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springs, dresser rand and chest hest Sx is; r rno
occ; chairs lamps. RIA. 3-1416. L.
BY piece. tn. 2-6246. after 4:30
FIRNITuRE-Kisehsn, liS. rm.. bed,
FURNITURE - Unclaimed. Modern
sofa S25 occasional chair IS. sec.
| retarlal desk SO. sofa and match
ing chair $l00. loyeseat-bed $50,
well chair SIS teievision Stool S.,
washstand So, innersprinR mattress
$40. club chair SIS. sofa-hed SAC
ice cream parlor chairs 81 80. Hide
f s1,.y.l ped; s sd1 we also Dc reHp-
covers $50: labor and material in
cluded. Furniture refnished. antique
restoring cabinet work. cornices and
draperies. No lob too large or toe
small. HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERS
2447 18th street NV. co. b-5I16.
|FURNITURE--sofa bed, S25; chair,
$40: table, 4 chairs. $50; chest OF
drawers. $40: 4754 Homer avenue.
Apt. p. suitland. Nd. weekdays
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm.. living
nm. from unclaimed freight and fac
I'll s s.S vI Lon STohASE;s s ssSass
FURNITURE--Daveno bed, chairs,
rugs. etc. 326 36th st. ne. CRiver
Terrace. Call after 8 pm.
FURNITURE - 7-rm. house; owner
leaving city must sell; no reasonable
Tnss lsISsfa ov gagls table eel.
lsrette. side chairs, upholstered
rug. Sidewalk BIKE. oE 0i Homer. Fam FAM.
d iiy moving oversees seas Best offer ac-
suite, will sacrifice; MOVING to Flor
ida. 55I4 Grove st.. Ch. Ch.. Md
FURN.-Mshosany Chip. din. rm..
table and buffet chesp. Other mise,
Ss',: s:Sss "a :s.( aYR5
FURN. =, Braud-new. except. beaut
and mod: entire household, TV 1913
MINI ave. Sc. Apt. 5. LIZ. 1-5755
FURN., 2-piece iiv. rm. suite, Sia5;
Apiece bedrm. suite, SIS; end table.
49, 1 , wan m mirror S.; coffee table s,
sS5 Icaofi1.sS %. ov. s-a7oo. MSS
FukN.aMshos, cocktail table. end
table, RCA rad. -phono., Is" 3-speed
fan, Excel. cond., reas. ia. 2-6956.
FukN:-Sofa, Regency. 2 end tables;
I cofee table, matching, also glass
tops; coffee table base Is IN mirror,
cond. Cali WA. 7-7194. "a
FURN;-Liv. rm. and bedrm., Persian
rug; nv combination; diplomat leav-
Ing; EN-; 3-2734. II
dealers. l4016 Tennyson rd.. Univere
sity Park. Md. WA. 1888. d
FQRN.-Rose-covered. Barca lounge
chair seq. Rust mohair uphol; bar
painted mirror, so- Iieau Wide By aa rs
in. long. $45. Phone AID. 4-4369
FURS,9 pi@ sectional, sofa, and
matching CHAIR. $500. cost $40o;
upSoister sa in I plsss sSs' ana ND have a
g. sets custom slipcovers. ia. 3.
GAS pssg RANGE. Norge: good condition:
$40: all hbre rug. green. $50: cof-
zee table. mahosn $50. Crescent
GAS RANGE-Builder has new 30--in
Magic Chef range; never been used;
taken from sample house; new-range
guarantee. Below cost at S65. JE.
4-2460, after 5 pm. 8
GAS RANGES. new, used, installa-
Georgia ave. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES, new, used, repairs:
oil coal, wood ranges. ACME
STOVE: l0I1 9TH NV. Ma. LS-s952.
GENERATORS STARTERS. $3.50 up;
VI. Carly. 1908 14th. NO. 7.a224
GOLF CLUBS-Bobby Jones putters,
$3.50. Surplus irons, SOC. Woods. 81.
Fans. So up. 616 Mass. NV.
IRONER. Thor, $50. Also girls 24-in.
bicycle, fair condition. $40. LU.
KEROSENE SPACE HEATER. like
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FlagStone and Stone

PSr rsInsseD asSSss; o rsss,n,ns gs
ANGELO MARcuccIo 10. S-i70!
FLOORS CLEANED and Waxed; wall
II. 4.2055. Ii, 3-2i4f. IL
FLOORS REFINiSHED like new; FIRE
estimate, low summer prices; reliable
e, e. COVER. WA. 7-6S6s.
FLOOR SANDING. .reflnishing, b!
ih rsi ss.,m ar soup: ss to9r sdvics
FIooks SANDING I AND rs, F INST
H FISMs ssnq uS a apgBaF44TT: $40. l. D
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
New 50 9 rm. Ip: old; $12 2 room
F as NfP / cL EANNf3S IN. "a Da SsSas
cigarette burns. scratches ana touch.
UP work; free estimates. Cal
FURNfTURE saAMP0toiNG, reas
rates. pleasing results. satisfaction
guar: Phone. LA. 6-6e65 OF LA
GARAGES CARPORTS
Custom built: wood, brick and cindel
block; free estimates. Terms. LU
10000, IA. 9-0442 I'll 8 pm.
GENERAL REPAIR-PaintinE, paper.
ing. we DO good work. AP. 7-si5z
KITCHENS IN COLOR
Remodel your kitchen In beautiful
color. birch or knotty pine cabinets
by kitchen experts,
BUILDERS LOW
WHOLESALE PRICES
FREE ESTIMATES. Mr.. Silver.
IA 4-16O2 -
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STENOGRAPHERS

STENOGRAPHERS
Temporary. interesting assignments
for experienced stenos. Hours. 9-E
or afternoons. No week end or home
worker. ST. 3-l972. IL
sWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. fol
PIX board; must be good typist
once. c csIAi uN. H4fHS5esi.H -'0noi @s
Travel and Earn, 1924
Well-chsperoned group with national
concern travelling summer resorts
and west. Experience not necessary
$500 month, plus bonuses to start
advanced. Apply MRS. NJ. E. CRONE
Cairo. Hotel. Que at 10th st. NV.
1912 or 1-6 pm. l.
WAITRESS, white, over 81. expert.
enced: fun time; lunch and dinner
BETHESDA INN. 1925 Wisconsin
ave. OIL. 4-39S0, OIL. 4-9s92. -
WAITRESS. white; no sundays. Ap'
P Pls u Per 4Sh 7tS GEORGES 6 RES
WAITRESS, white, exper.; nigh
work. Apply in person. oNEILLs
REST, 1900 r. I. ave. ne. Il
WAITRESS AND WOMAN, to worl
on grill, experienced. LITONIA RES
TAuRANT. 1888 Columbia I'd. NV
Il
MATTRESSES, white; must be exper-
fenced, Apply 10 o'clock on KIkrs
Wisconsin ave. NV. "a
WAITRESS, white. experienced. Appl,
in person, THE HILLS TAVERN
1909 Seminary rd.. Silver Spring
wAiTREss. white, 21-so, experienced
neat appearance. Apply in person
lib 18th st NV. Is
WAITRESSES-Good salary: Twin
quarters Apply UNCLE BILLIES
North Beach. Nd. -1
per, neat. attrac; top salary an,
tips. Closed July and 8. DANNY's
STEAK HOUSE, 2714 Good Hop
I'd Sc a
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2Sel QUE 81. N.W.--1fod. ant. bldr.
stndio. apt. with refgr. and srill. fol
light housekeepine; park. facilities
Available Immediately.
WILSON HOUsES-Excel. rrns.: sRls
$35-S40-S4H. Dbls., S26-S30-S35
Pyt. bath; $40. Trans, So. AID. 2
1450 GERARD ST. N.W.-Redecorated
sele, rma adjoining bath only So
1883 18th ST. NV. - Business.
women: .sgle. and .dble. rms: clean,
heaut, furn.; modern baths. NO
T-96o9. ~
FREE RENT--Attractiye room: close
TO downtown: IN exchange for ~
srs household help in am. wo
1891 EMERSON sT.-Nicely furn.
bath with shower: good parking
pvt. home. RA, 6-e39S; off 14th
DU POINT CIRCLE. vic. 17os 2Ist st
.Herv attrac. newly dec. rm.: ref
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ooes, PRS, re. teens. ]

PARAKEETS. babies and breeders; 8
pairs Of lovebirds. Is 18th Sc. Sc,
u: 3-9i6S. after 4 pm. III
WEIMARANER. months, Axe reg
all shots. right age for hunting ii
IAN CAN ~. 9-444s. after $50.
FOR sALE-Thoroushbred boxer, 10
mos fawn: playful disposition:
excel fasmi1y pet; owner leaving city.
PUPPIES. half cocker, haif beagle,
"a g xk s., old cute and healthy; rsas.
KITTENS. blue Persians: wonderful
pedigrees; for discriminating own
ers: reasonable. TIE. 6-S554. --3
IRISH SETTER. female, tiorouah-
bred. fine pet and companion: also
ssisaarssiiy; reasonable. Phi. WA. z
COLLIE PUPS. Axe reg, healthy.
Males and females. 70. 2-4iSS.
BOXER PUPPIES, o wks. old. favn
with black masks and white mark
ms Axe res. MRS. ADAMS. 10.
CUTE PUPPIES. black and white 10
Eks;, male So: female. Sc: healthy T.
ehildren's pets. LII. 4-6S39. .
Kittens, black, l striped, playful,
"a & mos. 1 ga VIII give to good home.
POODLEs, black std: Axe reg: Wen
greg; various prices: wks. IA.
kerry BLUE PUPPIES, 8 vks % Gid !.
tmhoroIshhred but not registered: $50.
wikE- HAZE FOX TERRIER PIibs.
A AS, champion bloodlines. HE. f.
DxLMATIAN PUPS, 10 wks.. ned.
neaitny, champion stock: reason
PEDIGREED ENGLISH BULLDOG
for quick sale. 10. 2-7948. g
DACHSHUND PUPS, s weeks: Axe
rpeg. 5noculated and wormed. JE.
DAGHsHUND PUPPY. red. male. real
beauty. Fesistered Axe. AP. 7-s4s7..
DACHsHUND, 9 mos. Axe; wormed,
shots shots. Female. Reasonable. JE. q
C0CkER PUPS, pedigree with papers:
$50 VIII deliver. 1918 Hamilton
ST.. w. Hyattsyille, WA. 7-227S. -7
BOXER PUPPIES, fawn, males and
females: 2S0S sheraton ST., 10.
8 PART-ENGLIsH SHEEP DOGS
IA. 5-7425. after 8 pm.
PARAKEETS WANTED
Best prices in town paid; bring them
to 1909 Nichols ave. SIC, or $50
Northampton st. NV. %
CHINCHILLAS
BUY Now---Increase Your Income.
Peoigreed Pairs. Easy Terms.
D.K.R. Chinchilla Ranch
Call XII. 9-3245 81
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
AIR CoNDITIoNER, Mitchell; excel
air iHns' 6 ssSs SFsS an 4 saaE h.p
ton and service. 'I &iLLIsoNs. ssis
air lssn G "a HiT;i AI as4soS siENrA1
UNITS, 81 toe season. Or : for any
desired period; used units for regu-
lar easement windows. installation
and maintenance II desired. BISHOP
E9u1PMENTo GO. 1858 Wisconsin
air 1Es, co Hi TSSSsi " h.p. Wrestling
house; 1852 model. good condition,
AIR CoNDiTfONERs - RETRO d
luxe = ton, 1854 models: delivered ere
ssSs sSd HAS p n alFtFe ss
ALI III pc;SSiNb M iasSs: "a new
195S fact Sgg, cartons y h;D;, s2S :si
AIR lis1 coNDf Fri SIS h.p., de luxe
originally S369. S5; terrific savings
for cash; ~; 5-0330. VETERANS
AIR RRsS .CoNDirIoSER - New M-tou
Hotpoint. Reasonable. EN-. 3-l5S2
AIR CONDITIONER for sale; new
Philco. 1883 model, 1-ton console,
only $3.50. See r. MCDONALD, 1911
14th st. NV. d
AIR COND., MITCHELL, $4,000. '54
FREE SERVICE AND INSTALLATIONS
We also carry GE, Philco, Chrysler
ALLiSoN's AIR CONDITIONING
22l2 i ln st;;,,H1,;,WM;;,nrrA p 2;ad t-42os
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CLUB MASON, 1923 New Hamp-
shire ave. offers de luxe living in a
club residence. Sgl. and dbl. for
refined ladies and gentlemen, SIG
per wk. and UP incl. full course
meals and hotel services. NO. =
a0oi COLUMBIA RID. NV. at Conn.
ave. - Good meals; attrac. single
rIn.; Sis; dble.,' Sl2. co. 5-2493,
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV.
Lovely, cool sgle. and dble. rms.
with@running water. For yng. ladies
and men. Showers, excel. meals, elev.
1882 WEBSTER ST. N.w.--Larse
twin bed room in pvt. home; excel.
meals; TV; cow. transp. TU. 2-6ooo'
MT. PLEASANT. 1924 Park I'd. NV.
Nice single and double rms; ex-
cellent meals; early breakfast: !
block Mt: Pleasant car. 18th st. bus.
F OK L .iID2GiLY LADY, in nurses nice
horne; no ether roomers; must be
ambulatory; references required.
SPECIAL CARE GIVEN elderly peo-
Pile, list and End A.; 3 meals served
daily. DE. 2-1102. .
YOUNG LADIES Home cooked
meals, TV, laundry facilities. CO.
5-9742. zoos Mass. ave. NV. ID
LARGE FRONT BEDRM, for working
mother and child. Day care for
child AID 4-NnS3 -
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sEAFooD RESTAURANT. $50:
Piney Branch I'd, Silver Spring, Md
GIRL, for once of electrical con.
including bookkeeping and tipping
5-day, 40-hour week. ia. S-l0l3
Is TWO HOURS Of your time worth
$40? Full-time pay for part-time
work. Call KE. 6-9500,
2 CHOICE TERRITORIES open now
AVON offers you regular customers
repeat business with earnings of
$3.50 per hr. Call at once for de-
tails. RE. T-S107. -
GIRL, for Office of electrical con-
tractor. part time, 2 or. days pei
bookkeeping and tipping. ia. S-10I3
.
EARN MONEY IN SPARE TIME
Selling costume jewelry to neighbor;
and friends. ME. S-4901. II
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADIES
Ex-service women and others over Is
Free to travel eastern resorts. Gull
coast, Calf. Leave immed. Chap.
plus bonus. Travel expenses paid
Burlington Hotel, 10 to 1 pm. OF
ewes. 3 10 pm. No phone calls. L
Travel
. young ladies, 1926. Texas. Calf
draw account, average S75-100 wkly
comm. plus bonus. See MRS. HER
NANDEz, Cairo Hotel. 1915 Que st
NV. 10 a.m.-noon, 6-S pm. "a
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks and poults. JAMES FEED
STORE, $40 K st. NV, ME. S-0OS9
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND ATS. TO SHARE

iieht-housekeeping room
furnished; lady; max. $50 mo. Gal
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MELP-MoMEM tcanl.l
SECRETARIES

Preferably 8 to 6 years ex-
perience in responsible Sec
retarial position. Experience
in technical dictation de-
Sirable.
Duties are challenging with
opportunity for advance
nlent.
Excellent working conditions
Liberal vacation and sicl
leave plus many other EN-.
ploye benefits. Salary COM
menSurate with experience
and ability.
5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We have an opening for q young lad.
situated in Landover Hills. Md
Must be able to take dictation at 81
w.pn. and type so w.p.m.
APPLY: -
SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
lS45 4th- ST. NE.
$3.50 till l. and ! till 3
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WAITRESSES

Very high earnings; must be exper
Apply in person only. KUSHNER s
SEAFOOD RESTAURANT. S52:
Piney Branch I'd, Silver Spring, Md
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slTUATloNS-MEN 8 WOMEN
RELIABLE COUPLE, eolored, wishes
part.time work with living quarters.
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CAPABLE NORWEGIAN GIRL
Desires general office or receptionist
work. Exper. with excel. refs. Speaks
4 different languages. Box 9S-T
Star.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
a310 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
n block of Conn. ave, overlooking
Rock Greek Park. Dole. and sgie.
rms. pvt. bath avail: excel. meals
Rates, $3.50 wk. up. no. 2-3566.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
One Week Only
LEFT ON
SHIRLEY HOMES SITE
TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF
EXCELLENT MATERIAL MUST
BE MOVED
Immediately
Following Prices at
Following Prices at
Shirley Home job ONLY

ACE
Wrecking & Building
Material Co. Corp.
Directions to Job. Shirley hwy, left
on 8. Glebe I'd. to Lang st., left to
lo5. OPEN DAYS A WEEK AT
JOB SITE.
JOB SITE, OF. 1904
D. C. YARD. LII. 4-O5OO
ROCKVILLE YARD, Pc. 2.9211
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TYPEWRITERs, port. NEW, Rem.
ROYAL, Smith-Corona, Und.. Olympia.
Free home dem.; $3.50 week. DI.
7-2704.
feet condition. S55. RE. T-OS1O
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COLORED GIRL desires child care
lob. Call II. T-374S
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BRICK-LUMBER
BRICK, PLUMBING
LUMBER, STEEL

BLDG. ITEMS from 4 to z lopez
7.i234. RUcKER LUMBER. 1881
Wilson blvd, near Key Bridge. -.
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GIRL, for ONCE of electrical con.
tractor, to do general office work
including bookkeeping and tipping
5-day, 40-hour week. ia. S-lOl3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
Dykes Shuffles
Lineup In Effort
TO Start Winning

NEW YORK N-Jimmy Dykes
is going after Casey Stengel's title
the ineup-shuffling champion of
the American League.
Dykes tried out another new bat
ting order yesterday at Yankee
Stadium. It was No. % by unoffi-
cial count Of the men who travel
with his low-flying Baltimore Or.
ioles.
1--WE got a player - I won't
mention any names - but no mat
ter where I put him, he comes UP
with men on bases" said Dykes.
."You could pull his name out of a
hat and he'd be up there with two
men on. I even tried him leading
off. Then the catcher and pitcher
get on base for him.
"Our hitting is just anemic.
That's the trouble with us. No mys-
terry about it. Look at the aver.
ages. We've scored fewer runs
than any club in either league and
1t isn't even close.
"That poor Turley never gets
any runs. The most he ever had
with us or the Browns was three.
Once this year / took him out for
a pinch hitter in the eighth. We
got four in the ninth and won 7-3
or something like that but he
wasn't in there"
While Dykes moaned about his
hitting-or lack of it-he glowed
about his pitching staff.
1--WE haven't had more than
three or four bad-pitched games
yet. Turley is going to be a great
pitcher, one of the best to come
along in years. I think the game
he pitched Saturday was one of his
best although he still didn't have
his real good fast ball back. He's
a great kid with a wonderful atti-
tude. No gripes, no alibis, just
fires that ball"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
STOCK CAR RACES PRODUCE HOT
ACTION AT BOCA CHICA SUNDAY

wins and a second for three times
out. Marty Vierstar, a late conner
also came through for a handy win
in the second semifinal. Benny
Mershon came through with q
burst of speed to lap the complete
field in winning the main feature.
Crashes were frequent through
out the afternoon as the drivers
tried to bulldoze their way through
the pack on this short course.
Following is a list of the money
winners for Sundays races:
First Elimination:
1. Jimmy Hanson, Car No. 100
2. Jerry Hinde, Car No. IL
3. Hugh Hinde, Car No. %
Second Elimination:
1. Paul TOPPING, Car No. 50
2. Benny Mershon, Car No. 80
3. Gunny Linhart, Car No. 90
First Semifinal:
1. Jimmy Hanson, Car No. 100
2. jerry Hinde, Car No. II
3. Gunny Linhart, Car No. 90.
Second Semifinal:
l. Marty Vierstra, Car No. 50
2. Norman Harris, Car No. II
3. Red Jones, Car No. 13J
Main Feature, 20 Laps:
l. Benny Mershon, Car No. 80
2. Jimmy Hanson, Car No. 100
3. Hugh Hinde, Car No. %
4. Jerry Hinde, Car No. II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
LOSES No.HlTTER

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. (R)-
Terry Reilly of Blessed Sacrament
High School pitched q no-hit ball
game, but lost 10. Opposing pitch
er, Vic Casazza of Salesian High,
scored the run.
Casazza was safe On an error,
went TO second ON one of Reilly's
two walks and came home on a
pair of sacrifices. Casazza did all
right on the mound, too, allowing
only one hit.
Scouts are cycling Reilly closely.
In seven games this season, he had
6 strakeouts.
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Mangrum Wins
Western Open

CINCINNATI IN - Tournament
wise Lloyd Mangrum Of Niles, H.,
finally made the winners circle In
a 1854 golf tournament here yes
terday but he had to 90 overtime
to do it.
Aftern turning in q blazing finish
Of 66, five under par, he captured
the $500 top prize in the Western
Open Golf Tournament by nosing
out Ted Knoll, New Hartford, NY,
on the first hole of a sudden-death
playoff.
In the last round Of play, Man.
grum came from four strokes be-
hind to overtake and pass Roberto
de Vicenzo, Buenos Aires; Bob
Rosburg, San Francisco and Chi
cago; and Jack Burke, Kiamesha
Lake, NY. His 66 gave him a III
total and tie with Knoll, who had
headed Mangrum by q stroke 60
ing into the final round. =.
In the sudden-death finale, Knoll
sliced his drive into the rough at
the right of the first extra hole
and took a par 4. Mangrum, right
down the middle, laid his second
shot eight feet from the pin and
dropped the putt for q birdie.
De Vicenzo stayed even with par
with a II for 27S and third money
of ST., 400. Knoll won $1,000. Burke's
10 for a 279 total was worth 81 200.
Rosburg went into the final
round tied with de Vicenzo and
two strokes ahead Of the field. He
shot q n for 2S4, winning only
$500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING-Avila, Cleveland, .38l.
RUNS Minoso, Chicago, 46.
RUNS BATTED IN-Minoso, Chicago,
81.
HITS-Avila, Cleveland, ~.
DOUBLES-V Vernon, Washington, H.
TRIPLES Minoso, Chicago, z.
HOME RUNS osen, Cleveland, Is.
STOLEN BASES Minoso and Rivera,
Chicago, z.
PITCHING -Branca, Detroit, Morgan,
New York and Stone. Washington, 80,
1000.
STRIKEOUTS Turley, Baltimore, n.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING Robinson. Brooklyn, .38S.
RUNS Musial, st. Louis, so.
RUNS BATTED IN-Musial, St. Louis, g.
HITS Jablonski. st. Louis, 70.
DOUBLES -Jablonski, st. Louis, IA.
TRIPLES Mays, New York and Schoen.
dienst, st. Louis, S.
HOME RUNS Sauer, Chicago and Mu-
sial, St. Louis, Is.
STOLEN BASES Bruton, Milwaukee, 10.
PITCHING-Podres, Brooklyn, 6-1, .875.
STRIKEOUTS Haddix, st. Louis, IS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
National Open
Set
To Start Today
BY Ed coRRicAN

NEW YORK RLNo fewer thar
1904 golfers-the biggest entry list
in history-shoot today for 12s
places in the National Open Cham.
pionship and the dubious pleasure
OF trying to beat out Ben Hogan for
the title.
The odds against any one of them
winning stand at 1000 to 1 and
it's Is to 1 that any particular
golfer won't even qualify.
The big event is scheduled for
Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield,
N. j., June 17-1s.
The golfers will shoot at 10.
cations across the country and the
poor fellows who have to take
their chances at Cincinnati are the
unfortunate ones. Most of the top
tournament pros stayed over an
extra day after finishing the West
ern Open yesterday to play for the
Is spots that have been allotted to
that area by the United States
Golf Assn.
Lloyd Mangrum, the Western
Open winner, is one of the 80 play
ers who are exempt from qualify
ing. Some of the biggest names in
the game are among the SO entries.
They include Bob Toski, who has
won five major tournaments this
year: Johnny Palmer, the Colonial
victor; Felice Torza, last years
PGA runner-up; Las Vegas Open
winner Art Wall; Argentina's Ro-
berto de Vicenzo; Canada's Gerry
Kesselring; Australia's Pete
Thomson, Tommy Bolt, Jerry Bar
Der; and Shelley Mayfield.
While all this is going on, Hogan,
who will be seeking an unprece-
dented fifth title, will be playing
an exhibition at the Atlantic City
Country Club, where he shot a
2-under-par 70 yesterday.
The 20 low scorers of last year
are exempt, along with the current
PGA champion walter Burkemo)
and the amateur titleholder (Gene
Littler, who since has turned pro).
In addition, all former Open cham
pions who want to try their luck
are eligible. This is their last free
ticket, though. Starting in 1855,
they'll have to qualify along with
the rank and file.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
COUNSEL HITCHES
FREE PLANE RIDE

NORWOOD, Mass. R-Joseph N.
WEIGH, counsel in the Mccarthy
Army row, got plane ride to
Washington last night with Army
Secretary Robert T. Stevens.
Stevens, who received an homo
rary degree from North Carolina
State College, bypassed Washing
ton and flew directly to Norwood
Airport, where WEIGH and two as
sistants got on board.
Stevens, who did not get off the
plane at Norwood, said the group
would confer on the ride to Wash
ington.
WEIGH had spent the weekend at
his home in nearby Walpole.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
Jim Hanson
Wins 2 Races
In First Try

After five weeks of in and out
racing, the Stock Car boys finally
came up with a fast track. Though
the crowd was small, that didn't
daunt their spirits. They really
mixed it up. Several drivers were
warned about rough driving, but
no one was disqualified.
The one-third mile track definite
ly forces more action and driving
skill.
It was long shot day, as some
of the favored drivers were forced
to eat dust.
Jimmy Hanson, who races out
boards with quite a bit of success,
served notice on the boys that he
can also push a stock car, bring
ing car No. 100 through for two
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-07
ANCIENT BOWLS

TOKYO (R) - Two well pre-
served porcelain bowls from the
ninth century - the earliest so far
discovered in China - were found
recently in the south Chinese city
of Canton, says the Peiping radio.
The bowls are covered with a
creamy glaze resembling modern
porcelain. They were dated in the
Tang dynasty (61S-907 A. d.