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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
Brotherhood
Award 10 Go
.ToEisenhower

On behalf of President Eisen-
hover, National Honorary
Chairman of Brotherhood Week.
Secretary of Defense Wilson to-
morrow will accept the Gold
Medal Brotherhood Award at a
Brotherhood Dinner at 7:30 pm.
in the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
The dinner is the highlight of
the Washington area observance
Of Brotherhood Week which be-
gins today and continues through
next Sunday.
Harvey Firestone. jr.. chair
man of the Firestone Tire and
Rubber Co. and National Chair
man Of Brotherhood Week. will
make the presentation. John A.
Reilly. president OF the Second
National Bank and chairman of
the Dinner Committee. viii pre-
side at the dinner.
In announcing the award. the
National Conference of Chris
tians and Jews. Inc. which has
sponsored the observance OF
Brotherhood Week since 1884,
said Mr.. Eisenhower is to receive
the award for his contribution
to better understanding and the
improvement Of intergroup and
human relations internationally
nationally and in the Nations
Capital.
Eisenhower Commended
The conference further COM
mended the President for ad-
yancing the detectives Of the
conference: the promotion Of
justice, amity. understanding and
|co-operation In human relation
ships.
In his post as National Hon.
|orary Chairman Of the observ-
ance, Mr.. Eisenhower has said
"All Of US must continue our
efforts to promote q belief liz
brotherhood among people Of
varied backgrounds. to uphold
the right Of freedom of worship
to foster the individual citizens
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Mrs. Roger D. Clark, 81,
Wife of Postmaster, Dies

Mrs. Roger D. Clark. 50. wife
Of the postmaster OF Alexandra.
died Friday at Alexandra Hos
pital. Mrs. Clark suffered a
heart attack December 4. and
was hospitalized for a month at
that time. She returned to the
hospital shortly before her
death.
A native Of Alexandria, she
was the former Catharine z.
Lambdin, daughter of the late
James Raymond Lambdin, a sea
captain from the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland. and the late Grace
Palhert Phillips Lambdin. Of
Alexandria. Mrs. Clark grew up
in Baltimore and Norfolk. and
was educated In Baltimore
schools. A graduate nurse. she
completed her training at the
Alexandria Hospital in 1922. She
and Mr.. Clark, who also was
born In Alexandria, were mar
ried the following year in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Clark continued her nurs-
ing career until 1891. She was
appointed Deputy Collector Of
Customs, Port Of Alexandria. in
1882, and remained In this post
for two years. In 1853. Mrs.
Clark returned to nursing at
Alexandria Hospital for q year.
but was forced to give up the
work because Of Ill health.
She was q member Of the
nursing alumnae association Of
the hospital.
Mrs. Clark was an active mem
Der Of Christ Episcopal Church
in Alexandria. She participated
In the women's prayer group
there, and assisted Mr.. Clark in
Sunday afternoon lectures on
the historic church to visitors.
Mrs. Clark also did extensive re-
search ON the Bible In her home.
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California Shaken

BERKELEY, Calf, Feb. 10 up.
"A moderate earthquake was re-
corded this afternoon by the Uni
versity of California seismograph
at 6:59.24 pm. EST. The quake
registered an intensity of 4 on
the Richter scale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25

Don't pay $4,000 for homes: buy
wholesale way. Sl0,500 and S1l.500
Fair down payment For particulars
call THOMAS W MOORE Co phone
service night and day Ii. 6-56O4
or NO 7-65SS
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COIO'RRID-DInTfT IRON owNrR

1875 LINCOLN RD NE s3ps
DOWN s15 per mo Il lovely rms
aud bath g.storY modern brick 8
arse bedrmt fun bsmt aBs a-c
heat metal garaee aluminium storm
door and window Al como Call
Mr. JAMES d. 5-I6j5. ewes IA.
3.ai0J. Is
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COR. KANSAS AND EASTERN AYES.
DEL 6-RM BRICK. REC RIM.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE SAME
NO REAS. OFFER REFUSED
TU '.-3O6u Ewes IA a. 700
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EASY LIVING

This is it, apis, live in one and
rent the others. Income approx
$3.50 mo- Also brick garages
Who could wish for more? In gooc
NV. loo. for less than $1,000
Please call early as you may gel
left Terms. Mr.. Groean until {
O'clock. LEGUM & GERBER REAL.
IVY CO. 33ln Conn ave
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FINE WATERFRONT LOTS and cot
taees at various nearby Md beach
resorts, only 30 Minis from D. c.
Finest salt water bathing. hshinR
and boating. What have you TO ex-
change? KAY REALTY CO, RA.
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N.W.--SlG,500 for this lovely cor
ner tapestry brick home, luxurious
~ Handicapped featuring center-hall
plan, large liy rm. with French
LIST floori natural bedrms. and >
baths on 2nd floor full bsmt
built-in garaee. y bath. Excel To-
cation Completely redec. Call ia.
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COLORED-"e-FAMILY HOUSE"-
COLORED-"JUsT S9e5 DOWN.

Price, Sl2,75U LIST trust. SlO.d0O
Mo; payment. SIS. Nr. eth and Ken
nedy SITS, NV Need more be- said?
". =. REALTY. IA. 9-0S94. RE
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BRIARCLIFF AREA-Rambler;

BR1ARCLIFF AREA-Rambler 4
bedrms., 3 baths. ige. den. rec I'm ,
garase; S3l 500. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO, EN-. 81 500 til Q.
CHEVY CHASE-Ap attractive Cape
COD brick Of quality construction
Liv. rm., din. rm. equip. kit. bed
rm, and bath LIST A.; , bedrmS. and
heat; garage; rear screened porch.
Reasonably priced at S@5,15G.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.. EN-
| 2-2326; ewes, EN-. 1880. --a5
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HOUSES FURNISHED
GEORGETOWN
HOUSES UNEURNlsHED

F ST. 1906, S.E.-3-bedrm. semidet
brick, fenced: near facilities: newly
decor. S95; ma, S-S5G5. 20
SILVER SPRING. bedrms.; lEe.
T rec room, hOt water 6sst GsssT
FALLS CHTRCH-3-4.bedrm. ram
1lers, wooded lots. 34ll Orchid
Dr.. SLIP. 800 Fisher ST, $40.
; BELMONT COURT. S. sps At
garden. Sl25 Ju. 5-235O after Il
MI. PLEASANT-a-bedrm row brics
with sep. din, rm. ana powder I'm
on LIST floor Avail NAV | Rental
$40, THOMAS L. PHILLIPS, NO
TENIEY CIRCLE AREA-a-oedroom.
,-bath home convenient to Wilson,
Deal. St AIMS and ImmaCul
si5O, THOMAS L. PHILLIPS, WO
ALIEN. ga Notabene dr.-Priced be-
low market to attract steady ten
brk. home 2 yrs. old. M. shopping,
schools and transp. Call Mrs, Mall
FxifRFAx Circle VA. vIc.-small
& rms. modern. oil heat. screened
L pGSeh s saBfEfS 9u Rs s;ai twin
kit. dishwasher. garbage disposal.
Available immediately. VIII. d.
BETHESDA - Nearly-new brick:
bSint.. screened pch.; near NH,
schools and transp.; Si35. OIL
BIG FRAME HOUSE. ideal for large
family, spacious grounds. lease.
s13j monthly. D1. 1-d932. 9 to
TaKo M PARK, MD.-pet. Brick.
:, or 3 bedrms., kine-sized rec. rm.:
walking distance to Ice. shopping
e caIi 70 snd ish0 si"3 per no.
ALIEN. 31ll Franconia I'd New
split-leyel Diet. brick modern 3
bedrmS., , fun baths a IN master
hedrm garage, rec nm. table
sized KIT with elec eye oven.
dining .rm., Ice Nv rm., fireplace,
center hall Sl65 per mo. Call co
BRixRCLIFF. 520a watson ST. NV.
tached home. 3 bedrms.. ~ baths;
5000 per mos. Call MA. $3.50
@, IyER 7 CARR; Realtor. 20
bath pan, .rIemodeled country home
furniture optional SGf5 KTARE
& HuXTABLE JF 4-4a2h -e5
3-BEDROOM BRICK. semidetached
oil hot water heat; SHS.50 per
month. 3i41 Oakwood terrace n W,
block from 18TH street Can
Mr. MACY Hu 3-iioo 80
Modern ITbass kitchen, oil h nG heat
FOR RENT. with option to buy On
All blvd, s rms $40 mo small
down payment or will swap for
apt house in WASHINGTON. JE 3
COTTAGE. on Va. pstate--5 rms,
bath, mod Kit. rent reas Fair
fax-Centrerille area BR S-o3l4
FAILS CHURCH AREA 3.bcdrm
bungalow, blocks from school.
close BY JE. a-Si32 after O . m
wnEAToN-e-bedrm bungalow full
osmt; sos mo. or will sell $500
down lnon-vet or YETI; INCLUDES
settlement and $50 mo PARKsIDE
ARI, \ -rsriSk CAPE Cod Nv M
| firepl din rm. kit I bedrms
bath, ser porch. util rm. gar /.
~l"i mo IA S-Hl3i. Ito
tHII.LIM D, g.. 630l n Capitol -
MOO J-bedrm. cor Dirk rec fnl .
lJ-H powder I'm patio many
other feature Si"a AUERBACH
& co Di i.G5Oi, TT ..SSsn
GEORGETOwN small .-bedrm
house southern exposure patio,
partly iurn $50 sANDOz. INC.
NJ = -l"Il or Re 3-iIGl
ARLINGTON. Charning 3-bed
81 S,9. bath whi'e.brick Cape
i Cod mr. country club Full bsrit
with rec rm fireplace lovely
fenced yard Sli5 mo PARKER
SMITH n DoNNELf, IA ;-Gi6l
N OR M. Arl. blvd and Glebe I'd -
i.hedrm brick din I'm rec I'm
pch. Siin mo ia i-l.51
SPRINGFIELD. NA--loveiy 3-bed
] rm brick Colonial bsmt fireplace.
7 enclosed porch and yard :, baths
deep freeze and other extras FL.
l3sa INDEPENDENCE AVE. 81
Semide, bfk rms bath hot.
water heat 500 l. I GRAVATTE
Realtor Ma, s.0753.
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T. GRAVATTE

iCOLORED-BRIGHTWOOD AREA
ATTRACTIVE 4-bedroom house in i'm
maculate cond. with powder rm. list
H.. rec. rm., garage; many extras
Excellent financing; conv. location.
EN- 10000: LEGUM & GERBER.
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CoLORED-TAKF YOUR PICK
IA rooms, . baths; $1,000 down.
SI2j month II shines. Near l4th
and Columbia rd. NV 6 rooms. i
path. less than 81 600 down; on the
hill + rooms. > baths ~ 900 down
3 porches. upper NV.
Call D 3. Guynn. EN-. 3-7Ta2
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co
l1@I lItb 81 NV AID I1nu5
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apt. excellent location. near Ar
lineton Court House and all con-
veniences: ample STORAGE. rent.
SII0 mo. 1918 N. veitch. IA.
ARLINGTON-Move in now and do
not pay rent until May for this
newly decor. 1-bedrm. apt. SOS 30
includes all utilS. except cleo ia
2-I661 &c
ARL.. $40. 5O-1 bedrm. apt. mod.
bldg, COW. to bus. no children.
highly restricted. MccLAINE. IA,
2-3300. 80
ENTERTAIN in beautiful pvt. rec.
rm. joining 1-bedrm. apt, "a baths
Z closets. laundry. outside entr.
Park-garden project. 2003 NJ 18th
St, ) min. Pentagon. TT. Myer.
Sl15 incl. utils.; also clean spacious
1-bedrm. apt, same project. S75,
IA. 7-926S, ia. 2-5600.
1909 N. QUEEN ST.. Apt. Ia rms.
dinette kitchen and bath. Newly
redec.. S1h per mo-, key with JAM
tor. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.. 1929
x st. NV, Ma. S-0352. --26
ALEX., Mount Vernon ave.-5-room
duplex; screened porch, completely
decorated S75. TIE. 6-S09". ~
l-BEDRM. APT.-S74.5O
Arl.. close in-De luxe apt. bldg.
carpeted halls supersound insula-
ton, parquet floors. 3 ige. closets,
uniim. STORAGE, parking. ia. 5-6534.
-oH
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COLLEGE GRAD. tgirO. cultural.
soc interest, to share furn., recently
redec house and pleas. neighbr:.
mr.. park: conv. to pub. transp.; $50
each. AID. 4-2S63. --26
WILL SHARE LOVELY REFINED
CT. 6-3467.
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont,

3II5 ADAMS MILL RID. NV, ex-
elusive residential section facing
beautiful Rock Greek PIX Open for
inspection Lovely row brick; y
huge rooms and ga baths: detached
?-csr brick. sarage; fun bsmt and
attic; newly decorated. including
beautifully sanded floors: oil heat.
Must be seen to be appreciated
Only S15u mo-. white. Mr.. NEU-
MANN. MA. S-232l. --6
IDEAL OLD ALEXANDRIA town
house, ) bedrooms, newly redec-
Grated; modern kitchen. birch cab
inets; fully equipped: full dining
room. TIE. 6-7721; XII. 9-2616.
HYATTsvILLE, Md. near Wash
BALTIC. parkway-Peace Cross out
Defense hwy. to Edmondston I'd !,
left y blks. TO Chesapeake St, right
to. 532S, Full bsmt.; . bedrms. bath.
kit, living rm.; large, incomplete
md fl, to use as is, Key next door,
ARL.. LYON VILLAGE bedrms. ',
rm., . fireplaces: 5000. ia. 5-3T05.
ALEXANDRIA AREA, Jefferson Man
or-5, rooms. finished basement:
fenced, ward; nice neighborhood;
near Shopping center and Govern
n. AREi' aies s'Y u. Il Dicke tnSS' st.;
Country Club Manor--3-b bedroom
brick Colonial; Screened porch;
basement; avail. June ]: Si50.
GEORGE MASON GREEN Co,
FAILS CHURCH, 1904 Kennedy st.
-;I-bedroom brick rambler full
basement with recreation room;
level lot; avail May IL; Sl45.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO, ia.
VIENNA wooDs-3-bedrm. base
ment home on lovely wooded lot
available MAY Is; 40 other rentals.
DIAL JE. 1890. JOSEPH w
sEAY CO, 113 W. Broad ST, Falls
sHO IsEHi NJ HOTEL AREA. sioe
5-bedroom, 3-bath brick house, on
dead-end street; SOB month.
Phone Mr.. Yount with FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14l1. -26
6035 9th PL., Riverdale. Md -
Cape Cod, a bedrms, bath, liv. rm.,
kitchen. dinette, rec. rm. in base
ment; 500 per mo- Owner will
show. Call WA. 1-io9S. WALKER
d DUNLOP, INC, CO, 5-0"39a
--D6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

.ANACoSTIA-s emidet. ; lse rms.
bath on lsi floor Arransed
ior or families OIL Vi ~ ii
deep. lot Price 5000 HARTMAN
REALTY INC III i.3iUO
CAP mn. Invest a;trac Nv:
- redone FJppls mod hit bath,
air c0nd M rental SlOn ans
ST 1880. RA G-li4e "a
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. M s Capitol
s. Stmidet hrics. iiamily fats.
] bedrm each Priced l0Y at 500
900 HARTMAN REALTY INC,
III $500 III l-il2b
FAIRTAN VILLAGE. nr penna,
ave Better. than-neW Senidpt bfiCk.
u lie rms finished Dsmt with rec.
I'm porch lear garage ~ amt.
HARTMAN REALTY INC III.
I-3ioo or Lu 2.jai8
BILLCREST nr. Alabama ave Gus
tom built det brick rms "a
baths, SO floor den OF bcdrn TV
rin 3 lge bedrmS "n1 floor rec,
nm built.in sarage porch For in
spection call HARTMAN real 1Y,
INC III. i-3iuO or Lu "-6a7B
?.FAMiLY BRtCk consrcss HrishiS
location near All conycniences.
1000 CONDITION ~ r ali Ia :,
pcdtns Terms 10 inspect rall
join SHELTON Resltor 10.
'-shhi -g5
10 FORESTER 81 S.W Syear.
Old cmidei nrick duplex COM
plete .Dedrm apt' plus fun bsnt,
Live IN one rent one III i-33li.
10
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.FAIRrAN VILLAGE.
lILLCREsT Ia. Alabama age 90.
CAPITOL HILL

NEAR u. S CAPITOL
This modern s.toom and 9.bath
nome is dea for the restored nome
serscr Iasae bf'oht rooms White
oak iiD0rS . mar1lc afcpipref a. .
closets rear patio IN aafdtr az
allsJ ard perfect pan; other deslr-
Realtors 5ij 3 Canitol 81 III a.
0i2a ewes II 3.2isl
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SPRING VALLEY

.la4 SEDGEWICK ST.
Spacious brick Colonial house with
exceptional garden. priced for imme
diate sale. Center hail large Twins
room and dining room. paneled den
and powder room. kitchen with
breakfast space. 3 bedrooms :, baths
above-eround recreation room. maid
room and bath.
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COLOREp
1402 N CAPITOL,

LEc i-rnl. apt; pvt bath pvt.
kit. Keys Sn9 Mass ave ne. Ii,
G-s0tj WILLOUGHBY REAL ES-
TATE co. Sc
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AMERICAN U. PARK-3-bedrm
2-bath brick Colonial. Best buy
at the price in this popular area.
Close TO schools. shop and bus.
Ewes. WO. b-4l62 or EN-. 2-22l6.
MERRIFIELD d. WOODS. Realtors.
AMER. L.. SPRING VALLEY big
pedrms., baths on Ind A.: den
and Law. on LIST A.: kit. with ample
table space, ground-level rec. rm
with fireplace. built-in garage: all
brick with slate roof. Convenient
Wilson. Friends and Spring valley
shopping. Asking S27 800. FRANK
8; PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l411; ewes,
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FREDERICK, MD.

Retire with income or small bust
ness If you Ike to grow flowers. =
bedroom house with large LIST floor
consisting OF living room. dining
room. den. powder room kitchen
and porch. " heated greenhouses,
l3X33 L. a. B Orlyte and a
4 w Ell bull insniated cabin 5ee' xi@
and l2'Xl" workroom Must be
seen 10 be appreciated Price, Si0.-
900. Call Mr. Domer az
SANDOZ. INC.
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Colored GI--No Money On.

Modern 5-yr -old, 3-bedrm.. SEMI
Diet brick: full bSmt:: rec. rm.: like
new: Michigan Park area Only
ST.. 500. Don't let this get away
from YOU. Call Mr. Kitchen, ATLAS
REALTY CO., ST. 3-i36S ~
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OPEN DAILY
New, 3 or 4 Bedrms., Gar.
1891 32nd ST

. Split level: living rm,. separate
dining I'M, Kit. ) bedrms.. . baths
separate finished rm. and bath on
lower level: built, 3 sold It's an
outstanding NEW HOME value in a
lovely section OF Hawthorne, Chevy
iChaSe II G
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tcontinaea on stA. PasD
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

5-RM. AND BATH. fine NV. location
low down pymt. ~ yrs; for bal
S73l, to 6 pm. Agents attention. .
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IAnd at the Best Buy @tD

in the top three of Americas best-selling
cars Yet, you'll find it priced right close to
the tueH-knorUn smaller cars.
L hat sure makes Buick whale of lot
of car for the money. And look:
Nowhere but in Sc Buick can you get
the absolute SmootlneSS and the electri-
flying performance of Bucks terrific new
Variable Pitch DynaAow
Nowhere else can you get the obedient
responsiveness of Bucks big and mighty
new 522-cubic-inch vs. engine. Or Bucks
matchlesS new handling ease and ever
level ride buoyancy-or Bucks bold new
sweep-ahead styling, and solidity of struc-
ture, and stretch-out roomineSs.
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The Yankees stirred up only
nine hits all afternoon-up until
1920 pm, in fact, but they were
sufficient. The Senators collected
% hits, but all they have to
show for it are slightly perked
up batting averages.
Bob Wiesler, a f1ve-hit con-
queror of the Tigers in his last
outing. will strive to place the
Senators in a happier frame of
mind tonight. The Washington
club will be seeking its seventh
victory in nine games with
Boston.
The Senators had numerous
chances to crack yesterdays first
game wide open in the early
innings. They accumulated all
their IL hits in the first six
frames, but a pair of pickoffs.
two double plays and overly am
bilious base running held them
to two runs.
They loaded the bases on three
straight hits against Whitley
Ford in the first inning. but their
lone run developed when Sievers
hit into a double play. Jim
Lemon then famed.
Again in the second inning.
the Senators damned the bases
with none out, and this time
they got nothing. Olson was
caught mapping at third and
Pascual hit into a double play
In the third, Ed Yost and
Roig singled successfully, but
Yost was wiped out at third on
Hank Bauer's throw. In the
fifth Jose Valdivielso singled,
but was plucked off first by
Ford. Pascual then singled. but
Yost and Roig famed.
Pete Runnels singled to start
the sixth, but Sievers again
smacked into a double play. The
Senators got their second run
when Lemon followed with
double and Olson singled him
across. Ford and Tom Morgan,
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the winner. held Washington
hitless in the last three innings.
Pascual limited the Yankees
to one hit in the first six in
ningS. but they acquired a run
in the sixth without benefit of
q hit after Norm Siebern and
Mantle walked. Siebern went
to third after Yogi Berra flied
out and scored when Collins
forced Mantle.
With one down in the last of
the eighths Pascual walked Man
tie and with two out Collins
lifted a fly to left which Rugged
the foul line and plunked into
the leftfield seats for the de-
cisive blow. 1t was the first time
Collins. a lefthanded hitter, ever
had thumped a homer to left in
Yankee Stadium.
Lemon doomed two-run
homer off Tommy Byrne to tie
the score at % in the fourth
inning of the second game, but
the Yankees scored three runs
without benefit of a hit off
Bunky Stewart in the same in
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Dresser Needs a Fielder
In Stands Against Yonks
Continued FrOm Pace A

Continued From Page A-17
Camilo Pascual despite being
outhit. 1873.
And in the second game Olson
could have helped,oply by being
in the third tier OF the leftfeld
stands. He had shifted to left
in the seventh when the Sena-
tors owned 6-5 lead. but
Mickey Mantle hit another of his
gasp-promoters off Dean Stone
to tie the score.
That situation EXISTED until the
ninth, when ElSton Howard sin
gled with none out off Bud By
erly. That brought Mantle up
again. 1t was smacko once more,
this time into the Yankees bull
pen in rightfield, and the Sena-
tors took it on the chin, 8-6
Tommy Carroll, running for
Howard. scored ahead of Mantle
who sent 25702 customers home
chatting about him and his %
homers.
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Sullivan, Boston "a. 700, =
STRIKEOUTS = Score Cleveland. lO6;
Pierce Chicaeo. IS; Pascual, Wash
ington, rs; Wynn. Cleveland, 20. Larry
and Fovtack. Detroit, 60.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BA RasS c 9sssd on Ia at
Louis, .33S; Robinson Cincinnati
.343; Clemente Pittsburgh. 1922;
Musial, st. Louis. .3ls.
Robinson, Cincinnati. and Boyer
ST. Louis. 30; Snider. BROOKLYN AZ
gu, Brooklyn and Bell cincin-
RUNS BATTED IN-Boyer. st. Louis, 50;
burs6' as: Banks. Chicago. az: Io-
pata, Philadelphia. As.
Philadelphia. IS: Musial, st. Louis
80; Temple. Cincinnati. 70; Dark. st
DOUBLEs-Lopata. Philadelphia, 1s;
Bell Cincinnati. and Musial and
Boyer SGy St. Louis 10; Furillo' Brook
TRJP TRIPLES Milwaukee and
kee. Z. OConnek. Milwaukee; Blay-
lock, Philadelphia, and Walls. Pitts
HOME RUNs-Banks, Chicago. 20:
Boyer. St. Louis. 10; Snider. Brook
Ign, 49, Hodges. BROOKLYN: Kluszew-
Long Pittsburgh II.
STOLEN BASES-Mays. New York, IS.
Moon. st. Louis g. Gillian, Brook
I'm I'm Temple Cincinnati and White.
PITCHING biased on decisions
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MAJOR LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

LEhNOE
BATTING biased on $50 at bats)-
Mantle. New York, .379: Maxwell
Detroit. 1862: Kuenn. Detroit, .349 ;
Minoso, Chicago, 800: Vernon. Boston.
.319.
New York, so; Lopez
Kansas City, and Yost. Washington.
50, Sievers, Washington. as; Fox,
Chicago. Al.
RUNS BATTED IN-Mantle, New York,
II: Simpson. Kansas City 81: WertZ
Cleveland. 90: Lemon and Sewers
Washington. 81.
New York. 100: Simpson.
Kansas City. SO. Runnels, Washington
"a; Lemon Washington, 81; Jensen,
Boston. rs.
Boston. and Kuenn.
Detroit. II: Vernon Boston, 3: Fox
Chicago, and Lemon, Washington. IA
TRIPLES-Simpson Kansas CITY. s.:
Runnels. Washington, 6, Jensen. Bos-
Lemon, Washington. 3.
HOME RUNS Mantle, New York. 90
Berra New York 49, Sievers. Wash
lngton. II; Wertz Cleveland Maxwell,
Detroit and Bauer New York, 8.
STOLEN BASES-Francona Baltimore.
s; Jensen. Boston. Riviera. Chicago.
and Kuenn. Detroit, Z, Avila and
Busby, Cleveland, 8.
PITCHING biased on 8 decisions)-
Pierce. Chicago, 1872, ,S57. Brewer.
Boston, 1913 ,789; Wilson, Chicago,
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ming on three walks, a sacrifice
fly and a two-run wild throw by
ValdivielSo.
The Senators picked up a run
in the fifth and vaulted into a
6-5 lead in the seventh with a
three-run splLrge. Yost walked
and Roig doubled to provide a
run before Runnels smashed a
home run into the rightfield
seats.
Then Mantle took charge!
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Polo Squires Keep
Win Streak Goinu

Ahead all the way, the Wash
ington Squires defeated Mary
land Polo Club, Az. yesterday
at Barnsley Field to remain I'M
beaten against area competition
this year.
John Keeler led the Squires
scoring with two goals. Capt
Don Bradley and Bill Beall
knocked in the other two for the
winners. Fred Kohler and Riggs
Jones, jr., scored for Maryland.