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SPRINGFIELD-New split-level. Five
bedrooms lone paneled as DEM,
Pa baths. full center hall, fabulous
all-elec. kit. lovely ,paneled rec,
rm. with fireplace, bic screened
porch. garage, garden house: con-
trolled neighborhood. between Ken
wood and Sumner. high elevation;
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 5-i4il;
ewes, OIL. 6-2442.
WHEATON AREA-open anyone: 4
rm.: Sio,6oo. wiz. 6-s53S after
WOOD ACRES, Low 2Os--Immacu.
wooded lot 60x15O; 3 bedrms.. .
baths on Ind A.: new all-elec. kit
with flne range, dishwasher. dis
posal, 2-door refgr.: gar: screened
porch, slate roof, storm windows
pstiiS; fish p9nd; % q APPRoVvEDI
ewes. OIL. 4-2429,
GRUVER- BUILT RAMBLERS, 9, 4
and bedrms., completely finished
and ready for occupancy; located
in. Woodside the choice area Of
Silver SPRING , Many ti ISo. custom
VIII. GRAHAM 4 Co. JU. 5.60i0
FOR sALE1Lons, low s5-ft. bricE
rm. and den, liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
2-car garage: 3 fireplaces: on ]
acre OF ground high elevation;
beautiful view. Shown by appoint
ment; S29,950 for quick sale. VIII
) 2-7O32.
A LUXURY HOME, designed fol
those that appreciate the better
things in living accommodations
and SURROUNDINGS, Three large bed
rms. den. ga baths, entrance foyer
large living rm., full dining rm.
electric kitchen; beautifully fin
tshed recreation rm. with mirrorec
wall. gas hot-water heat: lot 70S
100, in Woodmoor, walking dis
lance to both. public and parochial
schools and churches. Priced below
HAM & Co, JU. 5000. Open
evenings.
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ARL. FALLS cHURCH-FAIRFA.
Happy New Year
1857
Start Off Right ant,.
Purchase a Home

"a SAAeNRS - AAOAAAN
MCLEAN is GROWING
Buy now while prices are &,
their lowest Here's a brand
new. 4-bedrm., 2-bath. . FIRE
places. sep. din. rm., lovely
kit. with eating space full
hsmt.; for only S20.950.
$4,000 cash will handle.
quill find no better any
where. See for yourself. by
calling JE. 3-2093.
$1,000 DIN, assume S15,-
900 4lses Gil loan. Neat.
long, low brick rambler, %
bedrms.. tiled bath; big day
light bsmt. with rec. rm. You
must see this one. JE. g.
SMART, 4-yr.-young, s.
bedrm. rambler: full bsmt..
fenced yd.: assume $12,3b0.
lIaoe first trust. Total price
only S15.S00. Shops. schools.
buses around the the corner.
Dial JE. 3-2093.
ON A WOODED 100x367
level lot: brand-new. giant
size brick Cape Cod; big liv.
rm.. flrepl.. formal din. rm.,
: twin-sized bedrms., tiled
bath; stairway to more bed
I'm. space up; full bsmt.. To-
Gated in Fairfax Town.
il5,b00. Good terms. JE. 3
lON1
WOODED ia-acre lot In
rom new o'connsi II. S. Hail
ntr., downstairs bedrm, and
oath. 22-ft, din. rm. with
picture window. paneled den.
l3xl3 kitchen. nice liv. rm.
with firepl., . large bedrms.
and bath up. h.-w.h,.. bsmt.
Biz open front and side
Dorches. Only $1,000;
n 900 dn. Immed. poss. JE.
LIKE LIKE TO LIVE ON LAKE
BLVD? Mighty snort address
and q mighty lovely home
Jg-ft. brick rancher with 81
II, liy. rm. with iirepl.. !
nice bedrms.. :, baths; giant
daylight bsint.; wall-to.wal.
carpeting. fancy equip. kit
awnings: carport are q few
Of the extras. Assume 500
700. 4Sfo loan. $4,000 cash
occupy in one week, Want
10 see it2 JE. 3-20D3.
JUST LISTED. 4H-ft. rus.
tic brick rancher! brand-new:
3 bedrms.. 2 tiled baths.
large living fm.. flrepl., sep.
din. rm.: bsmt. with picture
window; only S1S,150, FILA,
military or civilian. 4 mar
yelous valued Call JE. 3.2093,
Nm. A. Chapman, Realt
6s7s Lee HWY. Arl.. Va.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
HOUSES F0R sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA - Rambler. . baths,
bsmt.. rec. fm. laundry nm. equip.
kit. wall-to- carpeting. draper
les; . air-cond.: rear sun deck, lge.
handicapped lot mr. Bradley, schools,
transp. Avail. Jan. 10: S22.950.
OIL. 2-2262.
GOLDSBORO RID. AREA-New brick
bi-level rambler, bedrooms. va
baths. all-electric kitchen, recrea-
ton room with fierplace, basement;
S2 MsdiH Hiss F FT1ee less so FR Ed
EPIcK W. BERENs SALES.
HILLANDALE = Brand-new 3-bed-
rm., Ia-bath. true -center-hall ram
and full daylight bsmt.' separate
family-Siz dining rm., table space
in modern. all-electric kitchen. Be-
gin the new year seeing this beau
tiful new home. GEORGE l..
BROWN, Jr,, REALTOR, Ju. g.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-New brick
house, on large wooded lot: bed
gems Kitchen at aiub P poSm ya rTUm
B-s912. J. F. BEGG. INC, DU.
7-a4s0.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXT, 49,
750--Ncarly new, 3-bedrm, brick
rambler: daylight bsmt redec.
vacant. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4
$500.
POTOMAC RIVER yIEW-Charm.
Ing frame Cape Cod with bedrm
PLUS den and full bath on LIST A..
. bedrns.. bath on md A.. large
lot: lovely trees; delightful view OF
LIPS, DI. 7-l4l1; ewes, WO. B-54gO.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
SMALL SUBDIVISION

Ideal location; beautiful wooded lots
owner will sell as acreage or finished
lots. c. NJ. HALEY. JE. 2-7944.
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GEORGETOWN : Charming home
invest. 3-unit apt; garden, hrepls,
COW. terms. OWNER, FE. 3-4947,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ASSUME
$500 CT Loan
THIS CAN BE YOURSl
COUNTRY ESTATE
$4,000

M. R. Reynolds & Co.
WILLSTON SHOPPING CENTER
JE. 4-4660 2 CORNERS JE. 2-S061
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
GEO W. ROBERTSON, REALTOR
a. ORGANIZATION

ARE YOU LOOKING. do
you want to buy or sell in
Bethesda. Chevy Chase or
adjacent areas? Experienced
personnel can assist you in
securing proper investment
for your income or maxi
mum price for property you
, are selling. Call kORzEN-
DORFER, Realtor. OIL. A.
Sill til q.
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IA. 10000

REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC
2222 N. Glebe OF Lee Hwy.
Open 80
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HOUSES foR sALE-AvA.

IIIADLD OO1NOIIIGI
J NJ. MEDLEY, 10. S-5777
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Happy New Year!
Woodmoor Agency, Inc,
JU. 9-5555 Realtor;
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ACCOKEEK--20 modern ramblers,
from 1880. easy terms Is Minis.
to D. c. l blk. to pus: blks, &c
new elem. school. j. p FINLEY.
WA. 7-4144, DE. 2-sf37.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER, 1910
Guilford I'd. s-rm home; yll,g5O
WINSTON c. CLAY, WA. 7-422S.
BUNGALOW. new cond. very lac
lot, side drive, rec. rm.; many
extras; S300-S500 cash. Also bum
Spring OWNER, ia. 9-70iO,
NEARBY MD.--s rms. for / or Q
families: extra lot; new cond
S300-S500 cash. might exchange.
Also lge. .7-rm. house; | or . fami-
lies. needs repairing, very Ice. lot:
nr. all conveniences. OWNER. ia.
HOMES, SI8,25O-
Finest all-brick homes In city. Has
full bsmt;. very Ice. ultramodern
Ridge subdivision, adjacent 't 70 81
Margarets Church at Addison I'd
ana Central ave. Over 80 sold and
taken. Also de luxe brick ramblers
at S15,250. Call MR. OHGE, RE.
.j-6O60 with MAX MILLER REAL
ESTATE. Ii 7-2lO0.
HAPPY NEW YEAR 70 our clients
and associates, ROBERT s. DAVIS
q CO.. INC, Realtors, Hyatts.. Md
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO all our
friends and customers. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. g
90,
new brick rambler: n
dream home that has everything TO
be desired finest sc. section.
TRADES CONSIDERED
j NJ. MEDLEY, 10. s-5577
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

FAIRFAX COUNTY--s7 acres ada
cent to Alexandria, Va. on both
R.F.&P. and Southern Railroads;
sewer. water and gas available; in
path Of proposed Jones Point bridge
road. A tremendous value at only
loo a So. II, as whole. LYNCH
BROS, INC. Realtors, Springfield,
Va. FL. $4,000 weekdays.
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HEAT
HOUSES To BUILD

SOFT. MoDERNIsTIC RANCHER
house Compile, ON sol Dei ios NORTH r.
ern Va; only S13, 300. CROSS.
ROADS DEVELOPMENT CO., Bal.
leys X Rds. JE. 2-497O.
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n. - $4,000 FLA
rm.. 20 Il" 6repl.. secluded scr
porch 10 IT,. din. rm., l3xl2; kit.
breakfast space; Ind A.. IA airy
bedrms.. rose.tiled BATH full bsmt,,
small paneled rec. rm., u bath;
oil h..w;h. att. garage; fenced
rear yard, fruit trees, grape arbor
/ blk Lee hwy, school. shops
Sib,3OO FILA, sos mo. Immediate
poss, LUCILLE COOK. JE. 2-3272
/ WOODED ACRE, 3-bedrm. masonry
rambler; sep, din. rm., " baths
l5x22 fam rnl., outdr. barbecue
eHA6sPp pT RHsfry s25; 800 g. w E S2RsS
st.. n ls Church. Va. il. 2-3706
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
5000 DOWN

WHERE ELSE CAN A NoN-Gl
ASSUME A. $4,000 ANY, LOAN
WITH ONLY 5000 DOWN. Buy q 4.
bedroom. 2 full bath. 3Ia-year- ole
6rick Cape Cod; full basement with
children and are paying Sl45 pei
month. rent. YOU can buy this spa
cious home with q minimum dowr
for $I45 per month paying all. Set.
Element costs only $50. With thi,
superb financing and terms. price
should be $4,000. However, SALE
price is only S20,5OO. This is not &
cAtcn' ms y9n,t last; can now.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR Exc:i
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

1928 P ST. N.W.--Vacant. IL rooms
4 baths: terms. MA. SITE, JU,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
VERY LARGE ROOMS

VEftI LAhGE hOOMO
California rambler with 8 generous
rooms and Ia baths on the main
floor. Easy step-saving living Is
afforded here. Anchor-fenced lot.
Garage. Close-in location. Vacant.
ready for immediate occupancy
S21 800. and name your terms
CALL ia. 7-03On TIL O
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STORES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE SPACE, new building;
gas heated: ground floor; drive-in
approx. $500 SO. IT,: 9th and L
SITS. NV. Call or write COOPER
EQUIPMENT CO.. 1Il4 9th ST
NV. HU. 3-4520.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

LAKE BUTLER bedrms. cypress
paneling, broken tile fir. in liv.
nm. and sun porch: G-E kit; ideal
for retired couple; $1,000; avail
able immed.; committing distance
Jacksonville and GAINESVILLE; !
trust at 80, small down pymt.
MR.. WALKER. WO. 6-39SI.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

N. c. DEALERS pay top dollars fol
1888 r. /. ave. ne. AD. 4.0447
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HOUSES for SALE VA. tccnt. }

SCREENED PORCH. soft. liv. rm
with fireplace. sep. din. rm.. fam
iandiscaped lot Price, S $1,000 500
HORSEBACK REALTY, 1107 w
Broad ST., Falls Church, Va. JE
3-3706.
$l95 DOWN buys this lovely 3-bed'
room home in Falls Church area;
large lot with beautiful shade trees.
Priced TO sell fast at Sl1.950. AS.
sumo excellent financing. Monthly
payments far less than rent
REALTY. JE. $4,000.
ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN and pas
only S12.75 monthly; 2-story brick
duplex In good condition: Nv. fm.,
t tiIed bath M s sS9 I;, k bit ro oedrm ms
schools and shopping: very flexible
terms. Ewes, Mr.. Bailey, so. s.
5g46. THE M. H. BARRY ORG,
22O6 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex, Va
XII. A-3R30. XII Q.n07R
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over MPM Market, Hendrix
Steak House over Thompscn's
Transfer and Prince Georges
Properties over Guido's Auto
Upholstery.
Other winners we're George
Deoudes, Miller High Life, Band
box Music and Beall's ESQ. The
Feisher Jewelers-Kotzin's Dress
Shop match was unreported.
Best bowlers were Beauty
Logan, Deoudes, 147-380; Agnes
Belas, Miller, 1896; Loretta
Mills. Mann's, 1896; Clara
Walz. Central Valet, $50; Marie
Timmons, Martin g. Boyd, 1854
and Jean Rothgeb, Bandbo,
Music, 1852.
Ginnie Siegel of Thompson;
Transfer rolled 285 to shrink hel
leading average to 114-71. Dotty
Clark of Deoudes, the runnerup
shot 346 for 1874.
The standings: Miller, 50-25
Ceramic Tile, 47-28; Mann's, Al.
%; Thompson's, 1929; Deoudes
44-3l: MPM Market. 41-34
Beall's. 40-35; BladenSburg, 49,
36; Guido's, 1887; Fleisier's
1898: LuStine-N Nicholson, 34-4l
Kotzin's, 1899; Central Valet
33-42; Martin & Boyd, 33-42
Hendrix. 32-43: Prince Georges
28-47; Parke Sunoco, 28-47, anc
Badnbox. $3.50.
| X y
Five tenpin bowlers each hi
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T RAINING

Continued From Page CT
ing Of Philadelphia's Robin
Roberts.
Il think most of my trouble
last season was control he said
Not walks. but the kind of con-
troll where you don't get the ball
over the plate exactly where you
want it."
Craig yielded a two-run homer
to Larry Dolby last night. but the
Dodgers defeated the White Sox.
"a. Roy Campanella. whose
bad hand hurt his hitting last
year, came through with his first
hit Of the spring-a two-run
double in the eighth.
Duke Snider left the game
when he was clipped behind the
right knee by Bob Keegan
pitch. and Peewee Reese was out
with a heavy cold and fever.
FORT MYERS, Fla. (P).-
Manager Bobby Bragan. who
transformed Frank Thomas
from an outfielder into a third
baSeman last season. says
Thomas is ready to blossom
into the great player I know
he can be-"
Thomas, who had been men,
toned as trading bait by the
Pirates a few months ago, says
he hasn't reached his peak as a
player and this could be the
year Last season Thomas bat
ted .298. drove in 80 runs and
had Is homers.
Rookie Dick Stuart homered
yesterday as the Pirates brought
their spring record to 40 by
battering Joe Nuxhall and Art
Fowler for a GA decision over
the Reds.
AAOGANAAs al Ia vi - llC
Giants, figured to go nowhere,
were feeling better today after
their third straight victory. a
90 decision over Baltimore.
Andre Rodgers. highly regard
ed rookie Shortstop. and Gail
Harris each blasted two homerS
and Red Schoendienst added an
other against the Orioles.
TUCSON. Ariz. (Pl. TIL e
Cleveland Indians put on one Of
their rare big innings as they
scored seven runs of Don Kaiser
in the first to beat the Cubs, 81 4,
yesterday.
Bob Lemon, who pitched one
hit ball for his three Inning
stint. topped the big rally with
"a three-run homer. while Jim
Busby, Hal Naragon and Joe
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT


HOUSTON Tex.--Joe Brown la5i,,
New ORLEANS. outpointed Armand Sayoie.
1888 a. Montreal, nontitie G0.
MIAMI BEACH. Fla Harold johnson
tSn. Philadelphia, outpointed Bob Sat
terheld. ISL Chicago 10i.
PHOENIX. AriZ.-Zora Foley 49,.
Phoenix knocked out Johnny Holins
200. Austin. Tex. o..
RICHMOND. if.-Bob Scrivans,
Isl, Sacramento. outpointed Jackie
Tonne, 100. San Francisco 1OD
LOWELL. Mass Eddie Andrews $50,
Lowell. stopped Ben Jones. 1855. Brook
lrn t3l
BOISE. Idaho.-Jmmy Martinez. 1911
Glendale. AriZ, ouipointed Mickey
Rhodes. 1R3 Boise Cnl
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RESULTS YESTERDAY

Washingtor 0iO 600 loo q
Philadelphia 900 lei 00a-4 10 q
Brodovski. Brown "a, HYDE - and
Berberet. HeaTn. Bunker a.. Farrel
-. Conley t9i and Burk Winning
pitcher-Bunker Losing pitcher--Brown.
Home washington. Killehrev
Boston 600 OOa 600 o00 q q
N Y a. 900 900 600 900 90 s .
Schron. K!ely ~. Thomas a.. Thiel
COi and H sullivan; Ditmar Ford a
Grim "a, Depalos tlni, Freeman u3t
and RerEa. Blanchard IA Winning
pteher-Thiei Losing pitcher-Free-
man
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the headpin SO straight times In
the finals Of the fourth annual
Billy Rapp Memorial Headpin
Tournament at Alexandria Ten.
pins. They were:
Billy leh who won with 331:
Frank Durham, 800: Eddie Muel-
lei, 1923; Dewey Hippeard, 30s,
and Charley Robinson, 298. Next
in the payof was Richard Szcze-
panik, 295.
Frances Colohan, 29l, and
Amy Scheidt, 263, led the women.
Carl Zost shot the high game
of the qualifying round, 1l8,
which included 10 consecutive
strikes. but was low in the finals
at 236. His son. Herbert, quail
fled with ia and shot 261 in the
roll-off
There were 1862 entries.
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BOWLING

Rarely Is pressure on anchor
men as unyielding as it was when
Jack Barley of Bethesda Forty
Alleys and Johnny Mandes of
Arcade Pontiac shot it out last
night at Wheaton in a District
Major League match.
With an advantage in total
pinfall of only nine, Bethesda
scored a shutout.
In the first, Barley spared in
the 10th box and counted seven
to give Bethesda the edge, $50
to 500. His mark offset one by
Mandes.
In the second, Mandes needed
"a mark and seven for victory. He
got the mark, but on the count
chopped / and S and. with a fly
back got four. Bethesda won
by two, 623 to 621.
In the third, Mandes again
spared In the crisis and counted
six, but Barley for the second
time thwarted him, with a spare
and five as Bethesda prevailed by
four pins. 6l4 to $40.
Mandes was high for his team
lat 1888, but low in spirit at zero
Barley was the man Of the
moment for Bethesda, but was
ably abetted by Paul Moore
whose 156-438 was the league
high set Of the evening.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet Sus.
tanned two-game lead by edg.
ing Miller High Life while run.
neer-up Pep 81 loCashaded Hick,
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Touchdown CIubmen
To Hear Irish Diplomat

Brian Durnin. First Secretary
of the Irish Embassy. will speak
on Irish sports as the Touch
down Club holds its annual st.
Patrick's Day luncheon at 12;15
pm. Monday.
Durnin played Gaelic football,
soccer and rugby in Ireland. He
lis a graduate of Louvain Uni
versity and before turning diplo-
mat was prominent in radio
work in Ireland.
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL

cievelsnd zoo coii oox-s "A q
Kaiser. Brosnan a.. Briss "a and
Kat Lemon, Houtteman A.. MosSi -
and Naragon. Winning pitcher--Lemon
Losing piicher--Kaiser
Home runs-chicaGo: Brosnan cleve-
Baltimore O3l OlO O0S-s 10 I
New YORK M Ou5 O0i 0O3--g 10 /
Moore, johnson t5,. Zuverink g, and
ps'tor Burnside Jones a Shipley a.
pitener--Grlssom. Losing pitcher-zu-
iVerink
Home runs New York. Schoendienst.
Harris -, RodSers 90
Detroit 600 ooo QUO o . q
Milwaukee 600 Dol COX 9
Burning, woJey 90 and Wilson;
orsndar. Swatski ~. winntng pitch
er-conley. Losing pitcher-wojey-
5iookiyn oil $50 ok ) u :,
Keezsn. Harshman a.. Fischer ~
and Battey. crais. Lahine a., Branca
~ and Roseboro, campanella 90.
er-Harshman.
81 Louis ngo 100 603--lo z I
Kansas City 00l 600 col II
Dickson Merritt a. jackson -
Host a., Burnett "a, Blake ~ orune'
Ia and II Smith. Thompson ,hl WIN
ming piteher-Dickson Losing pitcher
Kellner.
Home runs--St Louis. Noon, Ennis
Pittsburgh tNl 0I3 600 Goo II 4
Cincinnati IN, Ol0 90 700 : !
Brown, CARRIER t5l, King az and
Rand Nuxhall. DAVIS a.. Fowler "a
Scantlebury 80 and Bailey. Dotterer tsl
Winning piteher-Brown Losing pitr
er--Nuxhall
Home runs PittSpurEh stuart IN
ctnnati. Bailey.
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Altobelli got two hits apiece to
pace the 11-hit attack.
1t was the Cubs fourth
straight defeat.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.
0P.-Erratic pitching still
plaques the Kansas City Ath-
|letics, who took a 1874 drubbing
from the st. Louis Cardinals
yesterday.
Alex Kellner, trying for q
comeback, was nicked for two
runs in the first two innings and
took the loss, but 1t was Wally
IBurnette who walked FIVE Car
Idinals during a Six-run seventh
inning.
Wally Moon and Del Ennis
slammed homers for the Cards.
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By the Associated Press


Fla
BROOKLYN VS. Chicago tA) at vero
Beach. Pla.
Chicago eN VS. New York IN, at
Phoenix. Ariz
Cincinnati Va Milwaukee at B-aden-
ton Fla
:, Philadelphia vs. New York "a At
Clearwater Fla
Pittsburgh VS. Boston a. Sarasota Fla
81. Louis vs. Kansas City at ST. Peters
burg FLA
Baltimore VS. Cleveland at Tucson
Ariz.
GAMES TOMORROW
Washington vs Chicago tA) at Tampa
Fla
:. Brooklyn VS. Milwaukee at Brsdenton
Fla
Chicago M vs. Cleveland at Mesa.
ARR
:. Cincinnati VS. Pittsburgh at Fort
New York IN, VS. Baltimore at SCOTS
dale Ariz
Philadelphia vs. Kansas City at Clear
water. Fla
st. Louis rs Boston a. Sarasota Fla
Detroit VS. New York IA 1T st Peters
burg, Fla.
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North Carolina
Plays Caniisiius)
Vext in NCAA
Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page CT
times in the second half the Ellis
went back in front but Bob Cum
bingham finally sent Carolina
ahead for keeps in the ninth
minute of the half.
Lennie Rosenbluth. North
Cardinals All-America. and red
haired Johnny Lee of Yale staged
a fine scoring duel. RoSenbluth,
who was benched for awhile
after committing his fourth
foul, came out with slightly the
better Of it, netting 90 points to
Lees IS. The latter fouled out
in the last minute.
Hundley, Sharrar Shackled
Canisius combined control,
defensive skill and the sharp
shooting . of Hank Nowak and
Joe Leone in upsetting the
Mountaineers, who were elimi-
mated in the first round for the
third straight year,
The Grifflns built a 34-18 half
time lead and were ahead by Is
points we'll into the second half
before a determined West Vir-
ginia rally reduced the margin
to two points at $3.50. Canisius
took control from there on.
Nowak finished with 10 points.
one more than Leone, while the
Griffins we're holding West Vir-
ginia's high-scoring Hot Rod
Hundley and 6-foot-l0 Lloyd
Sharrar we'll in hand. Hundley
wound up with UP with II points,
including 9 straight from the
foul line, and Sharrar could net
only 3.
Syracuse pulled away in the
closing minutes for its victory
over Connecticut after trailing
by 8 points with some 8
minutes to play. Gary Clark
and Winnie Cohen started hitting
and the Orange finally moved
in front at $3.50 and stayed
there. Clark emerged as the tor
scorer with IS points. followed
by Cohen with % and Connec-
ticut's jim O'Connor and Al
Cooper with 81 and 10.
Irish Lead All Way
Notre Dame led all the way
in trouncing Miami as four Of
the Irish starters went the route
and the fifth. Guard Bob Levine
fouled out late in the game
Sophomore Tom Hawkins. Capt
John Smyth and John Mccarthy
netted IS. % and % points. in
that order. to pace the attack.
/ A 3l-point performance by
Don Hennon, 5-foot-9 sopho-
more. led Pittsburgh, but it was
"a jump shot by Substitute John
Laneve in the last minute and a
| half that saved the Panthers
from defeat at the hands OF
Morehead. Laneve's basket came
with Pittsburgh trailing. 1898
and provided the margin Of VIC
tory as the teams traded foul
shots in the waning seconds.
Oklahoma City jumped off tc
"a 1916 halftime lead and never
was threatened in avenging an
earlier 67-61 loss to Loyola. Big
guns for the Chiefs were Hubert
Reed and Roger Holloway with
% and 20 points. RESPECTIVELY.
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swinging and Harris watched a
third strike. Bob Micelotta
singled to start the Pills eighth
but went out trying to steal. :.
Marv Blaylock famed and Cor
bous then singled. but was picked
of first by Lou Berberet.
Neil Chrisley and Luttrell by
failing TO hit, virtually have
assured themselves of return to
the minors. Dick Bunker,
letthander who won II games
with Schenectady last season,
BANKED the Senators on two
hits in three innings. He's
a former Notre Dame student.
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Totals 20 is ~ Totals IS S 81
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