davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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man.iaiIored shirts
coat Innings

40 Innings. quilted on one side, plain on the other,
buttonn Style Brown, blue, green and sroy in sizes
small to extro-orse.
30 ewool boxy suits with club collar and three pockets
Fully lined Charcoal fIonne bue tan and eroy tweeds
in sizes 10 to l8. Were 1926. now----------lo.o0
100 misses rolneoots. Checks, pIoids and novelty
Weoves. TempRessto lined. Sizes o to l8 Were | 90,
now 100
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HOUSES %, sALE. ND. tesa., HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

EARLY AMERICAN brick house;
BryAntown. Nd. % miles from
Washington on Highway g.; h-acre
corner lot; Groom charming brick
residence, 2 baths, electricity, tele-
phone, hot water, oil-burner heat;
electric stove, fefrigerator, wRshins
machine: lawn. shade trees; con-
venient churches, schools. stores;
excellent neighborhood: S13,600.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN-Suitabl
retirement home or for apartments
TOWN RESIDENCE. centrally To-
Gated In La Plata, Nd; IL rooms.
large porches. bath, town water.
electricity. gas stove. refTigerator
-dition: beautiful trees, shrubbery
garden; garage, utility building
1A-acre lot; 20-ft, street frontage.
S15.S00. LEONARD SNYDER. Tel
1911, La Plata, Md.
IDEAL FOR RETIRED COUPLE
Garden space and plenty of out
bldgs., for chickens. hogs. horse OF
COW. Extremely neat and cow ia
stores, churches and schools. Only
$12.g5O. EP. 4-2421.
SANDY SPRING REALTY co.
10 ACRES, Howard Co.. Md. over
stream, this attr. 6-rm. -and-bath
home has been recently remodeled
and redec.. retaining the charm Of
the OLD combined with every mod.
conv. Secluded yet with frontage
on Route 81. Realistically priced
at S22,600, on unusually liberal
terms. Sp. 4-242I.
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

INDIAN HEAD, MD. by owner---3
bedrms., den, full din. rn., liv. rm
with flerplace. modern Kitchen with
auto stove and refErn Va baths.
full bsmt., alum roll-up AWNINGS
double garage. many extra features
Conv 10 schools and churches
Price, $4,000. Call Riverside IL
ii MILES FROM FORT MEADE
Year.round eottsge, -, Herald d, i has, I, ;
and and rental rental. income conn Ia-a. N winter T1em
beach. S4,65O unfurn. 81 900
down. South Shore PISS or South
Shore 2404.
$40, 900. beautiful country home near
Laurel, in Howard County. desiened
for gracious living and surrounded
by other beautiful estates. this
scaped grounds and cutbuiidinSs /,
being offered for sale By WINgTON
C. CLAY. Realtor, WA. 7-422S.
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1904 BROTHERS PL. Sc,
Lovely home on lge. cor. lot with
2 lots adjoining. q lge. rms. and
bath. Lge. front and rear porches;
full bsnt.. auto. h.-w.h.; brick ga.
rage. House now rented at SiO0
mo-. Priced for quick sale with
GOOD terms, MICHAEL WALSH q
SONS, 1911 Eye OF. nv.
OIL. 6-72b6 RE. 7-S2S2
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POUR CORNERS. 1Oeoe ordway DIR.
Charming brick detached ram
bier on large corner lot: . twin
sized bedrms.. all-elec kit, recr.
rm, wall-to-wall carpeting, newly
redee.; porch and railing: con-
for quick sale. open" Sun, 2 to
9 pm DIR: Colesvllie rd. to Old
Bladensburg rd.. left to Kerwin
rd., right to Ordway dr.. right to
10602, at corner of Ladson I'd.
GOLDMAN REALTY CO.. Tu. p
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BEL-AIR
FABULOUS LOW PRICE, $15,613
so-YEAE oI ,ds dboANs771S9; 80, YEAR M Ls Fla LOANS

No MONEY DOWN
A Huge Bedrooms Lower Level Full
Huge Recreation Baths
Room Modern Kitchen
--9.5 Gu. TT. Refriger- -36-inch Electric
ator Range
Garbage Disposal Tremendous Closets
Heated Finished Bath and a Half
Recr. Rm.
DntECTIoMs: Out 9s sysi thrqSsh Wheaton atom shopping
mSd 5S 70 81 Hd'SH II En- 70
T. N. LERNER & CO.
To. 2-liSe. e40e oeoFgis Ave. NV. TU. 2-74O0
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HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
OUTSTANDING BUYS

HILLcREsT - New brick rambler
Custom built. 4 rms. 3 bedrms
open to 9 pm. zoos 3osh q
2is baths, GE kit. finished hSnt.
2 firepls., sas heat, huiit-in garase
level lot. Out Pa. ave. rignt or or
3 Branch se ,oyse ays, aScks re ssfs iftt On f0'
HILLcREsT-overlooking city. 33ls
Highwood dr.. Gus built, master
piece, spacious center hall. stone;
and-brick rambler: 8 master sizee
rms. . baths. scr. porch. .GE Kit.
lower level. club rn1.. maids fm.
oath, ldry rm.: Gear garage; othei
good features. Open 2 to pm
HfTfILcREsT - Near Alabama ave:
1927 Branch ave; det. brick,
and bath ist d; fun bsmt., lars'
porch. large Handicapped lot with
flsh pond: .pre-war constrnetien
Must be sold price reduced io'
quick sale. Lu. 2-5976. S,.
HiLLCREST-Det asbestos shinels
Z rms, Z bsdrms., fqll esmt.' sa'
HiIILcREsT SECTION. 2 blks. of
Pa. ave.-semidet, brick; s rms.
. large bedrms.. scr. porch. nnishes e;
NEAR ALABAMA AVE, and Ridge rd
1928 Chaplin st.-Eew det. 3-oed'
rm. rambler. full daylight bsmt,
gas heat; deep lot: GE. kit; SO.
$50. Out Pa. ave. LEFT on Aianams
ave, ave to r Ridss : n Td'' Is isf' 4ssss .S Su'e
ANAcoSTIA. near Minnesota ave
semidet. brick, rms, finished
bsmt., gas h,-wh.; garage, porch
HIi.LcREsT II q i1gF SECTION SECTION 3oaT Mash
place. near Branch aye.--New det
brick. 3-bedrm. rambler. with rec
rm.. buiit-in gar; gas heat; nice lot
Open I to s pm. out Pa. ave;
le Left Hon,s On y St m to isiss. sFsnss ave 'A"'
NEAR BRANCH AVE. and NJ St
Det. asbestos shinsle, rms, lSe'
bedrms,. mod. kit. bsmt., gas n
VIII, garage. deep lot. GI or conV'
ASNAVc:osT1A, i COSTA 18th st; near Good
Hope rd.--5 rns.. 2 large bedrms:
. incl. porehss. fun bsni;' igAiSs geFTSsss'
gss b; " h.: cI rSssn,, or conS; LU; sye - spSs
M st.-Semidet. brick. 5 rms, Z
large bedrms., SCI. porch, nnisneo
bsnt. Al cond, CT or cow. Shown
by appt' LU. 2-5e76.
NEAR PAROCHIAL sCHooLTSemi-
det brick, 9 rms. 3 large bedrms
finished bsmt.. gas neat; ige', 1Ss 1SsS
Hill Iii crest. near Alabama ave;
eonT 70 na; Ann BeeIs S1,cs scsso,th ssot.T hail III
oid, oe'- eSson Searms 2 baths: i bed
rm. nan and bath. 1st. a.; full bsmt;,;
gas h.-w.h.; porch; level lot, Lo'
coNoREss lSu HEIGHTS. a block ofi
Nichols aye.-Det.. 0 rms, 2 batnS'
4 bedrms., full bsmt.. 2 scr; porcnes,
large Handicapped lot. suitable 'ot
coNGREss HEIGHTS - Vacant;
semidet. brick, s rms. 2 large Dec, nso-
rms, fun daylight bsn,t., gas heat.
deep lot: $500 down. -.
HILIcREsT SECTION New oct.
split-leyel rambler with = asnS 9eornis,. nie.
Iot; saa, 500. BY appointment only
~" OTHER GOOD LETTINGS
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
Realtor. 1345 Good Hope Rd 81,
sales. rental. property managemneenat 2 T.
-nAnn III D-DBTb
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.
COLORED
BARGAIN

CoLORED
BARGAIN
$50 q ST. S.W-s-room brick; bath.
price Sg,750; good condition. Call
for appointment to inspect.
M. z. SMITH. INC.
DI. 7-7S77 LU. 1-l3b2
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dERMANToWN:q


AREA
"a acre: new brick. 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod $lS,250.
New brick; 3 bedrms., elec. stove.
refgr.; Handicapped and sodded:
S17,500.
/ u acres: . bedrns. full basement:
Sl6. 900.
3 bedrms., 2 baths; on 240: S16,5o0.
3 bedrms., . baths. z aptS.: Sl3,500.
Z acres; z bedrms,. . baths: wooded:
S36. 900.
Is acres: 4 bedrms., bath, with apt!
S45. 900,
2 bedrmS.. bath: extra lot avail.t
$4,000.
H. W. BECRAFT
Gaithersburg 555, 72S-J, 114-R
KENsINGToN HE1OHTs-2 new s.
bedrm. brick ramblerS with fire-
places; price. Sl5,270 VA. Out
Conn. ave. through Kensington to
Drum ave-, right ! "a blks. to prop
erty; or out Ga. ave. left on Viers
Mill rd., left on Kensington-
Wheaton rd., left on Drum ave-,
Ia blks. TO property.
10. 4.sl71 EN- 3-2370
q
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,LEsVTLLE-I10o coPLEY ROAD
OPEN STINnAY Q.R p NJ

OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6 PM.
Owner leaving town. open to offer g.
bedrm., custom brick rambler on
beautiful wooded acre S25.500. For
appt., call Miss Zaker, FE. $4,000.
Dir: Out New Hampshire ave to
Colesville rd. Gus. 29l to Paint
100.
MARSHALL. J. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV AID 4-o00H
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1903 H ST. Sc.
Row brick, 9 rooms. Ia baths, :,
inclosed porches. basement garage
' l607 H ST. Sc.
o rooms. 2 baths. ! inclosed porch
oil heat. basement, garage, many
Terms: Price substantially reduced
for larger doyn payment Open
M e. SMITH, INC. ,,.o
DI. 7-7s77 LU. l-1352
COLORED--GI--S5O0 DOWN--Mod
sIn M ! semidet%; % 6Tk" %. rms rms sI,Sm GIesI
CARR, EX. 3-7400. AID. 4.SoS.9l
COLORED--NO MONEY DOWN
monthly payments, ST.: Oh ap
praised, l2.46O--Semidet brk.:
rms with mod. kit. garbage dis
posal, elec. dishwasher. full bsmt.
9, h.: in excel. eond. BY OWNER
Lu. 2-S2es. ia
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MASS. AVE. AREA, S.T,75o-On
direct D. c. transportation. Au-
thentic red brick Colonial with
pine -panelA den on first floor.
Lovely living room with fireplace
kitchen With breakfast area. 3
bedrooms. . baths. full basement
with outside entrance. Deep freeze.
washer. ironer. dehumidifier In.
cluded IN price Lovely rear fenced
garden. Detached garage. Call OIL,
4.s072. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY'
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FIT. DUPONT HILLS

3-bedrm brick. semidet. Full bsmt
gas heat. Assume 4 60 Gil; oper
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BETHEEDA

Beautiful, spacious stone and brick.
painted white Lge. corner lot.
bedrms., 2 baths on ind A.; lge.
I'm. attic: lge. liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, den, powder rm. porches;
attached 2-ear garage. Many other
s9Mn ssestnresi MICHAEL @ WALSH q
RE S-S1En
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coLoRxD-VETERANs
OPEN. s It'll DARK

736 DELAFIELD ST. NE.
View this 3-bedrm. home at your
leisure In the cooler hours. See
the many features that offer COM
Portable living; picture windows,
sliding door closets. streamlined
Kitchen, recreation room and
Anehor-tenced yard. AD. 2-T635 or
CUSTOM REALTY A. INVEST. co.
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GREENWOOD AvE.-A good look
ing frame home with 8 bedrooms,
Nv, rm,, gar. and apt. u the teri;
Sl5,950. Home is vacant Home
al it any time. Out Carroll ave.
left on Greenwood to 1908. Call
JU. $1,000 any time. BAINUM
Evening star., 1955-08-07

BETHESDA, mr.. suburban hosp
Det. 6-rm. home in excel. neigh
borhood: gas h.-wh., full bsmt.,
screened porch, sun deck. fenced
yd.. -det. garage. GI approved at
S15,950 t30-yrl $500 Bl. Alta
Vista rd, Ewes. and Sun. Call MIR.
May. EN-. 3-7S49 to inspect Q
desirable home.
THOs D. WALSH INC. Realtors
T401 Wis. Ave. OIL. 6-3S3s
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kENSINOIUNsfAh o
6sdrm; brick Cape Coz SIn,idl gin; rmi Il
full bsmt.; lge. corner lot Gl ap'
proved, Si5.f00. Financing avail.
able. No agents. OIL. .7-2b43.. -
LANGLEY PARK--3-bedrm.. 2-batf
brick gambler, immac. cond.; mod
all-elee kit, with lge. eating space
club-rec. rm.. many other, extras;
close to shopping. bus and school
Lee, 1st trust, small cash down TO
presented. This one won't last long
GRAHAM d CO., JU. 5-60l0. JU.
A-SThh -
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MASS. AVE. AREA--Luxury rambler
with 4 lge. bedrms.. @la baths; pan
eled STUDY. rec: rm, formal am:
garage: beautifully decorated lge.
shaded lot with $40 IT. frontage.
KORZENDORFER. OIL. 4-S111 III o,
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KENSINCTON-PARKWOOD

KESSISGTON: $4,000. by OWNER
bungalow: fenced I'd. OIL. 7-9651
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ALE-CuStom-bulIt Tor Lhe
discriminating purchaser. long; low
brk. and stone rambler with, plenty
eye appeal, lovely corner. "a acre.
long hVing rm., stone fireplace; to-
days kit, all extras: . bedrms. z
fun bsmt., many outstanding fea-
lures. Open Sun, 2-dark New
Hampshire ave, right on Franklin
10 Sweerhriar ALLEN REAL
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ESTATE. RA. 6-3333
KENSINGTON, $ll,950; a rambler
that's spacious, has 3 bedrms., that
fenced corner lot near Homewood
Recreational Center and school,
makes this the ideal family home:
GI, 2es down. BETTER LOOK At
THIS! Mrs. Hart. JU. 5-0776.
Evening star., 1955-08-07

YOU CAN MAKE MONEY from this
10-room. 312-bath home In Takoma
give you all the room your family
needs and rent out the balance.
with privacy for everyone; a tre-
mendous amount of property. with
3-car garage, for only SlS.5gn.
RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors, JU.
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MASS. AVE. AREA, GI mortgage.
low down pymt.--Brick rambler
in excel area; . bedrms, den,
= baths. many extras. OV. 3-l203.
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MEADOWOOD - s4-acre yard, with
lge. trees and hundreds of shrubs,
flowers and bushes. You VIII like
child's rm., sunny kit with bkfst
nook. firepl.. porch, gar in bsmt;
home tust like new. Loc. blk from
shop. and bus; Sl7.500. Open sun.
Out N. Hampshire ave, / n mi. past
NnT furp left nm ThoFuaS DIR tn
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ASHTON AREA-Country living az
its best. committing without strain.
bedrms.. 3la acres - SlS.50O
2hs-acre lot, hard rd. ---- S1,950
acre, stream, trees 81 800
l acre, fine view Sl,450
To see any of above properties. drive
out Colesvilie rd. tRte. 29l. to
Ashton. Nd: and stop at first house
on right side
ASHTON REALTY CO
EP 4-AS1I pA S0n-k
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CT APPROVED. e402 Dexter ave,
silver Spring. Md,--Walking. dis
tance John Hopkins Inst; schools
churches, 3 bedrms., baths,
knotty pine rec. rm. $1,000. l0et
down. L. J. MILLS & SONS, OIL.
SeT625. Ma. s-456i. -
Evening star., 1955-08-07

CHEVY CHAsE-In the beautiful old
country club section one block
tial frame residence, with lovely
big rooms. Three bedrooms, 9
baths on End noor;, recreation rm;
bath. 2-car garage: quiet street
with an abundance OF cool shade;
$23,0b0. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
DI. 1-14i1; ewes. Oh. 4-13So
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Colonial Nine
Extends PIaYoff

Forestville and Colonial Res
taurant, each with one defeat
in the Old Dominion Baseball
League playoffs. will meet again
next Sunday at 8 pm. for the
championship. League officials
are trying to get the Forestyille
diamond again.
Yesterday at Forestville. Co
lonial reversed an earlier upset
by winning a 2-1 decision. send
ing the playoffs into an extra
final game. Paid attendance was
almost 800.
1t probably was the best
pitched game in the league this
summer. Righthander Bob Gid
dens allowed Forestville six hits.
struck out eight and walked
none. Dos Olson gave up 10 hits.
famed one and walked only
one. Harvey McCutchen relieved
Olson in the ninth and struck
out two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
Area Shippers Win 4 Events
In West River SuiIino Reouttu

: stranded in the free-for-all and
cruising class events.
Fortunately for the one-designs
competing in the three-race
series, their third and final race
was run of in the morning before
the wind showed signs Of ex-
piring. In the light going which
Icontrasted with Saturdays rail-
down wind. Washington area
shippers came out on top in four
classes and another four took
home runnerup prizes.
Len Penso, sailing Trinket
from Columbia Yatch Club, led
the fleet of Penguins in the wind
up. thus breaking a three-way tie
left over from the day before.
Ed Cotter. another able Potomac
River hand. placed second in his
Pam. Art Libby of Annapolis
Yacht Club kept 1t from being an
all-Washington sweep. by plac-
ing third.
In the comet class. Potomac
sailors did succeed in taking all
the silverware-Bob Ray In
Terrapin. first: Fritz Veith in
White Cloud. second, and Ed
Powers in Double Scotch, third.
Frank Marquardt of Columbia
Yacht Club remained on top in
the thistles with his White
Shadow. and Bob Harwood,
sailing Jim Cap. was second.
Karl Slater. another Potomac
River Sailing Association skip
per. won in the Chesapeake EOS.
Other series leaders were
Charlie Smiths Uh-Oh II of
Annapolis Y. c.. Hampton one
designs: DR.. Stuart Walkers
Rionina of Annapolis. Inter-
national las: Hugh Wallis Shark,
West River S. c.. Chesapeake
los. and Bill Michaels. West
River. junior penguins.
Sixteen cruising class yachts
came out for a l3-mile race in
the Chesapeake. but the light
airs and foul time kept them
from finishing.
Chesapeake. 2os---l. America. Karl
statler. Potomac River Sailing Assn;
z ShamTock. Delhsrt Fans, West River
West River (protest pendinsJ.
Maraasrdt. Columbia Yacst club; 4.
jim CAP. Bob Har wood Potomsse Eiy .d
s,I HaIsSmpsson:1|, yh oh T. H.. Charles s.,,
T Tx H Hs sAnnapolis X nc, e. p BAN
Walker. Severn saiiinS Assn; .. Amo-
rita, Fred Borsling, Bush River, g., Fire
w. fsssDi VS.. aver Sss psS ass
Heider. West River, 3, Chic, Joseph
s.SsS Int: esaa P Ss.n Rsy' J E
Eairhaven: Double Scotch E. C.
p, psnsg coISmbi. Trip &C. t SSm,
G Sssr p S4Ra ESsy s znnapo A'9
'u99 Snio fleet pP.nsuln.--, .no name.
Bil Mish.eis West siyer p p G; Z T 1nd
asT Henry Iane.ly. Annispoiis !. C.. and
cvouette.. Jim Carroll. West River 'pro
teL pendins).
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SENATORS

Continued From Page A-lS
ment and he has learned a bit
about running bases.
The muscular Cuban has
sealed the rightfield job and it's
Dressen's ambition to locate a
solid centerfielder for next sea-
son, shift Ernie Oravetz to left
and alternate Mickey Vernon
and Roy Sievers at first base.
Ramos Clipped Quickly
Another of the Senators prom
Using rockies, Pedro Ramos, sup
piled no heroics yesterday.
Mickey Mantle clipped him for
a three-run homer in the first
inning after Billy Martin walked
and Yogi Berra singled. When
Irv Noren swatted another homer
to start the last half Of the Sec
ond. 1t was bye-bye Pedro.
Vernon pumped q home run
into the rightfield stands on
Turley in the fourth. but Bill
Skowron's bases-loaded single OF
Dean Stone in the fifth, plus an
Oravetz throwing error, pro-
PEELED the Yankees into q I'll
lead. The Senators picked up
two runs in the seventh when
Pete Runnels tripled after Eddie
Yost and Oravetz walked. The
Yankees nailed Vibert Clarke for
a run in the eighth when Andy
Carey tripled and Hank Bauer
singled.
NOTES: Dresser permitted
Stone to bat with the bases
loaded and two down in the
fourth with the Senators trail
ing by three runs. Dean watched
three strikes. I would have put
in a pinch-hitter," Chuck ex-
planned. but we're short or
pitching Spec Shea has a sore
arm and Bob Porterfield is limp
ing. so couldn't afford to lift
Stone"
Maury McDermott and Ted
Abernathy will face the Red Soxl
n a uble-header here today,
marking the Senator'S final ap-
oearance here. !. Washington
finished with a 3-8 record at
Yankee Stadium. -. Idle to-
morrow, the Senators will play
The White Sox at Griffith Sta
dunn Wednesday night and
Thursday.
Ford mopped up for Turley,
who left two on base and twol
out in the eighth. Whitley re-
tired the last four batters in
order. Casey Stengel was
tossed out of the game in the
first inning by Umpire John
Flaherty after Yost and Oravetzl
walked. Stengel gave a comical
demonstration Of how Oravetzl
was bending to reduce the strike |
zone, but Flaherty saw nothing
funny about 1t.
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apiece, with Boone driving in
five runs on his single, double
and home run. as Ned Carver
coasted to his 18th victory for
the Tigers.
A two-run homer by Junior
Gillian in the eighth inning
enabled the Dodgers to over
come a 5-4 deficit for their
eighth victory in their last nine
starts. Glen Labine, in relief,
picked up his 18th triumph. It
was his 50th mound appearance.
Aaron Connects Twice
Henry Aaron blasted his 26th
and 9th home runs and boosted
his runs-batted-in total to an
even 100 in Milwaukee's victory
over Cincinnati Is Chef Nichols
spun a nine-hitter for his ninth
victory.
Don Mueller raped four hits
including a two-run triple which
climaxed a four-run eighth. as
the Giants came from behind
to defeat the Phils In the rub
Der game Of their series.
The Cubs rallied for three
runs in the eighth to nose out
the Cardinals. Walker Cooper's
pinch double. a run-scoring sin
gle by Dee Fondy and Frank
Baumholtz' sacrifice fly &C
counted for the winning rally.
Loser Willard Schmidt had q
perfect game until Baumholtz
doubled with two out in the
seventh,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
|Snead, Leading
by 4 Strokes,
is Choice

WETHERSFIEID, Conn, Sept.
S (R-with three sub-par
behind him, veteran Sam,
Snead was q big fayorite to cap
ture the 72-hole. $40. 900 Insur-
ance City Open today and a
place on the Ryder Cup team.
The slammer from White Sui
phur Springs. W. Va, has posted
66-6S-66. Is under par over the
Wethersheld Country Clubs
6 ,551-yard, 71-par course, and
his total Of 200 was four strokes
ahead Of his nearest rival. young
Gerry Kesselring Of Toronto.
Canada.
The pair had been tied at 1874
going into the third round yes
terday. but the Canadian regis
tered q 10 for 204.
A record local crowd Of 5000
saw yesterdays competition,
most Of them following Snead,
making his first appearance in
this tourney.
After Snead and Kesselring
were Mike Souchak. Grossinger.
IN. Y. and Fred Hawkins, st. An
drews. Ill. each with 207.
Ed Kringle Of North Bergen,
IN. j.. a threat who was third
at the halfway mark Saturday,
dropped out on the sixth yes
Iterday after complaining OF a
bad headache. Another player
who went to the sidelines was
Bud Holscher OF Apple Valley,
Calf. He disqualified himself on
| a technicality.
Snead posted two eagles yes
Iterday, his third and fourth OF
the tourney. He eagled the 49,
yard, par 5 second with a %
foot putt, and the 503-yard pan
Is 14th with a s55-foot chip.
! II played pretty WELL" Snead
smiled.
| Down the list with 200 were
Art Wall, jr., Pocono Manor
Pa, and julius Boros Of Fair
field, Conn.,. and Mid Pines, N
IC. Boros shot his best round
yesterday, q 81. One stroke be.
low them were Tommy Bolt
Chattanooga, last years win
Iner: Gene Littler. Palm Springs
Calf, and Dow Finsterwald
Bedford Heights. Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
TRABERT LEADS STARS ADVANCE
Tim Coss and Burrows
Win at Forest Hills

Atsushi Miyagi. 81. 6L3, 81,
in yesterdays feature match.
Ken Rosewall of Australia,
who is the co-favorite along
with Trabert, defeated Robin
wilmer Of Los Angeles. Us.
6-3, 60.
In the women's division. Bev-
erly Baker Fleitz Of Long Beach,
Calf, seeded No. 3, led the way
into the third round with q
60. 60 victory over Kay Eub-
bell of Conway. N. H.
Darlene Hard. l9-year old
from Montebellc, Calf. ousted
England's Angela Mortimer. the
top-seeded foreigner. 36. 6E3.
|6-3. in the only upset Of the
day.
Miss Mortimer. winner Of the
French championship this year
and conquerer Of Doris Hart in
the recent Wightma an Cup
matches, was rated the only
threat to the consistent Ameri-
can monopoly. However, the re-
suit was an upset Of the mildest
sort, since the strong-hitting
Miss Hard is rated one Of the
coming feminine players Of the
generation.
Coss Given Battle
Coss had q real battle on his
hands before he peat Freishtat
yesterday. The University Of
Maryland youth showed q pow
lerful service. a strong volley and
good ground strokes in the
match. but hit streaks Of care
less shotmaking that proved ia
tai against such q consistent
performer as Coss.
The Edgemoor Club star
showed In this match and the
previous one against Ben Sobi-
leraj Of Jacksonville, Fla, that
his game could be effective on
grass as well as on clay. Tins
service. though somewhat awk-
wardly hit. stayed low and had
sting. In addition. Coss came
forward regularly to make deep
Ivolle1s for points. As q whole.
his entire performances were
encouraging so far as future i'm
lprovement was concerned.
Burrows had q comfortable
edge over Plat, who played in
the 1854 Middle Atlantic cham
Ipionships at the Edgemoor Club
in Bethesda.
Judy Deviin Of Baltimore,
Middle Atlantic women's cham
Ipion. played a good first set
against Mrs. Dorothy Bundy
Cheney Of Santa Monica, Calf.
seeded No. Z, but couldn't keen
pace in the second as she lost,
i6-4. 6-l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-05
BY MERRELL wHITTLEsEY

Bill Walker. the Maryland
end who made APPS second ALL
America team last year as q
junior, hasn't had much time
to think Of making first team
All-America this year. Right
now he's fighting for his Job as
the Terps' starting right end.
Because of his 1855 batting
average as an outfielder in his
sophomore year, Walker passed
up spring football practice last
year for another crack at base.
ball. He hit 300 and made the
All-Atlantic Coast Conference
team.
But meanwhile Jim Parsons
was the regular right end In