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two hits in two trips. one a
run-batted-in double, to edge
into a virtual tie with Milwau-
KEGS Hank Aaron for the league
batting lead. Aaron has a 1915
mark. Moon is .3317.
Roger Craig won his 18th but
reliefer Glenn Labine set a DodgeI
season record with his 42d fin
Iish. 1t was Poholsky's 10th de-
feat and fourth by the Dodgers
who have scored ii unearned
runs in games started by the big
Highlander.
Dick Littlefield, now is, anc
Hoyt Wilhelm combined to sci
down the Braves, who have lost
only four out of 20 to the Giants
this season. Dusty Rhodes sixth
inning. tie-breaking single was
the hit that beat Rookie Taylor
Phillips, now 80.
Ninth in Row Over Pirates
The Redlegs rode to Their
ninth in a row over the Pirates
with three unearned runs. Three
in the fifth did it on two errors
and doubles by Johnny Temple
and Frank Robinson. Gus Bel
hit his oath homer in support
of Joe Nuxhall's ninth victory
Bob Friend lost it for a 14-1S
record.
Unearned runs also won fol
the Cubs, who scored five against
Harvey (11-5D Haddix in foul
innings. Bob Rush won his 18th
with a five-hitter, including Viii.
lie Jones two-run homer. Pett
Whisenant hit one for the Cubs
Rosen's misplay came in tn,
fourth when he dropped a throw
that should have nailed Billy
Martin at third base, then inter
Ifered with Martin as he got VI
from the slide. The obstruction
ruling sent Billy home with thu
run that beat Early Wynn, nov
14-7. Tom Sturdivant won hi
18th with a six-hitter, striking
out seven.
Hatfield HOmers
Pierce, who had missed No. II
four times, finally got it as the
White Sox broke a Sail tie il
the eighth inning of the opener
on Ron Northey's sacrifice fly
and Fred Hatfield's two-rur
homer. Willard Nixon lost it. Ir
the nightcap, a walk and two
singles loaded the bases for Bos-
ton in the ninth and Billy Con-
solo, hitless in his six previous
at bats this season, bounced a
breakup single off the pitching
rubber. Two runs in the eighth
had tied it for Boston, following
homers by Ted Lepcio and Dick
Gernert.
Vic Powers third hit scored
two runs and triggered a tie
breaking five-run 18th for the
AS. Johnny Groth's two-rur
homer capped the rally.
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MAJOR LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGuE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 2a5 at bats,

SA Mansis S Sss'd yO SR 5ss Williams Pnfs
Boston, a47; Maxwell. Detroit. .a34'
kuenn: Detroit '3@7; Vernon Bos-
RuSs1Msntle. New York, 1o4; Fox,
Chicago, So Yost, WASHINGTON. 80,
Bauer. New YORK, 80; Minoso, Chi
RUNS BATTED IN-Mantle, New York
los Kaline. Detroit, ~; simpson,
Kansas City, 50; .wertz, Cleveland. 81
HITs.Ksline, Detroit. and Mantle, New
York, l52. Fox. Chicago l51; kuenn,
pstroll LA, Jensen, Boston. 80
Boston, and Ksiine, Detroit, rs: Bud,
Detroit and Berra. New York 80.
TRIPLES--Jensen, Boston, and Simpson
Washington. S; Goodman. Boston and
HoMT RuNS@Msntle, New York. AZ
inston. ~ KaIin.' Detroit, 81 Max,
well, Detroit. Berra, New York, ane
Lemon. Washington. o..
STOLEN BAs5sRivsIa c cSIs 49,
land ~; Francona, Baltimore Kusnn
Detroit. and Mantle. New York. q.
PITCHING biased on IL decisions, :
Rors fsiias0 1s Brewer eve r0i sos SsS
1915, .4s7: Kueks. New York. 1877
a.. ,66i; sturdivant. New York
sTRiKEoUTs-seore, Cleveland. 1872
Pierce, Chicago, 143; Foytack, Detroit
1879; Paseual' Washington, 1915 Hoeit
DNO' NATIONAL LEAGUE
Aaron MILWAUKEE,, and Moon. s.
Louis, .33s yirdon. Pittse9grsh; anrIs
RIiNsGR Srlbi Cincinnati. es: snider
Brooklyn. 50, Aaron. Milwaukee. ~
Mathews, Milwaukee So kluszewski
Runs BRTiED IN---Musial. st. Louis
90 Kiuszewski Cincinnati. 81 Ad
cock Milwaukee. So Lepata. -Phiia
mrs ds;p m Aaron ron milwaukee. $50; Ash
burn. Philadelphia, 1913. .Musial. 81
LOUIS Ia BOYER. 81 Louis, l3s
Temple, Cincinnati and Moon ST
DoTBiEs = Lopata. Philadelphia. 30
Musial ST. Louis -. Furlllo, Brook
iyn' and Aaron, Milwaukee. 30: Bel
TEi inSIsaAS Milwaukee 10; Bra
ton, Milwaukee. IL: o'connell. Nil
Waukse. and Neon ST. Louis, .; nv
HONE phsefi Ru iiss W VIZ snider BROOKLYN, 30
Klaszewski Cincinnati 49, Robinson
Cincinnati and Adcock. Milwaukee
III. Mathew. Mllwaukee el :.
Yar lian ie S Noon. 81, Louls" WIZ III Ress,
Rrre,99sElly,n,. ard Temple, Cincinnati. =
Mllvagkes. 1870, 100. Freeman. en-
sIhHRRsii, ana BSfds,is, MiivsuEs;
sTRIkEou1Tns - Haadix, Phlaaelphi,
iSi' Friend. Piiit6afsh, 100, Jones
Chieaso Ice. Mirsli 8, louis. us
Roberta. Philadelphia. ia
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Sand|ot Mines
Play 10 Form
In City Series


With the exception of the All
Force Jets-Silver Hill game
which could have gone eithel
way, results of yesterdays open.
ing round in the double elimina.
ton City Series sandlot baseball
tournament at the Ellipse vert
as expected.
The Jets came from behinc
to defeat Silver Hill, So; FBI
defending champion. won ovel
Army Map Service. 5-1; Strick's
Restaurant. also coming from
behind, took Lincolnia, Al. .ant
Anacostia AC was a So victol
over the knights.
No games will be played today
Second-round play starts tomor.
row with Anacostia AC meeting
Silver Hill at the West Ellipst
and the Jets playing Lincolnis
at the South Ellipse. Bott
games are Sis pm.
Silver Hill held a 81 leaC
after six innings then literally
threw the game away on 6
couple of questionable throws BY
Catcher Manager Reds BLADDER
in the seventh when the Jet,
came up with three runs and 6
lead they didn't relinquish.
Nathe Scores
Howard Nathe led off the sew.
enth for the Jets with a double
and Stan Ford followed with 6
single, scoring Nathe. Fore
stole second and moments Later
took third when Bladen threw
into centerf1eld on an attempted
Ipickotf play.
Bill Mayo walked and stolt
second. When Bladen's throw
again sailed into center, Fort
scored and Mayo took third
Fleming Gregory then singled
home Mayo with the third rul
of the inning.
J Silver Hill stirred up fain
! hopes in the ninth when i
started off with a walk and sin
J gle, but Bob Long, in relief o
Tom johnson, struck out Micke.
Meinke, Bladen and Tony Fer
! raro to preserve the victory.
Carroll Fans Seven
Singles by Joe Parker, Boil
Corbett, Charley Conover anC
Bob Names Melted three runs
for FBI in the fourth inning
land enough for its victory. Billy
Carroll. with help from Grey
lBrockman, got credit for the
win, striking out seven ano
walking none.
Strick'S made but three hits
but worked in a walk and al
error by Lincolnia to score al
of its runs in the sixth inning
Ralph Butler won his 11tt
straight victory for Strick's.
I Jack Blair scattered six hit:
in pitching Anacostia to its vic.
tory over the Knights.
Air Force Jets --000 100 30l-5-7-l
Silver Hill OIL 100 00O-3-7-
Johnson Long. "a and Weldon Nc
Manamay and Bladen.
Army Map Service 900 Dol 000--1-4-:
FBI 100 80 Ox--5-9-l
Lanham and Jeffries; Carroll. Brock
man (SI and Parker.
StrickS - 900 04 000-4-3-
Lincolnia DOL 900 UU0-l -S-
/. Butler and Lare: CHM and Morton
. Anecostia -- 002 010 110-5-1-.
Knights 90 900 20I-3-6-.
Blair and Krahling; Price, Little g
and Cook.
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Runs-Fox. Lollar Dropo. Aparicic
60. Wilson. Klaus t2l. Gernert Jensen
Piersall. Lepcio. Console. Runs batted in
-Gernert CD. Lepcio. stephens. Eau
chm, Console. Aparico (2). Wilson (3l
Fox, Dolby Two-base hits--Aparicio
Fox. Rivera, STEPHENS. Home runs
Aparicio. Wilson, LeDcio. Gernert. Left
en- saSes-Shieago: 2; Boston, -. Bases
eff Staley. of LaPalme, 2 of Sui.
Ivan, l of Susce. |. Struck out-By
Wilson. z; by Sullivan. o: by O'clock. !
Hits-Of Wilson. in innings Cfaeet
! batter IN Sthl: of Donovan, 1 in u
inning: Of Steley o in o (faced / batter
in. sthl; of LaPalme, in a. inning
off Kinder, = in o inning; OF Sullivan. {
in . innings: of Susce, 3 in 8 innings
sarned runsIoT wilson, SIS; Of Dono c
van, III; OF. Staley, 90; of LaPalme
i; of Kinder, 90; OIL Sullivan, Al
of IsuSce. 81: off Delocl, 90. Hit by
pitcher1By sullivan nollard). Win.
ming pitcher-Delock tl0-6). Losing
pitcher--LaPalme (2-D. Time--3:O0
Attendance-lI, 305.
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MINOR LEAGUES
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver, a.: San Francisco. 3-S
Seattle. 5-3; HOLLYWOOD, IA.
Los Angeles, 2; San DIEGO. D.
Portland. 6; Sacramento, ..
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RR t,sa, Il; Columbus 8.
Montreal, s; Havana, z.
Miami, 3-3; Toronto, 0-1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianapolis, IL Wichita. 2.
Charleston, 3; Louisville, q.
Minneapolis. =: Omaha, 3.
Denver, 3; st Pani, 4.
TEXAS LEAGUE
PpA A,llLAs' z; Shreveport, L.
San. Antonio, J5: Tulsa. 5.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, g. Nashville. ..
EBirmingham. g: Chattanooga. 8.
Montsomery' 6-5: New Orleans
EASTERN LEAGUE
EEts,A,ndins, "a: Binghamton. 40.
Allentown, 2: Syracuse. /.
sO"s South A Il SzfNRfffnesci IaEaxxGiGtE
Knoxville, 81 Columbia. ..
Jacksonville 2; Macon. /.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Amarillo. 8; Sioux City, 2.
Topeka. 2; Pueblo. /.
Des Moines. z: Albuquerque, 3.
Lincoln, Is: Colorado Springs. 10.
CAROLINA LEAGUE
Greensboro. g.: Kinston, "a.
Danville. d: Winston Salem. ..
High Point-Thomasville. o: Wilson.
Durham. z: Fayetteville. 2.
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Runs batted inl-Maxwell ca, Kaline
80, futile t2).. Wilson. Yost (3),
Sievers (2l. Two-base hits - Phillips.
Home runs-Yost, SieVers. Sacrifice ny
keline. Double plays--Roig TO Plews to
Runnels: Boiling to Phillips: Kuenn tC
B beas f.? P WasBins asit on nases On
balls-Of Stone, /: of Foytack. s.: Of
Griggs, .; of Chakales, 1. Struck out
BY, Foytack, 4; by origes. 2: by Cha.
innings; off Aber, in u inning: of
Stone, in / inning tpitched to 4
batters in eds. OF Griggs. 5 in {
innings: of Chakales, 2 in 2 innings
5-5: on Aber, 90: of Stone, ~: OF
Griggs. go: OF Chakales. 90. Wild
pitch = Stone. Winning pitcher-Foy-
dad. Umpires-Chylak. Soar, Papa.
rella. Hurley. Time-2:25. Attendance
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Runs : Castleman, Brandt. Adcock
Runs batted in--Sarni. Rhodes, Thorn
son. TWo-6ase hitS-Castleman. Adcock
O. MARTHA. Three-base hit - Sarni
acriflces-Schoen6ie Logan. O'Con-
mel Douo.e pleI-Logan to Adcock
10. Bases on halls-Off Littlefield. /:
OIL Wilhelm /; off Phillips. 3. Struck
out--By Littlefield, o; by Phillips, /; by
Trowbridge, /. Hits-on Littieheid, 0
in innings; of Wilhelm. l in , in
n!nrs: of Phillips. Il in Z innings; of
Trowbridge. l IN 2 innings Runs and
cs Iuns-OT Littiefic!d. IL; of
Wilhelm. 90: off Phillips. 20: eff
irowolIdge. 90. Passed balIs-W eStrum
~. Winning pitcher Littlef1eld dol
Losing pitcher-Phillips 1922. Time
2:25. Attendance-2O.256.
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CUBS, 8; PHILLlES, 3
Totals 81 5a45 Totals "a 9 81 II
! Struck out for Negray in 9th.
. Flied out for Pillette in Sth.

] Struck out for Negray in 9TH.
Flied out for Pillette in Sth.
PHILADELPHIA 200 900 Ol-3
Chicago OLE 40 OOx--o
Runs-Ashburn. W. Jones, ,Lopata
Drake 7Toaf c.. Rsker. irwin. Whisen-
ant, Kindall, Rush. Errors--Hamner.
Lopata Mnisenan.,. Runs batted in
W. Jones 90, Chit. Irwin, Hoax CD
Baker t2), Whiserant. Tvo-base hits
Irwin, Baker. Chit. Ashburn. Home
runs-W Jones. Whisenant Stolen
bases-By Irwin and Hoax. Double plays
--Rindall to Baker to Kellert t2i. Left
on bases--Philade,nh,a 4: Chicago ,.
Bases on balls-.oG Haddix. :: on Pl-
Haddix. 9: BY Nea-av, .; BY Pillette. !:
BY s., Miller. ! by Rush. 3: Hits-on
in ia inning; of Pillette, o In ?
innings: of 8; Miller, 9 IL n.d ! inning s
of Negray IL; Of Pillette 90: on
S Miller, 90; of Rush. 3-2. Winning
pitcher-Rush 12-6l. Losing pitcher
Haddix Q1-5). Time-2:22. Attendance
-5,7S2
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Runs-Power. Groth, Simpson, Pillar.
elk, DeMaestri, Boyer, Finigan, Boyd
kell. Errors--Boyer t2). Skizas, Smith
Runs hatted in--DeMaestri, Francona
Power CD. Groth 90. Lopez. Two-bast
--jroth. Stolen base-DeMaestri Sac.
rihces--Fornieles, Brunette ~. De.
Maestrt. Lopez. Double plays-Hatton Il
Boyd, Brunette to DeMaestri to Power
German to Power. Left on bases--Kan.
or Fornielcs. 3; on Loes, .; Oh Bur,
nette. ] Struck out-By Fornleles. ]
Brunette, z in 10 innings; of German,
IN ! inning: off Fornieles. in Gas in.
nines; of zuverink. / in - inning: OF
Loes, > In ! innings. Runs and carmel
runs--oh Brunette. go; of Fornieles
2.2 of Loes, 5-6. Hit by pitcher--B,
Loes fPowerl Wild pitch-Fornieies
winning ,piteher-Burnette t3-6). Los
ing pitcher 1-0). Time-3:04. At
itendance-1,BOT
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Red WINGS Siqn Howe

I DETROIT. Aug. % (P.-
Gordie Howe. the Detroit Red
Wings all-time high scorer, has
signed his contract for the 1885,
National Hockey League season
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Runs-Hatfeld f2l, Fox (2). Phillips
Aparicio. Boiling, williams, Jensen. Err.
rors-Bolling go Fox. Runs batted in
Dolby 90. Northey, Hatfield CO. Gernert
Fiersall, Lepcio Two-base hits-Doby
ca, Lepcio Rivera, Jensen, Apar.cio
Home run-Hatfeld. Stolen bases-FoS
~. acrfices-Minoso, Rivera SacFi-
fee fiv-Northey. Left on bases-Chiea.
90. 10: Boston IA. Bases on balls
Of Fierce, Z: of Kinder, of Nixon, 3
by Nixon. 8 Hits-oE Pierce. 6 in Z in
ningS; of Kinder. . in 2 innings: Of
Nixon. 10 in innings; of Herd. in !
P9n aIce Suns o a Knd. earned ned d NxoG
i-5: of Hurd. OFT Wild pitch-Pierce
Winning pitcher-Pierce dS-5l Losing
pitcher--Nixon (T-6). Time-2:45. At
tendance-lO,11S.
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REDS, s; PIRATES, 3
Totals 35ii24s Totals 80 0 p Is

Runs---Yirdon. Clemente. Mazeroski
Temple t2), Robinson 90. Bell, McMl.
Ian. ErrorS--Thomas. long, Mazeruski.
". o Brien. Runs batted in--Long
walls, Qroat. Temple, Robinson. Bell
kluSzewski. Post Two.base hits--Foiles
clemente. Temple, Robinson. Home run
- Bell Sacrifice Nuxhall. Sacrihcs
Kiusassssiai. Left HuV On sasss-Pistssursh
q. Cincinnati. (, Bases on balls-Of
o Brien. 4 lon Jeficoat. l. Struck Out
by Friend. =; ~ o'Rrien. I; By ny.
nings; on u OBrien 1 in innings; %
Nuxhall, 10 in 8 innings faced bat.
ters IN 5thl. on .Jefcoat. IN 3 innings
on Nuxhai. 80; % ] o Brien. 90 %
Jedroat, 90. winping pitcher-Nuxhai
ita-s1. Losinf piteher--Friend I3-i3)
Time 10. Attendanee-e.OTo.
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GIANTS, 2; BRAVES, /

Totals 80 72711 Totals "a 10 ~ 10
| SINGLED for O'Connell in 9th.
, Ran for Crandall in 9th.
3 Ran for Adcock in Sth.
4 Grounded out for Pafko in Sth.
) Doubled for Phillips in 7th.
q Grounded out for Trowbridge in 9th
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DODGERS, S; CARDS, 5
Totals 81 8 ~ is Totals 80 20 Il

! Kan Tor X. jackson in Sth.
Safe on feeders choice for Crais
in Sth.
3 Ran for Robinson in Sth.
Safe on, Fernandezs error for Del
Greco in 9th.
Flied out for L. jackson in 9th.
Brooklyn -------- 600 900 l40--5
st. Louis - coo 200 001--3
Runs-Gilliam, Reese. Snyder, Fer
nandez.- Amoros. Dark, Moon CO.. Err
rors-Musial CD, Blasingame, Fernan-
dez. Runs batted in-Moon, Katt (2),
Campanells 60. Gillian. Reese, Rob-
insor Two-base hits -Poholsky, Moon,
Nelson. Stolen base-Dark. Sacrifices
Crais. Snider, Gillian. Double play
Hodges, unassisted. Left on bases
Brooklyn, 8, St. Louis. 8. Bases on balls
on Craig. .; of Labine. /; of Pohol-
SKY. .; of Collum. l; of L. Jackson, .
S.ruc. olt-By Craig, 3; by Labine, /;
By Poh alSky, 3: by L. jackson, /. Hits
on Crais. 5 in innings; of Labine, l in
2 innings: off Poholsky. in z innings
pitched to 4 batters in Sth); of Collum
q in l5 inning; of l.. jackson, in p
innines. runs ana earned runs-of
Craig, 2-2; of Labine, lei: of Poholsky
81; OF Collum, 90: of L. jackson
90. Hit by pitcher-By Craig (Moon)
by i. jackson Lsbine). Winning pitcher
-C7aig 12-S). Losing pitcher-Poholsky
(7-l0l. Time-2:43. Attendance
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NIGHT CANE
Totals 81 1Ox24 Z Totals a8 IL ~ !

x None out when winning run scored
l Grounded out for Sullivan in 5th.
2 Walked for White in Sth.
3 Ran for Williams in Sth.
4 Doubled for Susce in Sth.
Walked for Klaus in Sth,
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WHITE soX, Sc; RED sox, 81
Totals 3711278 Totals SO 5 y II

Hit sacrifice fly for Pierce in Sth.
> Ran Tor Dropo in Sth.
3 Walked for Nixon in Sth.
4 Kan tor Vernon in 9Th.
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ATHLETICS, 7; ORIOLES, 2
Totals 80 II 33l4 TotaY 81 5 30

IUVHIs % II Do II IoIaIs 81 % 10
/ Struck out for Zuzerink in 9TH.
: Fouled out for Boyer in 10th.
: walked for Burnette in 10th.
Ran for Robinson in 10th.
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Grounded out for GriRss in 9TH.
. Singled for Valdivielso in 9th.
8 Ran for Berberet in 9th.
Flied out for Chalkales in 9th.
Flied out for Plews in 9th.
Detroit - $40 OO2 600
washington ------ 003 002 600
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
YANKEES, 3; INDIANS, z
Totals 32024S Totals =
Ran for Rosen in 9th.
2 Struck out for Hogan in 9th.

Cleveland n02 600 0nn-H
New York - oil 100 00x-3
Runs-Avila, Carrasquel. Bauer, Mar.
tin ~. Errors-RoSen t2l. Runs batted
in-Wooding. Smith Mantle, Sicbern
Two-base hit-Martin. Stolen bases
Avila, Woodling. Sacrifice flies.-Siebern.
Mantle Lett on bases-Cleveland ,:
Wynn. t: Sturdivant . Strucl; out
BY Wynn. 3: by Sturdivant, :. Runs
and earned runs-Of Wynn. b.; of
sturdiyant' -; Winn.ns pitcher pitcher
Wynn Q4-7j. Time--2;lS. Attend
ance-n3 5S4
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FOR SALE
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new SO Lincoln. premier" out
standing value for S2,2a5,
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Monterey convertible: sparkling
Arctic white finish. black top: T,
and h.. Wv. tires, Mercomatic dr..
power windows and seats, ETC.: low
mileage. Formerly doctors car, name
on request: S1,695.
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AUroMosIlEs FoR SALE

MERCURY SO 4-deor sedan; beau
tiful 2-tone fnish. EQUIP. with auto;
drive, r and h. $1.045; trade and
terms. as others TO choose from.
Ask Tor Mr.. Hawkins,
Stohlman Chevrolet
1910 NJ st. NV.
An OAlIA An G.1RAR q
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALi
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Cosmopolitan sport sedan; immac.
black onyx top; r and h.. rear
speaker, WV. tires, custom interior
power windows and seats, hydra
matte, ETC.. 90, 900 miles: d luxury
car priced. so you may buy. 1.495
Montgomery Stubs
LINCOLN-MER0URY DEALER
3715 Bladensburg rd.. AP. 1929
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"a MERCURY

Custom club sedan; sparkling ex.
ecutive black finish: r. and h.
Mercomatic. seat covers. ETC.; 49,.
900 actual miles. Real family car
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SIS LINCOLN

Capri hardtop coupe: 2-tone finish;
suntone yellow body, ermine white
top; r.. h. Wv. tires, power brakes
s sna ee plns NUMEROUS se ethsr Teal
coin luxuries, turbo drive. multtluber,
electric window lifts. Sells new for
approx. $4,000. See and drive this
225-horsepower value. Only S3.245,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD so customised eonvertible;
Continental kit. Racing engine
with super charger: 500. WE.
5-56S6 20
FORD "a Tudor sedan: heater and
deirostef. turn signals. new seat
covers; very clean: No. 1894:
SSg5. HILL e. SANDERS. Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer. l114 Vermont
al q Get I'll <
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3715 Bladensburg I'd. AP. 1929
LINCOLN 1856 Capri 4-dr. sedan:
2-tone green finish. radio. heater,
steering and brakes, WV. tires: like
new and n9w-car warranty; 81 .296.
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
Lincoln Mercury Dealers
1909 Wis. Ave. Bethesda. Nd.
Open 8 AM. to 0 PM. Daily
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MISUNDERSTANDING

LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER
3715 Bladensburg I'd. AP 7-e929
LINCOLN 1855 Premier coupe: vel
low and black. with yellow and black
matching interior. has radio heater.
a I o m q t C Transmission power
brakes, power steering, u electric
windows, 4-way seats, W.. tires;
very low mileage; new-car war
ranty: 81 .495. =
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OI.DSMOBILE 1850 Super de luxe
model So: 2-tone Holiday color.
Hydramatic. r. and h.; excellent:
ROPER, LA. $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
HANDLEY-FORD

MERCURY 1851 4-dr.; radio. heater
gss-savinF overdrive, shimmerine
Jet black finish: as low as SIT down
/ fun Nl1S
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'53 LINCOLN

LINCoLN-MERCURY DEALER
I37l5 Bladensburg I'd. AP. 1-299