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Evening star., 1955-06-30
SECRETARY

Experienced. personable and able 10
meet public for large air-cond. Of
fce in nearby AYi. Group insurance.
group disqualification and other
empioye benefits. Periodic increases.
Starting salary. $500 per month,
Write, giving full details of past
employment. Box 209-L. Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
HELRMEN

ENoINKER snd estimator. experi-
enced on sli types of construclion;
eood salary. Write Box 4I3, Bef.
Wyn. Nd. stating qualifications.
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Stats. Typist, $40
JANE BURcH. Rm. 22e. Bond Bids

sTEN0GRAPHEEy experienced only;
10 5. 18th and K st. location.
conditioned ONCE. Call MI.
Hurley. RE. 7-0l12 for appoint
sTMEENNs0aRAPHER, for private ssisn-
tifie club. Good salary. lunch and
other employe benefits. Box 1881.
sffEiNoGRAPHER. exper.. for lr.
Suiidine-sq supply. firM; ;.. .6,day' .a,y 80 a.
ton, other company dement's. Ap.
ply Mrs. Burton, BARBER 2Z ROSS
CO., 5th and v SITS. me-. De; 2
sGTieSNIo6GsApHER, GiSI6 for contractor. sS
once: shorthand, typins and pre-
and efficiency REQUIRED; 5-day week;
air-conditioned once: hospitaliza-
sShAis slsai s.ls5y s0. sgsa' sssH EAU Adams Il
SFENoGRAPHER: starting salary
S275 TO $500 per month: .typing,
some dictation, and general ONCE
work. with engineering company In
Dupont Circle area. Call MR.. MAR
TIN. HU. 3-4030. -3
modern aforementioned once; won
derful opportunity to advance to
top seeretafisl position with fast.
s%.dss sE%SEIns rS SlildsEx "a soSnssi9vn soSisi once;
STENOG OGRAPHER
For managers once; air condi-
toned: hls-day week: good salary
sSsr far appointment. HUI. $4,000.
Hotel Dupont Plaza
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR for
modern apt. bldg: full.time work.
See res. mgr. l7Oi Mass. ave. NV.
Of phys. ed, part time,
5000 mo. Also fGll-time positions position
Science. pns' Ensli:h ana Si social studies dsa
commercial: home eco. librarian
$500 to $500 mo. ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGENCY, 1341 @ st. NV" RE
TEil1EPPaaioNE i1sPai oPERAToR, relief. ca.
rillon House; air-eonditioned, 4S5.
unit apt, bldg; $500 Wisconsin ave
sxeens nv ad eooa ssvsf a
sry Tor personabie and dependsbi,
woman between 80 and 90. Cal
EN-, 2-3S06 after p.m. for appt
OPERATOR. part time
10 hours per week. See Mr.. Stakes
HICKS CHEVROLET. 1929 Georgis
ryPisaT = coll.s. Er.duat.. with
physical science BACKGROUND and
IBM.pSM experience preferred
Work for research Urganfzation In
Bethesda Write fully. ?. o. Boz
1888. Bethesda Nd
Evening star., 1955-06-30
nELP-WoAAEN

Airline Typist, $50
JANE BURCH, RIM. 226. Bond Bldg.
8! sgRERyls0R ggll z,, TRAIINSEE' i z IS
kaRs ST bSSKkEFrfass Slsz XII fassoSsh Sashi..
% to 35 years, to learn cost system
In printing plant, and help with
once routine; good starting pay
and advancemept; 5-day week; air
conditioned once. Phone Mr..
GRANT. MA. s-623e. for appoint
ASSISTANT for physician's ONCE;
neighborhood Of Gheveriy; must Be
good typist. State age. experience,
phone number. Box 5S-L. Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Clean Cut
Neat Appearing

3 men. 20-35 are needed locsliy
neced nss s Dopusr s!d n.sUna rsac sSn
quig program. Positions are perma-
nent. Must be willing to start at
$3.50 per week. Car essential.
For personal interview, cali Ia.
o-1006, Thursday.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

Cashier or Hostess
Full or part time; restaurant ex-
pesience; lunch and dinner work.
No phone calls. TALLY-HO RES.
: TAURANT. S12 18th st, NV. u
Evening star., 1955-06-30

WAITRESS. over q. exper. for food
snd lisuor restaurant: day shift
Bladensburg I'd. ne. IL
white, no exper. neces.
sary. Daywork. DIXIE PIG BAR
BECUE, Marlboro pike and Bennine
I'd. s.e.. 10. S-4333. 80
WAITRESS, white. $50 wk, with
meals. Excel. tips. Apply SMILING
BUDDHA RESTAURANT, 7026
Wisconsin ave-, OIL. 2-3524. II
day 90 evening shift:
will consider college students seek
ing summer employment. Apply To
Mr. Weimer, ct HOWARD JOHN.
SONS. Wisconsin and Western ave
white. exoer.; to work
In q newly opened night club down
town: excel. tips. Apply in person
after 8 pm. THE WAYNE ROOM,
l4ll H st. NV.
WAITRESS. full or part time: ex.
per. Apply In person, HOUSE OF
HENLEY RESTAURANT. 7109
Marlboro pike Dist. Hts. Md. ---:I
experienced pre-
fefred: morning and evening shifts.
Apply BUS TERMINAL RESTAU-
RANT. Treilway bus terminal. 18th
AND EHA ats a
Evening star., 1955-06-30
The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

COLLECIOR-eALEsAiAN, established
instaliment route. Man with car for
perm. position: excellent salary and
commission. Cali after 8 p.m. IA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for satur-
day work only. Must have some
= mission. You can earn S25 for I
day. Car essential. Apply ALLGTATE
HOME EQUIPMENT CO.. l710
Ka,cPafiia I'd. NV. 80
C00A, working chef, experienced in
better restaurant or hotel, good
sallsTy. lT ~ ,!y11slS, SSndsZs; Alss Htght cook.
CREDIT CLERK. ambitious yosins
man. Apply In person. THE
CROWN Co, S29 9TH st. NV. %
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INSURANCE

Cierk-typist. with ere and cas-. ms.
exper. MRS. COX, ME. $1,000.
INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK-By
hotel equipment firm. accuracy and
neatness required. 5-day. 40-hr.
wk.; vacation. sick leave, etc. Apply
ADAMS CO., Gal New York ave
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statesmen

B men with cars are urgently needed
BY one OF the largest corporations
Of this kind to cover Prince Georges
and MONTGOMERY Counties. Mary
land. All appointments are set By
the company. No canvassing or serv-
Icing, Experience not necessary. Av-
erage income should exceed $3.50
per week with Q guaranteed income
while training. Personal interviews
only. See MR.. MORSE ct 610 9th
ct. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
ENGINEERS

ENGINEERS
Electfcnic and mechanical for re-
search work On ordnance, guided
fully. P. o. Box 5ses. Beshesda. Nd.
P0RElAN-conerete and asphalt
roadway and house work; well ex-
perieneed, sober and hard worker;
local work: good salary; oppertun.
tty to advance. Box 1sl-M, Star;
FOREMAN. for storm severs; expert.
s snssa sss Ssl' iE soos sIRRSsEENa RaS 5SE sns
Parkland dr.. Rockville. In Wheaton
City. between 4 and 5 p.m.. so
Fry COOK, coloyed. for relief split
shift: must have experience and be
able 20 furnish local references:
good pay, paid vacations and other
Hd ssnss' sHIy ApDRIyr RyrsTAusAHq e RsAsisf in1 ifS
and Maine ave. s.W. 80
FURNITURE MARKER
FOE qEEEsEAL, WoEK ~, y NARK. k.
CELLENT OPPORTUNITY EQh
WILLING YOUNG MAN. ExCLL.
LENT .WoRKINo CONDITIONS
MAYER & CO.
42l SEVENTH 81. NV. II
FURNITURE MOVERS
Ten experieneed furniture movers.
Steady work as helpers: good cp-
portunity. Report
639 New York Ave. NV.
GAS STATION SHIT IMANAGESn=, 4. Az saS,,.,.,
Of Of business Ssi aS" ana n at.ji sroTins fast.
This man must be o mechanic, 0
hard, steady worker, enthusiastic.
love people and eapabie Of handling
men, This u not O. job for play
boy II YOU have that burning de-
sire to get ahead and be some one.
then see Mr. Jerry Erhst Of the
BELLE VIEW ESQ SERVICE CHN-
SEE STS Ei Ff.1 r1Rs " 81 ShUns ad 81 osis issc
GENERAL MAINTENANCE MAN for
mobile home court In Alex. Must
be family man bet. 80 and 80 with
experience in handling general
maintenance and repairs, Must pc
energetie. sober and have 2 desire desire
to .lrsss'Ss SssS%s e9nnecseqa anne aousinr w,dn Tfn
paid vacation. insurance and other
son at Temple trailer Village. 12s
telegraph rd.. Alex. bet. 4 and .
pm. See Mr.. Wurn. No telephone
interviews accepted. II
work, paint, clean, wax fiooys,
maintenance for nice restaurant.
IA. 7-9eSS.
HEATING ENGINEERS
For designing and supervising the
installation Of residential forced
warm air Duct systems. Call MT.
Roheson.
Columbia Speciality Co.
OIL. 2-77O0 For Appointment
ICE CREAM sALEsM AN. expert
enced. Local concern. BOZ BIOL.
star. Il
Evening star., 1955-06-30
| II

You think you are or can be 4 sales
man and have . proven capacity
sstistyinr car career With With aSovs-sver- 81 cav !.
age income maybe YOU should give
this some thought,.
osition, but one requiring inteili.
gent effort and work.
The men selected viii be provided
Q thorough training progfam In
cluding actual field trsinins and
attendtns, our national sales trsin-
They viii have the backing Of the
largest exclusive health and aeci-
dent company in the world: an
advertising program on Q letional
scale including TV. radio. maya.
zines and newspapers; and qualified
leads from diversified sources. Our
aserage successful man earns .
n you think you should inquire,
phone RE. 7-S6O0 for an appt.
Ask for Mr.. Hetzler.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

IuIulbueQ. Apply NH. NVD, HA6b-
rNGToN NATIONAL AIRPORT:
GIRL, for general once wk.: pleas
ant ONCE VIZ, In . pleasant sir-
cond. once; many varied duties.
Not Just dull routine wk. Exper.
mot nee; tipping essential. Apply In
DEMERs, ti04 9th st. NV. II
LADIES-Refined work In hrs, Of
own choice will earn you about
$3.50 hr. No exper. nee, but must
have ability 70 meet public. Apply
5:30-7i pm. Rm. 705. 1919 Z st.
YOUNG LADY. white: 10 work in .
dry.cleaning store: must have ex.
per. Apply at once. 1907 Conn Eve.
Young LADY. with car. singh. age
1895: special work. Must Be
acquainted with nearby Va. and Nd.
counties ST. 3-S702. RE. 1854.
WOMAN. white. fountain work, light
cooking; full or part lime. FAIR
WAY PHARMACY. Ju. $4,000.
WOMEN LIVING Sc. to do typins
ct home. Box 82.M. star. Include
phone number. 80
Evening star., 1955-06-30

accident company. go
Retired Army Personnel
onicef or senior MOO anxious to
supplement retirement income, to
represent leadtns military publish
nearby Nd. Salary while training.
Write, giving full particulars on
military and civilian asyignments,
experience. etc. Box Six. star.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
RESIDENT MANAGER

hESkOGNI ! MkANAGGn
For 6O0-unit garden-type apartment
In Virginia. Experisneed person
only who. has served IN tnts ca
paeity. Apply in person, 10 e.n.
to 9 PM, 313 North oiebe ro.'
ROOFER, white. experienced In all
types. Call WA. 7-7352. ewes.
ROOM sttss . dRh.iEHkK.cAsHrER. Fl expert
enced. neat appearing; insurance
dement's after 3 months. Apply
Manager, LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
18th and Eye NV. -@
ming and Sunday star. Must live
IN the Woodbridge area, be able to
furnish small cash bond. and have
q good car or light truck. Com.
mission and car allowance. Good
earnings for right man. Call Mr..
BUNTING. ST. $4,000. Ext. 436.
RoUTsMAN for dry cleaning plant:
average salary $50 per wk.. No
exper. necessary. All eInploye bene-
Ats. Apply in person. lNSTITuTE
CLEANING PLANT. s021 Ga. ave-.
ROUTEAfAN, industrial laundry: g.
day week. Apply In person only,
Sat: July z, 3 am. 70 ~ nSon.
1920 Marlboro pike. Coral HIS,
Evening star., 1955-06-30
HOSIERY SALESL.ADY
EXPERIENCED: PERMANENT POSI-
IEp AsIsi iccMhahtssfoEs. olhh sHSSs.1Ni sA-NH'
HAHN SHOE STORES
1907 + ST. NV.

HOSTESS; experienced. white, 23 to
aaks9s sss9fss AvEka Z. Sfs Hgeo gsSo \ New Ycrk
ave. NV, between IL am. and 8
pm. No phone calls,
AND COMPANION;
white. 40 TO IS. No drinking. no
smoking. At once: $50 mo. RA.
Evening star., 1955-06-30


WITH CAR
Apply 37O7 0a. ave. nv.
MAN WITH CARA
Attractive income. Good
ssasr:assi sna :ss FOR fafnf Ms LE2wElYN z s;lSs
MEN, part time. With car: ability to
meet. rubl1c;. can earn $50 and up.
Earnings paid weekly. servicemen
fsS Pson. ff5e1i ~. 1s44S sS'snss M BuRcRRR
wednesday. a La.m.-3 p.rn., s p pm..
Z pm: Thursday, o am. to = ,. m.
YOUNG Man. intellis.nt, general
once work including some typtng.
Prefer 70 have some knowledge
Of printing or Duplicating. In
teresting work; 40-hr. week. Salary
open. Box 1851. Star. -.3 -.
ls. IN. sAE .... f 'ra rpasSn n E
.nsspss ,s nsnufsssasss VIE
litufs. Beginning salary. S65 yk
YsoTNa ~ sihi MhikS, sss5 over IS. fire.. to M travel
with field MANAGER; No exper.
needed. AveraTs ,1yspSSS SSS per n VIZ aos .
n f4gs gYsoG1 " WISH sis' A POSITION Sc.
BOYD SERVICE lest. 40 yrs.l
thoussnds placed. FREE Reg. Cor.
n oWNER.oPERAroRs VII I aSshAr with tractors
TO pull furniture trailers; operators
must have exper. in the movins
business. ov. 3-360S. for aspt'
MEN, part-time work.
eyes. and sat-: no car or exper,
necessary: about $50 weekly. Apply
5:30-7 pm. RIM. 7o5. 1919 Ut.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Statesmen

OaLCoxNxG4N a.
We can use several htgh-canbef. ex-
perieneed meat salesfnen. Must be
accustomed to calling on hotel and
restaurant trade. Do not apply
unless you have these oualificat tons.
Cail or write Sales Manager.
MURRY'S STEAKS
474 L st NV. RE. 7-5s1l
Evening star., 1955-06-30
CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Immediate OPENINGS are
now available In our Circuls.
tion Dept. for persons with
pleasant telephone manners
with the confidence and
ability necessary to do tele.
phone saleswork. The sales
commission Is liberal and
the hours can be tailored
to fit your requirements In
many cases.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
aTUATIoNs-DoMEsTlc

SttOAb bbOtNS---UOMk UtS
REFINED. settled white lady desires
Position F,2s en.dss ns baby sitter. Refs. furn.
I Wish to place my excel. nurse.
maid. 3 days .wk.: very reli.: excel.
refs. Va. resident. Dl. 7-3695.
MATURE WOMAN desires u Inv,
cooking. for adult family; part time,
small sal. OIL. 2-6s3s. . to Z pm.
I WISH TO PLACE MY MAID. excel.
g. running pvt. house or rest home.
YobNG WOMAN desires work a.
maid: will live in. Phone Annap-
col IoRED WOMAN, 3a, wants g.h.v..
D days per vk. or days work: good
cleaner: refs: live out. Ii. 8-3357.
GIRLs desire child care
cr mothers help.r; full or part
GTRL desires baby sittins.
co}ekfS 81 klifssia GIRL desire. work from
IA. h2:a9 s.sb5G ssbh55GGush dinner Refs Call
WOMAN, coiored. wants cleaning,
part time or ell day. LU, 2-3695.
WOMAN desires ' j cr 3
gay s,o wsi; cleaning or ironins: refs.
GIRL. colored, wislie. days work,
cleaning. Call DE. 2.5449.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
'High-D Dollar" Handley
Needs
statesmen

No Experience Necessary
Learn selling ct sHIoH-DOLLAR''
HANDLEY, Washington's Fastest
qfowipg Ford Dealer.
Liberal pay plan. demonstrators fur
MA. ossaAAn ssasA "a: q avkl Ef, NV MsHEEHS'
BETWEEN 10 AM. AND i2 NOON
Evening star., 1955-06-30
THE EVENING STAR

l10l PENNA. AVE. nav.
practical. white, under SO,
sSnitsriIm. nearby Nd: must be
experienced and kind. 1--we in. 0L.
NURSES AIDE, white for general
fioor duty In nursing home. Good
salary: must live In: references.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
RENTAL

Can you rent apartments7 II you
have had real experience in this
field plus appearance and person
BuCKINGHAM COMMUNITY. .313
North dlebe rd.. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
CLERK-TYPIST

Lsidan viz pleasant % appearance and per.
should enjoy contact with the pub
nc and BE. capable Of handling 2
40 words per minute. Unusually
pleasant working conditions. many
Company Dement'S. air conditioned
building. Call Dl. $4,000, ext. 263
0 am. to b pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

II interested in steady and
enjoyable work contract Mr..
Harvey, Room 204, The Star
Bldg, 11th and Pa. ave,
between 8 Am. and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
LAB. TECH. TO $3.50
PROF. PERsoNNELs NE. s-2g92.
LEDGER CLERK

Young woman. 20-35 yrs Of age. for
perm. position In our acct. dept
handling accounts receivable. rou-
tine and control: some appropriate
experiences and ability TO type are
required; b.day. 40-hf. week; sal
sry commensurate with experience
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Open
weekdays 6:30-b. and Sat. BIZ.
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
SITUATioNs-woMEN

ELEVATOR OPERATOR desires day
Or evening work; good ref. Call Ii.
SECRETARY. under 80, . yrs. local
private secretary experience; refer
ences: 5-day week Please state
approx. salary. Box 7s-L. Star.
SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER, over
40, college and legal education with
legal and Govt. exper:, desires I'M
/ teresting position REQ. initiative and
resoureefulness. Box air. star.
SECY. .-STENo.. efficient, exper., ma.
tqFrs; sFIa; half days. full time. Lu. 4.
VACATION REPL. NEEDED? steno.
typ. des.. temp. empl.; elec. or man.
type" IA yrs. exper. IA. 2-702S.
WANTED-Nursing. elderly lady and
some housekeeping. MRS. MILE
IN! NAY; ~. phone 70, 7,S2e4. IL.
wishes work with elderly person Or
child. RA. 6-037O.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

Expert typist. speedy and accurate,
permanent position. 5-diy week,
air-eonditioned bldg, In reply give
typing speed, experience and tele-
phone number. Write to
Evening star., 1955-06-30
WAITRESSES

for coffee shop; must be
over 81. Excellent working condi-
tions. Good pay and tips. Uniforms
fSTrisnsd fNcsTS rAP2GET AgPly I'm .nsoHTA Yes; WAsH
Evening star., 1955-06-13
BASEBALL
Continued From Page Al!

Continued From Page Al!
delphia with the Reds leading
4-3, in the third.
Seven homers were hit at
Brooklyn as the Dodgers closed
a 1873 home stand that left them
with no serious challengers
They dropped the opener to the
Cubs. 9-5, but took the second
6-2, to remain 1912 games aheac
of Chicago and IA in front o1
the Giants. They we're ahead
by six and 1012 games, respec-
lively, when the home stand be-
gan.
The Cubs used the home-run
weapon to snap Don Newcombe's
l0-game winning streak in the
opener. A three-run blast by
Harry Chit and four-baggers by
Dee Fondy and Ransom Jackson
sent the big Brooklyn pitcher
down to his first defeat of the
season. Duke Snider (No. 1917,
Peewee Reese and Gil Hodges
homered for the Dodgers. A
home run by Ernie Banks and
Ia triple play in the seventh in
ming failed to help the Cubs in
the second game as Carl Furillo
and Hodges batted in five Brook
lyn runs with measly singles.
Antonelli Wins His Own
Johnny Antonelli of the Gil
ants drove in three runs with
Ia four-bagger to insure his 8-3
victory over the Cardinals in the
opener. Rookie Pete Whisen-
Iant's first major league homer
went to waste in that game, but
"a drive by Stan Musial, his 10th
iof the year, tied the score in
the second game at SIS in the
seventh. An error by Alvin Dark
Iset up Pitcher Paul LaPalme's S
game-winning double with two
out in the 18th as the Cards
took a 6-5 decision.
Outfielder Ramon Mejias hit
a two-run tie-breaking homer to
give Pittsburgh a So victory
over the Braves as Vernon Law
struck out 10. Frank Thomas
also homered for Pittsburgh and
Del Crandall found the range
for Milwaukee. In the second
game Eel Rice hit his first homer
for Milwaukee since his trade
from st. Louis, but it took a
three-run double by Danny
O'Connell to give the Braves a
6-5 triumph.
Cincinnati slammed four home
runs to Philadelphia's two but
the Phillies scored seven runs
on two hits, one a bases LOADED
homer by Stan Lopata in the
sixth inning, to down the Reds
1873 and move past them into
fifth place. Ted Kluszewski mo.
ID, Pitcher Joe Nuxhall and
Pinch hitter Bobby Adams hon.
cred for the Reds, while Del
Ennis batted in four Philadel-
phia runs with a homer and
double.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
WAKE FOREST CO-FAVORlTE
Beoning Of Aggies' Coach
Boon to Western Michigan

( first two batters on via walks
Then came the weird ending as
Bill Lajoie attempted to sacrifice
/ He bunted to Third Baseman
Jim Woolard. who threw past
first. Rightfielder Mel Wright
Ihelded the ball and threw home
the ball hitting Coach Richard
Erickson of the Oklahoma Aggies
on the head.
The Aggies, failing to call time
rushed toward the fallen coach
and the three base runners
Iscampered home. Erickson was
stunned only moment.
Thomas, who struck out l3
oklahoma Aggie batters last year
while losing a 14-inning game,
I5-4, came back this year to tie
the series strikeout mark set by
Frank Quinn of Yale University
in 1948. Quinn struck out IS
North Carolina University bat
ters in posting a 6-1 victory.
Lefty Lowell Davis struck out
10 as he pitched four-hit ball
and his Wake Forest team to vic
tory over Colorado State. Wake
Forest scored four runs in the
first inning on three hits, two
walks and a hit batsman to give
Davis a cushion.
Evening star., 1955-06-13

Edgemoor is out in front in
the A League of the Interclub
tennis competition, but Army
Navy, its latest victim, can take
heart in the fact that Col. Robin
Hippenstiel appears back in
form.
The Air Force officer, who re-
Gently returned from overseas,
claims he doesn't intend to re-
turn to major tennis competi-
ton. which he dominated here
| in the late 1940s. But he kept
Army Navy from a shutout yes
terday, winning his singles
match against Doyle Royal, 3-6,
6-3, 6-3, and teaming with
Maj. Paul Busky to beat Royal
and Left Beck in the doubles by
the same scores.
Edgemoor took the other
matches to win, So, for a 20
record. Columbia has a 10
mark, while Forehand. a 6-1
victor over Chevy Chase in the
only other match yesterday, is
in third place at 2-1. Prince
Georges DID. Army Navy (0-D
and Chevy Chase (0-3 follow.
Virginia League standings are
Evening star., 1955-06-13

| OMAHA, June 13 (P.-West-
ern Michigan and Wake Forest
with two victories and no defeats
to their credit, today moved into
the role of favorites in the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Asso-
cations baseball championships
Western Michigan. taking a
5-4 hair-raising victory from ia
Ivored Oklahoma A. and M. last
night, and Wake Forest, winner
over Colorado State, meet to-
night in the double elimination
tournament.
Colgate DID, a GA winner
over Southern California yester-
day. meets Oklahoma A. and NJ
Old at 2 pm, and Arizona
DID, 60 winner over Spring
field College, plays Colorado
State DID at 8 pm. use and
Springfield were eliminated yes
Iterday.
Western Michigan wrote a
bizarre finish to yesterdays
four-game schedule that had
seen Arizona's Carl Thomas tie
an NCAA strikeout record of
Is for the, top series perform
ance.
Behind Az going into the
ninth, Western Michigan got its
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Bill Morgan Win
At Marlboro His
Seventh of Year

Bill Morgan has another
streak going at Marlboro Motor
Raceway after his victory in the
25-lapper yesterday, his second
straight. The Annandale, Va.
pilot has won seven features
this season.
Tommy Sealock, Marv Gold
berg and Elmo Langley won the
three heats; Bill Cook and Nor
gan took the consolation events
then Elmo Langley, Goldberg
Mace Mattingly, Bill Pruniel
and George Swanson followed
Morgan to the wire in the 25-
lap finals.
Buddy Sealock rolled his cal
in the second consolation event
and did it again in the feature
after Mack Hanbury, the 1854
track champion, demolished his
by crashing through the fence
There were no serious injuries.
Evening star., 1955-06-13

been because Columbia's greens
were strange to them, but the
foreign pros constantly left the
ball short of the cup.
There were IA subpar rounds
and IA at even par, with Furgol's
81 and Hassan Hassanein's SO
the only subpar rounds yester-
day. Hassanein, the Egyptian
was out in 81. Harbert, who
is playing more consistently now
that he is not trying to hit the
ball as far, let it be known in
the press tent that he is tired
of reading about how he
scrambles.
Hopkins picks up the check for
$11 800 prize money; $25,000 in
guarantees: expenses for all
players from their homes and
back, plus all expenses, including
caddie fees. here: the dinner
at the Statler, a buffet and bar
for players, officials. etc, for five
days at Columbia; plus miscella-
neous expenses. He hoped to
have a $4,000 gate here to
partially offset the expenses, but
repeatedly was not too disap-
pointed at the small crowds.
Eric Brown of Scotland won the
club throwing, sand-kicking, tee
marker banging honors, which
proves other nations have tenn
peramental golfers. Most
overlooked of the visitors was
Tony Cerda of the Argentine,
who edged his better-known
teammate, Roberto De Vicenzo
by a stroke. Cerda, who tied
Thomson for second last year,
finished eighth.