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FURNITURE
DISCOUNT HOUSE

I-RC. bOLlO-MAFLB BEDHOOM
Dresser. chest. BED. l. mattress. springs
l1o.rc... ..lGIs GIIIsvrNd RM. surrE---$llssSs.. 81 g
Sofa bed. 2 lounge chairs. cocktail
table. tables; z pillows: lamps
r0rRElins ALL ssfls Rooms snfi5s roR sssss'Sss sas''
KING. s203 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-5691
FURN. Fireplace with compIet,
brass equip. Also misc. items. Best
offer accepted. EN-. 3-6136. IA
FURN.-Complete furnishings for 3
rm. apt: al brand-new; leavini
tSTn. % a.a1oo7 81 7-74oo' Ext. 81; sa eyes.
FURN.@S-piscs FtRN Junior walnut dinin,
room suite. $50; double Hollywood
bed. $50: single HOLLYWOOD bed. Sl5
lFTRN.SMod. liv. rm.. bedrm.. desk
lounge chairs. new blond tables
GAS RANGEs, YES new, new used used. i instailstion
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ga
GAS RANGES. new. used. repairs, OF
coal, wood ranges. ACME STOVE
1011 9TH st. n.w.. Ma. S-S952.
GAs dsoR yOal ehUas lhssG Y s1o Blu. % cSe &c
livery charge. B. 4. coz & CO.
GRssRh4SRs. alatR RlasS 8 E sTzRfRa f2 eSos sSo up
Lge. assort:; elec. motor repairs: 40tl
yr. CARTY, 1908 14th. NO. 7-0224
GUN-Martini "22" match rifie: ex
cellent condition. Also Jacket an,
glove. $50. IA. S-819S. -27
GUN-Winchester heavy duck. gun
peri. cond.; leather case and am
num-: S79.50. Gaithersburg 165.W
GUNS, RIFLES, sHoTGUNs = Sey
dEoRGsr%Ng hs ssss SsSghsr rab1% sS.f Il swfeSsf ps
$3.50 NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-9330.
HEATERS, new. used (sas. OIL Goa
wood. elec1; lowest prices. ACMI
STOVE, 1011 9TH NV. Ma. S-S9b2
KEROSENE KILN, Is in. BY II
make, "Reveletation." 44O5 37th Sc.
Brentwood. Md. WA. 1876 23'
MANTEL; Adam, hand carved. o
Georgia pine. and originally from
Old Georgetown home. LU. 2-6649
mCRoscoPEs-aoo power, not
toy, ideal for students. Only SS.95
Caii UN, 4.2643 or .JU. .7-9411. 3.
MINK CAPE, long length, very full
new; original price. 81 $50; vii
sell $3.50 cash. Wo. 6-4331. --2;
MOTORS EXCHANGED while yol
wait: exact factory duplicate; GE
Westghse., Delco, all other makes
| for easy replacement on all house
hold and comml. equip. Do 1t yoursel
and save on our low prices; 1-yeel
Eqa,rraantes; free peyking; ELECTRIs Is
OFFICE FURNITURE-Desks. tables
chairs. flles. typewriters, etc. Cal
ST 3.S7h1 --23
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I2f45 p 81. nv. African stus
I% ss..is EsisT sis.l5 iss..l5sss5 sss5csf-radio. III I
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Christmas Trees
Fresh Vermont Trees

Handreds of selected trees srriyins
your pick: any tree.
S to Is Ft. Trees, $2.25
Table trees. SI.25. Plenty Of free
am. to 10 pm. Closed Fri. pm,
It'll Sat "a m
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES WANTED

any cond.: iewelry brio.
a.brac. 1888 Wis. ave. D; KRUP.
SAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000.
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GOLD

ssns sspr .Sssy dental Ts ssd l., s.s
A. KAHN INC.
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WALK sHITSAV TO WORK

Elevator S blds.:: I S-rm. Hi and Sg bath ap.
newly dec; sos mo. tAdults.D
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APPLE ORCHARD

277 acres; water supplied by noun
tain stream; well cultivated; consist;
which are coming into. very best
bearing stage, mostly red Staymans
and Delicious. estimated crop this
year Is to 10000 bushels. Modern,
S-room house; / tenant house; 40x
so storage house and GRADER. all
situated on a high spot overlooking
Potomac Valley. 1852 model Cater
pillar bulldozer (cost $4,000, Allis-
Chalmers tractor, moving machine.
ing. bags, ladders. lots Of other
equipment too numerous to men,
ton. Located 100 miles from Wash
2 ington in Western Maryland on good
highway. Best Of help stays with
orchard. Price. $3S,500, with "a
cash.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACE. DEL.-ocean.
front 3-bedrm. apt. Aug. IA on. Inn
maculate. OIL. 1883. 90
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WILL BUY. ALL Cash. 9 or z rm
house, ne; prompt insp; made aissIs
HEIGL Is; j, l417 I st. NV; MA; $3.50 So
results. ADEIBURT W. LEE, sell
| Pa. ave. SEE. LII. 2-1OOO.
no YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
HOUSE FOR ALL. CASH? II you
live in sc; or nearby ?. q, Co. cal
MIR. TAsRER. Ii. 7-404O; eyes
WE W. HAVE sIisV Cash CLIENTS for house.
in all sections Of the D.. G. area.
No charge for our appraisal: Over
30 years service. FLOYD E. DAVIS
co. Realtors. 1929 K st NV" MA
S-0852:. eyes,. JU. e-2b69.
MODERN, under ! rool or Z, SSpa-
each with kitchen, bath; nv. rm
and / or more bedrms. Minimum I
acre with trees; maximum 15 mi
from D. c. Under S27 600 with
$4,000 down. Call IA. 9-766s sfter
ny nc CLIENT needs 4-bedrm, older
Herndon, Vienna, Falls Church. etc;
not over $4,000. Call Mrs. Silver.
10. 2-36ss Immediately. PAU, p
Mo IENRHN CLEAN, 2 or 8 bedrm.
home in D. c. or nearby Md. Sc.
preferred. Have substantial cash.
MRS. COX. LU. 2-s136 or ST
ALL Cash, any cond. or commit.
for end trust made before house is
sold. Free Apr. MR.. WHITE, ia.
sPACSSus BRICK. extra lse. liv. rm.,
3 bedrms.. 3 baths; 2-car garage.
cash. JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664 --27
IN VIRGINIA, Md, OR DISTRICT
Have specific client who desires 10
purchase modern 3-bedrm., 2-bath
home; nr transp. VIII pay up to
$40. 900 cash. ELIJAH g. AR
MOLD (Col. USA, Ret.), Broker,
EN-. 3-4365. Ov. 3-4145.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS-Liv. rm.. bed
rm., kit. bath, Ice. porch; Steps 4;
$40 wk.; July "a through Labor Day.
Phone after 4 pm. LA. 6-s454.
---23
COTTAGE-sleeps 4 to 6; directly OF,
ne the bay; sS S35 " Tk' CAL 'o' z-sslo
MAKE REsERvATIoNs for AUG. and
Sept. for cottage. on water near
Leonardtown. Mod, cow. shaded
lawn. boat. pier. AID. 2-6446. Apt.
FENWfCK ISLAND, DEL.-Two-bed-
rm. cottage, / "a blocks from ocean,
after Aug. "A; $50 week. IA. 2
1880.
CONTINUED on Next Page.) p
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

Q CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE at Eag,s.
Harbor, near. waters edge. For IN
North fSSsHitiGR siI VI fSfis7{S
q leyei ground facing the pike. MR.
LAREe AS sHRCk aoi tSsi4; corn corner.
beautifully wooded lot; walking dts
lance to large sanded beach. win
sell &c sacrifice. 10. 10000. --2S
C0.MMERCIAI-20-ft. frontage, 6lst
81 M., nr. Dig st. ne. Price reasonable.
wE s'if & s AVE- s4SS. M stss 6iosf
one-half block from Pinehurst Cir
Gle. 70x150 f., wooded. Ideal lot
% nuild on For further informh-
ssM arsHs. INC. DI. 7-sob7. Ewes, Lu.
COBB ISLAND lots mr.. water
SSSd timber I'D zss s55sc'; $500 or best
HILLCREsT, mr.. Ala. aye.--Levei lot
H fAASRkgS2i cS SFsTT q a IMS $500.
340O, LU. 2-5976.
TWO ACRES, with beautiful trees. A.
p reS. setting for that lifetime
Gated on Grain hwy. (Rt. 30iJ, mr..
nj; 20 t and new Washinston- AN
priced ct 81 500. Terms il desired.
Call M. LEO sToRcH, AP. S-SiSi.
YOU CAN OWN q lovely M-acre lot
for. 500 down; in Wiley's sub
division in Va. water available;
IEhtly wooded. Full price. $1,000.
or $3.50 cash. DULANEY REALTY
CO., l31 N; Washington st., Alex,
SUNRISE BEACH LOT, eoxsoo IT,
mr.. Severn River In Anne Arundel
County. Md; pvt. beach privileees.
$3.50 or best offer. Easy terms.
ME. S-04S2 or Fairview 2.27Ol..
1900 SO. FIT; soned apt. or dupieNt,
IA. 2-23s1. IA. 7.3326. rs II
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WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or colored
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
NE. S-1220: evenings, LA. 6-bI94.
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$21, 750
TRINIDAD SECTION N.E.-4-uni
SD noas a mach apt e Sedlm E peS S
plant in bsmt. TENANT FURNisHE
ALL UTILITIES. Present income
$500 per mo. Call Mr.. James, DI
7-1655 till 8 pm.
VIM. CalOmiriS Inv. Corp.
REALTORS
1912 18th st. NV. -23
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10 ACRES, good S-room houses. Girls,
mill on river. 400 yards on. U. s
/: 90 miles so. Of D. c. Good mote
site, $1,000. Good terms. TIE
sTRoUT CArALoG-Mailed FREE
"a States. STROUT REALTY, 234-A
woodward Bldg. Washington. ST
GA. AVE. EXTENDED, Howard Count,
--15 acres; breathtaking view Of
large lake and valley: Is miles from
Wheaton on route 81: price, 5000
2 acres on 81. wooded, $4,000. 10
5-O315. E. s. PRICE q CO. al
DUDE RANCH, hideout, hunting club;
perfectly secluded; on Route 80;
mod. housing in the rough: swim
ming pool; fishing. Only y$16,95O.
SIGLER & CO; "a; S,3431. ssrSdd
gives you 5 acres with gorgeous
view. On paved hwy, So mi. from
Wash. More acreage available. RA.
s aa'i Down, $50 MO. buys for
S4.650, 10 acres, 8 big rooms and 2
porches, water in kitchen, State
road Is miles south. TIE. 6-4131.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WISH TO PURCHASE LOT in Mont
county with street. sewer, water: not
over $4,000. JU. 6-7747. pa
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

Sth ST. N.W.-1st commercial; S-rm
row, 2-story garage; S7S.70 mo. a
bargain, $4,000. RA. 3-3431. 30
EXCHANGE semidet. brick houses
In s.e. lection, 1 house 1400 blk
r. I. ave, / 1900 blk. M st. NV. fol
equity in apt bldg. in NV. Not over
$150,000. $4,000 sound equity
Mr.. Pendleton, DU. 7-346S. MAR
SHALL = WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th ST..
co oRi f7NSH1 GRouNrn-1ab,o 900 SO
It., heart of -fast-growing area. OF
very busy Arlington blvd; 60c It.
financing. available. RE. 7-4026.
$1,000 wk. cash business. LA
F GJsSIA BOOMING HOUSE BUS. 10,
sale at $1,000 or best offer. 923 9Th
FiiRsT COMMERCIAL store buiidins
and residence on prominent corner
in northeast. Reported to. have beer
successfully operated as ladies' veal
store, doing cash business in excess
Of $4,000 per year. Cali Mr.. Inlay
at co. 5-4422 with the CAREY
WINSTON CO. After business hour
call EN-. 3-0134. "a
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| SUITE 5 rooms private toilet. 700
suite 4 rooms private toilet. SOC
50. It.; very reasonable: vicinity
14th and irving SITS. NV, Hudson
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

FOUR-UNIT APT, in a good NV
section; more than half of prict
cash. ANDRES REALTY, Oh
2-9070. -27
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HOUSES sALE-vA. Cent,
ARLINGTON FOREST

Three-bedroom .brk.; fireplace; broad
loom carpet In din. rm.. iiv. rm.
and on, stairs: screened porch !:
humidiher. Bendix washer; lge, brk.
garage: many extras. Ideally loo.
as to churches, schools, shopping
centers, transportation and park.
S22 800. VA appraised for S.21. $50.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

UNDER CONSTITUTIONAL 0O-sq.-
TAN selling and storage. plus add
tionsl space for industrial use. II
required. Avail. for occupancy
about october !. Adjacent to the
new location Of the Eisinger's Build
ers Supply Co., Inc. on Rockville
port. For details call HOWARD r.
SCHAFER. OIL. 2-6441 -21
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
TRADE

My waterfront home, overlooking
Chesapeake Bay; l50-ft. frontaee
sturdy bulk head; 5-room. asbestos
firepi., pier. barbecue; so shade
trees; located in Shady Side, Md. /;
and cash for income property in
D. c. Call Mr.. ALBERTS, Eek.
3-5S21; ewes, ia. 9-6237. --25
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

SUITABLE OFFICE SPACE for rent.
Reas. rent. MODERN REALTY CO..
INC. JU. 7-5350. Open ewes; til
1915 Conn. AVE. - Redec.: 75o to
$50 So; f.; ideal for architect: Ieas.
MEDICAL III 2s'S oF FHi ssssi and Park
I'd: area, air cond., mod. Call no.
1855 or RIA. 3-1397 to inspect. J.
1924 K ST. N.W.--Oface suite of 4
large rooms; can be rented as suite
or rs separate ofices; good lease
ad snd snos rental slvc ncud faau a
RoZANSKY at Elk. 3-S567.
DESK SPACE. executive type. lock;
able desks and TELEPHONE secretarial
service e., Avail N q 18th and H sts'
AIR hiE co SsI E2 sSO OFFICES avail
able, all services. Dupont Circle
once B slaS 1916 Conn. ave. NV,
ALExANDRIA-New modern bldg;
1900 SO. f.; near Pentagon. and
rooms; fiuorescent iightins; air
conditioned: adequate heating; suit
able for ofiices, electronicS, manu-
featuring, etc. Attractive rental
for suitable tenants. OV. $1,000.
AIR-CoNDITIoNED OFFICE in law
DESIRABLE FURNISHED first floor
2-rm. ONCE. with reception area in
Only $50 inc. parking and phone
co.'s s1swe 1ot isr AND M "a s AVE-. s4s 81
ave. n.w.-Bright, attr. ofnces, good
loo. Reas. Apply $40 F st. NV.
r f 81. Al f. 9th, Atlas Bldg. 627 9th
st. n.w.-Desirable space to meet
every y. reauirsm ne,. 5eas. Apply $40
LEDRoiT BLDG.. s0o.s1o F st. NV.
--Roomy front offices. good loo.
Reas. Apply $40 F st. NV. Room
CENTRAL NATL. BANK BLDG. ss1
Pn o ats yooa nsv To See sq Avail Eli
IL whole or in part Reas. Apply
1850 WILSON Blvd. ARL.-2nd-
4: suite. 2 rms: and lay; 2 blss.
o a Sess $3.50 e = T Ssss, parking
N: q. ave. Nd; Very convenient.
18th AND K-Partially furn. or un-
furn; ONCE avail; Aug; I; Answering
liz BLOCKS from Mayfiower Hotel;
approx. 800 50. IT,; suit. for mfr.
rep, lawyer or shop. Reasonable
NEAR DUPONT CiRCLE-Pvt. once.
10xl5; heat, light, lanitor service
b tSsnshss; SF FfSnEtN f Ms s24 Silver
Spring: Georgia ave.: air-cond;s
rooms and bath. Ju. 9-5461. -23
17O5 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Omce
bldg now being completed: Entire
list q. of 2,400 SO. It. and several
i SUITE rooms private toilet. 700
/ suite 4 rooms private toilet, 500
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

III9-21 18th ST. N.w.-Entire bldg.
with adj; parking lot; sales or once nc
lii 18Th 81. H.W.ws rms. and
lavatory. Approx. 1000 So. #. Suit
for ONCE space or retail business
c. w. SIMPSON CO, INC, 1924
e ge,mo ont NJ sE s- % ro ora and
basement. 2Ox9O.. Suit. for delicates-
sen, pool hall, shoe repair shop OF
other retail outlet. C. W. SIMPSON
CO, INC" 1924 Vermont Me g.
1747 r N.W.-2nd floor. Suit. for or
ganization or club. Reasonable rent
c. W. SIMPSON CO., INC, 1924
vermont gT sH sDs;; NE s ss5ESs1,.t.oor
space, facing entrance; showcase
privil. Apply $40 r st. NV. RIM. 10.
WISCONSIN AVE, mr.. Sears-12
rms. 2h baths; property for com
INEz CUsHARD. Realtor, EN-, q
Evening star., 1954-10-20

sing-song style. Several times
during our interview in the
jockeys room, with riders hurl-
ing mocks insults at one an
other, Supervisor Johnny Bel
shak calling for boys to. get
weighed and Wallets whacking
leather and buckets around. we
had to ask Ray to repeat.
Born on Dairy Farm.
That's one of my troubles"
he apologized. II never go to
school in this country and the
language is hard to speak,"
The Oldest child in a family
of four boys and a girl, Ray was
born on a small dairy farm at
Tohmajarvi, Finland, about
eight miles from the Russian
border. He learned to ride
bareback, in between farm
chores, and while skiing was his
favorite sport, he always had a
feeling his future would be in
working with horses.
A widowed aunt from Long
Island, N. Y, Mrs. Aino Juvonen.
decided Ray was too bright to
be wasting time on a farm. Be-
(See JOCKEY, Page CAY
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Ability Comes From Inside
Apprentice With Laurel Triple
At His Best on 2-Ye0r-Olds
By Lewis r. Atchison

Ray Mikkonen, 24-year-old
Finnish apprentice jockey, was
in his element yesterday when
they boosted him up on Jumping
Brook Farms Lady Priam in the
first race at Laurel. Lady Priam
is a 2-year-old filly, and. if Ray
has to say it himself, he's a
pretty good hand at getting the
youngsters away from the start
ing gate.
He won with Lady Priam at a
juicy $50 mutuel. and surprised
almost everybody by coming
right back to win the second
race on Mrs. w. w. Vaughn's
Light Ron, at a $3.50 mutuel, to
complete a 2-5 daily double
worth a lot more as a parlay than
the $4,000 it paid holders of So
double tickets.
Mikkonen. who has been in the
United States only four years,
had five mounts yesterday and
won with three-all long shots.
His last was on Mrs. Lyn l..
Fontaine's Toy Fox in the sixth,
which paid 5000. After that
he was ready to celebrate by
going home to dinner and to bed.
Shows & Knack. ..
Johnny Gilbert, who quit rid
ing and became a trainer after
fracturing his neck in a spill in
California several years ago, and
Jimmy Cowboy Nichols, cur
rently riding in New York, were
two of the best handlers of q
year-olds under silks in recent
years. Nichols and Ted Atkin-
son gave Mikkonen some point
ers about riding when Ray was
in New York, but the 98-pound
apprentice seems to have q
knack for getting the babies
away from the barrier.
"It's up here" Ray said, tap
ping his skull. "I can't explain
but it comes from inside"
Mikkonen speaks with g
heavy accent, like a character
rehearsing for a role in TVS 81
Remember Mama" frequently
injecting the wrong words in
Evening star., 1954-10-20
BY the Asseciated Press

Missed conversions, the biggest
problem in the cutbaek to pla-
toonless football. have decided
no less than 80 major college
games in the first half of the
season.
Coaches must vince at the
thought of the point after
touchdown-the Importance Of
which increases as its mastery
declines.
In 1852. last year of unlimited
substitutions, there were only 36
major games determined by ex-
ira points. In 1853 there were
IS and at the present rate there
viii be at least so this fall.
Tha story, Of course. is that
there were specialists In the art
or k5skinG extra points during
tWo-p9asden Gays put now the
man assigned to the Job must
be proficient In all departments
Of the game.
OF the 80 point-after battles
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Another Two-Yeur Contract
Caps Al Dork's Superb Year

The 1858 signing was in sharp
contrast to today's. That one
ended the only holdout problem
confronted by the Giants and the
club and Dark didn't reach
agreement until March 3, at the
start of spring training.
Dark, a 5-foot-l1 scrapper who
is at his best in the clutch,
wound up q superb year with an
individual performance that
matched the team showing in the
four-game sweep of the Indians
in the World Series. A .293 hitter
during the regular season, the
31-year-old team captain batted
.412 against the Indians-the best
Series average Of any of the New
York regulars.
Playing in every game Of the
1854 season, Dark had a .956
fielding average, collected 18s
hits, drove in 20 runs and hit 2(
home runs,
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Second French Horse
Gives International
Veteran Campaigner,
--AP Wirephoto.

The Washington, D. c., In
ternational got a second French
horse and real globe-trotter for
the mile and a half test on grass
November 3 at Laurel when
Ernest Masural accepted an in
vitation yesterday for his g.
year-old Norman.
Having campaigned all over
Europe, Norman comes closer to
being a tramp athlete" than
any horse in the big race, but
he has excellent credentials.
Norman won the Prix du
Jockey Club. the French Derby.
for the second straight time last
Sunday. One of his victims was
Count Rudolph Won Spreti's Ger
man horse Baal, who also had
been invited to the Internation-
al. The defeat caused Count
Won Spreti to withdraw Baal
Vamos, one of Frances better
older horses. also trailed Nor
man.
| Norman won the Grand Han
dlcap International at Ostend,
(See LAUREL, Page CAY
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Virus Attack Retires Nashua for Season

race which is expected to be
worth about $275,OO0.
1.-THE veterinarian advised
against placing Nashua back into
training for two or three more
days." said John Fitzsimmons,
assistant to his father. "We
can't even send him out on the
track, and with such a short
time before the Garden State
race there is no use in rushing
things.
"He might not be up to par,
and it would be too risky"
Nashua will be sent to the
Belair Farm at Bowie, Md, and
in January probably will go to
Florida for important 3-year-
old races at Hialeah and Gulf
stream Park.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
By the Asseeiofsd Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-Alvin
Dark, the take-charge guy who
kept the Giants on the hustle
to the National League pennant
and their smashing World Series
victory. today signed another
two-year contract.
He is the first player to sign
with the world champions for
1855.
There was no indication how
much money was provided in
the contract. mailed in by Dark
from his home at Lake Charles,
La, but Eddie Brannick, club
secretary. said the star short
stop was "very satisfied"
It was the second tWo-year
agreement signed by Dark since
he joined the Giants in 1850.
The first. in 1858, called for a
reported $31, 500 a year.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The
Belair Studs Nashua, a leading
contender for the 2-year-old
championship. was retired for
the season today because of a
virus infection and fever.
Nashua developed the fever
last week after winning the
Shafts Futurity at Belmont
Park october 8 and Owner Will
liam Woodward, jr., and Trainer
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons decided
to close out the colts racing for
the year.
This means he will miss the
Garden State Stakes October
30, the worlds richest horse
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Problem Acute as Missed Kicks
Decide College Games

to date, 10 have come in the
East where almost none of the
teams hold spring practice. That
means they have less time to
try to cure this headache.
At least the Squeakers are
playing no favorites. Harvard
edged Cornell, 1912, one week
end and lost to Columbia, 7-6,
the next. Brown lost to Yale,
1924, then downed Princeton.
21-20. Utah lost to Washington
and trimmed Oregon by the
same 7-6 count. Washington
lost to UCLA, 21-20. q vital vic
tory for the Bruins.
Even that scoring marathon
between Bucknell and Lehigh,
which went to the former, 48-46.
was decided by some ones toe.
Not every phase Of the kick
ing game Is being neglected.
There's more emphasis en- punt
ing In this years tighter bali
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You Be the
Quarterback
By Worren Goer
Head Football Coach. Drake University.

Texas Tech leads the College
of the Pacific, 20-l4, with 2
minutes left in the third quarter
College of the Pacific has the
ball on the Red Raiders 11-yard
line, fourth down and 6, midway
between the sideline stripes. The
Tigers have a dependable field
goal kicker. They have moved
the ball So yards to the II on
runs and short passes.
As the College Of the Pacific
quarterback guiding your teams
T-formation offense, rate these
plays !, 2, 3 and 4 for this situa-
ton:
Running pass.
Field goal attempt.
Button-hook pass about 8 yards
deep (received goes downfield,
taaxnsB.
Ftillback delay (fake pass and
fullbaek ~ nAiddlel.
(AnssDeT On Psge C.eJ
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