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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
WAKENl BETHESDA!
PAY S8s.62 PER MO.

At 4hss plus small cash down
proud owner Of . lovely RAMBLER,
Only 3 yrs. old, In like-new condi-
street. pEscRIprfUSNs.: ni Irlck -Red.
wood; 5Qxl00 lot: det.; 3 bedfms.,
liy, rf1.. kit. path iifepl.; full bstnt'
with washer-dryer. Air cooled: low
price, Sl4,40A, Located zoos Ed
ward ave, bethesda. Drive gut
right on Lone Oak lane for 4 blks.,
turn left on Edward ave. to our
sign on No. zoos.
For all information, call Mr..
Bremen, ia, 0-2434 now, Tor call
week DAYS. Ma. S-5Ol0 at PRED
BRICK W. BERENs SALES. NC,
1929 l. ST. n.w.D
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HOUSES f0R SALE ND.

cARoLE HIGHLANDS, 1903
10th ave. bedrme., lM
baths. prize-winninR Calf.
nome. 20-ft. liv< rm., fire-
place, patio, dishwasher,
radiant heat, finished rec.
rIn.. near public and paro-
chial schools. &16,050. OWN
ER. HE. 4-4464.
cHEVERLY-OPEN SUN. 90
BRICK RAMBLER, 8 yrs. old,
immac. 5000 Joslyn pl.: bedrms. i
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., IA baths;
scr. porch; garage; expandable at
tic rIn.; full bsnnt. Swimming poo
membership avail.
COLONIAL, brick and frame: 81
yrs. old. 0317 jason st.; 5 bedfms.
liv. rm., din. rln., kit. brkfst. nook
lRe. scr. porch, patio. Both close
TO public and parochial schools
NJ. PAUL HANNAH, NE. s-4lOO
Cali Mr.. sheehan, AP. 1904.
FOREST HEIGHTS
INSPECTION By APPOINTMENT
420 Woodland dr.---Detached,
bedrms., 2 baths; beautiful view O.
Potomac. immaculate condition
GEO. 8. KING Co, LII. 4-250I
TEMPLEToN KNoLLs-No down
PAYMENT. LOVELY 3-BEDROON
BRICK. iRELIABLE NON.VET AS.
SUME LOAN. WA. 7-4020: IF Nc
ANSWER, CALL AID. 2-0403 ANY
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ARL. My OWNER. ciose-in
rms 4 baths, IN many N.Y. unusual S feat feat
Lee lot, loyelv St; Eng. bsmt.,
pchs; Out Lee hwy, left on Kirk
johnson TO 1905. Price, mid.
twenties. IA. b-790B. 49,
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ARLINGTON FOREST, OWNER
Immaculate 3-bedrm. Colonial,
full bsmt.: shaded lot; screened
porch; Anchor fence. Convenient
to Pentagon, shops, schools. sl6,-
$50, FHA; low down payment
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ARLINGTON-Lovely brick homt
In choice Tara area; 3 bedrms.
Ia baths. formal din. rm.. full
bsmt. with paneled rec. rm. Leyel
lot, Asking Sl9.eb0. Call OWNER
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Z BEDROOMS. 3 baths. fnished
sss Sii,I Inn ssdEp95t ehssSSr acre trees.
mum storm windows and doors.
Extra-lRrge split-level. Get In
before nearby school starts. S22,-
300, 8. O. oERAcH1s CO., JE
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INTENTION LARGE TAMiIiiTiTIFs, 8.

LARGE FAMILIEsi s.
170-ft. lot: fruit trees, flowers.
etc; drier, stove, disposal, refgr.,
auto. washer; convenient location.
Assume 4ATe loan; save SSSSS.
Monthly payments, sill; small
down payment; price. S1S.450.
Falls Church. 600 Strathmeade, /
block on Arl. blvd. (Rte. 500, pass
Jefferson Village Apis. Showing
2 pm.-0 pm, August rs. After
that CAL JE. 3-s736 or II. b-o700,
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ARLINGTON, BY oWNER-Si6.500
Just $500 above FLA appraisal
Brick Colonial. newly painted: 3
bedrms.. liv. rm.. fireplace, sep
din. rm.. bsmt., gas h.-a.h.; alum
n sfoT insl, wiHSOE r. ky ayn sSgS4s sgSS!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17

CLOSE TO SCHOOLS. bus. shop
ping. nentason: p. C. In 9. ,Arl.
paney; OWNER will sacrifice. IA.
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Church: 3 bedrms.. full basement s; i n: :
immediate occupancy. S13,95O
s. q. GERACHI6 CO., JE. 2.2314
ONLY e605 DOWN. including set
Element cost; 3-bedroom rambler:
equip. kit. walk to stores. schools,
buses; located near Seven Corners
shopping area. Call OWNER to
see, IA. 7-T7bfi,
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ARL. NJ, mr.. Hecht's-Four bedrms.
plenty S closs.s full ff bs2 sn.' eEst
gar. huge scr. rear porch, fenced
rear I'd 2 rms, End q. NOV used
OWNER T3S NJ ABINGDON a.
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LONG, low. 55-ft. Meridian RAM
bier. Lovely. woode, ia-aere yard:
SEPARATE paneled ten with pvt.
entrance, large liy. rm. with firepl..
beautiful bic KIT. 2 diversified bed
Sib.SSo and 81 ,soo down DOWN on I ney
FLA terms. Phone JE. 3-2O93,
WIN, A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
CONVENIENT FIT. BELvOIR =
sI 1880 s az loan s sSedrmA' assume sSms
bier with part bsmt, Price, S12,-
300. SIILS REAL ESTATE. IA.
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COY RAMBLER With freplaee II
liv. rm.. sep. din. rm, screened.
In porch; Ia-acre lot, paved drive.
way, dead-end street $1,000
low down payment. OWNER, 2lt
Thor dr., Falls Church. Va, JE
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OWNER TRANSFERRED! Save on

this beautiful 4.year-old san.
brick rambler in Fairfax County,
8 miles to #. Belvoir. 10 miles to
Pentagon. Immaculate condition.
, bedfmS., sep. din. nm, lee. kit,
breezeway, attached double gar.
room for expansion on h-acrO
wooded lot. To inspect: out 6hir-
ley hwy. to Franconia exit. left
Estates and % Pratt Sc, OWNER
on premises. Occupancy by SEPT,
l. XII. S-1D07,
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SCOOP THE MARKET. nov nav

yss found d. a gold . mine1 20 dis;
middle 1middIe eos un0ei Sns 4 p''e 81.
level. S-ear earase, the smartest
floor plan incl, baths, 3 bed
rms. more II needed, super
kit, rustic brick, complete daylight
basement, superb lot. These must
be seen to be APPRECIATED BY
CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
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ARL., n; e-in-New de luxe s.
bedrm.. 2-bath brick rambler with
full bsmt. and many other fea-
lures; loo. a. 1905 N. Stafford
St, mr.. schools, buses. churches,
SRhi9p IRgIpNs ~ Attr sNtrse fnaneinS'
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TOP \; A! ARR ;v,I LI,ocaTIONi Not:
rancher, SiS.95O. Sure, a fun
bsmt.. 3 bedrms,, kit. with eatinp
space: big. bic yard: quiet, clreu-
lar street: that new FLA A.
naneing is available too. Phone
WM' x. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC
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sell lovely crestwood brick ram.
bler---J bedrins.. full basement,
flrepl, nagstone patio, / u baths,
from O'Connell Catholic High
school $4,000. JE. 3-Ss03
FOR SALE BY OWNER-3-bedrm
brick rambler with pine-paneled
rec TT an ISa. concrete cT psto y.s com
blvd FLA Of OF inancins; price,
s16,oB0. 80. 5-7109.
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WE CAN'T RELIEVE n. ReaitoFi

ONLY S595 DOWN. buys this g.
bedroom rambler: conveniently
located Just : few blocks from
schools, shopping and bus; assume
ments and an extremely low sales
price. ARFAX REALTY, JE. 4.
1900.
SLICE. -BEDRM. new rambler; ioFa
street, near schools. Wonderful
for kids. Under $4,000. By
OWNER. no agents. CT. 3-8236.
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SILVER SPRING = s-bsdrm. briel
isnced yard: ample SIs stcrass :'s storm
doors and windows: mr.. schools;
$1,000 dn.. FLA. BY OWNER, 10
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Open Every Afternoon

Directions: out Mass, ave. 1 mi
past Westmoreland Circle to Crom.
well dr.. right TO MerenVo I'd, riehi
to Newington. I'd. and 1907. Bull
and for sale by
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NEW, 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER-Tils
bath, compl. kit. incl. washer and
drier.. storage room; paved 81.
WIN trade; $12,e5O. I1O5 56th
ave. Hillside. Open for inspec-
ton. RE. R-llAR4. Ifs
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70 8. si7 Malcolm 0r a. .Searm
bath. ExpSndaSis Snd NJ II. with With
roughed-fn plumbing. Full bsmt
Fenced yard. Firepl.. on Univ,
blvd and Patton DIR. See or call
Nj, KINGSLEY. ~. b-0l76 with NJ
Paul. HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV
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ARL.. n, BY owNER-Min. down
R sFss PIt S,S hermit att a l OS SEe
mod eony. lloess;' cor. lot. Must
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ALEX, va. HILLS = 3-bedrm.
shingle rambler; lee. lot; $1,000
cash down. Assume AZ loan.
E ESokMA ri JEAN an RoE REAL rs
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2 BIG WOODED ACRES PLUs e
with this rambler-styled home
Very attrac. liV. rm. with firenl
and cathedral ceiling: separate
din. nm, 3 large bedrms., modern
kit. bsmt.. h.-Wh. Only $4,000
on good terms. Close to new
schools. public and Catholic. Only
one. Phone today. JE. 3-2O93
WIN. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC,
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= Spacious 3-bedrm
ton; de luxe all-elec kit. with
dishwasher and disposal, tiled
bath. stairway TO hoored storage
attic plus full bsmt. with pine
paneled rec. I'm. with firepl., side
screened porch laree CT LIST trust
may be assumed with reas cash
down payment. owner transferred
and must sell. To inspect. call TN
. pm: DU. $4,000, RA. 3-3540.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
PARK BOARD FOOTBALL
LEAGUE
MINNEAPOLIS
Cub Division

Phyllis Wheatley Cubs defeated
Unity Torpedoes As TO 0.
Midget Division
Phyllis Wheatley Midgets de-
feated Colts 7 TO 0.
Junior Division
Phyllis Wheatley Juniors lost to
Kids 7 to 0.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
Atkins Out Of WeIfer~eisht
Title Elimination Race

Milwaukee - CAMP - Virgil
Atkins title ambitions suffered a
severe jolt here last week when
Fred SADLY, chairman Of the Ma
tional Boxing Associations Rat
ing Committee announced that the
st. Louis slugger is out Of the
elimination tournament that will
chose a successor to former welte-
weight champion Carmen BRsilio.
Both the MIA and New York
State Athletic Commission are
supporting the elimination tourna-
ment. And among those approved
by the MIA are Tony DeMarco,
Isaac Logart and Vince Martinez,
the No. 1, 2 and contenders.
Atkins supporters have sought to
obtain MIA recognition of the
winner Of a bout between Virgil
and DeMarco in Boston on Oct.
20, as the new champion But Sad
dy, in rejecting the bid, pointed
out that Atkins was beaten by Gil
Turner in Atlantic City last
month. That eliminated him
from further consideration" said
SADLY.
Sadly stuck TO his argument,
despite the fact the Atkins sup
porters maintained that the St
Louisan suffered a broken left
hand during the fight. A hard
sneak right is Atkins best weapon.
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SUGAR RAY RoBINSoN'S
SILENCE IS PULLING

New York amp What is
Sugar Ray Robinson planning?
Only Robinson can answer that
question and right now, the To-
quacious one is strangely silent.
VIII he fight Basilio again?
Robbie amt sayin'.
Win he go back TO the song and
dance business?
He still amt talkin'! But Rob
bic did back out Of a TV appear
ance in The Green Pastures. Yet
he has left himself open for dick
ering to appear in a new tangled
all colored version Of Golden
Boy" the Broadway drama that
rocketed Bill Holden to fame.
Meanwhile, the fistic world
waits. and the president Of the
IBC slowly RECEIVERS from the re-
suits Of the battle he had with
Robinson: the financial tussle that
sent him to the hospital Rumors
say that Jim Norris will resign as
president Of IBC.
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Local Complains
Ger Quick Results

Cities are making Il easier for
citizens to get action on COM
plants and suggestions
In Rockville, Maryland. a tele-
phone call to city Hall brings a
postcard acknowledgment OF the
call Immediately and a written
account OF the action taken.
Chicago has a mobile unit
which meets citizens in different
areas OF the city, in addition TO an
information booth In the City
Hall.
Kansas City Mo, and Rich
mond, Va. try TO avoid complaints
by encouraging city employees to
carry report forms upon which TO
note defects as holes in the
streets, badly placed traffic signs
and broken parking meters.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

The echo of the 1857 in the ears Of baseball
fans throughout the world but the register to-
day providing more vibrant players competed in
autumn classic.
This especially Negro players flour for the
World Champion Milwaukee Braves for the New York
Yankees whose earnings
earned by performers play since s47 70 xo7s
Furthermore Henry Aaron Covngton Manta and Juan
Pizzaro for the Howard and Harry sutcs
Simpson for the Yans played Series to date The
ss in total net receipts for the games topped by
S1sssso the record established by the Yanks and
the Brooklyn Dodgers in the IS Series event which the
Yanks beaten.
shares fell behind those ~ ,5 h.c.
did not the Series four games That
the first four the IS yielded larger return at the
box office This despite the fact 1884,
712) topped the IS total by than
Players shares decided first four games
o play
To illustrate players Jared individually and as
ing breakdown:
1s47DOdgers: and Dan Bankhead 81 10
each; total for both, Ss,1623s
Dolby and saheI Jas "a IT'D NJ
S1354414
1s4sDOdgers Robinson Roy Campanea and Don Nevcombe
&27273; total for trio Sl2SIs1e.
1e51-Giants Willie Mays Irwin and Hank Tbonpson
Aso1OS; total for trio S14s53.0s.
1s52-Dodgers: Robinson Campanena Black and Sandy
Amaros $2oo64 each; total for group Ss,sO25s.
1s53Dodgers: Robinson Campanea Black and Junior Gillian
$617s42 each; total for group, S247136S
1e54-Gants: Thompson each highest in
dvdual shares Series history Dolby
all three S29,OosSo.
1s55-Dodgers (vrnner) Robinson Campanera Newcombe
debut) Dodgers largest individual
shares in classics history
1956-Dodgers: Robinson CampaneIa Newcombe Amaros Gil
Ham $6934.34 each: Yanks: Ss71476.
le57-Nwaukee (winner): H. (bang series)
Yves Covngton FIELDING starr Bill Buton injury
full share) Felix Mantna
Howard and Harry Simpson S56O6O6.
Total earnings the players Excluding Bruton)
the 10 years of Series play-S273s26236
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
ROUNDUP

Chicago - (ANP) Sid WI
hams, wisconSin's fine junior
quarterback. and Dan Lewis, ster-
ling senior halfbaclS. led the Bad
gers to a smashing 45-to-1s VIC
tory over West Virginia Saturday
before $3.50 in Camp Randall at
Madison.
williams hit Lewis with 81
yard touchdown pass before tho
game was a minute old. Lewis al
most matched Il with en- se-yard
touchdown run from serimmage
TO open the third quarter.
Williams who missed a touch
down himself when he fumbled on
the Mountaineers goal line, also
tossed scoring pass to end Earl
Hin. The play covered yards,
Hill, incidentally, threw the key
block that sprung Lewis In the
clear in his third quarter gAmhit.
The run was the second longest
from scrimmage In Wirconsin's
history, Eddie Gillette went 90
yards against Northwestern in
1912.
Earnel burden, the speedy half
back OF Oregon State, scored a
pair OF touchdowns to lead the
Beavers 70 a 22-to-is victory
over Northwestern at Evanston.
He scored once on a Ss-yard
pass play. and accounted for HIS
second folly on a i5-yard run.
Ron Burton. the wiidcats
sophomore haifback, registered a
six pointer for the losers when he
dashed 70 yards on a lateral play.
Before a crowd OF 65.6o5 at
Minneapolis, Minnesota scored n
2l-to-17 victory over Purdue. Dick
Brooks. a sophomore end for the
Boilermakers, scored one touch
down on a tO-yard pass play. Tom
Fletcher, the senior halfbaclx,
booted a l2-yard field goal and
two extra points But their efforts
were not enough 20 overcome the
Golden Gophers Bob Blakey, Min
nesota's fullback, kicked a pair OF
extra points.
Don Clark, Ohio states Junior
halfback threw the first touch
down pass OF his career as the
Bucks walloped Washington, IS
to-7 az Seattle. Clark and Phil
Lcbeou elaborated on the T.
yard scoring play
Bob Mitchell, Illinois fiaahy
halfback scored his first touch
down OF the season as the nlini
routed Colgate a0-to-O, before Al
69i fans In Memorial Stadium at
Campaign, III.
Harvey BroolSins. Columbia
u's highly-regardcd sophomore
halfback, was on the scoring end
OF n well-eNecutied 71-yard pass
play for the Lions only touchdown
as Princeton won It's first Ivy
League game Of the season In fair
ly easy fashion. 47-to-6 at New
York city.
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~ A@NNNg AsAANa
and the warm welcome extended
to the bowlers by manager Harry
Applebaum certainly adds to that
pleasure. Harry bowls in the
B'nai Birth straightaway league
and carries an average OF i6s,
The Bowierama qualitiers had
their roll off at Lucky Lanes Sat
urday afternoon, Among them
were Jane Lee and Dorothy Co
zine. both Of whom won prizes;
Jane came in FIRST CongratulR-
tons!
When two people who bowl get
together the larger share OF the
talk runs to bowling. In that con-
nection we learned OF a young
man from Colorado who Is an ac-
complished pianist and teacher
Of general science at Edison high
school, Minneapolis, He is Robert
Williams who says II he listens to
much more bowling talk, the
bug" might bite him.
Tuesday night bowling at st.
Peter Claver did not have its us
ual number Of visitors, but the
few who were there added 10 the
merriment The Twin city Ladies'
League Is going TO present TO the
sponsor who is in attendance the
largest number OF times a trophy.
Let's see you there sponsorsl
Thursday night the Bies Boys
were downed three games, They
were not up TO par perhaps be-
cause Frank Schine, one OF the
team mates il leaving TO make his
home in ID, c. At least this writer
adds that TO the string OF alibis
heard all over the alleys.
Dorothea Burnes and sister Con-
ME came In TO see the bowling.
Callie Fowler came and gave the
bowlers treat from her large
bag Of cashew nuts Harry Rich
ardson scolded us because Of our
poor scoring, then "softened the
blow with a gift Of pop Thanks
Harry Team Number welcomed
Ernest Duke Green back on the
roster Duke" Is one OF our better
male bowlers and much needed by
his team.
One OF the teams from the
Northern Lights league that Is to
bowl In the State Women's Tour
nament is scheduled 10 bowl Dec.
10 at $3.50 p. m. at Biltmorc
Lanes, Minneapolis Members Of
that team are; Agnes Bailey, Bon
ME Douglass, Mary Morris. Bes-
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TWIN CITY
Pin PATTER

Dorothy CoEinea pictured here
is captain OF Jean and Rays team
in the Ten Strike League. She
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
THE NATURAL GRIP
WHO BOWERS Manual


WIBC BOWERS Manual
Some individuals have slender
hands and long fingers; others
have wide hands and short fingers.
The shape OF hands determines
whether the bowler will want
two hole or three-hole ball, which
ever results In the most natural
and comfortable grip. permitting
Il to leave the hand smoothly
when delivered In the ball TO use.
A beginner who has a fairly
strong grip might first try a two
hole ball. for once having master
ed Il the two-hole ball can or
dinarily be controlled more read
lily than one with three holes, II
the middle finger Is not strong
enough TO continually support the
weight OF the ball, II Is advisable
to use a three-hole ball, The ma
jority OF women use three-hole
ball
Twin city ladies' viii be inter
ested TO know one OF their long
time sponsors, Dave Rosen who IL
in business in Highland Park
says Hello TO all the girls for
me, l really enjoyed my associa-
ton with the bowlers"
r. q. Ladies'. Oct. 10
High, single game: Mary Rus
sell, 1871; Wanda Owens, 1871.
Gladys Mcfarland. l75; Lillian
Finley. t73,
High Series; Mary Russell 4s0
Star Shepherd iB2. Wanda Owens
i9l.
Team Event
Bies 2 Cooks 1
Jimmy's DIX 2 Coleman Loan
Brooks 2 Central Loan
Grove Fin. 3 Jansen Liz 0
Ten Strike, Oct. ~
High individual, single game
Muriei Gardner. III, Louise
Thomas, 1877; Jack Hyatt, POT;
Mary Russell, 1875; vern Var
borough, 200; Howie Barrett, FOG
High series: Mary Russell, $40.
Muricl Gardner 433; Louise
Thomas, All; Jack Hyatt, eli:
Howie Barrett, B41, Robt Graham
SIT
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Turner, SADLY said, will be substi-
tuted for Atkins In the elimination.
Basiio vacated the welter-
weight title when he decisioned
Sugar Ray Robinson Sept. % 70
win the middleweight crown. The
action was automatic.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
BUNS, GIANTS FANS
GLAD YANkS LOST

New York-(ANP)-There was
more joy in this town over the
New York Yankees loss in the
World Series than was apparent
on the surface. Thousands Of
former Dodgers and Giants fans
were roofing for Milwaukee and
when they got their wish, they
were rejoicing that Hank Aaron,
Yves Covington, Felix Mantilla
had covered themselves with glory
but they were sad that the tan
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
Sid Williams, Wisconsin
Quarterback, Leads
Bio Ten Scorers

Chicago NP)-s Scoring two
touohdowns in the Badgers 20 to
II victory over Purdue, Sid Will
liams took the lead in the Big Ten
all-game football scoring last
week.
In the poll, conducted by local
agency, Williams, the first Negro
to quarter back regularly in Big
Ten, pulled away from the pack
with a total Of 20 points. He was
being trailed colsely by Don
sutherlin Of Ohio state, who tai
lied n points
Williams scored his % points
on four touchdowns and one con-
version. The Badgers, with him at
the helm were unbeaten at this
writing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
500, 900 Offer InPressss
Moorej Terms Set For
Bout With SpiaseE

Detroit-(ANP)-- Veteran box
er Archie Moore, having always &
sharp eye for buck, found a
500, 900 offer to hard to resist
and as a result came to terms for
title defense against Chuck
Spieser Of Detroit in January.
The 500, 900 was a guarantee
put up by the challenger and his
brother and manager, Joe Spieser
for the title bout with Moore. The
site for the bout has not yet been
officially announced, but II was
presumed that II win be held here
Moore's acceptance Of the Of
fer came in a telegram TO the
Michigan Athletic Board Of Con-
troll, with which the Spieser camp
had posted $4,000 as a first step
in fortifying the guarantee. The
remaining $4,000 Of Moore's
guarantee must be posted with the
commission no later than Oct. %.
The Moore braintrust consists
of Archie and co-managers Charlie
Johnson and Jack CDocl Kearns.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

cohorts Of the Yanks had so little
Of that same ephemeral stuff.
Elston Howard was hot and
cold, Suitcase Simpson just wasn't
up to it. But that's the way the
ball bounces, or the way Lew Bur
dette threw il.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
by LOUISE THOMAS
Capital S-S35I

sic Green and Louise Thomas.
Northern Lights, Oct. 10
High, single game Muriel Gard
ner is2, Matte Hll, IT'S; Agnes
Bailey i66; George Manning, ans;
Jack Adams, 2is; Ralph Jones.
1877.
High series: Jack Adams, 500;
Ralph Jones, $50; Howard Gun
nells, sol; Agnes Bailey 4ts: vir-
ginia Robinson, tS6; Muriel Gard
ner ass.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

The Paper People cusS a Discuss
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

was a member
OF webbs Five
team in 1855, the
city champions
She also bowls
in the Twilight
mixed doubles
league.
II is always a
pleasure 20 bowl
nj Lucky Lanes
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-20
WHAT TO DO ABOUT GIFTS.

Do you often wonder what to give 4 loved one, re-
iatve or friend, religious or lay person. A spiritual
gift" has lasting effects. Our GIFT r will say;
I'D you had Mass said for them: OR C) you enrolled
them in the rich spiritual benefits Of this Association;
OR CD in their name you gave 4 sacred article to Z
mission chapel.