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Evening star., 1954-05-29

CHEVY CHASE. MD. = Tastefully
furn. 3-bedrm.. bath Colonial brk.
home. containing 22-ft. liv. rm.,
powder room. 23-ft. porch; beauti-
full yard. close to grade school; 5000
mo. Call Robert Wright. EN-.
$4,000; evenings, OIL. 9-S439.
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Evening star., 1954-05-29

BEVERLY HILLS. ALEX. - 1904
Carolina pl.-Lovely, center hall.
porch. firepi.' 1Is baths, gar; June
is: Sl65. TIE. 6-29s0. 81
EDGEMOOR-Modern, bedrms., Ia
baths, rec. rm., dishw.. disp., car
peting, scr. porch, fenced yd,;
choice loc. to schools, stores and
transp.; gar; S115. OIL. 6-6S77.
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COOL. convenient Cleveland Park NV
: bedrms. and maids room, large
porch, shaded garden; June 20 to
Sept. 70. Slh0 mo. Call after 10
ARL.. N.-2-bath. Arm. Colonial;
conv. sI7h. KE. $3.50. Il
46t1 49th ST. N.W.-Lge. nv. rm..
din. rnt.. kit, 3 bedrms.. ga paths.
porches; cool. lge. yard; garage
Avail. June 10 to Sept. 10. $500 per
egsI menth; oBsRkyATSs1 EMI STSSet' pL. GLOVER MI
Parks bedrms.. bath, porch. game
room; small garden; $3.50. furn.;
S120. unfurn. SANDOZ, DU
7-l234; BOYSEN. DE. 2-4073.
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Evening star., 1954-05-29

TAKOMA PARK-Six rooms, de-
tached: attractive. comfortable; lge.
yard; 500. RA. 3-0634 mornings
fenced yard; close to Hechts shop
ping center. school and transp.
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IDEAL FOR CHILDREN-An end-of-
the-road 6-rm. home. G. add. rms:
In bsmt.f; scr. porch; garaee; oil
h -wh. "a acre. 5209 Wapokoneta
Refs. req. MRS. BURGESS. REAL
TOR. 6109 Broad St. OIL. 2-4253.
Evening star., 1954-05-29

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vacant, Ju. rs SII3I3; 30
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rent 500: avail June /. JOHN L
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1oso5 Matey I'd -3.bed-
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PARK-6 rms, semide.;
brick. tiled bath, gas heat full
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BRICK RAMBLER. 3 beorms.. ige.
liv. rm.. full bsmt. with asphalt tiled
floor. fully equip kit. dishwasher,
Anchor fenced yard. spick -and-span
cond. Rental &125 per mo. Oc-
cupancy June 10. Close to bus.
nr. Annandale Also 3-bedrm brk
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. rms. S140 pei mo. Many other
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lonial with firepl.; random width
oak flooring; immed. possession.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Yonks Now Demand Pay
For Giving Up Kansas City

NEW YORK, Oct. z R.-The
Yankees agreement not to stand
in the way of major league base
ball for Kansas City has expired
and the club will oppose shifting
the Philadelphia Athletics to
that city unless it receives ade-
quate compensation, Dan Top
ping, Yankee president, said
today.
Topping said that when
Yankee Stadium and the Kansas
City bali park were sold as real
estate to Arnold johnson of
Chicago, the Yankees had agreed
that they would not oppose an
effort by johnson to bring major
league baseball to Kansas City.
"At that time we said we would
| give them a year to iron out the
| problems" Topping said. well,
the year is up and now we've
changed our minds. Our ter
ritory is being invaded and we
want to be paid for it,"
Topping pointed out that when
st. Louis Browns moved to Balti-
more, the Baltimore club Of the
international League received
! between $500, 900 and $780, 900.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Little World Series.
Shifts 10 Syracuse
BY the Asseeioted Press

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Oct. r.
The Little World Series shifts to
this international League city
tonight, with the hometown
Chiefs counting on familiar sur
roundings to help them pull even
with the Louisville Colonels.
The Chiefs trail the American
Association club two games to
one, in the best-of-seven play.
The remaining games In the
series will be played here.
Manager Skeeter Newsome Of
Syracuse planned to start Jim
(Bear) Owens, the International
League rookie Of the year, as
play resumes after q one-day
break for travelling. Manager
Pinky Higgins picked AL Curtis
as the Colonels' fourth-game
pitcher.
Curtis. a 24-year-old right
handler, had q 3-5 record during
the regular season but has been
sensational in post-season play.
In 10 innings during the Arneri-
can Association playoffs, Curtis
did not permit a run. struck
out 10 and walked only three.
Owens, also Highlander.
posted a 17-9 record for the sea-
son, and IL in the Governors
Cup playoffs.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Johnson's Patience Strained
By Delay on Sale of Athletics

tickets for the 1855 season scared
into the thousands.
The Kansas City Merchants
Association is taking advance re-
quests for seats in an attempt to
show the city's interest in the
Athletics. w. G. Austin, man
ager of the association, said it
had been impossible as yet to
count the number of requests.
but "the mail has been so heavy
that extra deliveries had to be
made to the office"
The campaign started yester-
day. Austin said one bank had
requested 1000 reserved seats. a
drug company sent in a $4,000
request and other firms had
asked for blocks of 400 to 600
seats.
The requests are not binding,
but those making them will have
first chance at the best seats if
the Athletics actually move to
Kansas City, the association said.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Colorado Only Team
With Uncrossed Goal
BY the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Oct. THE
University of Colorado stood
alone today as the only major
college football team with an un-
crossed goalline-and the season
is only in it's infancy.
The Buffaloes have blanked
Drake. Colorado A8zM and Kan
sas, and rate as the eighth rank
ing team in total yardage given
up, according to statistics re-
leased today by the National Col
legiate Athletic Bureau.
Richmond leads in total de-
Tense despite loss of 233 yards to
VMI last week. Syracuse heads
the pass defense list.
Mississippi heads the country
in defense along the ground, nav
ing given up only 18 yards tc
Villanova last week for an Nv
erage of 44.7 per game.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
1000 Fans Mob AviIa
On Arrival in Mexico
By the Associated Press

NUEVO LAREDO, Mex, Oct.
7. - Bobby Avila, American
League batting champion, was
mobbed by a crowd of 1000 as he
arrived here last night on his way
to Mexico City.
The Cleveland second baseman,
a native of Mexico, said he may
play with the Mexico City Reds,
but definitely will not manage
the winter league club. Avila
owns a slice of the Reds.
Avila was a guest of honor at
a dinner given by Nuevo Laredo
baseball fans. He was to leave
today for San Antonio, then re-
enter Mexico at Ciudad Juarez
for another celebration. From
there, he plans to drive to Mex
leo City.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
NBA CIossifies VoIdes
As Only Heavy Contender

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. Z (R.-
Nino Valdes of Cuba is the only
logical contender for Rocky Mar
c!ano's heavyweight title, the
National Boxing Association said
today.
>Valdes, the Cuban champion
is the first heavyweight to earn
the logical contender distinction
since last spring, according tc
Fred j. SADLY of Milwaukee
chairman of the NBA Rating
Committee. Former Champion
Ezzard Charles was designated
the only contender before his
first bout with Marciano last
June.
The only champion left with
out a logical contender in his
division in the NBA's fall ratings
is the light-heavyweight, Archie
Moore.
Three weight divisions were
cluttered with logical contenders
Carmen Basilio, Del Flanagan
and Johnny Saxton were ratee
in that class behind Kid Gavilan
welterweight champion; Perc!
Bassett and Redtop Davis, feath'
erweights, were given the same
distinction in back of Sand,
Saddler, and Leo Espinosa ant
fanny Campo earned the homo.
below Yoshio Shirai, fyweigh
king.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Seixas and Trabert
Advance in Tourney
By The Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, Oct. Top
seeded players face either ex-
perienced fellow countrymen or
foreigners who know their tennis
ropes as the 18th Pan American
tournament opens its third
round here today.
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia,
the American champion, and
Tony Trabert of Cincinnati,
seeded No. 2, still do not know
for certain who they tackle in
the second session of mems
doubles.
Both advanced to the third
round yesterday, Seixas turning
back Mexieo's Eduardo GuZman
jr., 60, 60, and Trabert whip
ping Antonio Sanchez of Mex
leo, 6-1, 6-1.
Several matches were can
celed at Chapultepec sports GEN.
ter late yesterday because o1
heavy drizzles. Officials said
matches determining opponents
of Seixas and Trabert probably
will be played this morning be-
fore regularly scheduled play
begins.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
BY George Huber

George Washington's football
team took advantage Of a RAIN
softened practice field yesterday
to stage a final scrimmage before
taking on West Virginia. the
Southern Conference champion.
Saturday at Morgantown.
Until the rain the CIV field
was rock-hard and dusty, but
yesterday the Colonials were able
to knock each other around with
less fear of injury. The CIV
linemen especially are in good
physical shape at last. The three
games they've played plus the
really stiff workouts they had
last week have given them the
needed toughness for West Vir-
ginia.
Guard Lou Donofrio. re-
Gently transferred from half
back. has recovered from a minor
injury and will be in the travel
ing squad of 36 that leaves by
plane tomorrow. Guard Ed
Sakach also seems to have re-
covered well after being knocked
out at Virginia last week, and is
listed as the starter at right
guard. If he doesn't start, AL
Solomon. who usually works as
q No. replacement at left guard
will take over.
Opponents Have Strong Line.
The Colonials need to be in
good shape Saturday as they
will face what apparently is a
really fine line at Morgantown
In their one game SO far this
season the Mountaineers upset
South Carolina, 26-6, last week
after South Carolina had beaten
Army. The Gamecocks, who had
gained 276 yards rushing against
Army. were limited : to "a by
West Virginia, and CIV expects
a similarly hard-fought ground
game Saturday.
Among the Monutaineer line
standouts are Gene Lamone
second team Associated Press
All-America last year. at right
guard and Bruce Bosley at left
tackle.
CIV has lost all three of it:
games so far, although it out.
played VMI and Virginia in 1t!
last two games. and will be ar
underdog to West Virginia'l
Sugar Bowl team that topped
the Colonials, 27-6, last year.
Saturdays game is West Vir.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
BY the Assoeiaied Press

CHICAGO, Oct. Arnold
johnson, wealthy Chicago busi-
ness executive. says time is run
ming out on his offer to buy the
Philadelphia Athletics and indi-
Gates his patience is fading fast.
Johnson has offered to buy
the Athletics for a reported $3,-
375, 900. He wants to move the
franchise to Kansas City.
IT am getting together a re-
port from my architect, engineers
and even iron and steel contrac-
tors to determine how long it
will take to make the Kansas
City park into a big league
stadium" johnson said. "At
first they told me work would
have to start September IS to
20 if remodeling is to be COM
pleted before the 1855 season
opens next April.
THAT means the deadline has
come and gone. They are poised
to start work the minute the
signal is given. I will have their
latest report by this week end.
If they tell me there is not
enough time, I'll withdraw my
offer"
Win Harridge, American
League president, has asked
Johnson to hold open his offer
and has scheduled a meeting Of
club owners Tuesday in Chicago
to determine the Athletics fu-
ture status.
The meeting comes two weeks
after a New York session of club
owners granted Roy Mack IA
days to raise $750,000 to buy
control of the Athletics. He has
bitterly opposed the wishes of
his father Connie and his broth
er Earle to sell the debt-ridden
club to the highest bidder.
Clark Griffith of Washington
and Spike Briggs Of Detroit have
expressed opposition to moving
the AS to Kansas City. Mrs
Grace Comiskey Of the White
Sox also has indicated she would
oppose the shift if Griffith did
Approval by six Of the eight
clubs would be needed for the
action.
At Kansas City, requests for
Evening star., 1954-10-07
MARYLAND
Continued From Page C-1.l

with one last week over Clemson.
Their fine prospects Of the last
several years finally are being
realized. They seem q threat to
take the Southern Conference
title from West Virginia, SO Wake
Forests loss to them is no dis
grace.
Maryland yesterday staged its
last scrimmage for the Deacons.
The regulars scrimmaged against
freshman groups working Wake
Forests offensive and defen-
sive patterns, with some of the
emphasis on pass defense.
Maryland's star defense men
are Halfbacks Ronnie Waller and
Joe Horning, with Quarterback
Charley Boxold also getting into
the act frequently.
Two Good Passers.
Wake Forest has two better
than-average passers at quarter
back, Joe White and Nick
Consoles, and the Terrapins are
hoping either Waller and Joe
Horning will come up with some
interceptions.
In the two games played, Mary
lands opponents have completed
II of 80 passes. Most of those
came in the opener against Ken
lucky when the Terps were Civ.
ing the Wildcats the short passes
Those II competitions have nettec
Terp opponents 100 yards.
Maryland'S completion recorc
is seven for Is. for lis yards.
Boxold has been responsible
for most Of Maryland's air gains
with five good ones for "a yards
in II throws. Two went to Enc
Russ Dennis and Halfback How.
ard Dare for touchdowns.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Krouse and Nolan, Ex- Terps,
Will Oppose Redskins Sunday

veteran out of a job. Clatterbuck
is 6-foot-3, weighs 1876, and at
20 years has "only about IL
more good years of football left. "
in Howell's judgment.
Part of the Giants offensive
difficulties sgeinst the Colts can
be attributed to the fact that
Kyle Rote, the offensive captain
was just getting back into ac-
ton after being sidelined with
injuries. Kyle carried the ball
once for five yards in Baltimore
and caught four passes for SO
yards.
Frank Clifford, who scored
both touchdowns, caught five
passes that we're nullifled by
penalties. The ex-Southern
Cal ace was on the Baltimore 20
and 10 yard lines on two of
them. Teammates dropped at
least six Of Conerly's passes
without any reasonable excuse,
according to scout reports. but
the Redskins can't hope for any
such luck Sunday.
In passing, it might he noted
that Clatterbuck beat out ALL
American Don Heinrich of
Washington, and Arnold Galiffa
Of Army for one of the two quar-
terbacking jobs.
With the Chicago Cardinals,
who were polished nff, 41-1o, first
on the list, followed by the Colts,
Redskins twice and Cardinals
again, the 1854 schedule appar-
emily favors the Giants title
aspirations. They don't hit the
so-called tough clubs" until the
last Sunday in October when
Howell takes his team to Cleve-
land, and Jim Lee hoped to get
his men off to a flying start.
The Colts threw him off stride
but Jim Lee expects to get the
Giants back in their winning
ways Sunday. and the odds are
| all in his favor.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
IBC Tries 10 Arrange
Spring Tile Bouts for
|Marciano and Olson
BY the Assoeiosed Press

NEW YORK, Oct. THE In
ternational Boxing Club has be-
gun working on possible title
bouts for Heavyweight Champion
Rocky Marciano and Bobo Olson,
the middleweight king.
Jim Norris. IBC president, told
Sgd Flaherty, Olson's manager.
he would like to match the
champion with Kid Gavilan at
Miami In March or April. Gavi-
Ian. the welterweight champion,
lost a decision to Olson at Chi
cago last April.
Norris also complicated the
picture by saying he'd like to
have Olson put his title on the
line with joey Giardello before
the first Of the year. No site
was mentioned, but New York
was indicated.
Furthermore, Norris pointed
out, any meeting at Miami be-
tween Olson and Gavilan would
be contingent upon the proposed
Giardello-O Olson bout and the
welterweight championship scrap
at Philadelphia October 20 be-
tween Gavilan and Johnny
Saxton.
Flaherty said Olson, who de-
feated Rocky Castellani in San
Francisco August 20, didn't plan
to fight again this year, but the
manager said he'd talk over the
proposed Giardello match with
Olson.
Norris said he and AL WE'LL
Marciano's manager, plan tc
confer in Miami next Thursday
to go over the heavyweight sit
uation. WE'LL is in San francisco
Norris said he'd like to match
the champion against Ninc
Valdes of Cuba for Florida
bout in February or March. He
also wants to sign Marciane
against Don Cockell, the British
champion, next June, probably
in Yankee Stadium,
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Weekend Football |
FRIDAY NIGHT GAMES.

FRIDAY NIGHT GAMES.
Fordham at Boston U.
Montana at Denver.
Holy Cross at Miami.
Davidson at Presbyterian.
Texas Christian at Southern Cali
ornia.
SATURDAY GAMES.
Washington Area.
Maryland at Wake Forest.
George Washington at West virginia
Virginia at Penn State.
Navy at Stanford.
Montgomery j. C. at Bainbridge Prep
Fort Belvoir at Quantico.
EAST.
Dartmouth at Army.
Virginia Military at Boston College
Rhode Island at Brown.
Yale at Columbia.
Harvard at Cornell.
Notre Dame at Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania at Princeton.
South.
Richmond at the Citadel.
Florida-Clemson at Jacksonville. Fla
Villanova at Florida State.
sousi.ns sSuia Gsr2ns ssate Ct Ct aeonsa Tech
Auburn at Kentucky.
Georgia at North Carolina.
Chattanooga at Tennessee.
MISSISSIPPI state AT Iul4ue.
Mississippi at Vanderbilt.
North Carolina State at William ant
Mary.
Tulsa at Alabama.
Southwest.
Texas Western at Texas Tech.
Oklahoma at Texas.
Baylor at Arkansas.
Texas AdsM ut Houston.
Midwest.
Iowa at Michigan.
Southern Methodist at Missouri.
Kansas State at Nebraska.
Duke at Purdue.
Oklahoma A6sM at Wichita.
Rice at Wisconsin.
Cincinnati at Marquette.
Ohio State at Illinois.
Michigan State at Indiana.
Kansas at Iowa State.
Northwestern at Minnesota.
Far West.
Colorado at Arizona.
Utah at Brigham Young.
Oregon at California.
Wyoming at Colorado A6sM.
Utah State at Fresno.
UCLA at Washington.
oregon State at Washington State.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Continued From Page CID

through, the Giants pass defense
promises to be as tough as ever
for the Redskins. Tom Landry,
an old defensive back himself.
coaches this unit and Is reported
to be using the old umbrella"
installed by Steve Owen before
Owen was deposed as head coach.
Landry recently got additional
help from the Los Angeles Rams
in Herb Rich, who may start
Sundays game.
Nolan. who was on the Red
skins draft list but who was
taken by the Giants before the
Washington eleven got around
to him, has fitted in nicely with
Howell's plans. Bob Daley, the
teams publicity man. describes
Wick as the fastest man in the
backfield and a wonderful COM
petitor.
"Jim Lee says he makes mis-
takes" Bob reported, "but Dick
RECEIVERS quickly and has enough
speed to get to the right spot in
time to choke off the play"
Krouse Co-Captain.
Billy Shipp. 6-foot-5. 280-
pound tackle from Alabama. is
another outstanding rookie
Shipp moved in at defensive
right tackle, enabling Co-Capt
Ray Krouse, Washington boy
and ex-Maryland star to go back
to the left side. AS good as Shipp
is, Daley says, he's got a long
way to go to match Krouse, who
is still rated the clubs best
tackle, and one of the best in
the league in the Redskins book
Howell is pleased by the way
Bobby Clatterbuck of Houston
has come along at quarterback
He pitched one touchdown pass
against the Colts to match Char
lie Conerly, and already seems
to be edgipg the Mississippi
Evening star., 1954-10-07
One Family MonopoIizes
Homestead Golf Tourney
Speciol Dispatch 10 The Sior

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Oct. T.
The Semples of Sewickley. Pa,
are trying to make a family af-
fair out of Homestead's 42d an
nual invitation fall golf tourna-
ment.
\ R. H. Semple and his brother,
n. S., and their wives are in to-
days semifinal. r. H. meets
j. M. Brodbeck of Pittsburgh,
who eliminated w. j. Evans OF
Washington's Congressional Club
yesterday, up. H. S. faces Burt
Shurley of Birmingham, Mich.
Mrs. r. H. faces Mrs. Jack Capers
of Philadelphia in the women's
division, while Mrs. H. S. meets
Mrs. David McCahill Of Pitts
burgh
Congressional's thir d : fight
hope, George o. Sutton, was
beaten, l up. by G. H. Smith OF
Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Senators
Continued From Page c-1J

In the clubhouse meeting I called.
but Don Newcombe got up after
q few minutes and said, I don't
see anything wrong about laugh
ing when something's funny
Il charged him and we had 1t
out with some hot words. Jackie
Robinson spoke up then and
said, 'Newk, you're wrong and
you know It, Don realized he
was wrong and we didn't have
any more trouble about that"
Dresser said he'd like to take
q crack at getting Robinson, but
doubts If other National League
clubs would waive on the over
weight Brooklyn player.
One Coach to Be Picked.
In his meeting with the press
yesterday at Griffith Stadium,
Dresser confirmed that Cookie
Lavagetto has signed a two-year
contract and will coach at first
base for the Senators. Dresser
said he is seeking one more
coach.
Charley also revealed ambi-
tions of landing Pitchers Dor
Ferrarese and AL Gettel ane
First Baseman Jim Marshall
from Oakland. Gettel, with tht
Senators previously for an un.
distinguished term, since has i'm.
proved, according to Dresser.
Ferrarese, a 25-year-old left.
handler, who won 18 and lost II
has a better curve than any.
body" Dresser says DOM
trouble is control but that he'e
welcome the opportunity to de.
velop him. Marshall, 90, Is I
lefthanded hitter who battec
.28l and slammed 81 home runs
Evening star., 1954-10-07
MuIIoy Moves to Denver

DENVER, Oct. Z (P).-Gardnar
Mulloy. ranked as this country's
No. 4 tennis player. said today he
is leaving Miami to make his
home here. Mulloy, an attorney.
is becoming administrative as-
sistant to M. H. Robineau, presi-
dent Of the Frontier Refining Co.
He said his wife and two daugh-
ters will join him soon.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Quote by Sherman Posted
As West Virginia Warning

MORGANTOWN, w. Va,
Oct. Z R.-West Virginia Uni
versity, installed as top-heavy
favorite over George Washington
in a Southern Conference foot
ball contest Saturday, isn't TAX
ing the rating too seriously.
Posted conspicuously on the
dressing room bulletin board by
Coach Art Lewis quote by CIV
Coach Bo Sherman to the effect
that his team feels its losing
streak will end this week.
In yesterdays workout, Lewis
concentrated on pass defense and
downf1eld blocking. Lewis indi-
Gated that while Dick Nicholson
and Danny Williams will start ir
the backfield in the place o1
Halfback Carl Norman and Full
back Joe Marconi, there prob.
ably will be no change in the
line.