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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

DWIGHT TIN Sorry" didn't
recognize you. Come over real soon
Teddy Bear" LINDA G.
WANTED TO BUY-Triple carbure-
tor intake manifold for Ford SEA
engine. Cali OIL. 1880.
LOUISE-CalI me at David's. If I'm
not there. leave . number for me
to call you. This Is important. II
you need money. you know me.
LORETTA.
DEAR UNCLE TOMMY, in ocean
City; good luck with your new rec
ord. Love, AUNT PATSY.
JANE SMITH AND BETTY BARLEY
Of Wash. Please ask my mother
for my address and write me.
BRENDA B.
WISHING WELLS ARE A FRAUD
(Signed) Jean and Denny, M. s.
and Bill c., Al and Lefty, jamie and
Tim. Jack and Mac
ANNETTE-The whispering Bells"
tell me that you're q Fallen Star,
but Just can't stop Loving You"
''Everyone's Laughing"
FOR SALE-Spaulding Oflcial basket
ball. excellent condition; IS. Call
LA. 6-1663
BETHANY BEACH GANG $50
Long" to ya1lI There was whole
Lot Of Shaking Going On" and ITS
Not for Me to Say" but we'll be
-Searchin' for you next year.
SUZY AND 10.
LOST-One boy with blond hair and
blue eyes, about s. 6" or s. a.; ans.
to the name Of Frank w. If found.
return TO The Great Pretender."
Love. YOUR LITTLE ANGEL.
DUN DUM-"I'm Sorry" that I'm an
EVIL Angel" but guess it's better
that stay that way. The Hero,
A. c.
Beautifully marked green
parakeet; doesn't talk, but willing
to learn. Incl. are cage and Access
series. in good cond.; sac. -. CAN
10. Toll, BUDDY.
J. F.-Sure wish you could come up
here. you Know Who" Is hard to
cope with without you. r. r.
BOBBY TITS Not for Me to Say"
but I'd rather be in "Shangri La"
with you than Writin' Love Letters
IN the Sand" WriteI Love, ELLEN
FOR SALE-19S7 Ford radio, COM
plete with aerial, excellent condi-
ton: best offer. IA. 2-6236.
FOR SALE-'H Hudson: heater and
radio. new motor: excel c0nd.; must
sell, very reasonable. AP. 7-5173.
FOR SALE - Nancy Drew Mystery
Books; SOC each. Can PO. 1886.
TEENS Like clothes2 Everything
from Shetland sweaters to boy
coats. Come out for . free coke
Fri night, to 9, and see our cool
collection: air-cond. too. Yours,
THE YOUNG COLONY SHOP, opp.
the Courthouse. Rockville.
METAL DETECTOR-Sold at sacri-
fee price: for Civil War relics coll
lectorS. Price, $35. Can GARY, JE.
2-4704.
~ LAMP-$ls value for SO: green,
Oriental design new. Call LU.
1-6252 or co. $4,000, ask for MAR
JORIE DREW.
ASHAMED Of your Teddy Bear Fig
ure"2 "Dancin'" won't be $50
Rare" when you discover Mac
LEWIS Slim-Teen Special. II
visits, only $14.75. Call IA. 5-6515,
JU. S-OO8O.
Z. P.-"n" you let me be your ~Sr-
prise" III go on Loving You" tn
Forever and Forever" Z. A.
DICKIE Ats You I Love" lit
tie Darlin'," so let me be your
Teddy Bear" ALEXIS.
36-IN. BOYS BIKE, good looking;
excellent running condition; sac.
for $40. WE. $500.
JIMMY S.-To the neateSt soda jerk
from q regular customer who's
crazy over him. Blonde.
HI LYNNE-Have fun, don't get wild.
The "Chaperones," CAROL and
TEMPE
PIN-BALL MACHINE, used; 1929.
Sell for $50: good running cond.
a 0Eao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

MlLT-PleaSe dedicate "10Vin' You
to my beloved Butch c., from
KAREN K.
MILT-Please dedicate High School
Romance" to Mike B., from SAL.
MILF GRANT - Please d dictate
Young Blood" to Jerome and Steve,
who like each other CUPID.
MILT-Please dedicate I'm the Mid
die of an Island" for d. B., from
S. d.
MILF - Please dedicate "Oh Baby
Doll" to Sandra F., from someone
who wishes she we're his. A. L.
MILT-Please dedicate to 10 Ann,
Queen Of the Senior Prom" for
she was! MIKE.
pay EVIL Angel" for a real sweet
blue-eyed evil angel, Jamie L
from EDDIE b. and JOHN r.
MILT-PIease dedicate @Im Gonna
Sit Right Down and Write Myself
a Letter" to Mickey from her fan
club in St. Louis.
MILF GRANT - Please d edicate
High School Romance" for Jordan
and David. Hope you get back to-
gether. L. E. B.
MILT-Please dedicate Dolly Nc
Vey's Talking to the Moon" to the
Big Six of the Dolly McVey Fan
Club
MILT-Please play Dolly McVeyS
Talking to the Moon" for Fran
and Wayne, on Aug. S, 81.
MILT-Please play Fallen Star" for
Handbook Of Long Beach, from
SNOOKUMS, who wishes she were
there too.
MILT-Please play Loving You." fog
a real rock-and-ron doll, Sandie c.
from EDDIE B. and JOHN. r.
MILT-Please play Words of Love-
for Sandra F. It's her favorite:
from someone who cares. ]. H.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate Deep
Within Me-" by Don Casanave, "a
Morris L. from LINDA K.
MILT-Please play "Teen-age Ro-
nance" on Friday, for Macky Z
from PATTY B.
MILT-Please ded. "a Fallen Star
to j. p. B. of Remington. Va ]
really think he is. J. o. X.
MILT GRANT = Please d die atG
Long Lonely Nights" to ''Cuddly-
Bumps" from LOADS"
MILT GRANT - Please d die te
Paper Dollar" to Peggy from TOM.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate "A
Fallen Star" by Ferlin Husky, Il
Nancy r.. from her one and only,
WAYNE H. of Warrenton, Va.
DON AND MILT-Please spin Juicy
Crocodile" for Hard Henry, thia
Monday. HOOP.
nnN MI ARn DIaara ,,1ax- ar1-eo-.
Boy" for Larry. from his cousin1
neighbor, CAROL.
DON DILLARD-Please dedicate
"Teenage Dream" to Michele and
Buddy, from someone who knows.
DON DILLARD-Please play when
See YOU" for Denny. from
LOADS"
DON DLLLARD-Please play Paper
Dollar" for Howard and Leah.
DON DILLARD-Please dedicate
Zip Bop Bip." to Denny W., from
THE MYSTERY WOMAN"
DON D.-Please play Dandy Lion, .
for Sandy F., from her TEDDY
Bear" I'll miss you. E. H.
JAY PERRI-Please play Love Me
to Pieces" for Mary M. From
ROSS T.
JAY PERI - Please play -Evn
Angel" on your Sat. show, for
Sharon and Stu.
JAY PERRI-Please play NY Girl
Friend" for Bobby and Karen.
JAY PERRI-Please dedicate Bin
Pop Bip,1 for Mildred Z. and
Owen T., on Wednesday.
RICK-PleaSe dedicate Loving You. .
on Monday, for Stewart and Nancy.
who make q real cute couple and
also my new heart throb. ANDREA.
GENE WINTERS-Please play Hon
eStly" by the 'EscortS," for Mary
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HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD


Wednesday for Sunday following
received will appear following Sunday.
lines, 10c additional line. figure the
yourself. Allow words line.
PLACE:
ad figure Give your name. address, and
telephone then send ad plus payment to
EN-AD6. The Sunday Star, Washington. D. C.
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UNIVERSAL CO.

1900 Ca. ave. NV. To. 2-sS6s
RUGs-Tvo pxI2 Persian design
rugs. bIand-neN. never used;
ORIENTAL RUG MART, 1906 O
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Doas, pETs, sTc.

COLLIEs, females. Axe. ehampioI
Cal IA. 5-92e$.
GIVE AWAY 2 Chesapeake Bal
aUSsry home. REH a9lsssos. s sR1s
PEDIGREE PERSIAN AEoORA
KITTENS male and female
ghaded silver; tabby; red cream
Papers turn. He. 4-266S.
GERMAN sHEPHERD PCPPlEs
Axe, ike Rln-Tin-Tin, Reas. Also
taking Xmas orders. JU. D-D2O6
WHITE GERMAN sHEPHERD. Axe
reg; q mos, old. all shots. Cali OIL
4-17sD or OIL 4-5033.
AIREDALE, 10 weeks; Axe; hots
wormed: excel stock Ressonable
IRISH sETTER PUPPIES, regis
JE, 2-U3y3.
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REFER. SALE
ALL PRICES REDUCED
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Fsmoys, ss.randi iaetcrS ssslsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

PnEsToLoGs.Th, IDEAL nrspla ..s
70 1ss .s 1Sas o1 " nIss s ss.
trci go FOR INFO, esii SHuRFiRE
FUEL PRop., INC. II. 7-llsS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
(cONTIhueol

COAT. fitted style. gray earaeul
collar; small eise. oerflnekel Ia
bel. PERI. cond, SEQ. ia. 9-5730.
DIAMOND RING, " h. yellow. gold.
! side diam, $500 eeTtified ap-
praisai. saerinee. AID. 2.O3o5,
81
DIAMONDg--Man's. Q cts. s5Db:
lady's. =. et... $3.50, lady's. ! Ct.
$3.50; lady's, "a. cts, $685. man's,
CO. i isssl i e NV llvl NJ EEY.sses'
DINETTE sk1, moosrn bionI o <.
fabulous china closet. custom
made pads. ) ehairs. Cost s47bi 2
yrs. Must aaeri1ee, S1e5. MovlnE
70 Florida. aaa2 4th st. ne. La.
0-iese, Apt. 20b.
ENCYCLOPEDIA, Woridbook. ma
tionally recommended for ele-
mentafy and secondary schools.
order now for Christmas, give
YOUR child 3 future e well a. a., :
b.2bil.
VIREPLACk. ess or siee.. Ioss,
s sTrccsvns ,o i9d 4.s nv. HA. s.s ShE
FOAM WHOLEsAEEKs, 81 q 30x
81 4f.ts .Sss5s. St1ss1" to y ss'O'
FOSTER PiFE MACHfNEs-Ex
vrenches and tools. ~. a-Sbsl.
tRkExRR. ls-eu.-it. chest. s2ee;
Ss:so. s Ct. i-s sSss, r Sr' 1908
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED--sota
ana matching chair, $50: chest Of
drawers SIC: ON. .nA ST. st. 81. n
wardrobe. $40; kit, set, $50: bed
rm. set, S6e; Hollywood bed. S23;
III, util. table, SCI: ehhiss lounge.
so ss df ssSis.' . sSaE b Ssc' S:
PSoyineisl chair: sis: vlstoria .,
Fm. and bedFm. odd pieces avail.
Lawson love aeat, $50. bookcase.
So. night stand. So china closet.
-: wing chair. Slb: oecas. chair.
So end tables. 81: bnifet. 50;
hresids bench. SEQ: French PROV.
lounge chair. $50: din. I'm. table.
$40. Roll-a-way bed. Si4: coil
spFings, -. tnneraDrine mattr..
desk. SO. we DO upholsterins
S4S. Including redesiGntng, dfap-
cries, No job too large O. TOO
ANAL, Easy terms. HOFFMAN,
uPHQISTERERS. 2t4S 18th 81.
CO. b-bll6, ~
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FARM ANp 0ARpEN

TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping.
cLA ariSs III 5Yi' 1000. e1s5s'S any time Ms
TREES REMOVED. logs cut. MI
dirt, topsoil sludge, bluestone.
MI. HARTINo, 10. 2-3365. RE.
b-4396.
BULLDOzERs AND LOADERs for
exeavating, grading and land
elearing. Call UN. 4-S533. nights.
MA. $4,000.
ROTH's AZALEAs. evergreens. fun
line available. S21I Sligo Crk
pkwy.. Takoma Park, Nd Also
Rte. 20 lcoiesvllle I'd, Ednor. Nd.
TOPsOiIs--v Very good. rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses: very
reasonable. Call Lo 7-4333.
COW MANURE, well rotted. $40
per 8 bu, 50 80 per 10 bu.: 81
per Do bu., del: topsoil. HE. =
24s4,
APPLE TREES, provide springtime
beauty. cool summer shade and
tasty, healthful fruit. Home Or
chaTd No. I'D consisting Of one
each early yellow transparent.
summer Tambo and double red de-
iicious. total . apple trees: 2
years, . 10 4 III Ss.65. postpaid
offer No. %. Ask for free copy
56-page planting guide eatalog in
color. Offering Virignias largest
assortment fruit trees. nut trees,
berry plants grapeyines and
landscape plant material. Sales
people wanted WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES, Waynesboro. We.
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bon SALE

ditioned .ipfiahts. smaftiy styied,
IN q new durable finish. especially
suited for recreation rooms; pianos
fully guaranteed. and 1ne values
for BEGINNING students; Si95 up
including local delivery. CAMP.
BELL MUSIC CO. HOS O st. NV.
PiANOs--JoRDAN's branch stores
ell have a complete selection OF
pianos and Organs for sale pr
rent, Plenty Of pafking space IN
front Of each store. 1882 Oeoreta
ave ave, si hrip spsIns Lf sr, niss
Anne ST., frederieksburg. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores are
open evenings.
PIANOs--KITT's oieantic ANN.
VEReARY sale, now IN fun swing.
Save from 2O9S TO 4Oss on new
pianos from regular stock. used
pianos, and rental returns. Pay
only S25 down, balance In Q Years.
KITS, 1880 q at. nv. RE-. T.
PIANO. eteinway grand; completely
renewed and refinished in ebony.
Reasonably priced. IA. 2-3512.
RANGE, gas, 1868; 3as welbilt.
euatOm-llne, with cleo. clock, light
and outlet. si40 new: 500 sale
REFRIGERATQRs, some freezer
tons: refiinished. rebuilt. $40 up:
l.yf guar, free delivery IN D G.
TREDE as6aK 1908 18th st.
REFRIGERATOR. used; $40. 80
WI srs s,s guar !, 1el. h ACME s.s sTovE
Refrigerator Close Out
nu sno 81 n o Sniri r ssSSa % ws e.
Ipshc1ss H.osDCint 1fD ,ss,,,. sne
tors In cartons new and 6-veaf
guarantee No reasonable ofief re-
fused Open ewes I'll -
S JtS PA R T sls a. pAf Z ssS So
REFRIGERATORS
REcoNpITIoNKD. SO SO
GUARANTEED YEAR
PEERLESS SALES Co
1887 Georgia Ave. DE. 2-6666
REFGR.. l1M GU. IT.. 5O-lb freezer.
auto. washer and 7-plece mod. liv,
rm. set; must sacrifice for best
81 1889 8. ssth q. Arl. Apt. 9.
REFER. SALE
ALL PRICES REDUCED
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Famous brand. factory sealed
motor 5000. one-ysaT written
UNIVERSAL CO.
1900 Ga, ave. NV. To. 2-ssss
RUGs-Tvo pxI2 Persian design
rugs. brand-neW. never used;
SSs affNraI RJ Issi aSsT ~ fTaOs q q
RUGS AMP CARPETLNG. all
brandsi Az eolorsi ~ perfect
down. LEvENThkI's. Hu. $500.
RUGS. genuine orientals, al sizes.
drastically reduced. CASSAblAN,
1904 o 81, 81 Wis. ave.
SEWING MACHINE sALE-einger
console. <8A.50; Singer port.
$50 30: zig-zag port $500.
asl2 Lee hwy. IA. s-4Di4.
sTEEL-We mfgr. steel
shelving. bins. racks. carts in our
Wasf plant; warehouse planning;
large rtoek: all sizes, 20 10000;
installation made, HARCO EQUIP.
CORP NO S-I9ig. 25s
SKATES. roller rink type. size s:
case, skirt and tights. size IL,
SO. 10, 7.i076.
SOFT ICE CREAM MACHINES l2l,
! Electrofreeze. l twin head mills.
co. a-33S5: 20. s-5271.
STORE FIXTURES. sacrifce. go
ing out Of business. aIH 18th st
NV. IL TO 4 Call tx. 3-4s82.
STORE FIxTUREs--small super
market must sen out. JENIFER
MARKET 5315 Wise. ave. NV.
STORM WINDOWS, Alcoa alumi-
mum. factory 70 you: free installa.
tlons; save up 70 4Oss. CAL
MARTIN. XII. s-004l.
TAPE RECORDED-PARADIsE OF
SOUND. 24i3 Penna. ave. NV.
FE. a-I534.
TIRs SAIL. Pull caps, guar, Is
mos :. 1917 60xl5. Z 50xl4. 81 O5.i
6s0xI5 S095 Add SO for SNOW
tread. Gee ex ALL-sERvIcE TIRE
&C., 1894 Ga; ave. RA. g-9s51
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS = We
need s sxperisneed telephone
TYPIST
TYPIST

Fire insurance policywriter. Gen.
eYal once experience necessary
Starting salary commemorate with
ability. Many benefits Apply in
person. A. II. BAKER A CO. $50
Wooduard BLDG, 18th and II SITS.
NV
TYPIsT-CLERK, Jewish. hours ~
s ssfsiy 70 ssSn n Addp ssis Ae Esf,
CONCENTRATIONS. e343 i3th st.
NV. Mr. spiro. ia. g-54sl.
NOTIFIES = You'll need extra
Xmas money. Choice part time
positiors sy.asiI.ase le 10 hrs WEiS'
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UNFURMlsHEp

CoLORED--FLAGLER RI. NV
ADULTS. q .O SRiu srsn.p On 'as iinP'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-22
ROOMS WANTED
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

MAN desires quiet rms pvt. bath;
Chevy Chase circle vic, cow. 70
express bus. Box BIG, Star.
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HrLp MnMrM

LATER THAN YOU fnINKf -
AvoNs sxeiasivs isfrltoriss. cal
now for openings Earn $500 and
more tor your Christmas Aavings.
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a Must sell entire stock Of w new
lnshouss Hotpoint Gibson and
Gre " refrigefat0rs AL refrigera.
tors In cartons new and 6-veaf
guarantee No reasonable Onef re-
s tSssss ogf0 r syss 4 ~ blaSrrERY co.
10Th and Il SITS NE. u 3.yO62
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

Z BROOD MARES. q colts. Q small
hunters. lIs-ton stock truck left;
must be sold this week. BrisRs
CLANCY I'd. bet, colesville I'd. and
rolunah4a rtke TIL oSsDa
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WITH AMERICAN FAMILY in Dis
trict. for Tyr. old HUNGARIAN
boy refugee. Call INTERNATIONs
AL RESCUE COMMITTEE, NE.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

HI; 81 ss;s saP penn. P AZ. &C.
LEAF YACUUM-vacunms lawn and
bass the lesyes; sis Per es s,.,s
CO. Ju' b,SSt6. o O'"4
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APIS. FURMIsHED-o. Q.

1875 N ST. NV bedrms,. lIv.
Tm., dining rm.. kit, bath. beau-
tifully furnished: 24-hr. elev servs
ice; y blk. on Conn. ave. DI.
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ROOMS FURMlsHED-n.W.

IG33 18th ST. N.W.--Bus women:
single double rms: clean beaut
furn mod baths NO 7-gl29
SLEEP on foam mattress. wake up
TO music-CI0ek radio. TV. refgr
grill 2l41 r. Elk 3-6633
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REFRIGERATORS


on6SxTEHEINTTE2ED iigip
PEERLESs SALES Co
1887 deorgia Ave. DE. 2.6660
REFGR.. 11M Gu. f.. 5O-lb. freezer,
auto. washer and 7-pieee mod liv.
rm. set; must sacrifice for best
offer. OF. 4-7e02. Can be seen
ct 1889 8. 2sth 81. Arl. Apt. q.
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Football Neors. Peak :
With Two-Woy Players
Continued From Page C.,

Continued From Page CT
more. In other words. the
coaches have to go all the way
two ways, as well.
Defenses have had to become
more imaginative and varied.
We know that we get that OPP
ponent back deep in his own
territory as a result of a good
punt, a quick-kick or quick
offensive thrust. he may not be
able to get out of cramped
territory if we meet him re-
sourcefully.
So, when squads like Army
and Nebraska. LSU and Ala
bama, Tennessee and Auburn,
Ohio State and TCU. Michigan
and use, Minnesota and Wash
ington, or Stanford and North
western, and the many others
clash tomorrow, you'll be seeing
in concept and probably in ex-
ecution the best game we've
ever had.
Big IntersectiOnaI Games
The biggest ones tomorrow
are the intersectional games.
This is a Saturday marked by
Big Ten tangles with the Pa
cific Coast. In the South, how
ever, they are already scram-
bling with each other, though
often in inter-conference bat
ties.
Well learn much from Ten
nesSee-Auburn, George Tech
SMU, Duke-Virginia, LSU-Ala-
bama and some others in Dixie.
In the East the Penn Penn
State game gets my eye. Penn
fights its way back this year
and will make progress. but is
not ready yet, l think. to meet
State, where Rip Engle does so
well with his two-unit plan.
/ No game will be watched
more closely, Of course. than
Notre Danes opener with Pur-
due at Lafayette. It's a diff
cult one for the Irish to start
with because Purdue has often
been tough in this one. even
when Notre Dame was up there.
Remember, this will be only the
last Saturday of September. II
it's an Irish defeat. ! hope you
will resist the temptation to
write of Notre Dame.
Picks Terps and Navy
My selections:
Army over Nebraska Army
lacks depth. but quality is
there.
Florida State over B. c. (but
Eagles can make this one
close).
Brown over Columbia good
luck to Columbia squad, and
Buff.
Cornell over Colgate Qtha-
cans on upgrade; some good
sophs will help.
Yale over Connecticut eli
building again and early work
has been good.
Dartmouth over New Hamp-
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shire Green is one of the bet
ter Ivy teams).
Holy Cross over VMI III. c.
faces heavy schedule with i'm
proved outfit.
Maryland over N. C. State
(close one: this may be N. C..
States best team.
Navy over William and Mary
middle craft sail sails through
on steady course).
Penn State over Penn (Quak-
ers improved, but State packs
more power.
Pitt over Oregon (Panthers
should find themselves).
Princeton over Rutgers CTi-
ger veterans. fleet backs, get
by.
Syracuse over Iowa State Il
like Syracuse line).
West Virginia over Virginia
Tech (this could settle the
conference title).
LSU over Alabama (if LSU
line does its ipb for its fleet
backS).
Arkansas over Tulsa (Razor-
backs veterans mature, well
balanced.
Tennessee over Auburn (but
close to a toSsup. Watch Au-
burns Lorino and Hoppe.
Baylor over Houston Bears
begin to prove their potentially
Duke over Virginia Dukes
running power must Offset its
doubtful air game.
Georgia Tech over SMU
(Dodd's sophomores gaining
experienced.
Texas over Tulane Gong-
horns, well-manned, may be
catching fire..
Ohio State over TCU Buck
eyes may not hit Big Ten top,
but they're good.
Michigan State over Indiana
Estate may be Big Tens strong
est.
Oregon State over Kansas
(Oregonians. q Coast leader,
must be choice.
Michigan over use (Wol-
verines should be versatile,
powerfully.
Minnesota over Washington
(Gophers another representa-
tive Big Ten team.
Stanford over Northwestern
$50 close that home setting
gives Stanford edge.
Purdue over Notre Dame (the
nod to Boilermakers in a puz-
Zler).
/ California over Washington
State (Bears due to make head
way.
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coNLEY, TRoWBRIDcE TO BULLpEN
Spain, Burdette, Bull
May Start All Games

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 81 (R.-
Manager Fred Haney of the
Braves, taking advantage of
the two breaks in the World
Series schedule. has just about
made up his mind to intrust
the task of beating the Yankees
to three pitchers.
The trio-Warren SPAIN t2l-
10), Lew Burdette (16-9) and
Bob Bull (18-7-are expected
to handle all the starting as
signmentS. with the 36-year-
old SPAIN attempting the IRON
man role of starting three
games if the series is extended
to the full seven games.
That would relegate such
other starters as Gene Conley
and Bob Trowbridge to the
b1llpen. along with Don Nc
Mahon. Ernie johnson, Dave
jolly. Taylor Phillips and Juan
Pizarro.
Haney's present plans call
for SPAIN. the indestructible
southpaw, TO pitch the opener
at Yankee Stadium next
Wednesday. Burdette will work
the second game Thursday. also
at the stadium.
Bull is Haney's choice for
the first game in Milwaukee
Saturday. There will be no
game Friday. a day set aside
for travelling. The Braves
manager believes County Sta
dunn, with its more distant
rightfleld wall. is more con-
ducive to Sthe strong armed
righthander's type of pitching.
Haney plans to come back
with SPAIN Sunday, October 6.
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lone effort since being brought
up from Richmond.
Don Minnick, with a success
full season at Chattanooga to
recommend him, will take the
mound in tomorrow's game. He
has pitched only two innings
fOt the Senators and Lavagetto
liked what he saw, for Minnick
didn't permit a hit against
Boston.
Hal Griggs. impressive in a
2-l loss to the Red Sox. will
pitch the final game Sunday.
Griggs was no world-beater
with the Senators last season,
but he won 81 games for Chat
tanooga.
Attention also will be focused
on Third Baseman Harmon
Killebrew. So far in his brief
test the Southern ton S
home run king has been ade-
quate extensively and defen-
sively. bouying his bosses belief
that he'll be able to step into a
regular job next season.
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LEAGUE LEADERS
National LFAGUF

NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 400 at batsl--
Musial, St Louis, 35I; Mays. New
York, .333; Robinson, Cincinnati,
326; Aaron, Milwaukee, .3I5; Groat,
Pittsburg. .317.
RUNS-Aaron, Milwaukee. lis: Mays,
New York. ll2: Banks, Chicago, III:
Mathews, Milwaukee. l09: Blasin-
game. st. Louis, 1O7.
RUNS BATTED IN-Aaron, Milwaukee,
1872; Ennis, st. Louis, 1O5: Musial,
st. Louis, 102; Banks, Chicago, 1O1;
Hodges Brooklyn and Mays. New
HITS-Schoendienst. Milwaukee, 1879:
Aaron. Milwaukee, 1877; Robinson,
Cincinnati, 1876; Mays, New York,
1872; Ashburn, Philadelphia, 1873
DOUBLES-Hoak, Cincinnati. 80: Mu-
Sial, st. Louis, 3S: Bouchee Phila-
delphia, 30; Moryn and Banks, Chi
cago. Schoendienst, Milwaukee and
Spencer, New York. 81
HOME RUNS-Aaron, Milwaukee. "A;
Banks, Chicago. 43; Snider, Brooklyn,
40 Mays, New York, So; Mathews,
Milwaukee. 80
PITCHING biased on Is DECISIONS
Bull Milwarkee, iS-7 80; San
Milwaukee. CLIO. .677: AckeT, Gin
cinnati, 1913, .667; Drysdale. Brook
Ign. 17-9, .654.
STRIKEOUTS - Sanford Philadelphia,
l!9: Drott. Chicago, 16S: DraboWsky,
Chicago. 1855; Jones, st. Louis, 1854
Drysdale. Brooklyn, l4S.