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Aucrlon sALEs
THos. 2 SwIN ,..,I. : SON
ftiIEeI' NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
ina BkiNoo Known As PRtKsi,
{. ISIS NUMnkk ini TARApKi
PLACE NORTHEAST.
duly recorded. In fibeF No. l008d
Folio loQ. et see, 81 the land rec
and and n iSs fsl fsasesl of he pari'
secured thereby. the understand
trustees viii sell, At public auction
n front et ne prsnllssa, ~
on EFhNuARx A.p, lnNS, AZ
ONE O'Clock PM, the following
s.s'Tssg &c Il s1S Saint enc pssmiss 81 cesmp s1s
w n s'ssnassa ssasss s3se ha "a ~ is'" "suSdi'
yision made by steuaFt flretheFs
Inc, per plat recorded IN lhi
once Of the surveyor for thl
District Of Columbia In Liber l9l
At Folio 81. subject 20 FeStrietiQni
and covenants of record
rrRMe eeld subject lo a. prle!
for approximately s5,1ta.O7 fur
thfr PARTICULARS Of which Will bt
announced at time OF sAle; tho
purchase prlre SHOVE said trust
q ag'sN es psd ,,,ss y ss.A rA,s a aspesll
1 aes, sSaHanii As,ustmsn,s sss :. made - 81
date Of sale. Terms 70 be COM
oiled with within thirty davA
otherwise depnsif forfeited and
the property may be ADVERTISED
and fesold at the discretion ol
'" ARTHUR KATIMs,
CARL D. HcLLQMAN,
ta2Sef ,1Q-fel.a Trusteea.
fu0s. ]. OWN . son,
Ihti \ ST. NV.
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TRUSTEES shLE OF VALUABLE
pwPiiiSSa p%PPiifiiiSSai sIEiiNSo Known ss
PRFNfsES NUNBER .iA AND
.ai saith STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue II a certain deed Of trust
duly rec ,rded. IN Liber No, $3.50,
Folio S1s ~ SEQ. of the land rec.
and st I've fean,si ~ ths paris
secUrei thereby. the undtrsisned
trustees viii sell. a. Public suc.
iion. IN front Of the premises,
On wrpIEa.n.,A.,y,. THE PIprA
AT Two-FoRTY O'CLOCK PM.
the foiloGing described land and
premises. situate In the District
q Cha cGlsInsa s.Ss ID. snd dsssnS.sS Hsso,1 e
d divIsiSn Of lots n o sSaare Ssnurs ssss s9'
IS Der pls, recorded IN the once
OF the Surveyor for the District
q Columbia, In LIber t27. Al
rfEfRSs Or, or SALE ALL Cash. A
deposit of $500 Wi 81 reouired
~ tine OF sale. Adjustments made
as OF date Of sale. Al conveyance
ms, recording, revenue stamps,
etc, nc COS. ~ purchaser. FERNS
Of sale 70 be complied with within
thirty days from DAY ot safe
other Rise the trustees reserve the
risht 70 resell the property si
the risk and cost Of defaultinr
purchaser. after ive days' al.
yertisemsnt OF sueh resale In some
negsn1psr published In wash.
II RusT. Jr
Evening star., 1958-01-27

TRusTEES SALE on cnILpREN'l
WkAR TOYS; FixTuRHS, kLC ..S:
So SosEkkRISSzp sfkRSfI sHsSRfrHnRAsf III rnhAnAE W.
sFruss SSisa' NAY 4 iess' snenl
Sc bs.as sesfsas s. s. pi.,Tis, y coIamsi.
lhe request ef the party seegres
thereby, the underai9ned trueteel
wiil sell. ~ public auction. at tn
TUESDAY,. JANUARY Is, 1905. d
10 o'clock AN stock Of children,
wear. toys, etc Moor and wal
dlsnlay cases. ShclVing, iaas easf
reeIsler. addfnG machine, type
writer. detk. iiless etc.
TERMS, CASH.
CHARLES &. SuRES.
LEONARD 3. MELROD.
al - - trustees.
THOs. j. OWEN 4 son,
Auettoneers,
llIl n ST. NV.
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MILFORD =. SCHWARTZ.
lies Investment BidI,

FleQ January IL. iNOs.
~ Id HARRY S,syrlh n Irs, AuIL Tlssk b;s k%u,cr
Court Tor the District Of Columbia
PROPERTIES. INC. a corporation.
Civil Action No 9i-aS OR
DER OF PUBLICATION Upon
consideration OF the petition for
the dissolution OF Reiner Pro.
pert'eS. Inc. q District Of Colum-
hia corporatlon, u IS, this 10th
day OF January. 1895, ORDERED
that all persons interested in said
corporation shall appear In the
Motions Court Of this Court on
the i,h day. Of March, 1888, at
T. an. and show cause. II any;
they have. why q decree should
aforesaid corporation. proyidee a
notice OF this order shall be
published in the waShinston law
Reporter and The WaShlngtor
Evening star. weekly for three
consecutive weeks. the NrSt in
sertion 10 be not ess than one
Aforesaid lSh BoLITHA j LAWS
Shlet Jndse, seal a true sony.
q sI,rec' CLARA ? hARRis, ;ssd.s Deputy ~
= y y .-...-..----5-a- 80 = = -
THOMAS y. BuRKE. Attorney
WoedWard Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the pislrlet Of Columbia, Hold.
ing Probate Court, Estate Of
EMMA 4 bAllEY pese1sed .
le7 Application having been made
herein for probate Of the last will
and testament Of Said deceased.
and for letters tsstts,nsptaTy +, o. on
SON TIE ExseutriS therein
dsy ns"tS q January IL o'psioo ap' iasss. ihsspi ihspi
'bhie Bassett MARY Foss. Ruth
n smith Elroy K. Bailey william
4 Bailey. Lois Bailey Phillips.
loyct Bailey HAYNES and all
others concerned appear in said
Court on Monday. the 10th day
OF March AID aAS At iomo
a'clock am, 70 show cause WHY
such application should not be
rAnted let notice hereof be
aw Reporter ana The Evening
star, once in each Of three
successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned, the firSt
publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return
BoLfTHA j. Laws, Chief Judse
nf said Court this .lth. day Of
january. AD lass lseAD Attest
sRAISK., =, ,I,H sXRKaARr y, N. rI.Is,ss rpI.gg,ys
of Columbia. Clerk OF the Pro-
bate Court. jasf.fe3.l0
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SAMUEL. SCRivENER. JR.
JUNIOR 2, cRowEl.L.


tItl 4 ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HMuAhLk
TNo-STORY CONCRETE BLOCK
DWEktlNG BEING KNOWN As
PREMISES as AND 20 kH11-
FOURTH STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trpst
duly recorded. IN Liber No. SS3S;
I.se2e. rsi2 ss Il Il, isS Dsir,se q d As coaa o
psrty secured shsre6S. The under
sifned trustees will sell, At public
auction. q front Of The erssnisss;
DAY OF FSARuARY. A.D. tajn,
AT INO-FORTY-FIvE O'CLOCK
PM. the foiiowin s-neserieec land
ana premises. situate IN the Dt-
triet Of Columbia. and deslenAted
- ana being Lot > IN aeeeras
Builctng, Inc and 0thers suedlvi-
son e lets y sasArs 81 x. go s;sss. q :.
the sarveyor for the District Ql
colain6ia IA Libcr III a. Foiio 5
TERMs or sALK: ALL CASH a
saet @s e 81 dsss saIs Of Aasl:'n'Hii sais AZ
eonYeyAneing. recofoins. revenue
Stamps. etc 81 cost OF purchaser
Terms ol sale 90 be compiled with
within thirty DAYS from day Of
sale. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the rtekt 20 resell the prop
eyty al the risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser. after I've dayt'
advertisement Of Sneh resale in
sgny nexspaper published In
nnsrfdsrp,Asys a. - Ays ssff,,ssv.
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rnusrxF ssiI oF vifuARfr
Two.s 81 ioRY 20 ceoSckEffE eAis isstoek SSss
PREMISES SUMsER - AND
Isl pth 9TRkk1. NORTHEAST
~ .ue Of , certain deed Of trust
duiy recorded. In Liher No 5000.
Folio q scu.. o. the land rec
Ords Of The D4Ssriet Ui C5lg n ala
and ~ the Teauest OF the party
secured thrreoy the undersigned
trustees vlll seil- a. Duoise agrt.oa,
WEDNESDAY ,.HE SIETa DAY
FivE kFTEK THREE O'CLOCK
p " the loiloNinG -dsscribed land
md premises situate In the DIS.
trlct Of Columbia. and designated
as and being Lot 50 In Records
BUILDING Inc and others subdi-
vision. Of lots In square 5e52. as
per .lat recorded IN the once Of
the sqryeyor. for The District OF
TERMS OF SALE ALL CASH 4
at time Of sale. Adjustments made
- u date Of sale. All convey
ancing, recording. revenue stamps.
etc. At cost Of purchaser. Terms
OF sale 70 be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve The
right to resell the property a. ths
risk and cost oi defaultins pur.
chaser, after hve days advertise.
ment Of sach resale In some news
paper published in washinEton
FL RUST Jr.
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fnOs. ]. OWN 4 son
Asssieassrs

IIiI 3 81. NV.
TRUSTEEe' SALE or VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWElLlNQ BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
.lT04 STREET NORTHWEST
oy virtue Of = certain deed Of trust
duly recorded in Lieer No 1919.
z Polio s3i ct sea. OF the land rec
ana a. the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undeFsigned
trustees viii sell. at public aue-
tion. ~ trent q the prsmsses.
EioHfHHT DAY or January NAp
l9Ss. At TWO O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and
premises. situate in the District
81 Columbia. and designated as
and being Lot 90 IN HOLIDAYS
sgbdiyislon Of part Of ogisinal Lot
eerded SfaA n Is. once y 81 ,Ss S'Ai sas. ~
veyer for the District q Columbia
TFRMs or SALx' ALL CASH. A
! 4eposit Of $500 will be required at
z tine Of sale. AdtuStmentS made as
OF date OF sale All eonyeyancinR.
cost Of purchaser Terms Of sale
70 BE- complied With within thirty
anys from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property az the risk and
Sost Of defaulting purchaser, after
i've dsyt advertisement Of such
lished IN Washinxton' ID c.
s MILDRED B MILLER.
r. GEORGE : FURNACE Jr..
EARL. NJ FOREMAN
IS iAl 20. ees,a4 Trustees.
THos. , OWN . son.
Auetioneera
rnusrrhIssil ssE,Ss oy M ,yw.,r..,,
As q sExfoS PfAcE S@oSTa- @
~ virtue Of q certain deed cl
trust duly recorded. IN Liber No
80 L0t5o; folte is7 e seq. p The
'Ss.u%sis So ns,,, ans Nd, . .. 'hs ssSasss G q
sndersisnsd trustees Via VII Sen az q
public auction IN front of the
FOURTH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
Ap 1858, AT TWO O'CLOCK
81 fM. ne follow .ns .aeseEiesd Iand
trict Of Columbia. and desirnatsd
as md oeing Lot ilS In Harry 3.
wilson's subdivision of lots 10
Block : .Bloomingdale.~ as per
q plat recorded IN The once Of The
enryeyor for the psstrist Of Co
I Polio Isl, said sioes : nov
known as Square 3liO
TERMS: Sold subject 70 . PRIOR
tfust tor approsinsssly sssps ssp 81 4
further particulars Of which viii
ee announced al time Of sale,
the purehAHe pFtee above said
sosi S,. e q e 500 ss's s.dsrsa n sa'h c6s,s, e,
sncia1 recordinz etc. Al pus-
ehaseYs cost. Adjustments made
ex Of date Of sale Terms 70 Be
complied with within thirty dass.
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
snd resold st the discretion o.
s SHERIDAN.
LEO v. GLQRfUs.
ia2i e7.2a-fei.3 Trustees
DAMERoN VENEER Co. INC.
At Liberty. Sorih Carolina
To Be Sold
AT AUCT TION
WED, PEB. ). 10 AM.
his vell-known. single-ply veneer
plant Is being offered for sale
because the owner desires 70 80
into another field. sale VIII IN
elude real estate. all eaulpnsn;
ana stock. Will be nrst offered
whole, cATALoo GIVING VIEWS
MORE pETAILs AND LIsT or
THE MODERN EQUIPMENT WILL
Be MAILED ON REQUEST.
J. o. SHEETS a SONS
Realtofs-Auetloneers
3O4 First Street SW.
Roanoke. Virginia
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~ \. ONEN
AnetioneeFs.
nnna n - - unm

tllI q ST. NV.
TRUSTEES sALE OF VALuABt I
sEMIpETAcHTD FRAME DWFII.
mo BEfN0 KNOWN As PREM
lsES MBER 1850 OAK
STREET, NORTHWEST
By virtue OF certain deed Of truSl
duly recorded in Liber No. lU4S2
Folio 32 ., sea. Of the land
records Of the District Of colum.
ola, and a. the request OF th'
dersisned trustees win sch. II
premises. S" on MONDAY, u rHt III
THIRD DAY OF FEBRuARY
Al 1858. AT ONE O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
and premises. situate In the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and designated
as and betng Part OF Lot I In
Breeds subdivision OF lots in
s. p. Browns subdivision OF Pleas
ant Plains. as per plat recorded
IN the once Of the Surveyor fof
the District Of Columbia IN Libef
County at Polio Beins more
particularly described by metes
and bounds In said deed Of trust
TERMS Sold subject TO priol
building association deed cl
trust for approximately IS, 90
further particulars OF which vii
be announced at time OF sale tn,
purchase price above said trusl
"a he paid IN cash A deposit Of
$500 required conveyaneing. re.
cording etc,, Al purchasers cost
Adjustments made As OF date ol
sale TeriNs to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the propert,
may be advertised and resold al
the discretion Of the trustees.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
THOMAS w HUNT,
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IhOs. D. OWN sos.


st. NV.
I,E.sUSTAks ,.sT SALE OF vAIUABf 4
,,M,s,Q;S.Okf CONCRETE BLOCK
pNLLLlNo BEING KNOWN AS
PEsMlsks sl5 AND si5 59th
vsIkEEr NORTHEAST
trust duly recorded m Liber No y
and .seSrS. core .: & &. IS D,;tT,e, se 'sS 3,
Columbia. and at the request Of
ne party secured thereby. me
UNDERMINED trustees will seli. AZ
puolic auction IN frcnt OF ne
s,s.n,ses On WEDNESDAY TIE
lass Al .Two-THiRTY FIVE
q OSLOCk " the following de
seFt5ed land and premises. situate
in the DiSiries Of Columbia and
nseslsna'ed si. y and beins LEI s. In
subdivision Of lots IN Sauare 5sss
g per plat recorded In the of.
nee OF the Surveyor for the Dis.
Iist o, Columbia In iieer 1es at
rkREs SoP SALE. ALL CASH a
deposit OF $500 will be reouiyed
~ time OF sale Adjustments made
- OF cate OF sale. All conveyance
lne. reeorcine. revenue stamps.
etc ~ cost OF purchaser. Terms
oI sale 70 be complied with within
thlrty days from day OF sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the
right 70 reyeu the property al the
risk and cost OF defauiiine pur-
chaser, after i've days advertise
ment OF such resale IN some news
gaper published IN Washington.
d. c,
oHiAnSsRHYK oHiAnSRY L RVS, u.
Evening star., 1958-01-27

TRUSTEES SALE or yAiuAnLI
TWO-STORY AND nAHNNEN1
DETACHkp 0TQNE.ANp-HNlCk
TWQ.FAMILY pWELklNQ pkLNp
e'fREbf SOUTHEAST.
~ virtue Of q certain deed Of trusl
duly recorded. in Lioer No. lOteU,
rolle y q sea .,.i q ths .I.,l.. ssnd
sas,, s anS s.sus.d ne se,.Ss sSais n. q Suo.a
slened trustees will sen. a public
auction in front Of The premises,
on THURSDAY, THE THinTlETH
DAY or JANUARY, AID. 1858. al
ONE THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the
followine described land and prem.
isea situate In the District Of
Columbia. aud designated a. ana
helna Lot numbered One Hundred
and Nine ifODi IN Norma Lucille
NichteFs combination OF lots IN
square numbered Ten Hundred
ssss,sss s,s sSasss9 e M, 1pis " as ,Ssn Ss. P Ps
Tie p,sIrict Of coiumSis. -
TERMS. Sold subject 10 q pSlol
sealldins association, deed q
NA4NNf AIA 4kNNA kAAlNNaNNAI W. 4 va
further particulars OF which VIII
be announced a. time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
70 be paid In cash A deposit ol
$500 Feqaired. Conreyaucing. re-
eordlnk. etc, a. purchasers cost,
Adtustments made as OF date Of
sale. Terms 10 Be eomplied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
poSit foFletted and the property
may be advertised and fesold Al
the aiserelion Of the trustees.
HOWARD nknNSTEIN,
CHAiRt-xS = MfTcHEtL.
THOS. J. OWN 4 son.
Auetloneers,
= ST. NV.
IsysF Rly3ssxF In6,e.s Ai,N hwt}I ~ ,sAL ,sNALRAbItt1 LRAbItt1,
III. Sixth STREET, NORTH
By ylItare Of q certain deed Of
trust dnlY. recorded, IN Llbeg No.
SlaS' aS retSss, sSlIS q e. '1S p,;,,,s, q u; p
Columbia. ana a. the ssauest 81
Toe party secured theFeey. the
undsrxlEned trustees VIII sell. Al
pubic auction 10 front VI TOE
fHiRTY.FfRsT DAY of JANu.
AIRY AID. 1858, Al OSE O'CLOCK
PM the tolloNins -deseribed lanc
ane pgemlses, situate IN the DIS.
triet Of Columbia. and desisnatsc
IS and being South 20 feet on
6th street by fan depth thereof
.. 0Figinal Lot 1 IN Sanare 49,
Nov known for purposes Of as
Ses8meut and xation a. Lot NJ
In 6quaFe asa.
TERMS. sold subject 70 q prior
,ouildina atsociAttonl deed oi
trust .of approximately St.vl60
further PARTICULARS OF Nnich vii
oe announced a. time Of sale. The
purchase price above said trust -
b paid IN cash. A deposit OF
$500 required. conseyaneInE. rec
prdtHE. etc. At purchasers cost.
Adtastments mace - Of date Of
sale Terms 10 pe eomplitd sith
within thirty dayt. otherwise de-
posit forfeited ana the pFoperty
nav Be advertised and resold Of
the discretion OF the .Futteea.
FRANK W AAfSALxK.
CARLTON y. rRgNlER,
ise0 ..s.s4.es 30 Trustees.
RIOS. J. OWN q SON.
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Auerlpn SAILS
zea =. Williams 4 zed l. WiiIians. II
Auetioneers and Appraisers

N~At""NNtn auu ANNNNtNNtN
g large van loads better
grade, clean, up-to- date,
ready TO use furniture,
rugs and household effectg
for all parts OF the home,
suites, odd pieces. used and
new; mahog., satinwood. !.
maple, walnut and French
motif; bedrooms. living
rooms, dinettes. rugs. car
pets, etc. Goods from
Smiths Storage, private.
consignors. a ments
and stores.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House
rms russ poToMoaRow). sPM.
JAN seth
DEAL ERs AND Individuals AT.
TEND THIS AUCTION PLENTY
FOR EVERYBODY. LARGE As.
SORTED FURNISHINGS AND
FURNITURE MANY UNUSUAL
Very flne, expensive satlnwood
French inlay bedroom suite
highest-erade naahog. chlppendale
bedroom suite.
chinese motif decorated silver
Several bookcases.
Blond and mAhog dinette sets.
Chrome kttchen set.
Odd ehests and dressert.
LIVING room. suite.
Odd choice lisinE room and lounge
chairs
Lamps and email items.
Fine e0fiee and end tables.
Pine table lamps
Twin bedroom suite,
American wool room-sike rugs.
Several large vail-to-wal used
Rumerous other very desirable
household taEniahings.
Auetioneers Ph.: Ma. s.267s
49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
BY a stan Correspondent

WINSTOM-SALEM, N. c.,
Sept. 1.-THE Redskins looked
and felt better than they have
in weeks today with Red
Stephens and Dick Stanfel.
regular offensive guards, back
in harness again. They took
part in a team workout yester-
day for the first time since
knee injuries in the intrasquad
game about three weeks ago
put them on the shelf.
Franklin Delano Brooks,
center-linebacker from Georgia
Tech whose pro debut has been
delayed by military service, also
joined the team. And Halfback
Ed Sutton, late in reporting
from his m edical studies,
showed flashes of his sensa-
tional rookie-year form in his
first drill.
Better yet was the perform
ance of End Gene Brito and
Linebacker Bill Fulcher on de-
tense. Both missed the first
three games because of injuries
but are chafng at the bit and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
Stephens and StonfeI
Take Part in Workout

seem to be fully recovered. They
probably will get a chance to
play against the Philadelphia
Eagles at Jacksonville, Fla,
Saturday night.
Halfback Sid Watson, who
suffered a sprained shoulder in
last Saturdays 27-7 victory
over the Baltimore Colts, looked
normal although he can't take
any chances with the shoulder
Sid probably will miss the
Eagles game.
Head Coach Joe Kuharich
continued to work Rudy Buklch
at quarterback and Mike Som
mer at halfback. hoping ne can
use them at Jacksonville. Som
mer looks good on plays he
knows, but is a trifle liesitant
when something tricky comes
up.
The squad will spend this
evening and tomorrow evening
at barbecues-half The players
going each night. They've been
warned that hearty appetites
mean heartier workouts the
next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
Racing Fans Bet
$l8,245,082 on
Labor Day Cards
BY the Associated Press


Thoroughbred racing fans
went on a betting spree Labor
Day as .284 wagered $1S,-
245,082 at II running tracks.
The figures compared to 1857
totals of 275,141 and $685.
048 when IL tracks reported.
Belmont Park topped the list
in both attendance and betting
with a turnout of 1852 and a
pari-mutuel handle of $685.
495.
Chicago had its largest
crowd since 1856 when 38,508
packed Arlington Park to see
Glen defeat Round Table in
he Washington Handicap.
They wagered $2,6l3,104.
Atlantic City and Rocking
ham Park also had 50 million
betting days while Hazel Park
and Del Mar exceeded a mil
lion. Rockingham Park held
two sessions, one in the MORN
ing and the other in the after
noon.
The figures:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
Bull Shows Old Form
Nav Pitch in Series

and Ernie Banks single in the
first inning. Milwaukee put it
away in the fourth, scoring
twice on an error and singles
by Ed Mathews and Hank
Aaron, who split six of the
Braves nine hits of Bob An
derSon Old.
A four-run third, capped by
Bobby ThomSon's two-run sin
gle. won the nightcap for the
Cubs against Bob Rush C7-6)
Glen Hobbie (10-6) took his
third from the Braves, who
ended the season series with a
1910 edge.
Willie Mays killed a slump
with 6 for 8, including his 26th
and 9th home runs, in the
doubleheader for the Giants.
They tied the nightcap 4-all on
Bob Schmidt's two-out, two
run homer in the ninth, then
won it with two in the 18th on
Whitley Lockman'S homer, Ray
JablonSki's single and two
Dodger errors. Mike McCor-
mick Q1-D, who gave up a run
in the Dodgers 10th, was the
winner and Johnny Podres t12-
III the loser, both in relief.
Schmidt's two-run double
put away the opener as the
Giants scored three in the
seventh. Unbeaten Gordon
Jones won his second with re-
lief help. Glen Labine (6-6)
lost in one of his infrequent
starts.
A six-hitter by Vern Law
(11-1D did the job for the Pr
rates in the first game. He had
"a Shutout until Harry Ander-
sons home run in the ninth.
Jack Sanford (8-12) lost it.
Curt Simmons (7-l3) blanked
the Pirates on four hits in the
nightcap while Ted Kazanski.
who had three doubles, and
Wally Post each drove in three
runs for the Phils. Bob Por-
terf1eld (2-6) lost it.
An unearned run in the Sec
ond inning won the opener for
the Cards as Vinegar Bend Mi
cell (9-1O beat Joe Nuxhall
t1l-10D in a duel of four-hft-
tiers that ended the Reds win
ming string at six.
George Grove capped a four
run third with a two-run sin
gle in the nightcap for the
Reds. and they counted three
more in the fifth when Frank
Robinson hit a 450-foot-plus
homer, his 9th. Alex Kellner
blanked the Cards on five hits
after relieving Brooks Lawrence
in the first inning. Jim Bros
nan lost it.
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Round Table Ships East
After Defect by Glenn

dian Greek across the finish in
order were: BardStown. a 2-to-l
favorite with Round Table;
Hoop Band. an entry with In
dian Creek; Swoon's Son, Shan
Pac and Tempest II, coupled
with Round Table.
Jockey Was Confident
John Sellers. 2l-year-old
jockey who rode Glen. said the
horse was certainly overdue this
year.
Even before the race I
thought he had a real good shot
at IT." Sellers said. The only
instructions had were to warm
him up good, hustle him right
along and give him confidence.
Glen was a strong horse all the
way, could feel it at the eighth
pole and I knew he had plenty
left to carry him home"
Willie Shoemaker. the Ma
tons leading jockey who had
won three straight Washington
Park handicaps, said Round
Table stumbled badly out of
the gate, but once he got un-
derway, he ran well ! thought"
In the United Nations, for
which Gallant Man also is a
probable starter, Round Table
will be back on his favored
| footing-graSS. He never has
been beaten on the turf. Yes
terday's race was on Airing
tons main dirt track.
Gallant Man is slated to re-
turn to competition in the $751;
000-added Sysonby Handicap
at Belmont Park Saturday. It's
a mile race for which Gallant
Man has been assigned top
weight of 134 pounds.
Clem's victory over Round
Table was no fluke. He picked
up ITO pounds and ran the mile
in track record time of 1::34 to
pay $21.80. Round Table car
ried l31. the same as Swoon's
Son, who ran a disappointing
seventh. Swoon's Son could
have passed the 81 million
mark and become the fourth
equine millionaire with a vic
tory.
Other Fav0rites Fail
Round Table was not the
only favorite in the Labor Day
feature races who had a tough
time. They were treated lust
as rudely at Belmont and At
lantic City as 291,284 fans
turned out at II tracks and
Wagered $18, 706,015.
Piano Jim, choice in the $780,
ESQ Jerome Stakes for 3-year-
olds at Belmont, was beaten
five lengths by Warhead, ridden
by Eddie Arcaro. Warhead paid
$l4 in picking up $19,362
Strong Bay. winner of the
Westerner at Hollywood Park
was 10th in the field of IL.
Munich, only filly in the field,
was victorious in the $4,000
added Atlantic City. She paid
$3.50 after beating Hillsdale
by 3h2 lengths in the mile-and-
three-Sixteenths race on the
grass. A Dragon Killer, highly
regarded after winning the
tVentnor Handicap and Airing
ton Classic, was sixth.