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bedrm. 2.bath brick. Cape Coo, on
aere, under $4,000; wiz 90 FHA;
owner anxiouS 70 sell.
ARLINGTON. CLOSE cLOs .;nS;.j! MIEsns nnvdcr o.
nm. ist d.; 5 bedrmS.. Q baths up;
rec. rm., detached gar; deep lot
With trees; S23. 800; rent. $3.50 Per
mo. ELIJAH q. ARNOLD (Col.
2: 3. a; Ret.9. Broker. EN-. S-4Sso'
D2 e, ,L36xl 365tl4ss ss-BrDnm.. brick r.msl..
On a-ecrs wooded J lot ~ Englisho espt. g Dt
GEEa&iNN an Ezan&SisN Dins WHfTs a.
bedrm. frame rambler. Large. level,
and transportation. Only S11 ,950;
with low down payment to qualified
veteran; Direction: Arlington n 6ivd J;
HfR n I0insEa HNpEasoN soiP .,sns a,s 70 iSsn opsn
AnSGaBffiL GhfLbs hTs. fARaSisE sSaHs In ~ vieSns
Rambler, white fenced " acre. trees;
large rooms, fireplace, screened
9sScssh wak to ssnSo' s4o6 s1S stSTs. sova
A PkETTY BUNGAL0M-stucce on
ing room, Kitchen. E bedrooms. bath
and side porch on 1st floor; unfin-
ished second noof; about V acre
Of land with stream at rear; gas
heat, fireplace; very attraetively de-
ysl0gsG nsigHSorsood5 s5o pEiyinS g nEe: s,n:
go. nScW Iou1s NemSisesi 2. SSHoEsxAKER. isiis
STONE RAMBLER ct bargain pficei
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$3.50 DOWN

OPEN 2 TILL DARK
Ge26 Temple Hill rd., S14.370. GI,
M-Aefe ground. city water, Cape
Cod, liv. rili.. din. rnn., kit. 3 bed
rms and bath. 2-car garage. lge.
tramp. ana schools. Dir: Out st
8Nrn&bAs I'd, to Temple rd.. left to
4pen as6n. RE. 6-6SS0. Ewes. and
c1pTfAL vIEW REALTY co.
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HTTTrREST HETGHTS
NORTH FOREsTvILLE

Two 3-bedrm. ramblers. 343l S3rc
ave. GT approved for S11,S0U, small
amt. cash down. Liv. rm., din. area
kit. and bath. Also 34O5 S1st ave
New cond: dishwasher, t0la-cu.-ft
yefsr.. pull down stairway. lge
f1oored attic with exhaust fan; low
down payment. assume 4eS GI loan
Omen Bun.
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BRANCH AWE. s.E.. Mo,

1885. Lovely Colonial bark brick
featuring liv. rm. with fireplace. full
sized din. rnn., 8 bedrnls., Ia baths
h.-wh., scr. side porch, beaut. land.
scaped lot, 1l0x150; very attr. A.
bet. and dark.
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SUITLAND
4757 EAST AVENUE

1FVt A<AO4 1AVGNOG
You'll be pleased to inspect this lovely
brick Cape Cod. Presenting large
living room with fireplace, dining
room. large equipped kitchen, one
Z bedroom and tile bath on frst door;
third bedroom on second floor: full
basement. outside entrance 10 large
shaded lot. 76x160. Priced TO sell
OF S16.9b0. FLA or OF contracts
Directions: out Pennsylvania ave.
Sc. turn right on Southern ave.
then turn left on suitland I'd. 20
SILVER Hill I'd; SnrSt overhead trafnc
to East ave. turn fisht to property.
DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN
32i4 s 1rsnch Aye; sSS;E:. 70: s-77oe
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ARIINoToN-oFF LORcoM LAM
1:year.old brick rambler, 8 bedrms.
Ice. nv. rm.. din. area; mod. kitchen
earpoTt; $1,000 viii handle. Price
RICHARDSON q HALL, NC.
IA. 7-6106 Ewes, IA. 2-274O
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WOODLAWN
$14,95O

2 new exciting famblefS with day.
light Easements. boasttng fecreatior
rooms with large windows. liyinl
Q modern fireplace. bedrooms
tile bath. These homes have /
beautiful setting and are close x
schools and new parkway, Dirs.
Out Defense highway (Rt. 500 Il
Woodlawn, left on Woodlawn drive
right on 10th pl. to Flintridge. left
cAsKEY. REALToR
AP. 7-6400. EYES, AP. 7-4S6l
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$16,50O
CHEVERLY

2-story Colonial, liv. rm. with firepl.,
full din. rm.. lge. kit. 3 Ice. bed
rms. and bath, full hsmt.. side
screened porch; yrs. old and in
excel. cond.: l blk. from school,
minutes to downtown on new BALTIC
Freeway. A real value, GI terms.
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DECATUR HEIGHTS
Brick. 2 lge. bedrms., liv. rm., din
rm., equip kitchen, rec. room
fenced corner lot; excellent condi.
tion and location. Sl3,250.
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DECATUR HEIGHTS
Stone and brick, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths
liv. rm. w/freplace; din. rm.,
equip. kitchen. sun porch; rec. rm.
utility rm., 2-car det. garage
Excellent condition. A level corner
lot. Close to everything. Picturesque
home! S2l,O00
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neter /. hagar

1905 r. /, ave-. Brentwood, Nd. Sun.
day, uN. A-2367; WkdAys, UN
A.eHSk.
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$3.50 DoWrl-$69 SO Mo.

Incl. Prin.. Int. Taxes, ms.
BRICK SEMIDET.. in nice handy loe.
Liv. rm., din. area. kit. bedrms, !,
tiled bath. fun hsrnt. Already VA
sESD. sESDfselssssSs s.lssso.. = tcS 0CSSo.. 9S ESSsSss'9p.
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$1l75O
ST. BERNARDS PARISH

Arranged for 2 families; Q blks. fror
school. stores and transp.; 2 kits,
liv. rms, 2 baths, full bsmt.. garage
easy GI terms,
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HOUSES FOR sALe--Mn.
TEMPLE HILLS
BRICK RAMBLER
Onr1AY ,rr1rr -

Beautiful new 3-bedrm. ranch typ,
home with built-in garage; spacious
iiv. rm. with fireplace, full size din
rin., huge kit. eauipped with IL Gu
knotty-pine finished rec. rm. Will
additional fireplace and "a hath
large 100 ft.x200 IT. lot; many extri
features.
Directions: Branch ave-, right on 81
Barnabas rd., left on Temple Hill
I'd, Z, blks. to Leslie ave. right II
CRISM0ND REAT. ESTATE
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THESE
CAMP SPRINGS

N111NI 01 1CI4VOO
Basic new Branch ave-; this lovely
brick rambler has large living room
with Heatilator fireplace. paneled
den room, very large fully equipped
kitchen. 2 bedrooms, tile bath; par
tial basement, oil hot-water heat
Lovely shaded lot 75x200. A price
you. can afford; $14.500. Terms
available,
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DECATUR HEIGHTS
Brick. 4 lge. bedrms., 23-ft. liv. rm.
wIflreplace and 2 picture windows:
loft. t'in. rm.. 12-ft. So. kitchen;
place and bar; level lot wffireplace
A gem to be admired! S37,500.
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Bic THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES sALE-Mp. Cont. /,

Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER I. 1884
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NEW
.

8 bedrooms, al on one floor. in this
ment, liv, I'm. sep. din. rm.,
equipped kit, and full time hath
It also has . firepl.; full bsmt.,
and is heated with o hot water
convector heating system. This well
censtructed new brick rambler il
4oxZ6 feet OF lovely house. and Il
ready for occupancy. Priced very
reasonable At S17 0(l0 -s
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LIN SHINGIE

Liv. rm., kit, full bsint., 2-car garage,
Ice. fenced lot; only S13.S00, $500
Own. or more; 500 mo.
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oo,0oot eacr4neo-TWQ-6sAIm. betel
ssmidss;: IL. ~ man; tn. fenssfon: 1911 fsi
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HnME AMn AcpE
Jim RRTTvT
1920 INDIAN HEAD Hw,

ONLY $14,250-GI'
6-rm. brick home with full bsmt !,
lge. kit. separate din. rrl. $500
cash. balance S75 per mo- Phone
Lo. 1887 or LO. 7-9122. until
8 I'M
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MOORE AND MOORE
RE. $1,000

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
New rambler. detached: 3 bedrms.,
3 baths, rec. rm., firepl., garage,
dishwasher. disposal; S29. 900. Also
2 bedrrls.: corner; garage; $22. 900.
LII. 3.47ti0 -
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Quoted by the Inland Steel Co.
Hes throwing harder for
Inland Steel today than he did
for the White Sox Sunday" ex-
tploded Lane. -. Bucky Harris
also was teSty. When q
sportscaster asked If he could
interview him, the Washington
manager said bluntly. I'm in no
mood for it." =. Tempers are
rising. along with the temper
allure.
Eddie Eynon. secretary Of the
Senators, is in Coffeyville. Kans.,
where a memorial to Walter,
johnson was to be dedicated
today at the ball park there. .. i.
It's a replica of the one at Grit
fifth Stadium.
~ \ *#
Jack Harshman. who started
against Washington yesterday,
has won IS games in the last IA
months % for Nashville in
the regular season last year, 4
more in the Southern Associa-
ton playoffS, Is for San Juan in
the Puerto Rican Winter League
and 3 for the White Sox.
When Bob Porterfield walked
flve In the first inning yesterday,
it marked the first time this year
he has issued that many bases
on balls in any game and
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can't play both and he hasn't
got too much time. We're def
nitely interested. We want him
as an offensive halfback and
placekicker."
Ball said he would contact
Janowicz again early next week.
The Redskins start their train
ing season July Is.
Three veterans Of the club
End Gene Brito, Tackle Paul
Lipscomb and Halfback Johnny
WilliamS-still are unsigned and
all three claim they want to play
for West Coast teams. Don Doll
made the same complaint last
season and the Redskins obliged
by swapping him to the Los An
geles Rams. obtaining Don Paul
in a three-way deal also involv-
ing the Chicago Cardinals.
A similar deal may be made
to accommodate Williams or
LipScomb or both. according to
George p. Marshall, club presi-
dent. But Brito. Marshall says.
will play fer the Redskins or no.
body. Ball says the number of
unsigned contracts is par for
this time Of year and he expects
no trouble. 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
ArqyIe FindIists Remotched
Ind. Women's Sen1ifinoIs

The finalists in the Argyle
women's club championship last
year, Betty CARRIER and Lucille
Busch, a captain in the Air
Force, were opponents again to-
day, with q final round berth
in the Districts women'S golf
championship at stake. Miss
CARRIER won the Argyle match.
The other match was between
Mrs. Richard johnson, a home
club player, and Elinor Finckel,
a school teacher from Columbia
Country Club.
Mrs. johnson was the show
stealer Of the QuarterflnalS, los
ing a four-hole advantage to the
medalist, Mrs. Charles Egenroad,
and then defeating the WASH
ington G&CC player. up in 10
holes.
Mrs. Johnson, four up and five
to go, did not appear democrat
lied in the slightest about losing
her lead as she calmly dropped
an approach shot inches from
the pin on the first extra hole to
win with a par four.
Miss CARRIER defeated Mrs.
George Noble Of Kenwood, 2 and
/, and Capt. Busch won over
Mrs. R. j. KoShliek Of Army
Navy, 4 and 8, with even better
tee-to-green golf than Capt.
Busch played in eliminating the
defending champion, Mrs. E. C..
Ferriday, jr. Capt. Busch had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Tom Webb Named
Vice President of
Texas Corporation

Thomas D. Webb, jr., 40, for
mer Maryland football star, has
been elected vice president OF
the Tecon Corp. of Texas, it was
announced in Dallas yesterday
by Clinton w. Murchison.
At the same time, MurchiSon
announced that Billy Shea. SO,
former District and Middle At
lantic golf champion, Is to be
Tecon's director Of European
operations. Webb and Shea re-
turned Tuesday from a five-week
visit to Europe where. Webb said
Tecon has completed negotia-
tons for extensive construction
ventures.
Both Webb and Shea are for.
mer FBI agents and both are
members Of the District bar
Shea is chairman of the Con.
greSsional Country Club goli
committee and Webb, also 9
crack golfer. is a member Of Co.
lumbia.
Tommy played center on the
Maryland football team in 1881.
80 when Curley Byrd was coach
Shea starred on the Georgetown
University golf team.
Webb. a Washington native
lives with his wife and I'VE chill.
dren at 4526 Hawthorne stree
NV. Shea, born in Havana
Cuba, lives with his wife and foul
children at 1905 Bradley boule.
ward, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
ey BURTON HAWKINS

one Of his games went Is innings
and another IL. -. Bob's string
Of IL complete games was
wrecked by his wildneSs.
Harmon Killebrew saw his first
service with the Senators yes
terday, running for Clyde Voll-
mer In the second inning.
He worked out at third base and
shortstop, threw erratically to
first base several times but
perked up q bit in batting prac-
tice against pitching provided by
Coach George Myatt.
So -
Johnny PeSky has played nine
games with the Senators and
hit safely in all, batting 1868 in
the process. The Senators are
averaging 1884 customers per
playing date on the road, but
their average at home is 1874.
Are the Washington pitchers
quaking at the thought of get
tign the ball over the plate when
CasS Michaels is batting?
They've walked the White Sox
inflelder. an ex-teammate. eight
of the last IL times he has batted
against them, including four in a
row yesterday.
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Huddix
Continued From Page CID

adelphia. Chicago, Brooklyn
and New York each have lost
once to him.
The five hits he yielded to the
Pirates last night were the most
he's given in his last four games,
during which time he's allowed
only Is.
Remember, I've got a good
team back of me-" Haddix de-
clared. We've got some pretty
darn good f1elders and infielders.
We've had a little tough luck
with our pitching now and then,
but think it will straighten out.
Don't count the Cards out of the
pennant race yet"
jolly Delivers Again.
Haddix isn't the only National
League pitcher turning in an un-
usual record this season. Dave
Jolly, who has become the
saver" for the Braves, turned
in one of his more spectacular
relief performances yesterday to
preserve Jim Wilson's So victory
over the Giants.
The 6-foot. 160-pound Irish
highlander from Stony Point,
N. c., taking over the role Lew
Burdette played last season, has
been delivering in brilliant style.
So far the 29-year-old hurler has
been in % games, more than
one-third Of the Milwaukee to-
tai, and has allowed only % hits
and four earned runs in SO in
nings for an earned-run average
of 100. His record is AZ.
After seven years seasoning in
the minors, Jolly broke in last
year, pitching SO innings in "a
games for an earned run mark
Of 3.55.
Wilson, who got a shutout in
his first start this year and then
hurled q no-hitter against the
PhillieS, sailed into the ninth
inning yesterday with q three
run lead en- route to his fourth
straight victory. But the Giants.
who think they own the copy
right on Frank Merriwell I'm
lshes, got rid Of him with sue
cessive singles by Monte Irwin
and Don Mueller.
jolly Strolled to the rescue with
dangerous Willie Mays at bat.
Mays had homered earlier to tie
Stan Musial for the major league
lead at %. jolly ran the count
to %, then hit Willie in the
back to I'LL the bases.
At this point Jolly applied the
pressure. Pinch hitter Hank
Thompson lofted q short fly.
Yves Westrum fouled out. And
Bobby Holman. who has hit
three pinch homers this season.
popped up in front Of the plate.
Meanwhile, Brooklyn took adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Cameo Hits Familiar
Chord as Industrial
Firsf-HaIf Champion

The only thing new about
Cameo Furniture in the Indus
trial Sandlot Baseball League is
the name.
Last year the Heurich Brewers
won the city championship for
the second straight year. When
the brewery decided not to spon-
sor team this season, the fran
chise was picked up by the furni-
ture company. With the excep-
ton Of the uniforms. it's the
same team, Perry Currin, Bobby
Koran, Roy Mcneil, Reds Muir
ply, etc.-even the same man
ager. Pepco Barry, who has been
connected with sandlot baseball
for more than 20 years.
Cameo took its first step to-
ward another city title when it
defeated Federal Bureau of In
vestigation yesterday, So, for
the leagues flrst-half champion
ship.
FBI broke a % tie in the bot
tom of the eighth inning on a
walk, a single and a force out
at second base. But Cameo
wasn't to be denied. Two sim
giles and an error in the top Of
the ninth netted one run. A
walk, another single and a wild
throw on an attempted double
play resulted in the winning
marker.
Sleepy Thompson protected
his 2-run lead, setting FBI down
in order in the last half of the
inning.
Currin and Mcneil, each with
three hits, paced Canoes 49,
hit attack on Billy Carroll, who
went all the way for FBI.
In the only other sandlot
game yesterday, MATS won its
third straight without a loss in
second-half play of the Depart
mental League with a go VIC
tory over Columbia Heights. A
5-run splurge in the second in
ming wrapped it up for MATS.
Boys Club of Washington will
play the Springfield Virginians
in an Industrial League game
today at $50 pm. on the West
Ellipse. It is a game postponed
by rain last month and will fin
ish f1rst-half play in the league.
The schedule Gall games at
$50 p.m0.
Boys, Club of Washington VS.. Spring.
neld Virginians, West Ellipse
Congress Heights VS.. Atchison A.
Keller. FairlaWn
Buships VS.. Naval Communication
Library OF CONGRESS VS.. Snug Harbof.
Tairlawn.
Ellipse. SUU'A
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Senators
CONTINUED From Page CID

| tCOnCluueQ fTOm rage C.1J
period has lifted the ball beyond
the infield only six times. in
GLIDING four hits. He has famed
IL times.
Roy is supposed to provide the
muscle for Washington's attack.
Manager Bucky Harris saw him
as the man who could supply
sorely needed power and in
stalled him in the vital No. 4
spot in the batting order. But
Sievers recently was dropped
to sixth, and II he doesn't perk
up pronto he's likely to be
dropped completely.
Patience Running Out.
Harris has been extremely pa
tient with SieverS. suffering along
with him. but Bucky can't extend
a helping hand much longer.
Sievers will have to get Harris
off the hook quickly or ride the
bench.
Sievers remains one Of the
Senator'S top run producers due
to early-season power. but If the
leagues pitchers haven't caught
up with him, the burden Of proof
is on Roy.
There was hope SieverS would
emerge from his slump after
whacking a home run here Tues
day night, but Roy failed to get
the ball out of the inf1eld as the
Senators lost, 8-6. yesterday.
Bob Porterf1eld. in perhaps his
worst exhibition since joining the
club, gave up five runs in the
first inning on five walks and
two hits. The Senators battled
back to tie the score at 6-6 after
chasing Jack Harshman, but the
White Sox clipped Bunky Stew
art for two runs in the sixth.
Sherman Lollar'S pinch single
with the bases damned and two
out provided the margin Of vic
tory. ..
Two Three-Run Innings.
The Senator'S scored three
runs in the second on singles
by Jim Busby, Pete Runnels and
Ed Fitzgerald, plus a walk, q hit
batter and a wild pitch. The
White Sox picked up a run in
the third off Gus Keriazakes,
but Washington retaliated with
three in the fifth when Johnny
PeSky, Busby and RunnelS sin
gled and Tom Implicit tripled.
Mickey Vernon breathed life
into the Senators hopes in the
ninth when he opened with a
triple against Morrie Martin, but
BuSby flied to short right, Run
nelS lined to CaSs Michaels and
Sievers tapped back to Martin.
Spec Shea or Johnny Schmitz
will oppose Sandy Consuegra
today in the last game of the
series. The Senators shift to
Detroit tomorrow for q three
game series with the Tigers.
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Jonowicz Must Decide Quickly
On Switching to Pro Football

Vic Janowicz, a confused
young man at this point. must
make a decision regarding his
future in sports within the next
few weeks.
The 24-year-old former Ohio
State football star is discouraged
about his progress as a catcher
with the Pittsburgh Pirates and
has turned his thoughts to play
ing football with the Redskins.
who drafted him two years ago.
He also has feelers from a team
in the Canadian Football League.
Janowicz, a 5-foot-9. 1907
pound halfback. made the ALL
America team twice and noSed
out AL Dorow for top honors
in the 1852 East-West game.
He said In Pittsburgh yeSter-
day that he likes baseball more
than football, "but you can see
for yourself I'm not getting any
where"
Signed to q contract for q
$4,000 bonus. Janowicz Is now
in his second season with the
Pirates and hasn't seen enough
action to get warmed up. He hit
.252 In AZ games last year. Bonus
players must stay with q major
league team for two years. After
this season, Vic probably would
be shipped to q minor league
team.
Herman Ball, assistant coach
with the Redskins. talked on
the phone with Janowicz last
night. HE doesn't know what
to do yet" Bail said. But he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Bethesda Chase
BOYS 10 Golf at KenWood

A junior golf tournament for
boys between the ages Of IL and
Is who live in the Bethesda
Chevy Chase area will be held
Monday at Kenwood Country
Club.
The event Is being sponsored
by the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Optimist Club and the Junior
Chamber Of Commerce of Be
thesda.
Prizes will be awarded by
Ralph Bogart, president of the
Optimist Club. Frank Emmett is
in charge of the event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24

vantage Of Milwaukee's success
and moved within a game OF
first place by breaking Cincin-
MATHS f1ve-game winning streak
with a 6-3 victory behind Don
Newcombe, who won his fifth
game. Duke Snider led the 49,
hit attack, driving in four runs
with a triple and single.
Curt Simmons evened his rec
ord at 6-6 as the Phillies de-
feated the Cubs. So, with Willie
Jones two-run double in the
eighth providing the margin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Mary Ann Musser Loses
22-HoLe Baltimore Match

BALTIMORE, June % (Spe-
ciaD. - Mary Ann Musser, Is
year-old daughter Of the All View
golf pro, John MuSser, lost a o.
hole match in the quarter finals
Of the, Baltimore women'S golt
championship yesterday.
The girl golf star was five
down after 10 holes to Mrs
Nudge WasSerkrug, but squared
the match on the 18th and then
lost in four extra holes when
she three-putted the 22nd green
Other winners were Mary Ann
Downey, Mrs. Maurice Click and
Mrs. Alex Gordon, third. Miss
Downey plays Mrs. Click today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Ken Buck, Giants Draffee,
HospifaIized With Tumor
BY The Associated Press

STOCKTON. Calf, June "a
Ken Buck. star end of the Col
lege of the Pacific last year, who
was signed by the New York
Giants, has been taken to the
University of California Hospital
in San Francisco. He will re-
ceive treatment for a tumor Of
the uro-genital system.
The rangy 23-year-old athlete
caught IS passes for q three-way
first place tie in the 1953'NCAA
standings.
Buck became Ill late last year
and underwent treatment at the
college inflrmAry for several
weeks this spring.
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an Approximate 70 but did not
putt as well.
Miss Finckel advanced by de-
fault due to the illness of Mrs.
j. P. Trouchaud's husband.
In the Garber-Noble match.
the Rules Committee was called
for a decision when Mrs. Noble
left her putter against the re-
freShment stand on the ninth
hole, and had to send for it when
she went to putt on the tenth.
The committee ruled Mrs. Noble
did not cause an undue delay in
play. The Kenwood player won
the 10th to go / up, but lost to
Miss CARRIERS rally,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Mrs. Brooks Wins Net
In Belle Haven Tourney

Mrs. AL Brooks and Mrs. James
Swink won scoring honors in the
Belle Haven women's golf event
yesterday to determine the clubs
players on Jim Gibbons TV golf
show over WMAL tonight at Gas.
Mrs. Brooks had a 86-15-71
net and Mrs. Swink an IS gross.
Other low gross winners who will
appear are Mrs. Neldon Praigg,
SO, and Mrs. George LeySer. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Young Trosky Slams
Homer in Pro Debut
BY The Associated Press

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
June 24.-Hal Trosky, jr., son of
the slugging former first base
man for the Cleveland Indians
and Chicago White Sox, made
his professional baseball debut
by blasting a home run his first
time at bat.
Playing with Colorado Springs
against Omaha Tuesday night in
the Western League, young
TroSky also belted a single. He
was signed by the White Sox and
assigned to Colorado Springs
last Saturday.