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RENTS
REDUCED

3-bedrm. rambler, all-electric
DISPOSAL. dishwasher and
Bendix washer: large pic
ture. windows: storage attic:
e,Ax 3 minutes to Pentasop; .,,,,,
SUBDIVISION; 3-bedroom brick
rambler with full daylight
bsmt., all-electric GE kitchen,
4 storage attic.
LARCHMONT REALTY
JE. $4,000 Ewes. JE. 4-0972
COLORED-2 BEDROOMS, modern
automatic Gas heat, Frigidaire. Newly
decorated. CIT Golden s.w., between
D and e, 9th and 10th; $65. Phone
MA. S-9257 weekdays. --23
COLORED-7l DeFRIES ST. NV
q rms. and bath: S65. RAYMOND
r; RUPERT. 1017 It'll st. NV.
cSEo 49, HAMILTON ST. NV.
% rms. and bath, newly redec., gas.
heat. screened porch, garage; $lo5
c Lis 4 St. nT' FPP6 FL zSoS Hvr
- rms. and bath, h.-w.h.: avail.
about Sept; 8; $40 mo: GUARANTY
REALTY 0ss1 INC. 1923 18th st. r;w.'
CoaoR sIHSo MINNESOTA Ave.
N.E.--5 rms. bath, gas heat; full
bsmt.; fenced yard. EQUITABLE
COLORED-73 FENTON ST. NE
$3.50. Key at rs Fenton st. : Com
brick, bath. elec. Apply Monday.
COLORED--21s N ST. N.w.-s-room
house, hot-water heat. Fine condi-
ton. Call ST. 3-03S9. -22
COLORED-UPPER NV, 2-family
S Suk s spsas E sSnv ss g shopping and
COLORED--N.W. Io-room home
ss.fin5ase, avg rs. s sess $40 mo- aa 40
COLORED-i1O7 o ST. N.W.-s
c eni MRS Essy f gRspS fGna al. slSo ssa
C0LoREp--s-BEDRiM. raj rambler in
Md, Al cond.; all mod. cow, 36
g min 70 D. G. $50 per m9nth. IA.
coLoREp WANTED TO RENT
a BE- sso gsis b TU sos 3 pesWCEh
COLoRED-is47 Goreorsn 81. NV.
crm. house Il good condition,
cSLoRESS.T 81. NV. near isth:
s94 ems calf inel io g T..s s9s oil heat
COLORED-very modern and clean
ne. $40 mo. De. 2-542O.
COLORED-PK. RID. COR, nth ct.
NV. very refined neigh, 5 bedrms..
2 baths; S1S5. mo-: will give option
to buy. HE. 4-7077 or tn. 2-341S.
COLORED-63I PICKFoRD PL. NE.
-3 bedrms.. liv, rm., din. rm.. kit.
and bath. Available today, $50, Ills
FRED a.. SMITH CO.
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Nearby Arlington

ON DIRECT TRANSPORTATION
TO THE CITY
Gracious 4-bedroom.. den. 2M-bath,
Georgian Colonial. home, most de-
sirable for entertaining and In q
9. as homes s On
living room with fireplace; desirable
dining room for entertaining: up-to-
the-minute kitchen with dishwasher
and disposal. Large storage attic
with regular stairway. Full base
ment with finished recreation room
with fireplace; maids bath. For
immediate rent due to Coloners
Geo. Mason Green Co..
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SO chinchillas for sale: al fanching
equipment. Oy. $4,000. 22e
GROCERY WITH NO CREDIT
livery, Priced for quick sale to per-
son Who wants to make o GOOD
living. Call now TO inspect.
SECURITY REAL EsTATE
dROCTRY-poWNTOWN
Owner quotes el,000 weekly, hesy.
Ts zTs. A2s IN. o. blI al seaSza1e'
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RETHESDA. MD.

Located near suburban Hospital and
brick; 5 bedrooms. bath: gas heat;
excellent location for small family
Rent. $115.
IThoS. j. Fisher q Co., Inc.
1913 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S3l
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNlrIEs


eTEzK. xRANCH1HM
New distinctive, eye appealing line q
heavy gauge. 3-ply steel coCkvare
Distributed through exclusive nan
chipse; No canvassing. Plenty o
Highiy profitable permanent connec
ton for responsible individual In
terested Ia operating own sales Or,
representative viii interview expert
enced sales organizers.. Write now
state age. phone number. and de-
tailed inrormation on backEroliid
ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE
Doing $4,000 VI. No competition
ana exclusive. clientele win keey
this one making money until thl
s. ssES!9gfiTY REAL xsTATr
NATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPANY
managed BY some Of Americas
outstanding business leaders nov
adding to Washington sales force
THIS connection worth $4,000 u
$780, 900 in yearly commissions
9ualincations include successfu
35 70 70; financial responsibility;
no Investment required; excellent
training: real cooperation. perma.
nent. offers real opportunity; nc
travelling; Phone or write Mr.. Evans
W4DDi1x q REED. NC.
42S 18th 81. Washinsfon. D. q
DELIcATEsSRN--TAKOMA AREA
Wsn-souip: store: good chance fol
pregrsssive man: terms. Ewes, RA
AuERBACH a Co. pr. 7-oso1
DELICATE6eEN AND BEER, REM
OR SALE. Pa. ave. NV; fully equip;
good bus. excel. loca.; owner taken
suddenly H., lease to right party
Re; 7-24o1; W no answer, IA
MOTEL ON o. 3. RI. 3il, Luray, va
Consists Ct S-unit motel with iars!
LOBBY and LIVING euartefs. Also Y
baths, nice furnishings; also restau.
rant well equipped, serving delicious
meals. and large building. suitable
for souvenirs and mountain craft
In q TRANQUIL setting on S-acre plot
doing excellent business; $65. 900
H4Essff s q. sfRh 1a 1 S1 "a ss4e'
$500 DOWN
Keeping: $e7.5o rent. $1,000 totsl
$500 DOWN
IL rms, baths, 18th and 4 SITS.
il.w.-Apts. and sleeping rms: S400
monthly Monthly income income plus owners apt
i 9TH and r SITS. n.w.--1l rms.
baths: S40O monthly income plus
Elk 3-4lis. ewes. and sun. LU.
cAAdpANELI.A q CO.
Service Station. and Garage
Loo. on busy NJ ct. NV, wen es-
tablished and o going business is
offered on Q leadership lease BY
major oil company, must have sui
flcient capital for stock and equip
ment Of approx. $500. Phone RA
SERVICE STATION
A small well established service sta.
ton log: on busy ha. ave. So. .
Gressiye dealer. Modest capital re-
CURED. no good viii to buy. eau
IA. 9-S600. --23
MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice and ccnsultation By exclusive
full-time motel broker and travel
specialist, offering recommends lions
on best buys In motels and sites,
Current best buys: $50, 900 annual
gross income motel for $50. 900 cash
oks1s ss DSasn'i 10 essS
and up.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 WOODWARD BLDG.
EN-. 3-1220. DAY OR NIGHT
YOUR OWN BUSINESS
ONE OF AMERICAS LARG-
EST DAIRY CHAINS
HANDLING QUALITY BUT
TER, EGGS, CHEESES, AND
APPETIZERS WILL CON-
SIDER FRANCHISE
STORES IN D. G. AREA
CAPITAL NEEDED, 5000.
APPLY MIR. ROSEN, SUP
ERVISOR, SALER'S DAIRY
STORES, 2706 WEST COLI
SPRING LANE, BALTIC. Is,
MD.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
NEW HOUSE
Open Sunday. / It'll 5

Charming white Colonial brick homes.
8 cheerful .bedrms.. full, separate
DINING rm., family liv. rm. with fire-
place and FIRST POWDER
ROOM. Paneled rec. rm. and out
side basement entr. Very cony. to
excel. shopping. S166. To reach:
Out Conn, ave. to Circle. bear right
onto Western ave. to Brookyille rd..
left to Commings lane and our sign.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. s-2S45
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$40 MONTHLY

.g- Y41V 4MS4N . 44A1 =
South Woodley. Falls Church area
ELEGANT 3 bedroom, ultramoderr
rambler; includes washer, dryer
dishwasher, disposal, refrigeratol
and range; carport; large lot. Avail.
able Sept. 10.
500 PER MONTH
8. Arlington - Five room attractive
bungalow; 2 blocks from school ant
bus; newly redecorated, inside anc
out; full basement: gas heat: storage
attic.
Sis PER MONTH
Fve-room first floor of 2-family; Close
to Fl. Myer; in new-house condi.
ton; includes heat and water; full
basement with rec. room.
$125 PER MONTH
Near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cape Coo
masonry bungalow; two baths: full
basement; oil heat: close to school
j. H. BENOIT; Realtor
KE. S-6677. JE. 3-1141
$3.50 N. washington Blvd. Arl.. Va
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED

l120 Buchanan st. NV,
coMPLETELY REFRIGERATED
kit. screened porch on 1st door;
2nd floor. 4 bedrms., bath and Sleep
ing porch: full bsrnt.: gas h.-W
heat; Diet. gar. Rent, S116 per mo
Can y. g; SMTIHy Co. S11 18th
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BETHESDA
AND CHEVY CHASE
2 and 8 bedrm. houses. $3.50 te
S166.
Margaret ]. Dunkiey
OIL. 2-3233. Realtor. OIL. 4-3512
Rooming House--Downtown
II Rooms. 2 Bath:-Cn Long Lsass.
928 G PLACE NV.
Open for Inspection--lSee It
MARSHALL J. WApLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2Q0t
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COLORED
1924 MASS. AVE. Sc.
Living room, dfnette, kitchen, bath
l bedroom and porch; SIS month
utilities included.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Ills 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24Se
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COLORED- $89. SO
CLEANMODER
Semidetached home with Ice rms,
gardenI Other houses and apis.
LIST NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle. NV. RE. 1884
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PIEAsANT HILLS :

ia TAUSSI0 PL. NE.
Less than / block from new John
Carroll High School; semidet. brick
Nome; large liy. rm.. din. I'M. mod
ern de luxe kit, 8 nice bedrms..
nice. yard; available immediately
Rent, S135 mo. RIA. 6-2560. j. B.
TTFFEY q SON 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
WHAT ARE YOU
LOOKING FOR?

II you need new location for your
81 8 new. modern shcppins center.
located Ia Q thickiy populated &c.
Community. State your terms TO
manaser on project OF can 20. p
pireScStions: out wheeler I'd. 90. TO
rental Office. 1870 Wahier pi.
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REST HOME

EXQUISITE Msnse on one Of Bethesda's
most beautiful estates; Is bedrrns.,
~ baths. Kitchens. octagonai
breakfast room, immense paneied
dining room. iiy. rm. with fireplace.
restful paneled library with fire-
place. arched ceiling entrance hall:
. meticulously rnanleured grounds with
create an atmosphere Of fspgse.
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ARLINGTON-CHE
VACANT
Spacious white frame In oak grove
overlooking city. 3 bedrooms, III
baths, modern kitchen. oil heat
screened porch. stone terrace. fruit
IA. 2-1e10 weekends or after pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

TIRE ATS: Q sleeping rms; besl
NV. section, near Conn, ave: lovely
1urn. 81 600 down; bal. mo.
Reach d Purcell, Elk. 3-24i2
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12 rms. 4 baths. 18th and 4 sts.
n.w.-.-Apts. and sleeping rms: S40O
monthly. income plus owners apt.
Excellent rentals.
/ 9TH and p SITS. n.w.--1l rms.,
baths: S400 monthly income plus
owners apt. Cali Mrs. Phillips
Elk 3-4113. ewes. and sun. LU.
1-1S06.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Ma. $4,000
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shopping transp.: sl10. ia. 7-079a
CLosE-N N. ARL.-s-bedrm. bricl
rambler. Cow. loc.; S115 mo
4s "a s siSfSsa; RID. s.E-s rms.
excel. cond. Key next door. JOEr
NEW TSif HoG G II rooms onS1t and bath; OF
heat; ~ g.: near Upper Marlboro
home; den ana povd Ra.'I 1m s:os s.cai
garage and lovely fenced yard; ad
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Modern vii.
Harrisburg Colonial with full centel
bath. sz.ft. iiv. rm.. ib-fs. din DIM r M.
large rear screened porch: overlook
ing secluded garden;. % II. kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal: twt
1S-ft, bedrms. and full bath OF
End A., paneled library. 24-ft. rec
wonderful Tor entertsinins; 1.ses,
es ssse piRK y ~ ch che, ~ Md. ooS
rm. Diet. brick. oil heat. excel. cond.
I lge, lot; 500 per mo. r. @. dunno
FALLS Ali CHURCH. p1MMrT HILLS
s sssarm inms ssm0: $751; sM 1927 SGnf.
ARLINGTON bedrms.. Q firepls
2 baths. fun din, rm., bsnnt. fence
I'd; mr.. shopping, schools an A,
trsnsp.; avail. Sept. !; S12o. EN-
NExRBY vA.--Attrac. small house
equip; beaut. country location, q
gT sip hhYyyG ARSs sS D Aren't mo Mc Es
esssi CxTHEDRlL AVE. N.w.-S
compl. redec., incl. new kit. wit
/ refgr.; huilt.in garage; very desil
a%falshassH4.nif &c. s sis i hi ns. d
lBRASD-NEw aforementioned homel
i S1l5 mo- Immediate .Qccupansy.
bedrms.. 8 baths. senidss. in Rigs
ss Eastern ne ave- ,ass e. l 4 NJ sss e e
/ tn. 2-1136. Mr.. Holtz.
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER, ( bed
rooms, 2 baths; S225. MRS. CLYD
i G; DuNNINdToN. OIL. 2-2635 Q
4SsS i sana sT. N.E.-Redec.. det..
bedrms., den: gas h.-w,h.;. fence
yard; cony. transp.. school: sill
GLENMoNT AREA-waEAToN - 8
1 bedrm.. fun bsmt. rambler, With
q blk. elem; school; 2 blss: y. an
nc mo. n ho. s SssSss s sSsal n pm
COLLEGE PARK---Lse. rambler,
sSFs landseag esS sSelasiyely los
TAh0MA AREAEModsrn 6-rm; CO
fenced yard. Only Si2b. AUERBAci
& CO., DI. 7-66OI. AID. 4-5907.
WEST HYATTSvIILE (5615 81,
aye.l., close 70 Northwestern Hig
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MOTEL ON q. 3. RI. I'll, LurAy, va
Consists Of 9-unit motel with large
lobby and living quarters. Also
cottage units Of 2 rooms each. TIL
baths, nice furnishings: also restau.
rant well equipped, serving delicious
meals. and large building. suitable
In q tranquil setting on S-acre plot
doing excellent business; SOS, 600
with $4,000 cash.
HILLIARD REALTY CO. IA. e-S40S
1918 Lee Hwy, Arlington. Va,
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Service Station. and Garage
Loo. on busy N Ut. NV, wen es-
tablished and 0 going business Is
offered on Q leadership lease BY
ficient capital for stock and equip
ment Of approx. $500. Phone RA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

REsTAURR1NT. LIQUOR - Mixed
trade: income 5000 wk.: asking
s14 600, on geed terms. A. !. r,
FIRM: STORE New merchandise.
and fixtures. A-ton truck. S12. 500
compl. HUI. 5000. --22
BEAUTY SALON, for sale or rent:
established business. ideal loo. EN-
2-2511 or EM. 3-6831. ewes or Sun.
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FAIRFAX. vA.-Liv. rm... din. rm.
slss Kit; center orcs. hall Meal. ssd furn
Lee. shady yard. Near shopping ares
and schools. Car pools In area; S16b
MAvIS COBB, CR. 3-006S. evenings
and week ends. -22
NAvYRENTAGON, Walking distance
furn., incl. washer. Tv. ia. S-7562
Evening star., 1954-05-13
ComponeiIo Out Till Mid-JuIy:
Risked Paralysis by Playing

ager Walt Aston benched him
for weak hitting. Then he flew
home from Milwaukee and SUBJ
mitted to surgery.
DR.. Herbert Fett, who per-
formed the operation, told the
Brooklyn star he was lucky he
had decided to get it done when
he did.
"He told me I could have lost
the use Of my hand entirely"
Campanella said. "It's still
numb. I'm glad I got it done.
HE said the bone had be-
come so entangled in the nerves
that had I waited any length
of time, the hand might have
become paralyzed. He said I
was gradually losing the use of
the hand.
HE also told me that my
case was one of the rarest Of
its kind. Only eight such cases
are on record"
Tomorrow the catcher will go
back to the hospital to have the
stitches removed. Meanwhile, he
has returned to the Brooklyn
bench.
II can't catch a ball and I
can't hold a bat" Camp said,
'but I go crazy sitting at home
doing nothing. This way I feel
like one of the team"
Evening star., 1954-05-13
BY the Associated Press

BROOKLYN, May 13.-Roy
Campanella admitted today he
would not have agreed to his
wrist operation if he had known
that it would bench him for two
months. but now he's "glad it's
over"
The Dodger catcher, most
valuable player in the National
League last season, had a bone
splinter removed from his left
wrist on May 3. He disclosed
yesterday that he does not ex-
pect to be able to play until
after the All-Star game July 13.
Actually, the doctor said he
doesn't know when I'll be back. +"
Roy said. HE never has told me,
but it's probably going to be 8
or 10 weeks instead of three or
four like I thought"
Injured first in an exhibition
game with the Yankees March
20, when he jammed his hand
sliding into second base, Campy
reinjured the wrist April 18
when he was hit by a pitch from
Sal Maglie Of the Giants.
Although he knew the bone
was splintered and that his wrist
hurt, the 32-year-old slugger
steadily refused to have any
thing done about it until Man
Evening star., 1954-05-13
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, May 13.-Manager
Lou Boudreau, whose Red Sox
lost two close ones to the White
Sox, thinks Cleveland will take
the pennant this season.
Before leaving yesterday for
Baltimore, Boudreau summed up
the race this way:
Before Ted Williams and Mel
Parnell were laid up with in
juries, I thought we had a good
chance to win. But now I look
for the Indians, Yankees and
White Sox to fight it out. AL
Lopez now has the personnel to
come out on top at Cleveland.
Dave Philley has meant that
much to his club.
white Sox pitching will hold
up this time. And we know the
Yankees will be tough again. But
I think Cleveland has the power.
plus the pitching, to tell in the
stretch"
Meanwhile, M nager Paul
Richards of the White Sox says
that IF we are going to beat the
Yankees, we'll have to find some
more power"
"Whv kid ourselves" he add
ed. "The reason Casey Stengel's
club has been slow in starting
is found in the batting aver
ages-Gil McDougald was hit
Evening star., 1954-05-13
BY BURTON HAWKINS

he's Unconditional, but when he
fails to accomplish what he had
in mind he's a terror. He can
run. throw, field and hit. And to
go with all of that, he's smart" "
Hutchinson isn't kidding him
self about the Tigers encourag-
ing start. We're playing a
lot of youngsters and they'll
make mistakes" Fred said.
Were year or two away from
being solid club, but we're NOV
ing in the right direction"
The Tigers manager laughed
when Connie Marrero's name was
mentioned. "The first time I
saw him pitch I said to myself,
Boy, this guy was made for me to
hit It wasn't long after that
when Red Rolfe sent me up to
pinch-hit against him. I hit a
pitch about an eighth of an inch
above my thumb and was out on
a meek little roller.
HE kept on doing that to me,
time after time. and I had to
admit the little guy is quite a
pitcher. He looks as if he has
nothing, but it's different when
you're UP there hitting against
him."
**
The Senators were interested
in acquiring Vinicio Garcia, Sec
ond baseman who was the
Orioles first draft choice last
winter, but they lost interest
after asking Marrero about him.
How does he hit?" asked
Harris. $685." Connie replied.
How about his fielding?" Bucky
queried. "So-so," Marrero said.
Can he run?" Harris pursued.
"So-so," Connie responded. in
one of the briefest scouting re-
ports ever submitted.
Tom Wright has batted twice
against left-handed pitchers this
Evening star., 1954-05-13
Coss Wins, but Mates
Bow to Navy Netmen

Tim Coss, former top-ranking
Washington schoolboy tennis
player, won the first match for
Swarthmore yesterday against
Navy at Annapolis, but his team
mates couldn't break through
the Middies' depth and dropped
6-3 decision.
Coss defeated Larry Baldauf.
6-3, 6-1. Navy took the next
five singles matches and one
doubles match. The Middies now
have an 8-3-1 record. Swarth-
more lost its second in eight
matches.
The Navy Plebes also won, de-
feating Swarthmore jayvees in
eight of nine matches.
Evening star., 1954-05-13
NCAA Plans Increase
In Baseball P|ayoffs
By the Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, May 13.-The
National Collegiate Athletic AS
ISOLATION today announced a new
plan to decide its baseball cham
pion, designed to permit more
and stronger teams TO compete
in the tournament and to stimu-
late greater interest in the an
nua1 playoffs.
Instead of tournament COM
posed of eight district cham
pionS, 26 to 80 colleges will COM
pete hereafter Thirteen will
qualify automatically as confer
ence champions and the remain
ing teams will be selected from
the "at large" category.
Current standings in the three
conferences in the South. list
Clemson on top of the Atlantic
Coast Conference with an 8-4
record and Maryland next with
5-3. Virginia Tech leads the
Southern Conference with a 9-3
mark, followed by Richmond and
George Washington, both 5-3
Mississippi PAGES the Southeast
ern with a 6-3 record and Tulane
is next with 8-6.
Evening star., 1954-05-13
Indians Are Busiest
AsAII Major Clubs
Meet Player Limit
Bs The AssoeiGssd Press

NEW YORK, May 13. All
major. league clubs got down to
the 25-man player limit without
difficulty last night, although the
paper work was heavy in the
Offices Of the Indians, Orioles and
Pirates.
The Indians dropped six play
ers, including First Baseman
Luke Easter and Pitcher Dave
Hoskins. while the Orioles and
Pirates cut four from their res
tiers. Eight teams had cut down
well In advance Of the deadline
and the Senators and Red Sox
were able to add players yester-
day.
Most Of the squad cuts were
made by sending men to farm
teams. With another month be-
fore the trading deadline, many
more changes are expected.
The breakdown on yesterdays
cuts follows:
CLEVELAND-Sold Outfielder
Jim Lemon to Washington. Op-
toned Easter to Ottawa and sent
Pitchers Jose Santiago and Dave
Hoskins to Indianapolis, Out
fielder Jim Dyck to Richmond
and Pitcher Bill Wight to San
Diego.
BALTIMORE-Sold Outfielder
Don Lenhardt to Boston. Gave
Pitcher Vern Bickford his un-
conditional release and optioned
Catcher Darrell johnson and
Outflelder Jim Fridley to Rich
mond. AS part of the Lenhardt
deal. the Red Sox sent Stan Hol-
mig from their Louisville farm
club to Richmond on option.
DETROIT-Placed Outfielder
Steve Souchock on the 30-day
disabled list and sent Pitcher
Dick Donovan to Atlanta and
Pitcher Dick Weik to Little Rock.
both on 24-hour recall.
YANKEES-Optioned Pitcher
Bill Miller to Toronto, Pitcher
Art Schallock to Oakland and
Pitcher Bob Weisler to Kansas
City.
BROOKLYN-Returned Out
fielder Sandy Amoros to Mon
treal.
PHILLIES-Optioned Pitcher
Ron MroziniSki to Syracuse.
PITTSBURGH - Sent Out
fielder Gail Henley, Catcher Bill
Hall and Pitcher Nelson King to
New Orleans on option and re-
leased First Baseman AL Grune-
Wald outright to Waco.
ST. LOUIS-ASked waivers on
Pitcher Hal White and said he
would be released outright if not
claimed.
Evening star., 1954-05-13

up IN Eastern SALTY" MILLS
Bay. Cooks Pt., in the Chop
tank. around Tall Timbers and
Swan PIT, in the Potomac.
Spoons and Bucktails are shar-
ing the honors for lures. Wire
line is a must" for deep TROLL
ing and groove and tear up
regular tops and rod guides. For
that reason we now carry all
sizes in Roller (pulley) Tops as
we'll as Roller guides for re-
placement on your rod. Our
price on Mitchell Spinning Reel
is the lowest in town. Full bale
c. A. P. Spinning Reel, $14.88,
Garcia Spinette Spinning Reel
1894. That's Mills Co., 9th g.
E Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-13
AK Plumbers Post
Second 19-Run Win
In Anacostia LEAGUE

The Atchison & Keller Plumb
ers. champions of the Depart
mental Baseball League last year
who jumped to the Anacostia
League to find stiff competition,
haven't run into much so far.
AK dubbed three Congress
Heights pitchers yesterday for
a 21-2 victory, its second 19-run
triumph in as many days. The
Plumbers next game at Fair
lawn will be against Snug Harbor
Tuesday. when the opposition is
expected to provide a closer
contest.
Ken McMullen went all the
way for the Plumbers, giving up
five hits. AK collected II hits,
led by Duke Coppage and AL
Giuffreda with three each.
Cameo Furniture, formerly the
Heurich Brewers, made it's bow
under its new name but could
get only a A tie with the Union
Printers in the Industrial League
game on the West Ellipse.
Military Air Transport Service
dropped its second in a row, I'll,
to Lincolnia in the Departmental
League game on the South
Ellipse. Buddy Downs hurled a
two-hitter for the winners.
Sandlot schedule today and
tomorrow (all games $50 p.m.) {:
Today.
FB1 VS.. Springfield, West Ellipse.
Indian Head VS.. Marine Barracks, Fair
lawn No. /.
South Ellipse.
Silver Hill VS.. Cameo, West Ellipse.
Library Of Congress VS.. Snug Harbor,
Fairlawn No. l..
Lincolnia VS.. Naval Communicated
South EllipSe.
Evening star., 1954-05-13


the Tigers boss, was listening to
conversation in which some
body said 1t was nice to see the
Yankees out Of first place. a..
"Yeah," Hutch commented, "but
keeping them out is another
thing. When Casey Stengel
starts pouring those reserves at
you, you realize what a strong
club he has.
Hes experimenting now, find-
ing out who can do what, but
from June on he'll know exactly
who he wants playing. That's
when Casey and the Yankees are
hard to handle. The Yankees
simply have more talent than
the rest of U.S."
u y 4 4
Hutchinson is sold on AL Ka-
line, rookie outfielder. Hes
going to be one of the great
Ones" Fred said, land I mean
great, not just good. Normally