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Evening star., 1954-12-08
AUDIT CLERK

One of Washington's finest mems
wear retail stores has opening for
an Intelligent and ambitious young
man. Duties. include sales audit
and statistical reports. Ability to
work with figures essential; must
be well versed In use OF adding
machine. Opportunity for ad-
APPLY Mr.. JOHNSON
Lewis & Thos. Saltz
1909 G st. NV. -s
AUTO BODY MECHANIC. Large sub
urban Ford leadership. Modern shop,
good working conditions; paid holi-
joe Ryon a MoNRoa xoiasaoas FORE aao'e co. 1ss
East,West hwy, Silver Spring. Nd.
AUTO SALESMAN --. Largest volume
used car company in WASHINGTON
will add a man to small sales force;
largest potential in city. no outside
further details. Ii. 3-Ss00. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871 Bla-
AUTo AdUsThd0qsa saaLEsMAN. rs hi for used-caz l4 lot
Must be experienced. Excel. working
conds. and compensation plan
eoAsTEE e sHefE fSsAc sSssh ossd e. qsJ 4o7 tGs s
AnTo aHHi nisIi nnAIiEsMAN-Must have 1H ability
TO supervise delivery OF used cars.
Excellent salary and commission. A
zBH6 zBs|S e IsFffAsaH gsFish ~ c6 5sRs9s5 4l3
Afro sALEsMEN-we need (2l ag-
gressive, new-car statesmen, with ex-
perience, to sell the No: ! car Of
the year; excellent commission plan.
plus otheT benefits; adIoe demSnstratDT nS gni
"a; "a aye: nv, Me. s-as1s. Ask for
AHTo MT s1LAl, saEEsMEN to sell new Fords.
the hottest car in its field today.
All company benefits: demonstra~
tors furnished, If you are expert,
enced and have good references and
n Motors tor 'f for Ss,r one 'as' of the best pay
plans in town. Close coordination
between sales manager and sales
staff Apply In person, 9 to Z. M; M;
AHTo HlrdsnsssIITTE ssITEsMaN "a ns Used cars, by By a
Dodge-Plymouth dealer. exper. only.
We want man capable Of making
his own deals. A man who knows
how to get the most out OF volume
dealing. You will get high. CON-
missions with excellent cars 10 SELL
and the backing of a reliable new
car dealer. Transportation furn-
ished. Please call Mr.. Wells, DIV
YER MOTOR CO.. 6312 Ga. ave-
AUTo SHOP FOREMAN, oldsmobile
exper.; must be able to diagnose
and follow through work properly;
all company benefits; 1IH See MT. T To,- Ta
5000 BALTIC. ave, Hyattsyille. Nd
BARRIERS. experienced, 1st class,
neat appearance; steady employ
nlent and good working conditions;
Apply Personnel ONCE. ANDREWS
AIR FORCE BASE EXCHANGE, An
drews Air Force Base. IS
BIBLE SALESPEOPLE
Wanted to introduce the most beauti-
fui and most complete Bibles In the
world. Also volume set OF 9 hooks,
known as the Library OF Cathollc
Devotion. Missel's Life OF Christ.
and prayer book. containing PRAYERS
OF over 90 saints. They are out OF
this world. Come In and see this set.
Top commissions paid. check cach
week. Also monthly check. plus de-
posits you collect at time Of sale
Three will be appointed at sales
managers. One to travel as organi2er
and trainer. II you are interested In
becoming a distributor or sales man
aeer for the largest Bible distributors
in the world, you NAV apply at our
branch ofice. $50 F st. NV, Once
3O7. 10 to 12. and 1 to 3 pm. tor
interview: -------------------- g
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CASHIER
8 P.M.-1:30 AN.
NORTHEAST b. c.

opening for an experienced
cashier to work 8 EVENINGS per week
suits and meals furnished plus good
starting salary. Liberal employe
benefits.
APPLY 1341 @ ST. NV. ROOM zoe
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
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HELP-MEk AND woMEk

B00KKEEPERs, exper. In double
entry bookkeeping. Must be capable
Of assisting In management CT ofice
Of appliance business. Sc. location.
Call II. 4-4437 for appt. %
general housewoYk; first floor room
and bath In new home: other help
employed; recent references re-
quired: JU. 9-1757. -12
DANCE TEACHERs Q01, ballroom.
experienced. full or part time: top
salary and working conds. CaIl Ma.
S-9716 for interview appt. DON
MARTINI STUDIOS. 18th at 3 NV.
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70 THE WOMAN WHO Is
LOOKING AHEAD

known AAA-1 company,
in business since 1888. has career
opportunity for q saleswoman to call
on local businesses, selling the
strongest line Of advertising promo
tions. exclusive gifts and speciaIties
IN this field. High percentage re-
peat business, commissions paid
(do not phonel Mr.. Prank coppola,
Dist. Mgr. THE OSBORNE CO.,
1903 Coquelin Terrace. Chevy Chase
15, Nd, outlining your qualifica-
tions and personal, confidential
interview will be arranged.
Evening star., 1954-12-08

THE EVENING STAR
I10l PENfsA. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
HELP wANTEp--AGENclEs

RUPHER's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has colored women domestic workers
by day, wk mo, etc HO 2-94.7
BKPRS. AND ACCOUNTANTS-We
specialize In these positions ATLAS,
142n N, Y. ave. NV. RE. 1-576f.
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIsT. statistical
work excel pay. BETTY KNIGHT,
1all g st tsT 3-s66n. ,,.so-
35. colleee ed: $3.50. See Miss
Young with PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G ST. (ST 3-3665).
PRIVATE SECRETARY, under 35,
fast shorthand; $4,000 UP; excel.
place Miss Lee at BOYD'S, cor.
@ and 1ath tsT, $4,000.
TYPIST. good with figures. knowl.
constr: interesting; irumed. open
Ing. Miss Black at BoYD'S, cor.
@ and 18th INA. S-234ol.
Al BOOKKEEPER, full charge: SIS
wk.; excel future. Miss Black at
ROyD'S cor. fath and g SITS.
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DISTRICT
HOSTESS

A challenging position for q neat
appearing woman. 25-40 years; al
least 5 IT,. 5 in. tall, who. thrives
on variety of assignments. She must
be able to work either day or night
shift and should have own transpor.
tation. Prefer applicants with pre-
vious hostess experience. This is q
permanent position with good start.
ing salary. Meals and hostess dresses
furnished. plus disqualification. in.
surance, vacation. sick leave ano
discounts.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
TYPIST

Permanent position for ex-
perienced typist in large real
estate office. 37ia-hour week;
In pleasant, conditioned
office. Lunches furnished free.
Salary to start. $1,000 with
ample opportunity for advance
ment. Call MR.. THOMPSON
or Mr.. GRIFFITH. Ma. g.
2112.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
BOOKKEEPER

Excellent opportunity with Washing
toms largest jewelers.. good start
ing salary for right person. Perma-
nent position with many company
Mr.. Taub, second floor. FRANC
JEWELERS.. INC. 7th and @ sts.
NV. d
BOOKKEEPER
Permanent position to thoroughly
qualified person in maintaining both
sales and purchase records; Qualifi.
cation of applicant with references,
age and educational background re-
Quired In writing. Box 322-K. Star
CASHIER-FOOD CHECKER, expert.
enced; full or part time. Call Ma.
S-O523, 10
Evening star., 1954-12-08

MAN-DEPENDABLE'
With car: permanent employment
Apply ELECTROLUX CORP. S70i
ia avn n ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Jack Dempsey to Be Honored
At MARYLAND Athletic Dinner

his squad, which was voted the
Nations No. ! team in the Asso-
ciated Press poll.
The IN" Club dinner. held in
conjunction with the Maryland
Alumni Club Of Baltimore, was
established in 1852 for the pur-
pose of honoring Maryland'S
All-Americans or any athlete or
any team of the university
nationally recognized by the
NCAA.
Each year one nationally
recognized figure Is presented
with an additional award for
special achievement. The nomi-
nee, who is selected on a basis
Of services performed beyond the
normal call Of duty which have
resulted in a major contribution
to the preservation Of the
American way of life, is not
named until the night Of the
dinner.
\ George Munger, retiring head
football coach at Penn. will be
the principal speaker. Munger.
recently elected president Of the
American Football Coaches As
ISOLATION. has accepted an execu-
tive position in PENIS depart
ment Of physical education.
Maryland alumni in Washing
ton may make reservations for
the banquet through Gene
Kinney at UN. 4-2791.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
.Cosgrove Signs
To Play for Colts
After Year on Shelf

Tom .CoSgrove, husky former
Maryland center. has signed for
1854 with the Baltimore Colts.
The Associated Press reported
that Wilbur (Weeb) Ewbank. the
Colts new coach. went after
Cosgrove soon after taking over
the reins from Keith Wordsworth
Ewbank was responsible for
Cleveland's taking Cosgrove as
it's sixth draft choice last winter.
Ewbank was tackle coach for the
Browns at that time. and was
impressed by the Marylanders'
play in the Senior Bowl game.
Cosgrove, currently on the
staff of Station WMAL-TV here,
was traded to Baltimore but was
dropped from the squad before
the season opened. Many obser-
vers thought Molesworth drop
ped him before really getting a
chance to see Cosgrove at his
best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
ConpuneIIo Is Glad for Yogi;
Sees No Hitch on Own Pact

1.-THE man didn't leave my
paper this morning. didn't
know"
Told that Berra received in
the vicinity Of $4,000, Campo
nella replied:
That's fine. I hope he can
go up to $50, 000."
How about Campanella?
"Well," he said slowly. "Yogi
and I are in different leagues.
What he gets doesn't affect me.
But I'll tell you this: AS good
as the Brooklyn ball club has
been to me-and as good as I've
been to them-I don't figure to
have any trouble at all sign
ing"
Campanella said he felt in
good shape and would report in
Hot Springs, Ark, February 7
for some preliminary condition
ing. He recently had a minor
operation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

threat to crash the Senators
lineup in the opinion Of Vice
President Calvin Griffith. HE
has a real chance to be our reg
ular shortstop," Calvin said. Il
think he'll be the surprise OF our
training camp"
Seeks Second Base Berth.
Trying to press Wayne Terwil-
Tiger for the second base berth
will be Tony Roig, a 6-foot-2.
Responder who batted 1903
with Chattanooga last season.
Roig, one of 10 inf1elders on the
squad. is a righthanded hitter.
Five catchers will be in camp.
with Ed FITZGERALD and Joe
Upton having sealed two of the
three receiving jobs before they
report. Competing for third
string duty will be Bob Odds and
Frank Sacka, up with Washing
ton previously. and Garland An
derson. who batted .305 with
Charlotte and 800 with Chatta-
nooga last season.
Twelve of the 20 pitchers on
the roster are minor leaguers
and among the most highly re-
garded is Harry Beifuss, a Phila-
delphia youngster who posted a
neat 2.74 earned-run average in
winning IA games and losing
nine with Charlotte last season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

Rated the most improved Red
skins rookie last year, and sought
by the Calgary Stampeders of
the Canadian League. Tackle
Don Boil is an odds-on favorite
to get raise in salary when he
comes here to discuss his 1854
contract with club officials.
George Marshall, president of
the Redskins. said he wasn't wor-
ried about Canada. At the same
time he admitted that the threat
Of jumping across the border
does mean more money for some
National Football League players.
and that he doesn't blame the
players for taking advantage of
a chance to bargain. 1t sounded
like Marshall was ready to up
the ante to keep Boil in Wash
ington.
Boil, who learned his football
with the Quantico Marines and
later played for Nebraska, de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Carroll High Hoping
To Grab League Lead
Against Stags Today

Carroll High Schools basket
ball team, seeking undisputed
leadership in the Catholic
League. may be in for a surprise
today when it goes after a vic
tory over DeMatha.
The first game Of a double
header at 2 pm. at DeMatha will
pit Georgetown Prep against st.
Johns. defending league cham
pion. with the Carroll DeMatha
game to follow.
A victory for the Lions, in a
triple tie with Gonzaga and st.
Anthony for the league lead.
each with 20 records. would put
them in a commanding position.
But an upset by DeMatha is
quite possible.
The Stays have come along
fast in their last few games.
Against GonZaga last Sunday
they threatened to run away with
the game in the first half only
to fold in the last quarter for a
47-4l loss. Against Falls Church
last Friday, DeMatha. in the
words Of Coach Paul Galarneau,
put together two good halls for
the tn first time and emerged a
1884 victor. ..
Bill Russell, DeMatha's big
gun with 1873 points in IL games
for a Ill average, will be the
man Carroll will have to stop.
But the Stays also have good
shots in Art Doyle. Bill Werle.
Jim Dugan, Bill Gallehe> and
Jim Cannon. Carroll will pin its
hopes on Bill Hessler. Ed Scan
Ion, Frank Wightman, Pete
Manning, Charley May and Joe
Starke.
The opening game is expected
to be little more than a work.
out for st. Johns. The starting
five of John Frazier. AL Burch.
Dick Dent. Bob Rusevlyan and
Bernie Mccarthy has carried the
Cadets to eight victories in 10
games. Georgetown Prep. after
an opening victory over Richard
Montgomery. has found the going
pretty rough, losing its last six
games.
: In Charley Berry. 6-foot-3.
Prep has a player who has aver
aged about Is points a game with
his set and one-hand push shots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

Next Sunday will be Ben De-
ment Day" at Aliens Fresh. It's
an annual outing held regard
less of weather, with men and
women participating. The idea
originated with Dement,, we'll
known tournament caster. WHO
talked 1t up among members Of
the Atlas Hot Stove Club and
other Spprtsmen's organizations
Angling for yellow perch is an
important feature. but primarily
it is q get-together Of kindred
souls. Everybody's invited.
No boats are needed as the
fishing is all from the shore.
Bait is available on the spot. but
be sure to bring along q bait
bucket or can. Your bass, spin
ming or fly rod. and reel. a small
cork float. a few split shot and
some No. rs perch hooks will
put you in business. Bring
plenty of warm clothing. Drive
on Route 5 to Waldorf. then
straight through the traffic light
onto Route 301. About 10 miles
down the road you'll see a sign
on the right which points to the
left with the legend "Allens
Fresh-1 Mi" You can't miss
it. Look forward to seeing you
there,
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Episcopal Breaks
CIV HIGHS STRING

Led by Mort Boyd. who scored
81 points. Episcopal snapped
George Washington Highs five
game basketball winning streak
with a 61-49 victory at Episco-
pal yesterday.
Episcopal led throughout the
game, taking quarter leads Of
9-5, 21-16 and 1898. The two
point margin at the end Of the
third quarter was the closest
CIV got until it started a drive
in the last period that put them
ahead, 44-42. But Boyd and
Bob Wilson, who finished the
game with IS points. opened up
to put the game out Of reach Of
George Washington. Doug Yates
with 10 points and Wayne Stew
art with 13 were high for CIV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

pitchers looked over by Harris.
along with Bunky Stewart, Dean
Stone, Raul Sanchez. Bill Null
Inns and Larry Clark of Chat
tanooga. Ed Moeller of Scran-
ton. Dick Hagen and Dick Hyde
of Charlotte and Gonzalo Ma
ranjo of Havana.
Nine Cubans and Venezuelan
Yoyo Davalillo, a bust at short
stop with the Senators last sea-
son, are in the group. Nineteen
States will be represented, with
North Carolina supplying six
players. Youngest on the squad
will be 19-year-old Naranjo and
the oldest will be Chico Marrero.
whose age is appraised conserva-
lively as 38.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
BY The Assoeiaisd Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The
most valuable player in the Ma
tional League said today he an
ticipates no trouble signing his
contract, and furthermore, hopes
Yogi Berra can make $4,000 a
year.
Roy Campanella of the Dodg-
ers. won the MVP award of the
senior cirucit last year. He feels
somewhat of a kinship with
Berra. Both are catchers and
there is a lively debate going on
right now as to who is the best
in baseball.
Campanella doesn't want to
get in any arguments with Berra
about being the highest paid
catcher in baseball"
In fact. he didn't even know
Yogi had signed.
Did Yogi sign?" Roy asked,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
BeIvoir WaIIops
Dubois AII-Stars
Speeiol Dispoteh TO The s,or

DUBOIS. Pa, Jan. 23.-Fort
Belvoirs high-powered basket
ball team walloped the Dubois
An-Stars here tonight, SO to 81,
but the capacity crowd of 1900
didn't mind at all. The game
was played to raise funds to buy
lighting equipment for the
Dubois Rockets baseball club
and was a huge box-office sue
cess.
Belvoir rolled up a 1923 lead
in the first half with Dick Groat
and Paul Lansaw showing the
way. Greats "a points were
high for both clubs and gave
him a 727 total for Is games
this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Calgary Offer Gives Don Boil
Leverage on MorshoIFs Wallet

veloped rapidly last season with
the Redskins. His coach was
Larry Siemering. who since has
signed as head coach of the CAL
gary team. Siemering was one
of Boll's cheerleaders last season
and the players themselves called
Don the most improved man on
the squad.
Boil and his wife will leave
their home at Scribner. Nebr..
and come here soon to talk with
Marshall and Herman Ball, who
handles most Of the contract
negotiations.
vt also is reported that Siemer-
ing hopes to sign Quarterback
Eddie LeBaron for Calgary.
Siemering coached the half-pint
strategist at College of the Pa
cific. The Redskins expect to
have Jack Scarbath at quarter
back again next season. plus AL
Dorow, who is due for discharge
from the Air Force next summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Hoyas at Duquesne,
Duke at Navy In Top
Games This Week

Georgetown plays at Duquesne
Wednesday night and Duke Wis
its Navy Saturday afternoon in
two big college basketball games
this week.
Altogether. IL games involving
area college teams are on the
schedule. Basketball is taking a
back seat to examinations.
George Washington. which
played only one game last week.
won't see action again until q
week from Saturday against
Duke at Durham. Maryland.
which also had one game last
week, returns to action Satur-
day night at Tampa University.
Georgetown will be relatively
busy this week. The Hoyas are
meeting the No 2 team in the
country in DuqueSne and will
follow with other road games
Thursday against Youngstown
and Saturday against John Car
roll.
Duquesne, one of three un-
beaten major teams in the coun-
try-Kentucky and Western
Kentucky are the other two
will be a top-heavy favorite over
the Hoyas. who are at least a
year away from belonging In
such company.
This weeks schedule:
TUESDAY,
Fatrleigh- Dickinson at American.
Gallaudet At Salisbury
WEDNESDAY.
Georgetown at Cuquesne.
Franklin and Marshall At Navy.
THURSDAY.
Georgetovn at YOUNGSTOWN.
Wilson Teachers at Gallaudet,
Hampton vs.. Howard at Turner'S.
SATURDAY.
Duke at Navy.
Georgetown at John Carroll.
Maryland at Tampa
Baltimore at American,
Montgomery Junior at Gallaudet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

while making his debut in Or
ganized baseball. He's 6-foot
right-hander with a swift one
which has captivated the atten-
ton of his bosses.
Bob Ross May Stick.
Bob Ross, left-hander emery
ing from the Army. is given
a chance to stick. Ross went
to Kansas City on option in the
1851 trade with the Yankees
which brought Bob Porterf1eld
to the Senator'S.
Comilio little Potato) Pas
cual, brother of Carlos (Hot Po-
tato) Pascual who failed in a
trial with Washington a couple
of years ago. will be among the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
FitzGeroId, ScuN
And Three Pitchers
Sian With Senators

Five more signed contracts
have been received by the
Senators front Office, it was
announced yesterday by Vice
President Calvin Griffith.
Catcher Ed FITZGERALD.
Outfielder Angel Scull and
Pitchers Chico Marrero.
Chuck Stobbs and Johnny
Schmitz forwarded signed
papers, joining Pitcher Son.
ny Dixon, Infielder Jerry
Snyder and Outfielder Tom
Umphlett as satisfied SEN
atorS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Miner Teachers Overhaul
Virginia Seminary, 1916

Paul Alexander scored 81
points and Clarence (Push)
Braddock % points to lead Miner
Teachers College to it's third
victory against nine defeats, 79-
rs. over Virginia Seminary yes
terday at Banneker School.
Seminary started of fast and
built up a 1888 half-time adj
vantage but Alexander and Brad
dock began to click and Miner
gradually whitfield down the lead
and forged ahead with seconds
left in the game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

Russell, Town Point road.
Chesapeake City. Md. Chesa-
peake City POSI-; John D.
Spence. North East. Md. no
telephone listed: w. Mitchell
DiggeS and Joseph T. Tucker.
La Plata. Md, La Plata 3461 or
4491; George c. Thomas. RID
Union Bridge, Md. Westminster
980-W-2; Pierce H. Bates.
Darlington, Md, Darlington
1851; c. c. (Nick) Stephens,
Brookesville. Nd. Fulton 8-6012;
John H. Hammond, Hancock.
Md, Hancock 40-F-12.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Kentucky Wa||ops Vols;
Hagan Hurt in Spill
RX the Assoeioted Pra,,.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. %.
Kentucky piled up a 17-point
lead in the first quarter tonight
and went on to defeat Tennes-
see. 97-7l. for its 18th straight
basketball victory.
The Wildcats. the Nations
top-ranking team. played most
of the game without their ALL
America center. Cliff Hagan.
Hagan took a nasty spill be-
meath the goal near the end Of
the first period and suffered q
charley-horse in the right thigh.
He got back in the contest later.
however. and played about II
minutes. But he was held to
only nine points. his lowest total
of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

the University
Of Maryland
m" Club at
the organiza-
tons annual
dinner next
s a t u r d a y
night at the
z m e r S o n
Hotel in Bal
timore.
In addition
to Dempsey,
ex-Gov. Pres
ton Lane. Bud
M Till k / n.
M a r land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Dick ModzeIewski, Bride
Off 10 Miami HONEYMOON
Speciel Dispotch 10 The Stor

NATRONA. Pa. Jan. %
Richard Gittle MOI Modzelewski
and his bride, the former Doro-
thy Welsh. left today for q
honeymoon in Miami, Fla, after
their wedding here at st.
Joseph's Catholic Church.
The groom, tackle for the
Washington Redskins, was a
two-time all-American at the
University of Maryland and was
voted the outstanding college
lineman of 1852.
The couple will live in Hyatts-
vile. Md. after returning from
Miami.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

Gnem again.
We have been
unable to an
Swer all COM
munications.
MARYLAND
j. Norman
Hall. Hunting
Creek, Prince
Ere d e rick,
Nd. phone
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Cox, Colora,
Md, Rising
Sun 18-F-12:
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Senators
Continued from Page CID

moving UP for an inconclusive
trial with the Senators. Delis hit
.288 with Havana. Scull batted
.286 with Charleston, while Por-
ter was in the service.
Nine players currently as
signed to minor league clubs will
be examined by Manager Bucky
Harris. One of the most promis-
ing of these is reported to be
Lyle Luttrell. a 6-foot. u.s.
FOUNDER who has been sparkling
at shortstop for Jacksonville
Naval Air Base.
Luttrell. a righthanded hitter
who is % years old. Is q distinct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

basketball coach, Glenn L. Mar
tin, aircraft manufacturer. and
Fred !. Archibald, Baltimore
publisher. will receive honorary
memberships.
Quarterback Bernie Faloney
and Tackle Stan Jones Of the
football team. and Elwood r.
Barton and Roy E. Oster. ALL
American members Of the Terps'
first national championship rifle
team, will receive special
awards.
Jim Tatum, Maryland football
coach, will receive q scroll for
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Fencing Match Set Today

The Washington Division of
the Amateur Fencers League Of
America will hold the Lanzilli
Prize open foil bout at ! o'clock
today at the Central YMCA,
1875 G street NV.
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Jack Dempsey. former heavy
weight champion, will be one Of
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