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Evening star., 1955-10-21

A Gracious Country Home
About IL miles from the District.
formerly owned and completely
restored by United States dip-
lonaat for his own residence.
This desirable property has 'front.'
Age Of about 1000 II. on an excel.
paved road and consists Of Is
acres. For further information
far. EM 2.11aa - =. ..Sa -
Evening star., 1955-10-21
oiINILlIY $3.50 Down

zoos Brook I'd. Sc, Mighyiew sub.
division-3-bedrm. brick bunsaloy:
$i2.9So, S07 mo. incl. taxes and
insurance. D1EHL. 10. o-Ts0k.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

BETHESDA - 3-hedrni., a-batt
fuii bsnf.i Wi OF: Sls.g5Q, KoR-
zENDORrKR, OIL. 4-sill IN 9.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

sACRrFICE SALE, si2. 900 -Earis
NHsrss Na IS n.: R.sf iras ssu; ssEIsssss.s q
IosA Hss s.rSss ssris srise sP.1s. ss.ldsas. ~ z
Evening star., 1955-10-21

eRTHEsDA, Wilson River I'd. area.
$ae.eSo = Here z trs1endcas
lot. s0xl75; featuring paneled y
brary. fun bath and separate break
fast I'm. on lst a.: 3 tWin-size bed
rs sns s, baths Iss nRssa,T. possaa ra
~. sss.:scsa :sc.saooei w. On e.soaeE. - 81 4
Evening star., 1955-10-21

RETNEBDA-yBOUDHAVKN. &2A,gbU.
piseriminatinsg families win 4nd
this beautiful neiKhhorhood hard 70
resist. Immaculate red brick Colo.
AND POWDER RM. on list o.; 3
hedFms,. III baths upstairs: full
bsmf., buiit.in garage: many extras.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, oLs 2-70O0:
ewes. VII. 6-6796. -~22
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GI-3-BEDRM.

Brick rambler. elec. kit, dishvashel
and disp.. rec. room In full hsmt.
ftfepl., attic fnn: ige. level lot. neal
schools. $Id.S5O. JU. 7-T34O.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

BETHESDA - Immaculate 4-bedrm.,
Iis-bath brick Cape Cod: Cl2ss
new 1r. high school; $4,000. koH.
zENDoRFER, OIL 4-S1l1 I'll Q.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

-Gfeat bit. 3-bedrin,. 2-bath brk.
sarn9ler on level M.asEe so@.ner @
homes. Lge. center reception hail.
,sPsssss EissS.s MffH VI r RRepfAcs Eye asIsS Sss
screened Hree1eway. attached ga-
rage, recr. yfn. space With fireplace
In basement. clothes washer and
dryer; wonderful value at $2e.e6O.
ewes. W0. 0-3236.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

zEhD0Skkhs Oh 4.oA1l w y.
ssIassDA ssnsss MIN siasaSsr.ssa ss9%: sssa sss:
with dishwasher and disposal:
boaRsiSThR 81. z.sfii N J.
BErHEsDAs. .bsarsn. brick Esn-
tamiiy II roc1a; e1G DEEP, ,lsyel; TSSedsc ,ssSs
Evening star., 1955-10-21

GI OR REG SIS, 600
I. yoq have children. plsa.s sss this
cement porch . dream kit with
disposal and dishWashsr. huge I'd,
school, shcpping and bus only ]
block away.
BAUCOM REALTY co.
RHALToR-oWNER
Ma. e-l2e0 Ewes. IA. 3-2001
Evening star., 1955-10-21
BETHESDA RAMBLER 4.
Omen IL to 5, Sat. and Sun

3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick home located
on large shady lot with Anehc' As,
y ean PlsSfcGm sc h, i,isn.W e ,1n cod PRICED
IA mid 20s; $4,000 1st trust
iane (ist st. above Naval Hos.
pitep. right TO Dresden ST.. left
BUTTON q FLETCHER
Wo. 6-6200 Ewes, WO. 6.el0t
Evening star., 1955-10-21

Assume CT 40 Loan
5.year-old dream Of : buy. 2-bed-
room. semidetached brick; full
basement. gas Acc. heat; walking
distance TO bus, schools and
churches. Property near Minnesota
ave. and Benning I'd. sc.
FREDEnRMIcK nM .Hsfiel w i6eEEEHTsijt 4 Titi iFia . = co,
Evening star., 1955-10-21

rambler II distinction; beautiful Nv.
rIn. and ATTACHED catpCrt; unuer
SIS. 900. See this cuiek Call W. G.
E5cH9SII;S1oH SI;1s, ,2l. Ssts Saete2os' ss ssss.'
Evening star., 1955-10-21

COL0RED-656 6UKNs 81. s.E.--
immae.llats ms. pS picture ss,I,tl wil,aS5 ,essI
sse ssaa y.rs rse oi n sppIossd r1s silsss. saise
4 Also on Burbank st. Sc: selnidet. g
rms. rec. fna.. nice Anehor-feneed
yard on corner, In nice eond. OF
approved; sI2.7b0. Gail y; 3
Cso,sIsUOhED-sss Itth sT. 81
Modem 2-fsmiiy home: 3 Kits. 2
baths; fun 6sint. Many extras.
FLOYD 3. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K
! 81. NV. NA. S-0352: eyes,. ~. D.
1kkQ
Evening star., 1955-10-21

MASS. AVE. ExTENDEp--Magnitl-
cent stone-and-bfk. Colonial IN
excellent controlled sumner lge.
bedrm. and bath on lat a.; bie
bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd a.: 2-caf
garage. May consider On nIer In
middle 30e. PRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
Dl. 7-i4l1: ewes. OIL. 2-3223.
MASS. AyR. EXT. - or, .sIs.5bo;
corner brick rambler; evenings. AD.
2-912i. J. LEO KOLB CO. .AD.
MASS. AVE. EXT, sas.eso-Sew
listing. Red brick Colonial with ige.
den and powder rHi... Nv. fm,. cin.
ffia,, kit. porch on LIST a.. 3 lge,
bedrms, and. 2 baths upstairs; Jul
btmt., biiiit-in garage. Nice wooded
lot. Close 20. public and pafoehial
LIPS. OIL. 2-T0oo; eves.. KE 2
oiNEf AREA--Larss old Stone
mansion; rs acres, woodland. On
paved. road; rms. center hall.
2 stairways, full bsint... 2 ALeply.
Ideal for country estate. Need1
modefnixing. $40, 900. rcas. terms,
". Mn 4iis. = iaS"9 g. p igEoo RgEoog 2plz u.i:s. Ss
|RoCKvnLK-a nodsrsssly pris.a
eosss. @s IA 49, .ssss o EanelsiT 4sinb,ooe E,se
contempoTafy. 3 bedrms. Both close
70 schools. OF assume, or other
aSR aaeSsResi9G IS. SiasS16s SisO6s lsS'ee ESP s.ssSs. AH
Evening star., 1955-10-21
JOHN DENNIS, 10. 5-l8I3

COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO
Evening star., 1955-09-12
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LRAGUE

BATTING tbased On $50 hat hatsl--
neila. Brooklyn. .327. KluazeRskL Gin.
einnati. .3lo: xurtIio. BROOKLYN. BIB
Post. CINCINNATI ;si5 ,e1. ~.
hSsS SciScinnsa. iio: SS Nays. New Yoik, Sss fos;
KlusEsvskf Cincinnati, 10e: Aaron
Milwaukee. 101.
RUNS BATTED N-SpideT, Brooklyn
100: Ennis. Philadelphia,. III: Banks
Yosi. lSsi fHst; fss. Cincinnati ana Maya ss'
mrs Kinszerski Cincinnati Is4;
natl nSti. 10: Aaron. Milvsufse. i55;
Banks. Chieaso. and Aahburn. Phiia-
IDouBIEs ETosan, Milwaukee, 35;
kee. 81: Post and Bel, Cincinnati. and
Ashburn. -Philadelphia. 20.
TRlRLEs-Long, Pittsb9rgh. u: Hruton
ciemente. PittsbuTsh. 10: Banks. Chi.
HOME kUNs Kluszewski. Cincinnati
As: Banks. Chicago, and Mays. New
York, 43; 6nider, Brooklyn. AZ: Post
Cincinnati. and Mathews Milwaukee
sToiEN BAsEs-Hrutoni Miiwaukee. "a;
Mays, New York. and Boyer. 81. Louis,
90: Temple; Cincinnati, Is; Gillian
Brooklyn, Is. -
PirChING tessed seds,Sn on IS deess,9ns sS'. l..
bine. Brooklyn. 12-5, .706: Roberts,
cincinnsti. 1870, .6i5: Erskine'
Brooklyn.. and conley. Milwaukee,
IsTRfKkoGUtTrs - Jones. Chicago. 1s1;
Roberts. Philadelphia. l5l: Neweombs
Brooklyn and Haddix, st. Louis. 1888;
Antonelli. New York, 1873.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
By u. Associated Prs..
A,sKnIoAN LEAGUE

BATTING tbased on $50 at bats, -
KAline Detroit. $40; Smith, Cleve-
land. and Power, Kansas CITY .3lS;
Simpson. Kansas CITY. .30e: Kuenn,
Detroit, .30b
New York, lis; Kaline.
Detroit, 1l5;, Smith. Cleveland. I13:
Tuttle,, Detroit. 81; Goodman. sos-
RUNS BATTED N--Jensen. Boston.
no; BooDe. Detroit. ZOE; Beffa, New
York, 104: Mantle, New York. %;
Kaline. Detroit. SO.
|HITs-Kaline. Detroit. Is7; Smith.
Cleveland. 17e; Kuenn, Detroit. 1S6;
I.ssI EST; Sahsieaso. Sas l74' Power. Kansas
|DOUBLEs-Kuenn. Detroit. 35; Power,
Ksnsas City. 81; Goodman and an
White, Boston and Finisan. Kansas
|TRIPLES-Martle and Carey, New York,
players tied with z. @
HOME RUNS-Mantle. New York, 81;
Williams and Zeuehin. Boston.
pSny nesni.i ciizsiana; Esn.ss cisy. n Be- s'i0 n0
STOLEN BAsEs--Riyiera. Chicago. 20;
Minoso. Chicago. 10; Jensen, Boston,
lsGd, ha sSsSy sna ToasssoS. SaassoS Dstroie. 's
PITCHING !ba;sd on Is dss,sio9s,15- sss! por5
New York. III. .7oS; Hoeft. Detroit.
1877. .696: Lemon. Cleveland, 15.s.
$50: Donovan. Chicago, 14-7, .6o7
|sTRHKEOUTs--sccre. Cleveland, 228;
Turley, New York. 1913; Hceft. DETROIT
132; Pierce. chicago. 130: Ford, New
York, 122.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
BY BOB HANSON

The turnover in coaching per-
sonnel at Chamberlain High in
the last four years nearly has kept
pace with the ever-changing
student body.
Jack Baumgartner takes over
the football team this year from
Jim England. transferred to q
Evening star., 1955-09-12
|Yunks Buy Three
From Farm Clubs

NEW YORK, Sept. IL (R.-
The Yankees have purchased
John Blanchard. a lefthanded-
hitting catcher, from Bingham
ton and outfelders Marvin
Throneberry and Dick Tettel-
bach from Denver.
Throneberry. 81 year old
brother of the Red Sox out
fielder, Faye Throneberry, batted
.275 in the American Association
and hit SO home runs. Tettelbach.
"a, is the former Yale baseball
captain. He batted .309.
Blanchard, who hit IS homers
reported yesterday and the othel
two will join the Yankees to.
morrow.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PROSPECTS
Chamberlain, Bell Both Have
Small, inexperienced Squads
BY DICK SLAY

Bell Vocational won one game
last football season. tied another
and. lost six, which was its best
record since taking up the sport
i've years ago.
Seeing to it that the school
continues, or even speeds up.
this progress is the new respon-
Evening star., 1955-09-12
FIRST GAME

Totals "a Iox26 Totals "a ~ IL
xTvo out when winning run scored.
singled for johnson in 9th.
2 Famed for Paine In 9th.
3 Planned for Jolly In 6th.
Doubled Tor OConnell IN sth.
Philadelphia ---- 900 0I0 000--4
Milwaukee 4-s------- 600 600 O0b--6
. Runs -Ashbsrp. 6orbous. Hammer.
Wehneier: Taylor. crandaIl Logan.
Wehmeier, Logan. Mathews. Runs batted
Lopata, WAitkus, Ashburn,
Mathews. Crandall 10. Two-haBe hit
Pafko. Three-base hit--Logan. Home
run-Cranda1l. 6aerifee--Ennis 8aeri-
nee dy-Lopata. Double piays--Weh-
TO Logan TO Grove. Left on bases---
Philadelphia. 0; Milwaukee, a. Eases on
balls--On Wehmeier, /: on Jolly, 1.
Struck out--By Wehmeier. q: ~ Bur-
dette. /; BY Paine. 1; by Jolly. 1. Hits
on Burdette. In Al INNINGS; olf Paine.
! In 13s innings; OF Jolly. IN 2 in-
nings; on johnson, o In l inning. Runs
and earned runs-oH Wehmeier. S-6.
on Burdette AZ; on Paine. 90: Oh
Jolly. 90: on johnson. 90. Winning
pitcheF-Johnson $3.50. Losing pitcher
--Wehmeier tl0-1l). Time-2:30.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
MINOR LEAGUES
By the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
RfwnI SfnmhfDGN

Portland. 6---6: Oakland. %
San Francisco. 81; Sacramento. 5-e.
Hollywood, 7--5: San Diego. 6-6.
Seattle. 40: Los Angeles. 3-9.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
(Best-of-5 Seminal Rtayon)
Montreal at Rochester, postponed.
rain Chichester leads, 2.1l. Toronto q
Havana / 40 innings) (ToFc1to iead&
3-1).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
tBest-of-7 Seminal PlayoD
louisville Q, Omaha fteams tieo,
2-.j. iOaiy game scheduled1
EASTERN LEAGUE
(Best-ef-7 Seminal Piay0ffl
SCHENECTADY 4. Allentown 0 tSchenee-
tady leads, 1-0l.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
tBest.ef-7 Semifinal RtayonD
Dallas at Houston. postponed. rain
Houston leads, 2-D. Shreveport IL
San Antonio tShreyeport leads, 3-2).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS
tBest-of-7 Seminnal PiayoA.)
Chattanooga 9. Birmingham 4 Dir
mingham leads, ;3-2). Memphis, 4; Mo.
bile 3 Mobile leads, 3-2l.
WESTERN LEAGUE
(Best-of-5 Semiflnai Playonl
Des Moines 8. Colorado Springs LDee
Moines leads. 2-1). Wichita 2. Pueblo 0
(teamg tied, 2-2D.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Midget Driver Killed

KANSAS CITY, Sept. IL R.-
A midget racing car fiipped over
during Q trial run at Olympic
Stadium last night, killing the
driver, Jeri Beckwith. about ~.
Of Amarillo, Tex. The car rolled
on . curve while doing about so
miles an hour.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

Runs-Snider. Campanelia. Furiilo.
Temple, Kiusxewski. Mcmillan, Siivera,
Freeman. 4Errors--CampAnella. Snider.
Runs batted. tn--Furiilo t2l. Burgess (2l.
---McMillan. Burgess snider. Home run
-Furiilo. Sacfifce fiy--Hodees. Double
70 MCMILLAN TO klus-
yewski; Harmon to Temple. Left on bases
on sslisMon Kouisa. Hspa' ;: on + Freeman. asrs
2: OF Lsbine. /. Struck out--By Koy-
fax. 1: By Gross. BY Freeman. 9; -
Koufax. 2 In 6a innings; on Labine. o
in y inning; OF Cratg, / in q inning;
on spooner. IN y inning. Runs and
earned runs-oh Gross. 2-2; OF Free
90; on Craig. III: on Spooner. go.
winning piteher--Gross t4-5). Losing
pitcher-KoufAx (2-l). Time--2:13.
,425.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

Runs-Greengrass. Bruton. Logan CD.
Mathews CD, Aaron CD. Grove. ErTors-
|Greengrass t2l, Hammer. Runs batted
|in--Morgan, Grove IA, O'Conneii t3).
Aaron. Two-hase hits--Morgan. Ash
burn, Logan. Aaron. Three-base hit
|OConneli. Stolen bases = Mathews.
Grove, Bruton. 8aerifice--Aaron. Double
|plays--Crowe. unassisted; .OConnen TO
Logan to Grove. Lett on baEeS-Phila-
|detphia. 81; Milwaukee. ~. Bases on
|Lovenguth, L; Oh Robinson. 8. Struck
|opt-By Rogovin, L; BY Miller. Q; by
Negray, l.; by Meyer, B; BY Loyenguth.
4; by. Robinson. g. Hits-oG Rogoytn.
nings; OF Negray. ! in 2 innings; on
Meyer. 4 in 1S innings. OF Loyenguth.
10 in q inning. Runs and earned runs
|off Rosovin. 3-3: of Miller. 90: on
Negray. 90: Oh Meyer. 6-5; OF Loven-
gnth, 90; 81 Rosinsen: III liz. Hit ,i'y sy
Winning pitcher
Robinson t3-0l. Losing pitcher--Rogo-
Vim t3-3l. Ttme--2:47. Attendance
Evening star., 1955-09-12

sihility of Jim England. who re-
places Frank Kley in the coach
ing job. II 80. it will mean prog
ress for England. too. since his
Chamberlain club lost all eight
of its games in 1854.
England admits now that he
thought he might win some
games q year ago, but has
learned to be more cautious.
Last Friday he had this to say
about the current situation:
I've given out Is uniforms so
far and we've been working
with 10 or II boys all week. But
I'll say one thing, the boys we
have are not bad"
Only One Regular Back
England lists the material
something in this order: h
Richard Smith, tackle. only
regular from last year working
out so far, 1875 pounds. 5-foot-9.
fair punter and kicks OF.
AL Hunt, tackle. transfer from
Anacostia, played at Bell two
years ago. returned last basket
ball season. 216 pounds.
Backf1eld, all untried. Boyd
Snoddy, quarterback. sophomore.
I5-foot-10, ITO pounds. seems to
|be pretty good prospect" Jim
Johnson. fullback. 1856 pounds.
fastest man out so far. junior
from Tech High where he got
in enc game; halfbacks John
Wightman, George Thomas.
Charlie McCrimmon and Mike
Shower. the last-named 4 soph.
Mike Whelan. center, from the
boys clubs. played for Wilson
junior varsity last season. green
but learning.
John Robson and George
Margarites, both guards at about
$50 pounds each.
"And that's it." England con-
cludes. I'VE have no ends at
all so far: six backfield men.
..ss Expect Three Lettermen
"But Monday today we ex-
pect three lettermen to report
when school opens" He names
Carl Ridenour. regular end;
Jack Simpson. q reg
ular defensive player last year.
and Irwin Whetzel, who has
some experience at tackle.
Since a great portion Of Bells
some 800 students work until
the beginning of school, England
and his assistant, Tom Bell. are
counting on the squad to balloon
lin numbers this afternoon. 1t
may be too late. however. The
season begins Friday.
The schedule:
September 1e--DcMatha at Western
september e3---chamberiain tsite un-
determInedt, 3;I6.
September 3O--at western. 3;i6.
October Tat Dunbar. 5:l5.
October fiat CardoKo, 3:16.
October 2I--a4 wilson, 3:15.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Console Reioins Sox

BOSTON. Sept. IL Up. - In
fielder Billy Console. who spent
the season with Oakland. will re-
Join the Red Sox today or to-
morrow. Signed for a large
bonus. Console spent two years
with the Sox before being sent
to Oakland.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
CARDS, s; PIRATES, S
Totals 37l2247 Totals 3s o ~ IL
i Struck out for, Flowers In 7th.


3 Doubled for Moon In sth.
spitt;6uIgh --------- 99s 9Gs Az dod 19o-ss
st. R;o.E losl. o.sr,en rt.ese. Sas OOe x.asi. j J.
IyBrien, drost. Boyer, virdon. Stsphen-
SON, Sarni, Gramnaas l2l. Errpr--Eloy-
iers. Runs batted ln--virdon. Boyer tS(.
lHarni, drammes, Lynch. .. O'Brien %.
Ipuiski, Grammas. Burbrink. earni.
Freese. Three-base hit--Long. Home
Boyer. Sacftnce-Little-
|held. sacrifies fy--Lynch. Double play
Bases Bases On SsIls@on Lttisheld, 81; efi
Flowers, 8. struck sut--By Lattiensld,
lon Flowers. II in 2 innings: OF Jack.
|son, ! In 2 innings, Runs and earned
|runs-Cd Litfieneid. go; on FLOWERS,
5-4: cn Jackson; 90. WINNING pitcher
|Iittlefield t5-12). Time--2:2e. Attend
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Totals 80 o 249 Totals 279o7
I Walked for Leppert In 5th.

2 Singled for Kume in 9th.
3 eingled for echypinski In 9th.
Flied out for Lttell IN 9th.
Rans-steyart. Littreii. csusey, Phi.
Ley: Pope, Hale Runs battsS inEDasrss;;
Pope, sacrinees Smith, Diering.
Sacrifice ny Hale. Double plays =
70 Hale i2I; Causey to Marsh TO Hale
Left on bases-Kansas City. s: galti-
more. z Bases on .balls-Oh Lopat. /;
BY Kune. 4 by .Keliner. .Hits--of
Kume, 8 IN 5 innings: on Keiiner. . In
3 innings; on Lopat, o In 81 innings;
esrnsd en %fns faansn Iopas ian!ns & asns a wsSs ae
90; on Kume, A. on Kellner, 90
Hit BY pitcher-By Kellner (Marshl
Winning pitcher-IoDat l6-1ol. Losins
tendanee-o, ,3O6
Evening star., 1955-09-12

similar position at Bell. Baum
gartner is the fourth football
coach at the school in as many
years.
It probably is combination
Of the uncertainties Of the coach
ing stan and the enrolment that
has prevented the Volts from ad-
vancing in athletics.
The football record last year
was 0-8. 1t may improve this
year to 2-6, with victories over
Bell and Woodward Prep a posi-
bility.
I'VE have about two dozen boys
we can count on" Baumgartnel
says. "A few Of these may not
turn out and coupled with posi-
Bile injuries, the squad may get
down to 1913 for the season
That's too thin and along with
inexperience. it doesn't make for
q successful season"
Backiield Uncertain
Baumgartner. a former back
field star at Tech High and
George Washington University
is counting on q couple of backs
q tackle and a guard in molding
the team. The line win be fair
averaging about ITO pounds
The backfield is an uncertainty
III Sonny Lindamood comes
out we'll have a pretty good quar-
terbaek," Baumgartner said hope
fully. Working along with
Charley Gossage, the backfield
would be promising, at least"
Lindamood, a Basketball
player and pitcher on the base
ball team. would give the squad
the stability 1t needs. Baum-
gartner feels. GosSage. who saw
action last year, is only 5-foot-7 2
and about $50 pounds, but is a
fast. shifty runner.
The other halfback position Is
expected to be filled by Jim Nc
Donald. Fullback, as OF now, is
q question mark. Ralph Mayhew
may be the answer.
Dick Clark. 6-foot- 215-
pound catcher on the baseball
team, is the best bet at tackle.
Tony Esposito, l80-pounder, is
back from last years team and
viii I'LL the other tackle berth.
Using Split T
Larry SchoWer, a transfer
from Bell. viii occupy one guard
position with the other being
filled by Karel Shuttleworth, a
regular last year. Schower is
about 200 pounds, Shuttleworth
160.. Dick Tolley; 185-pounder
from last year, also will see
action as q guard.
Bill Havener and Jim Brady
are expected to handle the
tanks. Brady. at s feet, is the
taller Of the two. Both are good
pass receivers. Finding q capable
center may turn out to be a
problem. So far Wayne Simonds
is the only candidate.
Baumgartner. who is using the
split-T, hopes to have the Volts
ready for the opener, September
%. It's q non-league game with
Bell. There's a rivalry between
the two teams. One could de-
velop. on a friendly basis. among
the coaches. Baumgartner was
England's assistant last year al
Chamberlain.
The schedule:
September 23-Bell, $50.
September 30--At Eastern, 3:30.
october AT Armstrons, 3:15.
October 14--At Spingarn. 3:15
October 2l--At Tech, 3:I5.
rNfnkHnP 80 Il
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Sienu Athletic Heed

ALBANY, N. Y. Sept IL (P.-
Siena College In suburban
Loudonville has announced the
appointment Of the Rev. Michael
]. Feeney as athletic director.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
600 002 500
100 I'll 02x--7

Runs-Gardi1er. Mueller, Mays, Ter
yilIiger, Taylor. Pondy t3). Baker, Banks,
Miksis, Perkowski. Efrors--Chiti. Gard
nsr. Runs sstted in-;Ban,ks Bans. tSs; G91n. Tnn.
base hits-Fondy l2), Mueller, Mays,
Miksis. Baker, Home Iunsz-Banks. Msys. ;ss
Stolen base-Mayt sacTtfiss ns5n nS-Chhim9i hn9i
on bases---New York. 3; Chicago. 10.
Bases on bails-0n oieL I; or Hacker
by Gel. i: By Hseksr. 4; by drissOm. /:
BY PerkoWskL 2. HitkOn Monzent.
is sN lnni1gs; od Siel 2 in,,ls. n ls In IN
In ss inning: Oh Hacker, In 6h In
nings; on. Perkowski. 0 IN 2h INNINGS.
:i-3: on Gicl. I-I; on Wilhelm, IL: on
Hacker, 6-5: OF Grissom, %; Oh Hearn,
90; OF Perkowski. 90, Hit BY pitcher
BY Monzant RakerI. Wild pitch
Wilhelm. Passed ball--Katt.. Winning
pitcher-Perkovski I3-4b. Losing pitcher
-Grissom tb-4). Time--2.37. Attend
ance--I0,O43,
Evening star., 1955-09-12

Totals 81 5247 Totals 90 10 ~ ~
Singled for Keegan IN 6th.
9 Ran for Moss in 7th.
3 FLIED out for Martin In 9Th;
Popped out for Dsttey In gth; .
S0fsUn RSns-Nieman 1al. Klaus Williams
tal Jensen, zauchin. White, Runs hsss
ted in-Wiiii0ms. Zsuehin I'd, Hattun
fS1, Niemar, Dropo. Two.base hits -
klaus. Jensen, zauchin. Hatton, MOSS.
Brideweser, Home runs-Nieman. zau-
-ChicaGo, 8: Boston. 3. Bases on balls
3. Struck ont-By Keesan. 2: by Papai,
In 4 innings: on Papak ] In ] inning
Uaced g batters in 6thl; on Martin. o
in / inning; Oh Byrd. | in z irininss:
IN Papei, 90: on Martin. 90: on BYRD.
II; od sullivan, 2-2. Hit by pitcher
BY sullivan. lMoss). Winpins pitchsr-
Sullivan (16.12l. Losing pitcner-
Kneaan fo.h Tinue--2.o2.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
WEEKEND FIGHTS
By the Associated Press

.P Pstterson; . N; ,,,z. JEyincs Ma Msrtinsz,
vizzi. l5s. Freeisnd. RI. G6).
Hollyvood-Jack johnson. 206, Los
Angeles, .outpointed Willie Bean. 207
Havana, cuha.-Jimmy Beechman.
1921, Miami Beach, Fla, outpointed
Chico varona, l64, Cuba U0J.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

xWithdrcw from league.
Newport News, q: LynchburE, 4.
Sunbury. sd: York. 2-4
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9o9 ooo0 GIL

slanshses Marsh. pierins. znvsrinf.
bstted in-Mersh 90. valo. Renns. W.
shantz san ,,,n TEorSsse hits-,siYpson, s- Pint
pyck. .Littrell. sacrifce ay--vaio. Dou-
BE plays--Marsh. to Miranda to Tri.
andcs: sehypinsH to FiniEan % Lit
ssSspiasd % rover. q i i1as Lsis on 'iasn bases0 70
sail,s..01 s,. craadoss; :; % 3. shanI.; q
III innins:s:. Z. oa Dorish iuistoIi Il 3 inpina; 3
on Moore, 2 In 1h inning: on Grad
& Soss. e -, Il z innings: on ? shants,
Moore. III; on craddcck, a-3: On B.
Shantz: 90. Wild piteh-Moore VIM
ming piteher-B Shants (6-l0). Losing
pitcher--Noore f7-1Ol. Tfme-2:l1.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

Totals 27124 4 Totals 81 927 o
Fanned for Bessent in sth.
ffc- non nm ANN
Cincinnati -----S+-lz OIL 900 33x-9
uns--Templs, Burgess. Kluszsyski
(3l, Post l2L Harmon, MACMILLAN. Error
thinner. Runs batted fn--Beil t21.
Bridges. Mcmillan. Post, Burgess, Klus-
|zewski a2), Two-hase htts-Harmon.
Post, Bell Home fun--KluszeWskt. Sac
riflce--Klippstein. Double play--McMil-
Ian to Temple TO Kluszewski. Left ON
bases-Brooklyn. 4; CINCINNATI, Bases
{; on Templeton. i. Struck eut-Iy
3, Hit:"on PodTss, Z In s5 l4Dnlns's; an'.
ton, 2 In l inning. Runs and earned
runs-Od podres, SO; OF Bessent. 90:
"a Templeton, 3-3: on Kiippstein, 90.
-Klippstein (S.9). Losing pitcher
Podres t9-1o). Time--2;10.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

Totals 80 8 "a S Totals ss IL ~ /
1 Famed for Nesray in TN.

l Fculed out for seminick IN 7th.
2 Hit by pitcher for Lovenguth In 9th.
8 Grounded into double play for Miller
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EeW YORK ---------- %VA AVV va
Runs---Ayila, McDougeld. Bauer t2),
Berra, Mantle. Collins; Runs 6atted te1 n
Two-ease hits-Doby, Bauer: Thresj ,ns H9se
sacrifce hy--Berre. Double. plays
BeTra 70 Rizzuto; MeDougald % Martin
to Collins, Left on bases-Cleyeiana,
.: New York. 3. Bases % n%slls-onn %
struck out--By Wynn. 8; b Hyrne. s:
Hits-o6- wynn. g In innings; on
Aguirre. in u inning, on eantago !
IN q inning. Runs and earned runs
On Wynn, "a; OF Aguirre. 2-2; on San
tiaEo, 90; OF Byfne. III. winning
piteher-Byrne (16-D. Losing pitcher
t16-1W. Time--2:23.
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OlO 900 020-3
100 100 00O---2
Cleveland
New YORK

ponsaid. Msntie. Errors--Aibotslii, RE
Tuto. GepouEaid Runs batted in, -
Hesan. Avils, Mantie; Rizuto. Twe-nass
Ayfla. stolen base---McDougald. Dounie
pIay--6trickland to Avila to Rosen;
Avfia 70 Strickland 70 Roseni Nc.
Oougald to Martin TO SkoWron: Bauer
Cleveland, .. New York. 8, Bases on
balis--On Score. 3; on Ferd. e. STRUCK
Oh Mossi. 3 n 3 innings. Runs and
earned runs--Od Score. 2-2; on Mossi.
O-O;. on Ford, 3-3, Wild pitch-.Ford.
winning pitcher---Mossi t4-3l. Losine
pitcher--Ford u7-7). Time-2:60. At
tendance--65,31O.