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Evening star., 1954-11-13
HOUSES FURNISHED tcens.l

ARLINGTON NORTH - 3-bedroom
bungalow: automatic washer, kitchen
with pantry. living room and dining
room; convenient location: $l50.
HoLLEY REALTY, 6Se0 Lee hwy,
KE. S.535g. -14
n. ARLINGToN-wEsTovER - Com
pletely furnished attractive fve- room
o. Ss Rfsp center one snd 0Ose sSe
blocks to both Jr. high and elemen-
tary schools; immediate possession: !:
$l25 month. Can J. H. BENOIT.
Realtor; kE. S-6677; ewes. and sun,
kENsiNGToS-New II; IN tiloj home. ala : bed
Benoix washer; full bsmt. JU. -
RolILiNGwooD SlH RESIDENTIAL % brick.
attractiyely furn., 8 bedrms., den.
and. 8 baths, din. rec. rm., TV. auto.
Ma,lasi wssnsri 2I Ica5 sss, ssr avail. JAM Fs6.
FIELD AREA--2-bedTm
modern rambler; fully furn., mod
ern home with model furn. kit, deep
freeze, FV. oil heat; Is miles south
OF Andrews; $25 plus utiis. Phone
Snnday: West River 1855. Ia
term: near Arlington Hall. Cal
3828 GARFIELD ST. NV. near Ca
thedral; 8 rooms, . baths. 2-car
garage, new oil burner: suitable for
Army or diplomat. personnel: S2IOl
per month: immed. occupancy. OF.
DECORATED, modern H EQUIP.
6>room senidet. home; cony. to
schools, shopping and bus. Near
walter Reed; S9S. EM. 3-2913.
WELL FURN. 3-BEDRM. HOME M.
Georgia and Piney Branch rd. n.W.;; |
ADULTS only; SIPS. EN-. 3-29I3. I
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TILDEN GARDENS, 1924 Tilden st.
n.w.-A delightful 3-bedrm.. y
bath apt: full-size din. rnn.. large
liv. rm., ample cedar-lined closets.
3 exposures. One of the better CO.
operatives. Convenient to Conn. ave.
transp. Price, $22,5u0 to an ap-
proved purchaser. AMERICAN Sc
CURTTY a. TRUST CO., 18th ana
Pa, ave. NV, 81. $4,000.
TTLDEN GARDENS - 2 bedrms. and
soiarium; excel. cond.; also bed
rms. extra lge. liy. rm. Reduced to
$32,500: 25 #. in length: each apt.
inspec. phone HOMER N. LINK,
KE. 7-0353. IA
TILDEN GARDENS-A deliehtful, l.
bedroom and bath apt. Living room,
dinette and kitchen. excellent con-
dition; attractiveiy priced and the
total monthly operating expense Is
under $40. Also, large apt. OF 2
bedrms,,. complete baths. living
room. dining room and kitchen, all
large rooms; attractively priced with
NELSON sE; avfiss1s ausiEs fssas' Ea s4SS saSns J.
Ia
THE ONTARIO, Apt. 31s: 2s53 On
tario .ro. n.w.; attr. l-bedrm. apt.
May be seen Sunday IL to g.: or
call TIE. 6-s337 ewes. ia
NO FINER. more convenient or better
run in town. Gar. and dining rm,.
fac. land included In the very mod
est price Of S11,S50. For & lovely
and spac. 1-bedrm. apart. with liv-
ing rrn., dining rm., foyer and sun
parlor:: excel. financing. Call Ma.
S-3T31.-
LOVELY 1-BEDRM. APT.-Dec.; va
cant; operating cost only S23 10 per
mo. Price, $500. AID. 4-2059.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

OFF BLADENSBURG RD. N.E.-Five
rms. bath. fun bsmt., yard: Chill
aTfRAcaSTsY fFfn TsFfSTs fuRN FiS HOVE nasT
fsndas Sy Md 5essseasls Ma sbsa rent to careful
sPLiT iSlfii Level Ell LIVING IN VA. i' of
Shirley hwy; Is min. from Wash. !;
a -year-old. fine, brick house; 8 bed
rms, sep. din. rnl., firepi.. . full
baths, attic and above-ground bsmt
washer. ,Sudsaver washing machine.
Avail. about Dec. 10; SI75 mo. Also
rent unfurn.; $3.50. XII. 9-2053.
NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE, in
Brookmont-Three bedrms., 2 baths.
2 flreplaees, oil h.-w.h.. bsmt.. ser.
%Ra pEssh ziSpGrsg Sl9G mo. p.s;}ny cGny tTTansp
NAVY ANNEas AND PENT.-walking
dist; 5-rm. brick; mod. furn.; TVi
wshr. XII. S-0035, ia. S-7562. --l3
ARL.-Cute, modern, = bedrooms,
washer. disposal. fenced yard; child
welcome; Si25 Ho. 2-47si. 15
colnpl. redec. viii furn. to suit for
S120. Unfurn., 500 Adults only. /
blk. from bus and carline. 1908 18th
st. s.e. LII. 1-07h1. -16
ARL.-Owner leaving for Florida
win rent Until May l. $3.50 mo-, cor.
brk.; 3 bedrms., gar, all improve
ments. 2o17 Key blvd, ia. S-3155.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE and
shopping center--Newly dec: bsdrm
and bath on. 1st.. . bedrms.. bath
on End H. fenced yard; $500 mo
SILVER MV Is sPRiNG-Lse. HI s-rm. buns 6unsa-
low: sleeping pch.; . cples; or fam;
rnnfTnHv 81 ~
N. ARL.. e431 N. Roosevelt-3-bed-
rm Colonial brick; well furn.: auto.
washer, dryer; elec. kit, disposal;
powder rm., firepl., screened porch,
storm windows: fenced yd.: schools.
transp. nearby: years lease; avail.
approx. Dec, 10; SITS. JE. 3-3450.
$25O-I1-RM TOURIST HOME. Get
your rent free by rerenting some
rms. to Government empl. or tour
lists: close to the Capitol. In one Of
the best locations for renting rms. !;
3 good refs. REQUIRED. II. 1920.
BOILING FIELD AREA--Modern a.
cond.; nicely farn.: ) BEDS: fenced
or saI ya ye lssss siso Rsfo oUfsc9 On Z saTH ARI
INC; 141s \ st. NV. DI. 7-9oo57
4SaO 3rd ST. N.W.--3 bedrms.. ga
baths. !iy. rm.. din. .rm., kit. 3
porches. gar. not-water and oil
sssss sssss sasnfi sf5o 1no mo Sn: Ra Eases sA0tfsi
IN NORTHWEST WASHINGTON and
nearby Maryland. rentals ranging
from 500 to $3.50 per mo. WA. q
2221, Mrs. Stello. or EN-. 2-67l5
WALKER q DUNLOP. Ia
SHIPLEY TERRACE SEE bedrms.,
hstp yhs Ts rSSm srn,.Sss qn1ns s96 kit steen
Call Ex. 3-4lt3; evenings. Ii. q
HiIlIx.NpALE. lila. Mp.--4-acre estate.
swimming POOL. tennis court. beau
tiful 9-rn. house. baths. 8 bed
rms. beautifully furnished: all
oriental RUGS: $3.50 month. RA.. g.
Mr.. VIENNA. vA.-small attractive
COTTAGE: liy. rm., bedrm., kit, bath;
and some baby sit. JE. 4-6s4O.
$500 n. .ard ST, Arl.-2-bedrrn.
rambler; fully. equipped: recreation
fenced yard; nr. schools, shopping
and transportation. available Dec. 9, !
years lease. xi25 to attrac. respon-
si5le tenant. KE. 6-9265. .--l4
FAIRFAX VILLAGE S.E.-2-bedrm.
semidetsehed trick; hsmt.. gas heat:
SlI5 month. Lu, 2-2135, III
CHEVY CaAsEr,,6 rms bath; gar. I
saas:: saas: MRS. FM DUNN DIuSNINGToN. Oh =
NEBRASKA AVE. Mr.. CONN.--Six
rms: newly decorated; gas heat 4
Sis mo-: mos. lease or longer
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-AttraetiveI
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED--vA.

ARL. -ROSSLYN - Lovely 1-bedrm
5-7270. 1900 N. Oak st. 1s
N. ARLINGToN-W -WEsTOvER-Bedrm
s-unit bldg; conv. to shopping cen
ter and bus: S64 plus utiis. CAL
IA. 7-5377 after z r.m.
ARL.--Ideal 1-bedrm. apts.: newly
dec. corner, $72.50: yr. lease, $40;
ARL.. WRsFovEiRs We; rSvii Ii sRcTioN R1aSsS Ia i.
bedrm. apt, heat and water furn.
mr.. bus and stores, End e.. newly
dec; married cpIe. wanted: S65 mo-.
tmmed. poss.: Sun. and ewes, KE
sa1s1s sREnRs daysi apf ia; .onr 7-aa5s; IA H.
ping and school; newly dec; SIS
NoRTH QUINN sT.--1 bedrm., Z iiv
rm;, kit. and bath; available now
Call Res. Mgr, ia. S-4l37. Ia
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at Fred.
erick St, Magnolia Gardens--Avail
now. beautiful and SPACIOUS living.
bedrooms; latest in kitchen equip
ment. .parauet floors. Venetian
blinds, 3 exposures; utils. furn.; S9f
q mo-: l bedroom, $500 For info.
EnEStUEN1lhL GAkUENS has few
n,,sa1 ! and -, 2 bedroom units available
2, 5-min: drive from the Pentagon
Phone. TIE. 6-4400 or come to the
|. ONCE in Adams Bldg, cor. Mt. Yer
non ave: and Russell I'd.
$69.55--Beorm.. liv. rm.. kit. bath;
n; Ar. and Wash, blvd. EN-. 3:
561S. days; EN-. 3-920S. ewes. lis
AlEx III to ANp Na Airpops ss ,ap1s
Al utiis;; a ! nsdrm. adj; to Fort
IBARKLEY BROS, INC, Ma. s-6223.
M3nday 9S II through Friday. -13
;;lnss,d close in; ,,l6 10 minis. D. c. 4o14 Co
ARL.-Brand-new enc. se7 so. Lse..
Reg. 2 bedrms.. SI05. 1 bedrrn., SIS.
1710 N. 18th ST., Apt. 4, JE. 3-7476.
NEAR KEY BRIDGET you, work In
D.. C. YOU will enjoy our modern
apts. in suburban atmosphere; bus,
parking. shopping; no children. ia.
ARL.@close-in efic. / and 3 bed
rms. quiet neighborhood: bus. shop
ping. no children; $65 to $9S. Out
Wilson blvd, left on Oak ST., right
to 1924 18th rd.. N. MRS. SAND
Mo6EhRiN BLDG. 1925 N. calvert vert st
--Two-bedrm. apt. available now;
rental. $3.50. Call res. mgr. ia
7-5121 or DI. T-7740. -13
3-RM.. APT. Newly dec, $40. 260S
Lee hwy: close in; near store and
bus; no pets. ia. 7-4246. -14s
ALEX.--Uniaue efficiency; small, but
charming; pvt. entrance, lovely yd.
Tree parking: S75 mo. TIE. 6-7197
2SO7 N. PERsHING DR.. mr.. TT. Myer
. rms, kitchen and bath; $50 mo.
Apt; open. Apply at Apt. z. MRS.
NORTH ARLINGToN-Best section;
z rms. and pvt. bath; parkway to
Pentagon. ia. S-5237. Ia
ALEX bedrm., liv. rm., dinette.
kit. bath. All utils. S10O mo. Apt.
3. 914 s. Patrick st. -15
Warm. bright. 2 rms. :,
large closet: convenient shopping
and transportation. KE. S-6121.
ARLINGTON-spacious, beaut. one
bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette. kit. bath:
Mr.. 'PENTAGON--Liv. rm., din. rm,,
bedrm.. kit. and bath; avail immed
$50 mo. OF a -SfSfi6 ia
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GEORGFTO-WN';i'

GEORGETOWN
Six rooms, pa baths. fireplace. Se25.
NEBRASKA AND RENO RID.
Five rooms. bath. S115; immed. occ.
Oh. 2-0.96.
]. GIBBONS KoLB
800 18th ST. NV. Open l-5 Sun
day; cor dwelling: spacious list
floor; end floor. 5 bedrns., 5 baths,
lovely furn. and rugs; auto. elevator
avail; 2-ear sarage; very reason
able rent.
KEAcH & PURCELL. Ex. s-e412
IA
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

OseSS@
-------- ----------- -----.-------
W. H. JACKSON'S M0vING-No lob
too small, no job too big. For safe,
reliable, reasonable. service, call AID.
4-0699. III
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Reas. IA. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-l416.
..LCONN moves local. long dis; l.
edrm. apt, SIS: 2 bedrms.. $50; 5
rms, $40; new van. TU. 2-1272.
THIS MONTH ONLY. truck and a
men, SS per hour. We also move
by job AID. 4-7525, l5s
COOKS MOVING AND TRANSIT y2-
Local and long distance, 2Z-hr.
service; all work guaranteed. Phone
PO. 2-4606 for free estimate. I'll
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING,
any time: reasonable rates and
guarantee. AID 2-O743. If
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches a specially. S. L. NORRIS.
TU 2-l150 or Ii 6-2SS9
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET er
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION STOR.
AGE CO., INC. Established 1908.
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus: short
or long notices: extra services; any
time: sensibl7 priced. LU 1-9500.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
HUNTING
TOWERS

Convenient Transportation
swimming Pool--Yacl1t Basin
Ample Parking Garages
shopping Center
Large Studio Efiics. From SIS
.-bedrn.. Liv. Rm. Apis. for S11(
stAll Utilities fncludedl
Mt. Vernon blvd In Alexandria
Evening star., 1954-11-13

ARLINGTON
Reduced. 5-Rm. Brick. Seuiidet.
Redecorated. Immediate oceupaneE
371a First I'd. South ----- $50 mo.
3ll South Wayne st. SS5 MOI
q. 3. LANIER, IA. 7-3434 IA
s15 KENNEDY ST. NV.
rms. oil heat; only S75- vaeant
acsssisa.d On z.7s PsSs5
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

Mt. Vernon Blvd. in Alexandria
XII. S-S4S4
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5iaa BYERs ST. Sc, Bradbury
Heights - Modern brick, rooms
and bath. auto. gas heat, fenced
yard. convenient location; full base
ment with small apartment incl.
Rent Sl25. Phone 10. $4,000.
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APTs. ukFURNlsHED-vA.
Monroe Nelson
ALEXANDRIA'S LARGEST
3-BEDROOM APTS.

All utilities furnished. For informa-
tion. call daily. 8 to 5. XII. S-6117,
OV. 3-5173 or TIE. 6-g272, Com
monwealth and Monroe ayes.. Alex
andria. Va.
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N. ARL.. 2431 N. Roosevelt-3-bed-
rm Colonial brick; well furn.: auto.
washer, dryer; elec. kit, disposal;
powder rm., firepl, screened porch.
storm windows; fenced yd.: schools,
transp. nearby; years lease: avail.
approx. Dec, Is; SITS. JE. 3-3450.
Evening star., 1954-11-13

SI35 PER MONTH for this nice,
newly decorated 4-bedrm.. 3h.
bath home in nice NV, location.
ME- RtFos sE6RooMs! a iR ST sISs bath. two ),
baths. Can. be seen after 1870
daily. 441S Davenport ST. NV. or
call ST. $1,000. JAMES L. DIXON
& CO. la ~
brick: incl. porch.
rec. rm.: fenced yard. trees: superb
d. c.. and PentaRon s11O. 20Oxs
N. Tar sst.. IA. 2-3s64 IA
FAIRFAX-4 bedroom home on l.
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NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE.

Brookmont-Three bedrms., 9 baths.
2 f1replaees, oil h.-w.h.. bsmt.. ser.
porch. 500 mo. Conv. transp
MRS HJIPGEgG Peoltnr m )
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required. cSli Redwood 5-sssS.
ssoo BLK. RANDOLPH S.E-s rms,
Dec. S ru ssfa Ssm' Ia. rec lot a IN Gs n as
NEAR 14th AND coLoRADolfs..
bedrms.. bath. end fioor. Mr.. frsnsi
pcrtation aud shopping: avaflahie
Immediately: S125. Call Mr.. Dell
JAMES I. DIXON q CO.. ST: 8.
BEIIEivUI idGi ~ foRnsr. scdSE N. ARL.IN.v
brick rambler; 8 bedrooms, 2 batiia.
screened porch. garaee, full base
ment; S155 mo. IA. 7-60S6. 1ls
SIX RMS, 3 bedrms.. hsmt.. redec.:
near bus and car lines; adults. $40.
lCsa sSsf s. ssI HIddTLaSSess M alSSes
nm. equipped kit; sos. 20. >.
5. seSs SRLHLos:is' IA s;Ssaa aa.s.arm.. .:naiaa.s.
rambler. fenced I'd; 5 min. Pent:.
Sss.y SSssy' l, eos; ss4sS sS o svsryt9@ins @ sy.R :y..R
Cape Cod. Liv. I'm.
and din. Tm.. bedrnis.. den, Ia
baths; within walking distance
schools and shops: $135 per ma
MRS. STANLEY cARPER, Agent
Mclean. Va. caii Mrs. Murdoch.
is DEF. 9 RMs.-Four bedfms..
auto. h.. refer.: excel. eond,; conYs
loc.. I'd. gar; eentiles; ref S125.
5527 9th st. NV. Others, RA. 3-01 fe.
LANGLEY PIX. NR. NoL-2-bedrms.,
semidet: big refgr.. disp.; fence; nd.
bsmt.: sos. HE. 4-5425. -15
,HEVY CHASE, d. C-BeautIful new
ultramodern 3-bedroom 2-bath ram.
bier; gar fun hsmt.; large lot. MRS.
SPAULDING. WO.. 6-0l60.
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tcontlnnsd on Asxt PaseJ
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BETHESDA, MD.-six-room house,
Las heat. Near schools. churches,
bus; Immed. poss. sl25 mo. OIL.
ALEX. va, Ss5 mo.-Lovely. 5-yr..
old. 2-bedrm. home in Jefferson
Manor. Clean bsmt., fenced yard.
din rm. Avail. Nov 90. IA. s-3a21.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
Triondos, Kroly Top Prospects
In Yankee Gold Mine of Talent

| gust and was charged with de-
feats in two starts. One of his
losses. however, was a 10 de-
cision to Bob Lemon and the
Indians. With Binghamton, he
racked up 10 victories against
only two defeats. His earned run
| average Of 2.08 topped the cir
cult. He famed 139 and walked
only IS in 191 innings.
Triandos. who played first and
caught for Birmingham. COM
piled a 1868 batting average. 1t
was good enough to lead all
Southern Association hitters, but
he was ineligible for the title be-
cause he played in only 81 games.
His hit output included Is dou-
bleS. three triples and 19 homers.
He drove in IS runs. A big right
handed hitter. he will be used
strictly behind the plate.
Florida fans will get a good
look at Frank Leja. the 17-year-
old high school boy from Hol-
yoke. Mass. who got a sizeable
chunk of money to sign with the
Yankees. A big first baseman,
Leja chose the Yankees after he
had listened to offers from num-
erouS clubs. He played several
games in the Cuban winter
league but Jared badly and re-
turned home. His poor showing
was attributed to inexperience
and loneliness.
Back for another spring trial
are Outfielders Bob Cerv and Art
Schult, Infielder Kal Segrist,
Catcher Lou Bereret and
Pitcher AL Cicotte. Cerv, who
batted BIT at Kansas City, hit
% homers and drove in 81 runs,
is in the lead for the fifth out
Evening star., 1954-01-12
Pennsylvania May Quit MIA
On Eve of Moore-Muxim Bout

he agreed with Wiener's views
on the NBA. HOLMAN was not
available for comment.
The NBA's executive secretary.
Col. Harvey L. Miller Of WASH
ington, said NBA regulations
provide only that a title be va
Gated If the champion does not
defend it within six months, and
only if "a suitable opponent.
promoter and purse can be
found"
This provision. the NBA official
added. was pointed out to the
national body by Moore and
Johnston at a recent meeting
in Miami. Moore threw the
book at us and our faces are
reC," Miller said.
However. Miller agreed with
Wiener's contention. also ex-
pressed yesterday. that unlim-
tied televiSion is running boxing.
Were anxious to try and
work out an agreement with the
television people," the NBA sec
retary said, but what can you
do if the television people don't
want to do anything about it?
We schedule meetings with them
and they don't even show up."
Evening star., 1954-01-12
|NCAA Group Studies Ways
To Prevent Foking Of Injuries

last season which ended In q
14-14 tie. In the closing seconds
Of the first half. the Irish came
from behind and scored a touch-
down after a player had claimed
injuries.
Last week in Cincinnati the
American Football Coaches Asso-
citation denounced taking Of in
juries to stop the clock. The
coaches said they would give full
assistance to outlawing such
practice in an effort to main
tain football on q high moral and
ethical plane"
The Rules Committee received
IS suggestions yesterday for
changing the one-platoon sys-
tenn and rejected % of them,
strengthening the general belief
that the limited substitution rule
is to remain in effect next season.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
Redskins 10 Meet Lions
In Aug. II Charity Game

The Washington Redskins will
get an early crack next season
at the Detroit Lions. National
Football League champions for
the second straight year.
The teams will meet at Briggs
Stadium August q in an exhibi-
ton game sponsored by the De-
troit Free Press for charity. The
Lions will open their exhibition
season with the annual Chicago
All-Star game in mid-August
and the Redskins will be their
second. or third opponent.
The Redskins will open with
their annual game with the Rams
at Los Angeles and play the San
Francisco Forty Miners before
heading to Detroit.
The Redskins and Lions last
met in 1852 at Oklahoma City
where the Lions battered the
Washington eleven, 45-7.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
British Paper Says Pirie
Will Not Study in u. :,
BY the Assoe,oied Press

LONDON, Jar. IL. Gordon
Pirie, England's famous distance
runner, is giving up the idea of
going to the United States to
study. according to a story in the
London News Chronicle.
Several American universities,
including Georgetown and Okla
homa. repeatedly were being
considered by Pirie, but the
Chronicle story said Pirie has
decided to stay in England.
Pirie was quoted as saying,
Naturally I was interested in
invitations to study in the
United States. but I'll be re-
naming in England for a long
while yet. I enjoy my running
here and want to do my best for
my country"
Shortly after reports of the
offers to Pirie were published,
British newspapers started a
"Keep-Pirie-in- England" cam
paign. A friend said all the fuss
and bother in the newspapers
helped decide Pirie against going
to the United States.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
By Joe Reiehler
Associated Press Sports Writer

NsSOGs0tS0 VtUSe StSOsto Vssb~s
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-You'd
think a club like the Yankees
winners of five consecutive world
championships. would be content
to stand pat. But those Yankees
are never satisfied.
They've brought up IS rockies
for inspection at their st. Peters
burg. (Fla.). spring training
camp next month. Two. Catcher
Gus Triandos and Pitcher Steve
Kraly. came I'D for a look late
last season. Both appear to have
a good chance to make the var
sity.
The others may find the going
bit tougher. The list of new
comers includes a couple OF
pitchers who had outstanding
seasons in the minors last year.
One is Wally Burnette, a right
handed knuckleballer, who won
81 and lost 10 at Binghamton
in the Eastern League. His
earned run average was a spec
tacular 2.10. The other is Mel
Wright. a workhorse, who COM
piled a 1872 record at Kansas
City. He appeared in Al games
mostly in relief.
Another pitcher who will re-
ceive special attention is Bob
Wiesler. a faStballing southpaw
who struck out 80 batters in 14O
innings at Kansas City. His rec
ord was a mediocre 81. but he
is regarded very highly.
Veteran observers believe
Kraly is a cinch to win a start
ing assignment with the
Yankees. He came up last Au-
Evening star., 1954-01-12
LITTLE SPORT
GaI|audef Win Ends
Gus Losing Streak

Miggs Reilly finally knows how
it feels to be a winning basket
ball coach. but 1t took II games
to wipe from his face the dazed
look he's had since his Catholic
University team started the sea-
son.
After 10 straight losses the
Cardinals finally showed they've
absorbed some Of the stuff Reilly
has been teaching by winning
last night over Gallaudet. 84-72,
in the Gu gym. Gallaudet had
helped Gu along on its losing
string by taking a 57-54 decision
early last month.
Last nights game was Gallau-
det's third straight loss and its
sixth against four victories.
Catholic U. won in the best
tradition by coming from behind
In the last half. The Blues had
a 1911 lead in the first quarter
and were ahead by 1890 at in
termission. Hal Freeman, Tom
McKavitt and George Hughes led
the rally that put the Cardinals
ahead going into the final period,
where they iced the game with a
30-point outburst.
Freeman was high man for Gu
with Is points. but Gallaudet's
Dick Rose was the game leader
u,ith On
Evening star., 1954-01-12
Charles 81 Choice
Over SatterfieId in
~ Fight tomorrow
BY the A..oeiassd Pres,

i
CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-With pre-.
fight preparations complete
Ezzard Charles and Bob Satter-
field rested today for their 10.
round heavyweight match to.
morrow night in Chicago Sta
dunn.
Charles. just of a knockout
victory over Coley Wallace. was
a solid Stool favorite in the
nationally televised bout.
II expect to weigh between 1876
and 100 pounds" said the for.
mer heavyweight champion, who
hopes an impressive victory will
set him up for a shot at the
current champion. Rocky Mar
ciano
Satterfield, a 100 FOUNDER
probably will not be offered Mar
ciano. even If he wins, but a VIC
tory certainly could make this
the most successful of a number
Of comebacks.
All Of Satterfield's other come
back attempts were cut short by
the fists Of such heavyweights as
Archie Moore. Rex Layne. Clar-
ence Henry and Harold john
son. Satterfield was knocked out
by all four and by i've other as
sorted swingers in losing IA OF
46 fights.
However. the Chicago fighter,
though susceptible to knockouts
himself. is a hefty swinger and
has won 80 fights. IS by knock
outs.
Charles has IS victories-53 by
knockouts-and 10 losses. He has
been kayoed twice.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
Tropical Park Suspends
DeSpiriio for 20 Days
BY the A.see,o.ed Pres,

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 12.-Tonv
DeSpirito, one of the Nations
leading jockeys. was handed the
stiffeSt suspension of the Tropi-
cal Park meeting yesterday when
the stewards set him down for
20 days, effective January IA to
February 5.
He was penalized for rough
riding in the stretch causing in
reference which resulted in the
disqualification of his mount,
Little Colleen. in the fourth race
Saturday.
DeSpirito, who comes from
Lawrence. Mass, led the Ameri-
can Jockey list with 800 winners
in 1852. He was one of the con-
tenders in 1853 with 311 winners.
Oddlv. Little Colleen is the
same horse that brought a To-
day suspension to Charlie
O'Brien in her previous race, in
which O'Brien was found guilty
of rough saddle tactics.
The Tropical Park stewards
also fined Jockey Charlie Rich
mond $25 for lodging frivilous
claim of foul in the first race
Saturday.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
BY The Assoeioted Press

SARASOTA, Fla.., Jan. H.
Injury taking by football players
to stop the clock is being studied
by the NCAA Football Rules
Committee and there is 3 poSsi-
bility some action may be taken
to prevent it.
st don't know how we can
legislate ethics" said Committee
Chairman H. o. Fritz) Crisler
of the University of Michigan.
"but there are many things that
could be done to prevent such
taking.
I'VE could, for instance. stop
the clock after each play in the
last two minutes of the first and
second halves. Or we could let
it run during those periods"
The discussion was inspired
by the. Iowa Notre Dame game
Evening star., 1954-01-12
Three Matches Featured
On Turner S Mat Thursday

A three-event feature tops the
wrestling program at Turner's
Arena Thursday night with a
Chicago TV wrestling star as one
of the headliners.
Frank Dallos a 260-pound
Calgary (Canada) woodchopper.
who has been a sensation in Chi
cago and comes into the ring
with a Van Dyke beard. will meet
Baron Gattoni, the 340-pound
Italian.
The two other top bouts will
pit Slave Girl Moolah. a winner
last week over Darling Dagmar.
against Daisy May and the Zebra
Kid against Nature Boy.