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DOGS. pETs. ETc.

GERMAN- SHEPHERD RUrEIEs.
8 y ks.a sss s'ivsr' AKe Rh9ne1
PJu IA S:sss AND DOGS. ss.ss up:
kittens, soc up. ALL ACES Order
your Xmas pet now. deliver, 10
colin sISchE PUPS. .horoushbr.d. beau
tiful sable and white with excel
MARKINGS: have permanent DIS
temper shots. Call 10. 4-574l.
ArREDALE PUPFIEs. fine, strong.
ssIfef Isl snd b. ssssTs' your pup, esv
sAMOYEDE puppies noted for gentle
sonabIe' on. 2-2s0S. =
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES,
Axe reg. Beaut. black and silver:
vormed and shots. Reas. Ju. D.
HONEY Se COLOR COCKER PUPPIES.
Axe Legistsred; "a, 7,49ll s@133,
HERD PUPS s5 each Can HA.
PERssixN CAT. SEQ. CAP all day
ii am. LIZ. 1904.
PUPPIES, small mixed breeds want
ed; by filters. Under Q mos; ] pick
up. 10. S-36l7. 81
WANTED, GOOD virginia home for
Sogng tab6y cat; hOu'esroksn- XII
CHRISTMAS PRESENT!
Great Dane. female, u. old, house
broken. pedigreed. beige with BLACK
muzzle. Reas. Wo. 6-3341. II
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MISCELLANEOUS con RENT

CHAIN SAWS. strunk: rentals. sale.
CHAIN Saws, Imam. $40 per day,
iE;S% ois si So5 Per c Day m a aISSs1
CHAIN SAWS, Mecuiloch. sales
Service, Rental. SO Q day. GRAVE.
LIZ OF WASH. 10. e-22S7.
tat y xaH 1or I isWn ana SaR'
EooLs 3 EoUiP. Co. JU. s-6sSI
RENT ~. a, SOC DAY; ! month mini
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$500 X at. NV -Liv.. rm., bedrm,
kit. and bath: newly decorated
Convenient TO downtown and ONO
bidgs. Call FEE. 3-2422. %
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CONN AWE. APIS.

CONN. AVE. APIS.
/ bedrm., Nv. rm, dining foyer,
kitchen and bath, large closets; AL
utilities, switchboard and elevator
no. 2-6574. %
COLORED - 1897 FAIRMONT ST
N,W.--2 rooms, kitchen and bath
500 mo. SWISS REALTY, DU. q
coLoRED-cLIFToN ct, at Car
doza High. Semibsmt., hy. -bedrm.
kit.-din.; utiis. l man. $50. RA
coLoRED-uPPER N.w.-clese in,
2, 3. or 4 bedrms., child Ok. S76
up. n. =. BRUzEE. NO, 7-7626.
COL0RED-FuRN. or unturn. Couple
or ? men; 2 rms, kit. bath. 7O4
Otis pL NV. RIA. 6-8792.
COLORED-APT. mr.. Mass. and 3rd
ne, lily. rm, bedrm;, KIT. bath,
COLORED--IovELY STUDIO RIM,
lge. kit. bath, pvt. entr,: newly
decorated. nicely furn.:. g.h.-w,
heat: $50 mo incl. utils.: mr..
Penna. ave. sc. OIL. 4-04S7. %
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MlscE. FOR SALE tesas.,

dUGO WORCH
p25 q at. NV. Ma R-45aa
6TIN0S T01 ST1=-z---5.z
r ia,rsts fOn at-Nex and useo
S ysehts fon. moSsr. t.ranas ,. and up, up.
500 monthly t ueS. i HsSiins 'r sSa
va re-. 90sRsppANs THREE STORES:
SS2T.nea dSHm An9 ~ SIS; NV. lpnone
SnHo,.SS e1n1yVI NIX SeoTgiso ave.
Spnone ~. o-11vol end 3lo9 Lee
urSsn stores nner sysev '.,sSSrs
1narE n, frontS r,ownfow,n, .-tnrs
open Monday ana Thursdsy ewes
pIANos-Army N.,x A., vo,,.
and Marine psrsonnei: Govern.
. @ses rs sc m Dis.,is. = s9Rosss !,
iInnsatErumsnts Of the PIANO MART.
cts, sonsoi:.n nv INA over sp, igS sDi9
shoess fTem. 81; $500: PIANO
above ths nbrsfy, opEN NON
vTaNnS Tc1 1v,,- a. -
GnoS se ~ Ms1YAs i9w fAt tS.
MART. 1918 7th 81. NV. dust
above the hbrary), OPEN MON.
and THURS. ewes. 10
PIANOS - 1nnnAMra han. ~.
iareesf selectinn ~ nisres n tHts
area. Choies ~ many maSes
styles ana finishss IN 4 vida raiare
q Prices; Also some used items.
ner iSfh and a SITS. NV. bi6a
Lee hwy, xriinxton, and S3SS
0eoraia ave. Silver Spring. Sub
urban stores open every evening.
TSa sasSESn evening". ssSlS SDen A0n0 1lo ono
PIANO. BALDWIN UPRIGHT, black.
modern. 45x56: excel. cond. ORIG.
$500. sacrifice $525. FE. 3-299S.
v,.No w..,., .,,,.. ,,,,, s.,hos,a
fAsNo, Mesvs., .p.nssE iun neyV Ssa2.
e enS sona.' outoSs9noinE T TrIas; 1924 1924
40 Gown BY me &C., Eli .. lSov
.ss"s
tANO, unclaimed. apt. size ~ "a.
highs ~ N. long; peri eopd. SzI2.
zTssee deL sSs Q st. nv. "a, q
piaS Sc, su,.,.,.r Man,
anlv u %ss pii ;ncI,,s scu Is.s NJ
SsS 81 sossoiS s' lSSo y ~. s,"'
rTaNo -. rh,,..-.. v,r. ..l.c.
~, -. ~ ~ ,, y sil s,ssvsta ccSsnies
sU1 1reras aSns M f.oSsst nTiees
h b. 6. area. Makes include Hard
man, KohleF and Campbell. Mini
plano, EstVe, Bremen. 6teinway,
knabe and others. Terms rs low as
SIS down. 3 years to pay. Open
days I'll 8. SILVER SPRING PIANO
pIsNoson- suburban stores at
Mao fne hvy ArIinrton dust on
ScoSrs Mason dr.S and Ss3s
T cnf1nmery H,iIsS have com.
sno 1fse pi be1sso On SispIsy. Both stores
front and are open every sysning
JoHpAN,5. SowRsoyn saad, 33sn 1N
SIC store since lsos, ... ~.
nn keynoerd nst SEnanMrts.sS pssce
XXX Tnis a firsf-iine make.
Xahorany finish: 1O-year guAran-
Tee. Aiso many values IN used
spinets and consoles: Sc S-o300-
PLANO MART 10lb 1tn ~; n;N,i
iuse snoye tns nnra1s1. N
AON. ne AnUS 49, L..
folding. see.' panied court nneu'
TOT app.. AZ. 100 80, $3.50.
t.ksStNG MACnLNs' onn. verI
auto. ooler; 5or saie ~ onSS;
ssisiis 4 aai tef ] 5l plm. 81 NV NJ
RABIO--HI-CM, James power SUD-
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STUDIO APT.-$4s.5O
14O1 Girard st. NV.
l BEDRM.-$60

Cow. to Boiling Field
Attractiyely decorated. In modern.
s s66pPass h S!sG app S5f r.s 2 n SS.
1919 1st BRHss 81 wv. sA4 RI. s.osso
cOLORED-2i1O sth ST. N.W,-2
ii 4. RUPPERT. iol7 7tn &. g NV.
C0LORED I'LL LINCOLN RID.
N.E.-4 rms; tile kit. pantry, bath:
ssSer nsa houses Dse s rTs' u sass slsc
coLoRED-I4sI RoLBkooK ST.
NE;-Liv. rm.. beorm., dinette. kit.
5 nSen; ct rsisr;; $50. scHEucH.
C0IoREp-APT.o Mr.. MASS. AND
Sseh N Adults: s7o nm +. 6sd dsEsa kit
C0L0RED-700 BLK. PARK RD.
NV rm., kit, and bath; furn.
or unturn.' newly dec. Cali RA.
CoIIoREp-sIee gath ST. 81.
s siSst on I'LL aiab S,ns, aye;l: dnpls4
bath: only $50 mo. Key In apt. 4.
800. Cali CO. 5-6222.
NE; Dust Oh Keniiworth ave.s
e itessn a sDi bath 6 5SH%: $3.50 fs6De rs
Co HsofsE q iia SG s 81. N.w-on.
rm.. Kit. and semibath; only S4S
no. Inspect, then call co. 1922,
COLORED-RENT REDUCED 27Iz
26th st. n.e.-Duplex apis: rms,
rear porch. $500; b anI sSff beInS
converted 70 colored: only ! apt.
left. Call CO. b-6222.
COLoRED-2SO4 STANTON RD.
S.E6:sMe2nd-n. apt $55 mo. 20.
C ooEHSRi; BENN1Nc RD. s.k.
bldg: SIS mo. NE Ne. Sol. % sDs'
COL0RED-723 18th ST. SIS
rooms, kit. and bath: apt. BLDG;
S65 mo. NE. 8-4941. -3
COLORED-806 o ST. NW-2
rms, 1T. and bath: $47 so mo. l
rin;, kit. and bath. s45 mo. Me.
coIoRED-IesO HoLBRooK TRR.
NE.=-o3-rm. -and-bath apt: only
coIoIRED No Va i fsss IRANDoLPH IT.
NW.-3-rm.- and-bath apt: key
With tanitor; only s69.b0. IA.
coL06IRIiiD-1sos N. CAPITOL ST.
2 ;,t,se. apt; $40 mo. ineiudins
coSIoRED =. ENGLISH BsMT.. .
rms. kits bath: S5g mo. ytila. incl;
c6Eo IiESss sSSf iiv r. fit s
bath In 3-apt. bldg. 726 Goth ave,
ne: close to Eastern ave. and
Sheriff rd.i $50 mo. DE. 2-5420.
COLORED-231 18th ST. s.E.-2
rooms, dressing rm., bath; heat and
janitor service furnished: $50 80;
see tanitor In bsnit. Ii. $4,000.
COLoRED--2-RM. APT, and 1-rm,
apt: 2 rms, ss5: rm.. S65. 3e1S
coLoR Ii BRUCE FL, ST.
coLoRED@io0s RHODE ISLAND
AVE. NV rms, kit, bath.
$3.50. Mrs. Crawford, mgr. bsmt.
apt. DIXIE REALTY CO., Asts..
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TOOLS

asAsN Rg. Size ssSss' s sa2GGRBasTEs SEE e:
Tocckks. 81; Gas CANS. ST. DO;
FAILS. ROPES. MHEEIsARRows'
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FORT CRAIG APIS.
Avail. Dec. Is; l-bedrm. apt, close
TO Fort Myer, Arl.; incl. utils. Apply
Apt. 2, 1lS 8. Court House I'd. -
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STEAM ENGINE

.2613 N st. NV. $40 TO 8
TOY ELECTRIC
STEAM ENGINE
xmas gift for man Or boy. $2;g5;
TRAIN, complete. Lionel Diesel
ireight layout. 4 switSheI t5sns-
%
TRAINS. LIONEL and accessories
a / ioeSk a e., l7os $. El1 n.a.
1 RAD syogt' % ss, g. IT, par
ss si' i oeos streetes lss int IM
sars; $50 II. s truck iSo 10 p sSitchsss,
switchboard and 12-train Power
PAX; material cost S461: sell for
S175. Call KE. S-2676. -
TROMBONE, Super ODDS. with case
and music stand, in excellent con-
dition; $50. Call TIE. 6-8955 after
TTFIi;WRITERs. Christmas sale
terms. Our 18th year. AMERIcAN
TYPEWRITER CO., 1881 East Cap
Itol St. s:30 TO 8, includ. sat
IL. 3-00s2 daytime: ewes. OIL. 4
LOIS; Easy parking. 49,
ii Sinsna sssls n sss $50 7sssS
gys-Emerson, SIC; 17-in. Motorols.
30 others. DUPONT, 1915 18th
NV. AD. 4-e63o. 10 an. TO 10
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JEFFREY GARDENS

1884 9Th st. Sc. Msr., 20. 2507OQ
Sc, left 70 lth st., right to Ches.
apeake ST.. left 10 9TH and develop
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Apt. /, 2209 18th st. Sc.
Apt. 8, 2211 10th st. Sc.
Bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit. and bath at
the low rental Of $49.50:
]. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1882 K ST. NV. ST. $500
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PARK CENTRAL
APT.-HOTEL
EXCELLENT
Location-Roo
Reasonable daily and monthly rates
Light housekeeping.
1900 r ST. NV.
NE. e-o540

TRENTON TERRACE
ATTRACTIVE, LGE, moo. ant; /
and 2 bedrms.. ranging from
500 80 to $116: parking and laun-
dry facilities; cross ventilation;
playground area: close to BolltnG
Field. Apply ONCE, corner OF 10th
pl. and Miss. ave. sc. or call 20.
2.(lfi1S %
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NEAR CONN. CATHEDRAL AYES.
KinR-siZe room, next to shower
bath. Reas. Young man. no. q
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Officers Service Club
Rms, By day, VIZ. month. with club
and social activities for active: In.
active and reserve ofticers. 1914
Dist AZ NV. AID A.240O,
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1724 18th ST. NV.
One and two bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit,
and bath. III
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Cattle AND LIVESTOCK
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FVRNIsNEp-N.W.

SEASONED OAK FIREPLACE WOOL
and kindling delivered. CAL Ii
7.44(16. -
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INCL. UTlLS., $64.50
8 rooms and bath, newly dec; cow
&c. location. 10. $4,000. 3
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BELLEVUE
GARDENS
1888 NICHOLS AVE. s.w.
/ Bedrm.. Unfurn. -.$65 Or
! Bedrm., Furn. ----- SO Or
fINCLupIN0 UTTIS.l

Sec and compare. ASK those who
i've here about cur maintenanee
and service
Completely modern; large sIo.et:,
S sPssiSSS t1 avn eh lsSsr sSd dsdus
one-faYa Mua
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FARA AND GARDEN

Great Dane. female, ". old, house.
muzzIe. Reas. Wo. 6-3341. Il
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NEW DE LUXE
Sc. GARDEN APIS.
l AND 2 BEDROOMS
rnc1nn1nn rrrrrrr1rn

an ANNLuDLNV ULItlL Il
b.s 81 PVT f9 tcb.nns nave hase s slpSe.S
disposals, large separate dininI
areas, individual locker space: on
street parking and other outstand-
ing features.
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APIS. UNfURNIsHEp-D. c.

Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1855
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10000 BARGA1NS
j. H. GICHNER
2513 M ct. NV. $40 TO 8
TOX EI EfNIrPIC
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TARPAULIN

terial CONT. Job, truck. s51s n
81. NV. tx. 1887.
TIRE SALE
'Ss| 1sisD 7sC si; s Ssst "; G ssS;
a i:sSa AZ srs sSf 3 r III ' eS
1924 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 0-9850.
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1893 RANDOLPH ST. N.W,-1-bed.
room, living room, kitchen Ant
bath corner apartment. Just re.
decorated, 500 per month. Vacant
nouf Gee tanitnr .
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Telephone. switchboard and utilize,
included. Wired for air condition
ers. Modern elevator building
Apply 1417 " 81 NV 3
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lSS6 18th ST. N.W.-well-heated
single rooms, near bath: 50 and
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1900 T ST. SCI bedrm.. newly
decorated; $65. OIL. 4-54sl aitei
ssIS LIST PL. NV, Apt. = = Lge
1-bedrm. duplex, dinefte, scr. porch
$50 mo. Call W. C.. SMITH. DI
CONGRESS HTS, ll9 Mellon st. Sc.
Apt. 1--Liy. rm., bedrm.. kit. d.
nette, bath, gas heat. Wo. $3.50
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SOCIAL oUTcAsT POPULAR CHOICE
Hondicoppers Differ
About international

lRoamer Handicap in the mud al
Jamaica.
/ The mile and one-falf route
seems perfectly suited for Social
lOutcast. unless Laurel's sharT
turns cause trouble. The Van
Iderhilt gelding. who will be rid
Iden BY Eric Guerin, needs rum
ming room for his late surge.
l Trainer Woody Stephens dis
counts Traffic Judges last race
jas an of day. and fully expects
1.-THE colt to be up with the leaders
1at the finish. The 3-year- -old'i
record Is good enough to rate
him at least second.
Because Is horses are entered
and Laurel's mutuel machine.
are eeared for only II, Fl Chama
the Venezuelan horse who ar.
rived yesterday, and Prefect, who
win represent Canada, win bs
coupled in the betting.
4 ( Z 2 x + + y
m Chama Arrives
81 Chama was reported out 81
the race Monday after sup.
lposedly missing his plane. but hi
arrived at Friendship Airport
yesterday.
Quite q delegation arrived with
the South American horses, who
undoubtedly win be the out.
lsiders In this years Interna.
itional.
| Or. Carlos v. Ricones, owne,
tot El Cbana, Is 4 Reologist. OBJ.
ltainins his education ct the uni.
lversities Of Kansas and Colo.
Irado.
He races IN the name Of ths
IEl Hio Stud and names al 81
his horses after rivers. Hi
trainer Is Jack LabelIe, . trans.
PLANTED American from Dear
born. Mich. and the rider Of e
IChanla win be Rauel Bnsta.
lmante, a Chilean. who has beer
la champion rider in Venezuela.
Earlier this year 81 Chama
who has won six Of his eighi
starts. equaled d grass record fol
Ia mile and mn eighth at an An.
Igentine course. running the dis.
ltance in l:47 andsa fraction.
Prendase Running Mate
His South American runninr
ipal Is Prendase who beat him oui
i'm the recent Simon Bolivar
Handicap at Caracas. Prendase
iowner. Jose Federico Siccardf, Ii
1a Venezuelan industriaIist.
Siccardi yesterday was worried
about the cold weather and ths
tired condition OF his horse.
It's about 10 degrees Or ]
little above where We come
from the owner said. "and thil
us too cold.
He attributed Prendase's tired
mess to the change from an alti.
Itude Of some 27.oo0 feet TO neal
lsea level.
Maybe he win feel better be-
fore the race. he added. hope
fully.
Siccardi surprised Laurel ON
acials BY asking II the horse could
ibe entered In i race today or to.
morrow Prendase never has
80 INTERNATIONAL. Pase C-i
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YOU BE THE
QUAR- TERBAcK
b. WARREN GAER
praks Football Coach

Virginia Military Institute
leads The Citadel. 90. late II
lthe fourth quarter.
vMI has gained consistently
around the Citadel's ends bul
has been stopped In scoring terri.
tory three times BY furnbles and
la pass interception.
II Is now VMI's ball, fourth
down and one on the Citadel's
l44-yard line. Al heavy shower ol
rain has started and promises u
lcontinue.
AS the VMI quarterback. rate
these choices /, 2. 3 and A:
Pitahout around The Citadel
left end.
Dive play into line w the righi
half
Punt.
Short hook pass treceiver gOei
ldoWnfield. turns).
AnsiDer on Page Cal
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NEW SENATOR NEEDS OLD SWING
Not Even Mays Runs
On Korl Olson $ Arm

Willie Mays, then 4 neralded
rookie outfieider with the Giants.
was perched on second base in
an exhibition game with the Red
S0x At Boston in 1851 when i
teammate crashed d long ny to
Ileft-center. It was obvious the
distant drive would be caught
and Willie was instructed to tag
up.
He did, but after the catch
near the iiagpole. Willie re-
manned planted. Manager Leo
|Durocher questioned Mays about
Ut after the inning and While
said. mo. sir. ] don't run against
that man.. He can throw right
|outta this world,
The man Willie had all the
respect for was Karl Olson,
landed by the Senators in yes
terday's nine-player deal with
the Red Sox. willie had been at
Minneapolis while Olson was
serving time with Louisville and
had developed deep admiration
for Karl's arm.
Olson Is speedy. can cover
ground and can throw but his
hitting is questionable. There was
a time when he was rated over
Jim Piersaii BY the present Red
Sox manager. Mike Higgins. Mike
was managing Louisville and
when cutdown time rolled around
he kept Olson and dispatched
PiersSh TO Birmingham.
Scout Gets jolt
Karl was regarded by Tom
Oliver. former Athletics scout,
as one OF the hottest prospects
in the minors several years ago.
Oliver pleaded with his bosses
to insist on Olson being included
In any deal with Boston. but
divers enthusiasm faded when
ne again Rlirnpsed the oitfielder
following Karl's military hitch,
What have they done to the
guy?" Oliver asked in disbelief
as he saw Olson swing. Olson
had altered his stroke and no
Evening star., 1955-11-09

longer pulled balls to leftfield
with authority, Glenn Wright
worked with him as q special
tutor last spring In an attempt
to recaptHre Karl's once splendid
form. but no miracles were
achieved.
It could be that steady play
with the Senators will restore
OIson's former style that enabled
him TO hit .32l at Birmingham
and $40 with Louisville In sue
cessive seasons. The potential Is
tremendous and the Senators
brass is gambling that Olson ulti-
ltnately viii be q sensation.
Olson isn't likely TO provide
|cOlorful, explosive outbursts
Honored with Jackie Jensen in
Scandinavian Day ceremonies
at Fenway Park last season. he
stepped to the microphone al
home plate and said, Thank
you. Jensen win talk for me.
Jackie later said Kari's abbfe-
Waited appreciation was the long,
est speech Karl ever made.
No. 4 In BulIpen
Karl Is labeled "Swede" by his
teammates for the obvious rea-
son. while Pitcher Dick Brodow-
ski. another new Senator,
answers TO college Boy. q ref
erence to his crew cut.
Now pitching for Ponce in the
Puerto Rican League. Brodow-
ski was rated behind Tom Hurd.
Leo Kiely and Ellis Kinder in
the Boston bullpen. but it's no
slam at the youngster. Higgins
liked him for the future. upon
which the Senator's have elected
to depend.
Tom Sheehan, Giants scout
told 4 Washington official last
season that AL Curtis. another
righthanded pitcher acquired BY
the Senator's In the trade. was
the best relief pitching prospect
i'm the minors. Higgins praised
the quiet Curtis after Al won
See SENATORS. Page C-s
Evening star., 1955-11-09
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star RacInE Editor

Official handicappers. like 81
bettors, don't always see eve to
eye when picking winners. it was
disclosed today when Laurel's
selector and national form
sheet disagreed on the pre-race
|favorite for Fridays fourth
washington. D. c.. international
grass race at Laurel.
The trackmen. whose odds viii
appear in the official program
and on the tote board as the
morning line" viii make Cliff
ford Mooer's TrafIic Judge the
4-to-l favorite, II was reported
today. with Alfred q. Vander-
bits late-reporting Social OUT
cast second choice at 5 to ]
The form sheet viii carry So
ciaI Ontcast in the top spot At
3 to i for the $65,000 mile and
one-haIf test. with Trafic Judge
next best at 4 to /.
Panaslipper Rated Third
Both agree that the Irish reps
resentatiye, Panaslipper. prob-
ably the best Of eight foreign
horses, viii be third.
Post positions for the race. an
important detail in . crowded
field OF 10, viii be drawn to-
morrow. The largest previous
field was in 1858 when 10 horses
went to the post and Worden II
won. On the narrow Laurel
track approximately so feet
wide. and only about Z fliriongs
around, the sharp turns increase
the Importance Of q good post
draw.
Route Suits Social Outcast
Social Outcast. due 1T the
track today. figures to be the
popular choice because Of his
record smashing performance in
hast saturdays $4,000 Trenton
Handicap at Garden State when
he ran the mile and one-quarter
In 4 dazzling 2:Dl. Traffic Judge.
at the same time, was finishing
out of the money In the $50. 600
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Senators Decidefo Move n
Fences in Left and Center
Homer Distonce
To Be Slushed
About 20 Feet
BY BURTON HAWKINS

Grifith Stadiun's distant left
field barrier. representing the
most formidable home-run OBJ
stacle IN the major leagues for
righthand hitters. win be moved
In considerably next season, II
was learned today.
The dimensions of the reduce
ton haven't been determined.
but Calvin Grifith. president OF
the Senator'S. admits a 5-foot
wire fence will be installed in
front Of the bleachers and prob
ably will run from the leftfield
foul line to the Washington
Ibullpen in right-center.
eve can't decide how much
wen whittle the playing area
until the football bleachers are
knocked down. Calvin said.
wen be able to gauge things
better when those seats are re-
moved We're definitely going
to put a fence inside the park.
though. and win determine where
we1l put 1t after the football
season"
Seats 70 Be Installed
CALVIN said the distance TO left
field. now a 386-foot drive to the
-wire-incIoSed visiting hllllpen.
may be chopped more than 20
feet. Seats viii be installed be-
hind the fence for opening day
and for the All-Star Came 10 be
played here July 10. but Grinith
hasn't decided whether those
seats viii remain there during
the entire season.
I'VE have some fellows who
figure to benefit by a shorter dis
|tance to left and centerf1elds, :"
Calvin said. Roy Sievers, Kari
Olson (obtained from the Red
ISox in a nine -player deal yester-
day, Eddie Yost and Carlos
Paula figure to be helped, and
there are some players on the
bench who also win be aided. =
Home runs have been q COM
Iparative rarity at Grifiith Sta
Idium and could have figured in
the steady decline Of attendance
See STADIUM, Page C-s