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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEW. as 2-dr. Fieetiine; :. and
h.. perfect running cond.; very
economical: $3.50. La 6-7052.
CHEY. "a 2-door sedan: standard
oWkER a must seIi fnc s67S S0e or Sest
ofier. Call HU. 3-4943 aft. Z pm.
49,
CHEVROLET $50 "210" station
wagon; Q seats; VS.; gray; very
good cond.; orig. OWNER going
oversees; 81 200 or best offer.
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CdMLVKOLET '52 4-dr,: poWergIide;
q; oon mi. Price, sos. Call JE.
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MONEY TO LOAN

FIRST AND SECOND TRUSTS con-
solidateed into one small monthly
payment. Fast service. Also money
ior home repairs. Call ST. 3-I7eO,
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OFFY MIDGET quick change rear
ANNA GARDNER. loo WAitlock
ave- - 1chester. Va. Mohawk
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ALL CARS, $40 DOWN

CHEyROLETs '5I-Power glide
70 ESi eSo sssiPg Pred s. St an $40 mo
LAND. 24l7 I4th NV. al the CITY
Service Sign. Hours q TIL 10, 3
Gays week. II TO Sun.
CHEVROLET 1853 station wagon
"210": 2-tone finish, iTf1macniate
interior Bells best buy: 5000,
easy terms. BELL MOTORS. SOTO
Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-SA0l.
Ts1IFVDO1 -, -
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BRANCH MOTORS, Ju. 5-s525.
NASH METROPOLITAN 1856 hard
top: r.. h. A real economy car:
new-car condition throughout:
Sl.l95. Easy terms. BELL MO-
TORS, 500 Wis. ave. NV, WO.
$4,000
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MERCURY 40 coupe; good condi-
ton, new clutch metallic blue
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Short Hills, New Jersey

Beautiful. center-hall. stone-and-
frame Colonial, IN a choice location
Unusually large living room, family
size dining room. wife-saving kiteh.
en- paneled library, lst-fioor pow
DER room, screened and glassed
porch. There are four twin-size
bedrooms, 2 baths; full basement
includes pine-paneled Recreation
room. Write Lorna Kinsler for
picture and brochure, or phone
p 5nesSea 6-ss86 $685. Or South orsngs
INC. % Main St, Milburn. New
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POhanka OIdSTnObile

Washington's Oldest Oldsmobile
DealeIshlp. at Their Newest
$40 Univ. Blvd, z, Sill. spg.. Md.
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OLDsMOBILE '53 Custom ''9S" A.
dr.: let black finish with dark
green broadcloth upholstery.
equipped with hydramatic drive,
pwr. steer, and brakes, tinted glass,
r. b; and Wv tires; PoHANKA
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Builders Attention

mo. Lakewood AREA. Ex-
ments: i5O-ft. frontsse. tai trees
and view. Price. $4,000.
(No. DUST OVER d. c.
LINE. lots with al improvements.
soft. frontage; priced for quick
sale; 81, ESQ each.
mo. 3)-ALSO MANY OTHER
INDIVIDUAL AND GROUPS or
LOTS IN CHOICE cLOSE-IN
NORTHWEST AREAS
To inspect. call Frank Shultz.
OIL. 4-l466 with W. B. WRIGHT.
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sEAsH0RE PROPERTY

SEVERAL ADJOINING BAY-FRONT
LOTS-Deep-water channel for
installation of docking facilities;
iaeal for fishing and boating en-
thusiasts. This Is absolutely the
pest at Ocean Beach, MARYLAND.
Also, near ocean for finest surf
oathlng and surf casting. Priced
right. Box 1891, Star.
FENWICk ISLAND, DEL.-Ocean-
front, 2-bedrm.. mod. apt; S65
VIZ aug 81, S5b; Sept. z, S45.
10 b-3193.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-ocean-
front apt. house; 2-bedrm. apts.
avail. ia. 1854 wk. ends, ewes.
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S35-S75 WEEK
VACATION PLACES

KITTY HAWK. n. c.. south shore
New mod. COTTAGES. furnished:
greatly duced rates after Aug
81 EN- 2-69s1 or JU a-2l04
RIVER CLUB ESTATES, Edeewater,
Md.-Studio house; . bedrms.:
accomm. 4. UN. T-202T, UN.
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TRUCKS bon SALE

1856 FORD CRANE. .. ton equipped
With T,adio; Il owner, in excel
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Sc CADILLACS
S495 DOWN

Your choice Of Coupe de Vllles
Sedan de NilleS or convertibles. all
fully equipped. and like new: best
colors. Servicemen financed
BLASS a. CLARK
Corner N. Capitol and Fla. Ave. NE
AID. 4-gSs2 for Credit Aproval
CADILLAC 1851 convertible: ORG
maj black nnlsh. new white Top
beauty. Weekend special, S9a5,
SlD5 down. BELL MOTORS. sou
Wis. ave. NV, WO. 6-SgO0
CADILLAC So: G-E air-cond.. ps-,
p.b.. electric-eye window ana seat
Tinted glass; except. clean; owner
LEAVING; $1,000. CO 5-O457.
CADILLAC 1855 conv.: attorneys
md car; low mileage. goddess gold
with black leather and top, full
power, autronic eve. tinted glass.
signal seeking radio, Continental
spare best oiier. Call so. s-SS4l
CADILLAC 55 cow. or '54 Edo
rado, low MI, excel cond. take
trade; help finance, must sacr. OV.
3-4I27 days. or so. 5-8272 ewes.
CADILLAC 1856 model "62" sedan
attractive blue and white 1-tone
finish; fully equipped car. includ-
lng power steering. power brakes;
spotless now only $500, CCc
Capitol c adillac-Olds Co.
l222 END st. NV. Re. $4,000
CADILLAC SO, two-tone grey; /
owner A real peach. No money
down. BELMONT AUTO LAND.
24l1 l4th NV, at the City Service
sign. Hours y TIL 10, y days
CADILLAC 40 7-passeneer sedan;
5o.000 mi. Clean, pvt. owner, KE.
CADILLAC 1916 Fleetwood; very
good cond., owner. Must see
to appreciate; $3.50 cash. ARTHUR
3. CUDMORE, 32DS Chestnut st.
NV, EN-. 3-32gS.
CADILLAC so convertible; $500;
good tor nice body; private owner:
needs minor repairs. HE. 4-27s0.
CADILLAC 81
Coupe De Ville-$395 On.
New-car guarantee perfect in every
way. Formerly owned By q diplo.
mat. d. 7-24O4. PAT PARKER,
3rd and X SITS. NV.
CADILLAC 80 coupe; 500 mi. ::
$4,000, Reason for selling. loo
heavy for lady driver EN-. 3.2DS9.
CHEVROLET SO station wagon;
p99wUehrglide. :; and h.; new tires
CHEVROLET '55; must sell, leav-
Ing country; black. r.. h., $4,000
miles. Me. S-lDe3.
CHEW. SIS Bel Air 4-dr. sed.;r,h.
b-eyl. overdr.. 2-tone excel cond..
$1,000. ST. 3-0404, Ext. 1905. 2ls
CHEVROLET as club coupe: $50:
r. and h., sd. tires, new battery;
good cond VIII 2-75S7.
CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air cdr. VS.;
tome powerRlide, heater; driven
1,6g0 miles, clean. Sl,3gb. ia.
7-1p30.
1897 "2i07 station
wagon r, h., V-s, powerglide and
Wv tires; must sacrifice; $1,000
CHEv. 1856 station wason: o pass.
VS.. r. and h., powerglide, 10000
miles; $1,000. OIL. 2-OOtb. ISs
CHEVROLET 1886 convertible: one
owner, :. and h.. auto. trans.
must SELF Sl,7bO. TIE. 6-0S74.
'53 Bel Air hardtop;
yellow and white; perfect inside
and out. Pvt. OWNER. JU. s-a5b2.
CHEVROLET '54 "2lO" dc luxe A.
green and equipped with powergiide.
=. and h. This car IL In excellent
condition and the interior Is linz
maculate. /. POHANKA SERVICE
SO0b.
Pohanka Oldsnobile
Washlneton's Oldest oldsmoblle
Dealerfhip at Their Newest
U9ED-CAR CENTER
$40 Univ. Blvd II, Silver 6pg,, Nd.
~. $4,000 .
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OLDsMOBILE 1858 "ss" Holiday
coupe: 2-tone blue finish: hydra,
r. and h., Wv. tires: sale priced
at Si.465, only sos down.
BLASS g. CLARK, corner N. Cap
ltol and Fla. ave. ne. AID. A.
$3.50 for credit approval
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CoLORED-BEAUTIFUL suburban
homesites are nov available with
protective coveraFe and 1uildinp
restrictions. Call MR. KEITH. RE
B.S333 or SIP. 3-d500
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INVEST IN LAND
IN VIRGINIA

FoREsTvILLE. River Bend area.
about IL mi. from D C.-Ideal
recreational spot for boating and
fishing close By; "a acres Of black
top road. $3.50.
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NORRIS MINOR '55 4-dr. sed.:
sos ana ID worth Il. So. So. 5-SSSs.
NASH 1850 Ambassador 4-5oor:
S %seSIass thrO SSf e. p %eekend
special, $3.50. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO wis ave NV. WO fs-RUn0
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WATERFRONT PROF. RENT


HAD YOUR VACATION YETI
Rent q cottage for q week or two
ct nearby Chesapeake Beach OF
North Beach: excellent fishing.
sand beaches, Ice. free shady
picnic area, salt water pool, rides
and other amusements for the
Riddles: boat rentals. cottage
rentals from $40 per week up:
furnished except linens. Available
NOW through Labor Day. CHES-
APEAKE CO.. INC. at the Bay
front stop sign. Chesapeake Beach
Nd. Phone. Alpine 1881.
IDEAL FAMILY HOME, on clean
Port Tobacco River; boat. fish,
swim; commutable to d. c.; $50
week. ED BROWN, Welcome, Nd. !,
West 4-31O6.
$35-$75 WEEK
For fine cottages. at Selby-on- the
Bay and Woodland Beach, Nd.
Only 80 min. from D. C. All mod.
KAY REALTY CO.
RA. $4,000, UN, 1896,
UN. 7-SS6s
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ALLIED ALLIED MOTORS So51V5G7

Hoo 6th 81 NV. co. b-l498
MERCURY 1854 Bypass. sta. wag F:
Mercomatic, radio. heater. dark
reen. FiberElas trim: Si,605.
1857 Colony Park was. new, all
power, cleo windows, air-cond.
Sherwood green; S4,195; pvt. own
er must sell one; take over pymts.
II desired, Phone ia. 2-a47b.
MER' URY 80 coupe; w.-w., r, ana
h., Olds engine: metallic green (.
many extras: $3.50. so. S.S062.
MERCURY 1855 Montcialr convert
Top condition Radio. heater; must
sell. Ii, 3-6sbi after 1 Saturday,
any time Sunday.
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TRAILERS
NOW ON DISPLAY
1853 SPARCRAFT

NOW ON DISPLAY
1858 SPARCRAFT
mfg. by Spartan Aireraitl
You have never seen It's like
. and may never see It's equal.
As Fl. Two Bedrooms, $4,000
Only S73 "a Per Month
FREE DELIVERY a. sET-uP ANY.
Open y 70 o, Mon. Through Sat.
Jack Blair
Largest Spartan Dealer
White Plains, Nd. WEST 4-4671
Out Suitland parkway to Rte. 3.
then to. our. sales center, 3 mi,
South Of Waldorf on Rte. sol
ERTY-GREAT LAKEs--NAsHUA
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We will guarantee 10 top any
other offer for extra clean ears.
extra bonus paid for '54-'57 autos.
STRAIGHT shifts, 6-eyl. II you owe a
balance we will handle all details.
Our buyer will come to your home
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CHEVkOLET 81 de luxe coupe |:
powerglide. r. and b.. Wv, tires.
500 below book. WO 6-604I or
CA, 4-3l2I Ext SO6
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CHHfsLEh ~ Windsor club cpe. !:
blue nnish, r. and h., SC, new
bait. huld drive, good tires: only
S235. JE 2-32S0 IRs
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CHEVROLET 80; excel. cond.; r.
an sdaohh, poWerglide; 1875. FL.
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IcoNIINuEpl

BAX-BUILT FISHING CRUISER
40 IT. long. Il5 Chrysler Crown
engine. sleeps 2: boat In very
good cond,, Just been hauled; must
sell quickly: $1,000; can be seen
BY appointment only. Call Edge-
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
BLUE RIDGE MTS,

BLUE RIDGE MTS.
Owner sacrifice lge. lot, high
in Blue Ridge Mts. Of Va. Al
Chester Gap: altitude about 3.OO0
Y magnificent mt. view; health.
giving air: pure sprink water.
within 6S mi Washington; excel
lent I'd; electricity. Total price
S295 cash or terms. See Mr.. BILL
Q GRADY, Blue Ridge Mt. Estate,
Route o. mi. south Of Front
station
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COLORED

BUILDING SITES, OVER AN ACRE,
state Route 6l2. mr. Fairfax Co.
Courthouse. Call OWNER, any day,
AZ IA. 7-l142.
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(cONTlNuEpl

Mr.. wARRENTON, vA.-1s2-aere
cultivated farm in shadow Of
Battle "a. I'm, Mount: the 2e ORR, ,, home.
fence enclosed: sturdy condition:
needs restoring: lots Of springs
$4,000, on excellent terms. We
also have another farm nearby,
containing 124 acres for $4,000
Details, HALL REALTY Co, Ex-
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LANGLEY MCLEAN area--Beau-
tiful bldg sites, from $4,000;
some wooded. some clear. About 4
mi. from d. c., close to new CHA
site Can be bought with 10cs
down and budget terms.
MCLEAN AREA-80 acres, about
2 mi. west Of Mclean. $4,000.
McCAY AND McCAY,
Realtors ia. s-ss75
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low NIL. power seats. power
windows, T.. h.. cost, $4,000; sale.
Sl.3lO. Phone Mon. Elk. 3-336O.
De SOTO '55 Firedome VS. 4-dr- !:
oyerdrtve, straight shift, 1900
N SetSsl miles; owner 81 .605
itimore blvd, College PIX. Nd.
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cHRfSLER 1857 Imperial 4-door:
Arctic blue: perfect condition: in
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NC, I'd '53; excel. cond.; oficer
on orders. must sell this week end.
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BoRGWARD

Up to 35 miles per gallon Of gas
One Of Germany's finest. As low a.
S2.495
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D;K.W. 81: brand new; $500 of
car. BELMONT AUTo LAND.
24l7 14th NV. at the City Sery-
ice sign. Hours, o till 10, 0 days
week: II 70 5 Sun.
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CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air de luxe f.
door; radio, heater, powerglide,
orand-new nylon white-walls: 49,
900 miles: excellent condition:
Iamilys second car. Transferred.
must sacrifice. $1,000. OV.
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OO44G r line DO -
In nice cottages AZ Selby.on-the-
Bay and Woodland Beach. from
100 70. S25,O0O on terms you
can afford.
BUILDING SITES s25 DOWN
KAY REALTY co.
RA. $1,000. UN. 1885.
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MGA 1857: / month old, all
equipment like new. can be A.
named. no 0-6133
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MG I'd '52: red; excel. cond.,
meyer raced; heater. tonneau, etc.
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WILLYs SO sedan: real economy:
1899. New and used station
wagons. at Silver Springs au-
thorized dealer PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. JU. b-S525.
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BEACH MoToRs' isio i4th NV.
REsToRABLE 1894 model b stand
ard swallow coupe; engine runs
mechanically good. excellent tires,
but several parts missing. Pic.
lures OF original condition avail
able. Asking price, 5000. RICK
FAYEN, Leesburg.. Va. Phone
Spring 7-22lO.
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NASH 81 rambler VS. 4-dr. sedan:
air-cond., r. and h.. clock, window
washers, back-up lights, signal
lights, power brakes, etc; S2.695
~. 9-4321 bet. 9-10 am, Sun
day and Monday.
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SPECIAL
$2,295
COLES
MOBILE HOMES

Open : days wk., q I'll o
U. s. Hwy. Rte. 1, Az mi. north
Of Laurel, Nd. Parkway 5-ie22
BELMONT AUTO LAND, 24i7 l4th
NW.-At the City Service sign.
Hours 3 till 10. q days week. II
to 3 Sun.
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were forest The cost of fighting these fires
amounted to $l93OO8. a stable sum when you
consider that many of these were man-made. and
could have been prevented
In the East. according to rangers. less than
one-haf of the forest fires caused by lightning.
Most result from careleSSneSS. such as tossed
cigarettes smouldering camp fires and careless
brush and field burners.
From now until early December. critical sea-
son in the prevention Of forest fires. rangers will
be constantly on the watch for that tell-tale
column of smoke And you who visit the forests
and park lands during this colorful time Of year
can do your part in preventing the destruction
of their natural beauty.
II you see that you follow these simple rules.
the rangers say, you can be sure that YOU viii
not be the innocent cause Of destructive fire:
l. Crush out that cigarette. Most cars have
ash trays. Use them, or If hiking dig that butt
into the ground Don't toss it aside or out Of
of the automobile window.
q Break that match. match cool enough
for you to break isn't hot enough to light fire.
Don't throw down a burning match. II you do,
you inviting trouble.
3. Drown your camp fire. An old fire left
smouldering can cause a lot Of damage. So
you are camping, be sure that fire is out 1t
doesn't take much work. or trouble, TO pour
water on fire. And it may save a-forest.
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FANS PLAN NIGHT ON SEPT. %
Sievers to Be Rewarded
For BoIsterine Franchise

With a deep bow to the civic
group which peddled all those
season tickets, it now seems APP
parent that the person who
has done about the most to
keep the Senator'S franchise in
Washington is-of all people
a ballplayer.
Roy Edward Sievers, the nice
guy from st. Louis with the big
swish at the plate. is threaten
ing to become the first Wash
ington player ever to lead the
American League in two major
batting departments.
With 10 games remaining,
Roy has SO home runs and l0l
batted in. He leads New York's
Mickey Mantle by two homers
and Jackie Jensen of Boston
by seven runs batted in.
Roy's big bid, together with
the constant drawing power OF
the Yankees. attracted 50,365
paying fans to Orifiith Stadi-
um last week end, the largest
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Yankees Buy
Del Greco to
SpeIIMuntIe

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 Dr.
The Yankees again have dipped
into the National League bar
gain basement and have come
up with outfield insurance.
The Yankees bought slick
fielding. weak-hitting Bobby
Del Greco, "a. from the Cubs
yesterday. Bobby, a speedy
centerfielder, is expected to
spell Mickey Mantle, crippled
in the last week with painful
shin splints.
Del Greco broke in with
Pittsburgh in 1852 when he
was 10. The first week he hit
500. He finished the season
with a .237 average, then
was returned to the minors.
The Pirates traded him to st.
Louis last year for Outfielder
Bill Virdon. The Cardinals
sent him to the Cubs.
He played 1913 games this
season for Montreal, where he
hit .276. His major league
batting average for ZIG games
before 1857 was PIG.
Del Greco will not be eligible
to play in the World Series,
since he was acquired after the
September / deadline.
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'Yanks GETTING
Fourth Chance
To Wrap II Up
MI Race Prolonged
As Huney's Team
ReIuxes Too Soon
BY the Associated Press

This is the week the Yankees
win" the 1857 American
League pennant for a fourth
time-or perhaps lose it for
good. It's also a week in which
the National League race could
tighten because the first-place
Braves relaxed too soon.
Everyone knew" the YAM
KEGS had done it again when
they took three Of four from
the White Sox in late June.
The champions took first place
for good and ended the nom
sense" In short, the Yankees
won the flag on June %.
White SOx Won't Die
Trouble was, the White Sox
didn't die. Came the middle
of July and they were just two
games back after beating the
Yankees in the first game of
a double header at Chicago.
But the Sox blew the nightcap
and that did it.
In short. the Yankees won
the flag on July IA.
Trouble was, the White Sox
didn't die. Came late August
and they were Just 3l2 games
behind and the Yankees were
in a slump. So the Yankees
"slumped" to- a three-game
sweep for a game bulge.
In short, the Yankees won
the flag on August 30.
Trouble was. the White Sox
didn't die. Fact is, it's the
Yankees who are being checked
for signs of life these days
after losing six of IL since that
"clinching" sweep at Chicago.
With the White Sox, now 5la
back. due for a two-game set
at Yankee Stadium this week
end, 1t appears that Manager
Casey Stengel is through play
ing cat and mouse.
Four Stars ON Mend
OF Case wanted Sal Maglie
and the Yankee dollar got him
from Brooklyn to help a pitch
ing staff that has managed
only three complete games in
the last 81. But with sore-arm
Whitley Ford apparently back
in shape. things look good
enough on the mound and
Stengel has turned to strength
See BASEBALL, Page A-2l
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for a three-game
series here since 1858.
The Senators, therefore, need
only 23.365 in their remaining
IS home games to top last
years draw. Sievers is prov
ing what many athletes have
proved before him but which
often is forgotten: Washing
ton is not a poor sports town.
Washingtonians will pay to see
something worth seeing.
The upshot of it all is that
Roy will be given a night" at
Griffith Stadium on September
%, before the Senators play
the Red Sox. Edward r. Carr
is chairman Of the festivities,
Whatever is collected-large
sum or not-will be spent on
gifts for Roy.
Checks or money orders for
Roy Sievers night should be
sent TO Eddie Carr. 1910 Ver-
mont avenue. NV. Make II
out to 1.-THE Roy Sievers Fund
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Sports Cor Driver
Killed in First Race

SHARON. Conn.,. Sept. 10 up.
"A 2l-year-old sports car
driver died yesterday of in
Juries suffered Sunday in his
first race when his car turned
over.
An official of Lime Rock
track said John Franceshini of
Fort Lee, N. j., went into a
curve too fast on the 1la-mile
track. He died of head injuries
at Sharon Hospital.
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Senator'S Cote Depends
On Roy and New Men

The Senators are certain to
SurpaSS last seasons home at
tendance figures. If they aver
age only 1000 for their remain
ing games they'll eclipse last
years attendance by nearly
10000. There's hope in the
front Office that curiosity
about Sievers, Lumenti and the
farmhands will lift the final
figures to the neighborhood
of 100000. The Senators thus
far have attracted 408,283 as
compared with last seasons
final 431 SAT.
The Senators have nine
games remaining with West
ern teams. Kansas City. Chi
cago and Cleveland will be here
for two games each. with Bos-
ton and Baltimore playing
three more games here. The
Red Sox won't be here for
nearly two weeks and Ted Will
liams now recovering from a
cold. should boost crowd fig
ureS.
Manager Cookie Lavagetto
tentatively has listed Lumenti
to make his major league start
ing debut against Kansas City
Saturday. The swift, 20-year-
old lefthander pitched one i'm
pressive inning against the
Yankees last Saturday, then
left to enroll for his senior
year at the University of Mass
achusettS. He expects to rejoin
the club on week ends.
Washington's most glowing
chance of winning a season
series against any club will be
against Detroit and that will
necessitate a sweep of the
three-game set. The Tigers hold
a 1919 edge.
The Senators must take six
remaining games with Balti-
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Broves-Yonks Series
Would Have 7 Breaks

81 bleachers. The prices in
clude Federal tax. but not State
and city tax. New York State
and city taxes total 10 per cent
Of the ticket price. Wisconsin
has no State or city tax.
I'VE discussed the possibility
Of raising prices" Prick said.
but decided against it,"
All box and reserve seats will
be sold in strips of three
(NationaD or four american.
Standing room and bleacher
tickets will be sold for single
games.
Milwaukee wanted to sell
bleacher tickets in strips of
three" Prick said. but / re-
fused to permit it. If people
wanted to see one game only
they should have a chance to
see the one game"
PlayOff Provisions
Provisions also were made in
case either race ends in a tie.
Should the American League
race end in a standoff. there
will be a one-game playoff, on
Monday. September 80. with
the Series opening on the
scheduled date. October 2.
Should the National League
race end in a tie. there will be
a best-of-three playoff, start
ing Monday.
I'm that case" Prick said,
1.-THE start Of the World Series
will have to be postponed to
either Thursday. October 3 or
Friday. october 4 1t all depends
on which team wins the Ameri-
can League pennant."