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DESIRE RENT COTTAGE OR

DESIRE RENT COTTAGE OR
HOUSE-May or June, maybe
also July, located between Avon
and Hatteras for married couple
producing national publicity films
featuring Outer Banks. Absolute
requirements: Electricity, 2 beds
in main bedroom, electric refrig-
orator, 4 burner gas or electric
range, all kitchen utensils and
china for persons. Must be phone
in home or friendly phone reason
ably nearby. Can also use another
b.r. for visiting son and wife, will
bring our we'll trained dog. Advise
exact location-size of cottage etc.
and rent for May, June and maybe
July. Reply Air Mail Box 468.
West Palm Beach, Florida.
T-3-22-2te
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CARD OF THANKS

We want to express our very
sincere thanks for every kindness
and consideration evidenced by
friends, relatives, neighbors and
acquaintance of Mrs. Amanda
Westcott Daniels during her ILL
ness and passing.
Memorial funds were begun in
churches of the children, numerous
contributions were made to Can
GER Research, silver offerings were
made to her memory and a memo
rial Flower Garden planted in
Ardmore, Pa. This will be added
to annually.
THE CHILDREN OF
MRS. AMANDA WESTCOTT
DANIELS
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on
the LIST day of March, 1857 ! did
lease to Rondal K. Tillett, Wan
cheese, North Carolina, the follow
ing described oyster bottom:
Lease No. I'll
Located in Roanoke Sound,
North and East of Wanchese,
N. C. Beginning at a stake in
Roanoke Sound N 1870 E
1919 from c. M. No. Is and
running s 12'-4p e 16O5.5' to
q stake; thence S 74e-5F w
1872 to a stake; thence N co.
-48' w 1888 to a stake;
thence N sos E 592.8' to
the point of beginning, contain
ing 25.T acres.
This the LIST day of March, 1857.
C. G. HOLLAND,
Fisheries Commissioner
T-3-15-4tc
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leaders Edward Rogers and Jack
son Twiford and Scouts, Walt
Spencer, Cobbie Foreman, Bobby
Sullivan, Jay Twiford, Buddy
Rogers Sunny Briggs, Charles
Minton, Mike Teller, Don Perry,
Terry Beacham and A. L. Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sanderlin
and daughters, Corinne and Rose
mary and Ellen Perry spent Sat-
urday in Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Rogers
spent the week end in Charlotte
visiting their daughters and her
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WANTED-In Hyde or Beaufort
County. Large lot or small acre
age on road with water frontage
either sound, river or creek. Pre-
ferably with old buildings and
electricity. Suitable for use or de-
velopment as summer home. Must
be priced to sell. Write Property"
CO Belhaven Pilot, Belhaven, N.
C. P-3-14-2tp
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OF AN
ORDER OF ATTACHMENT
Coastland Realty Company, Plain
tiff
E. ". Midget, Jr. Defendant
TO: E. v. midget, Jr.:
Take notice that pleading
seeking relief against you has
been filed in the above entitled
action in the Superior Court of
Dare County, North Carolina.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows:
To have and recover of the de-
PENDANT the sum of $4,000 with
interest thereon from the date of
this action until paid, due under
a rental contract for premises in
the Town of Manteo.
You are required to make de-
tense to such pleading not later
than the 10th day of May, 1857,
and upon your failure to do so,
the party seeking relief against
you will apply to the Court for
the relief sought.
The said E. v. Midget, Jr. will
further take notice that in said
action an Order of Attachment
against the property of the said
defendant has been issued on the
10th day of March, 1867 and the
following property and indebted
ness attached:
All of the plumbing supplies,
equipment, and merchandise To-
Gated in and on the premises of
the plaintiff, and used in con-
nectiOn with the business of the
defendant as a plumbing con-
tractor.
And that the said Order of At
tachment is returnable before the
undersigned Clerk of Superior
Court at his office as provided by
Section 1-44.16 of the GENERAL
STATUTES OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA.
This the 10th day of March.
1857.
(s) C. S. MEEKINS
Clerk Superior Court
Dare County, N. G.
T-3-22-4tc
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LAWNMOWER REPAIRING. We
repair all makes of power lawn
mowers and air cooled engines.
Large stock of parts on hand for
Wisconsin, Clinton and Briggs and
Stratton engines. Free pickup and
delivery on island. Satisfaction
guaranteed. ALEXIS REPAIR
SHOP, Wanchese, N. c. Phone
248-J2. T-3-1-tfc
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OFFICE SUPPLIES. Loose leaf
ledgers, ledger sheets, columnar
sheets, eolumnar pads; 2O0-page
and 900-page single entry ledgers;
day books, counter books, type
writer ribbon, typewriter erasers,
typewriter cleaner, and many 9th
er items needed for daily use in
your office. TIMES PRINTING
CO.. Manteo, N. C. Phone A.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep ap-
probation to those of you who
stood by with words and deeds of
kindness during our bereavement.
We are deeply grateful.
The family of
JACK S. AUSTIN
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ARTIFICIAL BREEDING of your
cows to purebred, proven stocks
is both profitable and economical.
This service available to family
cow owners, beef producers, dairy
herds. All dairy and beef breeds
available. Call H. E. Clayton, Bel
haven 1905. P-10-4-tfc
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AMERICAN HOMES, 2 bedroom
bungalows built on your lot $5,-
500 ups bedrooms $6,4O0 up.
Compare our prices, material and
workmanship and try to match it.
Brick and frame homes. Charles
Haskell, 104 E. Colonial Ave-, Eliz-
abeth City. Phone 5704.
T-3-S-tfc
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TWO UNDERWOOD Typewriters
at $35 cash each while they last.
Good appearance and operating
condition. Times Printing Co., Inc,
Manteo, N. c.
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PANSY PLANTS, English daisies,
Sweet William and Carnations.
Camellias, Azaless and other gar
den and house plants at reasonable
prices. Roanoke Island Gardens,
Manteo, N C. T-12-7-tfc
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FARM AND HOME dirt cheap.
PonEer section, facing Pungo
River on paved road. ii acres good
farm land, ASC approved drain
age. Write or call Carlton Morris,
phone 2246 or 1886, Gainesville, N.
C. H-3-21-4tc
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INSURANCE. Auto liability, fire
and wind storm on dwellings and
business. Hugh Fortescue, Wash
ington. Dependable Insurance
since 1924" H-12-27-tfc
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS of all
kinds-Roofing, siding, painting,
rooms added, cement and brick
work, storm windows and doors or
anything else you want. No down
payment, So months to pay. Charles
w. Haskell, 1O4 E. Colonial Ave.,
Elizabeth City. Phone 5704.
T-3-8-tfc
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FOR RENT: unfinished, 2 bed
room house in Manteo. Mrs.
Flossie Price, tel. 23-J.
T-3-22-3tc
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There are no forests in Green
land, which has only a few dwarf
trees and many bushes.
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FOR SALE. 60 foot Shrimp Trawl-
er. GMC 6-71 deisel motor, nice
boat, well equipped, including so
watt radio phone. See or phone
Washington 8S6-J, Jesse Everett.
H-1-11-tfc
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CEMETERY MEMORIALS, where
you save the middleman's profit.
We don't employ agents you
save that commission. J. Winton
Sawyer, Elizabeth City, N. Z.
TPH-8-9-tfc
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SMALL STEEL SAFE with COM
bination and two drawers; $50,
or $3.50 under list price. Times
Printing Co., Manteo, N. C.
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WANTED. Lot or small cottage
between Avon and Hatteras
Point. Write details Immediately.
Charles H. Phillips, $3.50 Mar
garet Ave., Norfolk. T-3-15-5tp
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WINTER FERRY SCHEDULES
effective Oct. 10. 1885 Through Moy 81, 1881
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FOR SALE: Used piano. Reason
ably priced. F. E. Noble, phone
3OT-1, Belhaven. P-3-21-2tp
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HELP WANTED. GET THE
FACTS. Let US show you how
we have helped others to become
financially indepedent selling Raw
leigh Products. Good locality now
available in Hyde and Tyrrell
Counties. Write w. T. Rawleigh
Company, NCC-4SO-560A, Rich
mond, Va. H-2-28-5tp
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CHAIRS suitable for lodge officers
ca pulpit, will sell at bargain
Times Printing Co., Manteo.
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BRING YOUR repair problems to
"The Fix-It Shop" in Wanchese.
We can't repair everything but
We'll sure try. All work guaran-
teed.. Tel. 1912. Jeff Davis, Own
er-Manager. T-3-1-tfc
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EXPERIENCED local house paint
ing, outside and inside. Sheet
rock finishing and painting
SOBER. Prices reasonable. w. B.
Midget, E. P. Alexander, 308
County Street, Manteo, N. C.
T-2-02-5tn
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FOR SALE. New and rebuilt
Clinton & Briggs and Stratton
engines. 1 3/4 to 8 Horsepower.
Prices, $500 to $141.95. Propel-
lers, shafts, coupling, etc. ALEXIS
REPAIR SHOP, Wanchese. Phone
248-J2. T-3-1-tfc
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FOR AUTO LIABILITY and fire
insurance on Hatteras Island,
See Ivey Batten, Hatteras.
T-1-11-tfc
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ALL TYPES BOATS built. Prices
reasonable. Quality work. Roscoe
Gallop, phone 281-W4, Wanchese,
N. C.. T-S-1O-tfc
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PAGE SEVEN

family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Harrington of
Journeys End Motel have returned
after being away several months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-10
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

plicher-Hscker Losing pitcher
Tome runs--washineton, Yost. Gin
einneti. KlusEewski. Bell. Post te)
Lynch.
New York ca OOt O0l iaO---5 10 I
Jacksonville tSALl 01O ITO Ol0----4 o
kucks. Terry "a and Berra. Johnson
~ and ,Goldfader, Winning pitcher
Terry Losing pitcher-Piche
Home runs--Naw York: Mantle. Carey
e Ct aSoi' tA S SSS l lS1 c cc1s 70
Jones, Mabe 49,. Davis (sl and Lam
drith Wilson. Staley az and Battey
winning piieher--staley. Losing pitcher
Home run-st, Louis: CUNNINGHAM.
S New York M gig gig i iS1 CO., CO., (
Gray. .Tomanek f5). Narleskt 20 and
westrum. wmwor,hinston. Cray
Chicago IN 1870 200 el--s ie =
Baltimore 02O 900 l0--3 s 4
q innings, called sgreement.1
Drabowsky and Neeman: Brown. Con-
suegra "a and Triandos Pyburn (7)
W--Drebowsk I--RrOwn
Home run--chicago. Neeman.
Milwaukee 200 0nn O0a--4 10 4
BROOKLYN 0l0 900 0O4--s i
SPAIN, Wiley (7l. Valentine f0l and
Crandall. Labine, Podrcs fSl, Elstnn (Al
ana canpanells w--Elston. I---vslen.
tine.
Home runs - Milwaukee, Mathews;
Brooklyn. Hodges
Kansas City ola 600 Onn--4 Z
Little Rock tSAl O0u lao 00x---b u .
McDermott. Blake ts) and Smith
ShantZ 49,. Brunei, johnson "a and
Thomas. W--Brunet. --McDermott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-10

said. "He never got himself
into a single jam all spring"
Lee finished the Florida phase
of spring training with an
earned-run average Of 2.37. He
is the son of Thornton Lee. for
mer White Sox ace.
FORT SMITH, Ark. R.-The
Kansas City Athletics tangle
with their Little Rock farm club
in another exhibition today after
dropping the first encounter at
Little Rock yesterday. 5-4.
George Brunei and Ken john
son. who worked out with the
AS in Florida. held the parent
club to seven hits. Maury Nc
Dermott yielded the five Little
Rock runs.
LYNCHBURG, Va.R.-Pitch-
er Sad Sam Jones, mentioned to
open the season for the st. Louis
Cardinals next week, was wild
and ineffective against the Chi
cago White Sox yesterday.
Jones walked seven in the five
See BRIEFS, Page C-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-10
WHITE Sox PITCHERS IMPRESSIVE
Orioles Pick Brown
To HurI Here Monday

DALLAS. April 10 (R.-Hal
Skinny Brown. who allowed the
Chicago Cubs eight hits and five
runs in six innings yesterday. has
been chosen as the opening day
pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles.
Manager Paul Richards made
up his mind tentatively several
days ago. Although Brown wasn't
as sharp yesterday as in other
spring appearances, Richards de-
cided to stick with his decision
to start him at Washington
Monday.
| Since the Orioles returned to
the American League in 1854,
the team has lost all three of its
openers.
"The law of averages Is with
me-" said Brown, a 32-year- old
Highlander. Were bound to
win one Of these days"
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. R.-The
Chicago White Sox pitching staff
is rapidly taking form, with
Southpaw Jack Harshman ap-
pearing ~ be in top shape.
Ha. .,ilrnan. expected to pitch
the opener against Cleveland,
blanked the st. Louis Cardinals
on six hits in seven innings Mon
day and is scheduled to hurl
against the Cubs Saturday at
Chicago.
Billy Pierce is coming along
slowly but Manager AL Lopez
says. I'm not worried about
him." Both Dick Donovan and
Jim Wilson have flashed mid
season form.
! ATLANTA R. The poor
showing-eight victories in %
outings-was not the most sur
Iprising thing about spring train
ing for Manager Jack Tighe of
the Detroit Tigers.
A persistent optimist. the
freshman manager of the Tigers
SAID the biggest surprise was the
impressive work of Don Lee,
23-year-old highlander with
one year Of minor league ex-
perience.
Il didn't realize how much
lsavvy and poise he had" Tighe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-10
Congress Sees
No Immediate
Antitrust Action

Congressional leaders inter-
ested in defining professional
sports position with regard to
. antitrust laws today indicated
there would be no action this
session on the matter.
Chairman Celler, Democrat of
New York, of the House Judi
ciary Committee, said it may be
months before he calls hearings
on proposals either to blanket
organized sports under Federal
antitrust law or exempt them.
The New York legislator said he
preferred to let the situation
Jell."
/ Mr.. Celler introduced a bill to
apply the antitrust law to base
ball after the Supreme Court in
February held that pro football
is a business subject to Federal
regulation. Baseball has en-
ioyed exemption from antitrust
laws for many years as result
OF a previous ruling by the SUI
preme Court. Thus the diamond
sport would seem to benefit from
any postponement Of congress
sional action.
Senator Kefauver. Democrat
iof Tennessee. said he believes
there should be some oppor-
Itrnity for public consideration
Of the problem" but that he
would check Celler's intentions
before asking his Senate anti
monopoly committee to decide
whether to hold hearings.
Even If hearings are held
within the next few months time
seems too short for Congress to
act on the findings before ad-
journing this summer.
/ Representative Harris, Demo-
crat of Arkansas, who would ex-
empt all team sports from mo-
nopoly legislation. said he saw
little hope for early action. But
Representative Killings, who
favors legislation governing
sports. said he would await the
See CONGRESS, Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-10
10 Major Clubs Still UpinAir
About Starters in Kew Jobs
Dodgers, Tribe,
Red Sox Face
ouqh Decisions
By the Associated Press

Time is running out but there's
still mystery about who's going
to play second base for Brooklyn,
third base for the Boston Red
Sox and Cleveland Indians, first
base for Detroit and who will
catch for the Chicago Cubs.
Probably never have so many
major league clubs closed in on
baSeball's opening day with as
many vacancies still to be filed.
At least 10 managers will have
to come up with decisions before
the wraps are taken off the 1857
campaign next week.
Junior Gillian. Brooklyn's
regular second baseman last sea-
son. is cinch to be in the OPEN
ing lineup. But he may start at
third base. with Charley Neal at
second and Gino Cimoli in left
field.
Red SOx in DOgfight
Frank Malone and Ted Lepcio
are in dogf1ght for the Red
Sox' third base job. Bobby Avila
and Billy Harrell are in the run
ming for the same post with the
Indians. Ray Boone and Eddie
Robinson are the contenders for
first base with the Tigers.
The regular catching spot
with the Cubs is tossup among
Cal Neeman. Charley Silvera
and Ray Katt. White Sox Man
ager AL Lopez is undecided about
Jim Rivera and Walt Dropo for
drst base. There's no sure thing
at third base for the New York
Giants with Daryl Spencer. Ossie
Virgil and Foster Castleman all
competing.
Neal, in his second season
with the Dodgers, and Neeman,
the No. / choice on last falls
draft list. did themselves the
most good in yesterdays exhibit
ton games.
Neal Beats Braves
Neal slapped two-run double
of Corky Valentine with one
out in the ninth inning to give
the Dodgers a 5-4 victory over
the Milwaukee Braves. Brook
Ign went into the final inning
trailing, Al, but Gillian and
Peewee Reese walked. Cimoli's
single loaded the bases and
See BASEBALL, Page C-S
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Clubs 10 Give
Griffs Rousinq
WELCOMED Home

The Senators come home to-
morrow to a rousing welcome al
the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Leo Durocher, former contro.
Iversial manager and now a high.
lly-paid executive in radio anc
television. heads the list Of specia
guests at the noon luncheon
arranged to boost the Senators
morale for the campaign opening
Monday.
The Touchdown Club, Wash.
Iington Board Of Trade and thu
Advertising Club are the cospon.
sors of the luncheon that will
have among its features the ap.
lpearance of two National League
power swingers. Ted Kluszewsk
and Frank Robinson Of the Gin.
Icinnati Reds.
With the two home rur
lcrashers at the head table, will
be Mrs. Clark Griffith. widow Of
the late president of the Sen.
Iators.
Manager Chuck Dresser anc
Calvin Griffith. president Of the
Senators; c. Leo Dorsey. mem.
Der of the Senator's board Of
directors. and Brig. Gen. Thoma.
Lane, engineer commissioner. are
Others who will sit at the heao
table.
Those directly responsible 70,
the clubs fortunes this season
the players. will be scattered
throughout the huge banquet
hall. The paving guests will have
opportunity to sit and talk with
the likes of Eddie Yost. Pete
lRunnels. Herb Plews. Roy Sievers
Jim Lemon. Chuck Stobbs, etc
Tickets may be purchased
through the three sponsoring
organizations or at the hotel just
before mealtime.
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0Amet Today
CINCINNATI VS.. Washington at Charles
ton. W. Va
Brooklyn VS. Milwaukee at wichita
Kans.
Chicago M VS.. Baltimore at Memphis
New York tN vs.. Cleveland at MAN
Philadelphia VS.. Boston at Green.
Pittsbursh VS. Detroit at Atlanta
st Louis VS.. Chicago (AD at Knoxville
Kansas City VS.. Birmingham (SAD al
Monteomery, Ala.
New York "a, VS.. Savannah tsAL)
at Savannah. Ga.
Games Tomorrow
Cincinnati at Washington (n).
BROOKLYN At Kansas City
Chicago tNl VS.. Baltimore at Knox
Milwaukee at wichita (AA,.
New York IN vs.. Cleveland al
:, philadelphia VS.. Boston at Charlotte
Pittsburgh We. Detroit at Augusta. Ga.
81. Louis VS.. Chicago tA) at Memphis
New YORK "a at Richmond Ill
Yesterdays Results
Washington O0i 020 1907 ~ !
Cincinnati 400 "a 0Ox--0 III q
Chakales. Hernandez go. Hyde Isl
and Courtney. Hacker. Lawrence tB)
and Bailey, Paveletich t0l Winning
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Dresser Finds
|SoIdce Despite
Blasting by Red,
Senators Also Show
Strong Attack, With
Yost Leading Way
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star STAFF Correspondent

CHARLESTON, w. Va. April
lots a whitening lombard
ment the Senators pitchers are
getting from the Redlegs. but
Manager Chuck Dresser has only
sympathy for his beleagured
hurlers. They've been shelle6
for 20 home runs in eight games
with Cincinnati but Dresser says
the Reds are more powerful
than the Yankees"
The Redlegs have slugged IL
homers in their last two games
with Washington and won both
81. the latest victory coming
yesterday at Knoxville. While
the Senators can't match Gin
cinnati's knockout punches
they've been robust enough in
that department to encourage
their boss.
Cincinnati can hurt a pitch
ing staff worse than the YAM
KEGS" Dresser said. 1.-THE two
big guys on the Yankees are
Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra
Stop them and you have good
chance of stopping the Yankees
but Cincinnati can throw five OIL
six guys in the lineup who car
jolt you.
Frank Robinson is likely tc
stick one out of the park al
any time. So are Wally Post
Gus Bell and Ted Kluszewski
Either of their catcherS. Ed
Bailey or Smokey Burgess. can
break up game. And they
have fellows on the bench who
can hit homers."
Senators Smuggling Too
But while the Redlegs have
smashed Washington's pitchers
/ for % runs in their last three
games, the Senators bats
haven't been silenced. They've
produced rs runs in the same
period and Dresser is enthusiast
tic about their hitting.
Look at Ed Yost," Dresser
said. Whats he hitting? (.376l
What / like about his hitting
now is the fact that he's blast
ing them to all fields. Yesterday
he poked one to right, one to
left and one over the centerfield
fence. He's a different ball play
er now than the fellow Wash
ington fans have been looking al
for years. He could make a big
difference.
IF we get Roy Sievers and
Jim Lemon smacking that ball
behind him. we're going to be
hard to handle. Herb Plews has
been consistent at the plate In
the last few games and Lyle
Luttrell looks like he'll help out
once in awhile. Any of our
three catchers can sting the ball
like what I'm seeing"
YOst .444 in Cleanup
1 YoSt has sealed the cleanup
spot. Since being installed there
four games ago. astonishing
Eddie has collected eight hits
in Is attempts. for a fat .444
average. It's beginning to ap-
pear as If the Senators got theii
big break of the season when
several other clubs wouldn't in
Iclude enough talent in a trade
proposition.
Ed collected three Of the SEN
ators' l3 hits in yesterdays loss
to the National League contend
ers. He accounted for the Sem
ators' lone homer. while Post
crashed two and Jerry Lynch
Bell and Kluszewski slammed
one each for Cincinnati.
Dresser, who switched to Bot
Chakales as his mound choice
See SENATOR'S, Page c.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-10
Olympic Boxer Wins

LONDON. April 10 tR.-Olym-
pic Flyweight Champion Terry
Spinks Of England made a sue
Icessful debut as a pro fighter last
might. stopping Jimmy Loughrey
Iof Belfast in the fourth round
of a scheduled six-round bout.