davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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btiHLsDA = 3-tWin- -slEed. .bedTm.
.-osth lee, brick rambler: lse. liy
Hltbs ltb dlnihES sniEnS, ell; D.6s Sssut II ultra kit
Eround-leve psmt. with & picture
windows close TO public and pa.
rochial schools and transp. n "A
HUMPHREYS, Perpetual Bide
JU. 9-3900; ewes, JU. 5-ili2,
Evening star., 1958-09-25

CHEvY CHAsE-5-bedToom Colo,
si sssoo srss for isst sS; sSo isT hs'sTsS' sasSs
modern kitchen, playroom ant
loads Of extras: 4 nne home at I
low price, Call our Uptown Once
A, F1Se0 til Z pm. after q
We. 6-029O). SHANNON 4
LUCA6 CO.
Evening star., 1958-09-25

EAST RIvERDALE = Assume ol
loan; 3.bsdrm.. l1l,bath semidet
to suit; 70. s:o7s2 NELSON
Evening star., 1958-09-25

CHEvY CHASE = DOCTORS OF,
FTCE and 5 bedrms., 4 baths; bet
the clubs: mod. hit. with eatins
ise. iiv. rm. and din' fm.; % ofiefs
s-e1sS. THOMAS J. FISHER I
Evening star., 1958-09-25

FALLS CHURCH AREA: Sis,95O--
TRIAL AIR CONDITIONING, 3s
beorm., 2-bath Cape Cod 2l-ft.
living rm.. story-book equip. kit,
1st a.: . bedrms-. bath: .36-ft. bed
@ rm.' bath .sT 2nd; VI tull bsT1t" 2, dsse. rec.
fruit trees, etc: 80 $50 cash
SlO6 mo, FHA or $1,000 cash,
Si43 mo. pitt: vacant oct. I.
LUCILLE COOK, Realtor, il.
2.327z. il 2-4664.
Evening star., 1958-09-25

sUNNYBROOK = 3-bedroom brick
rambler; ny. rm. with Ice. picture
window, dining area, equip. kit.
with Disposall walk TO shopping
bus and schools. S12,500. FHA OF
assume loan. Vacant for quick
possession. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. Ap 7-771A
Evening star., 1958-09-25

SHEPHERD PARK, 1900 Morning
side drive-Make your bid on this
magnificent Colonial; masterpiece
OF fine quality on a perfectly beau
tiful street: spacious center-hall
plan; paneled den and lay. on 1st
floor; 3 twin bedrms., 2 baths on
2nd; handsomely finished 3rd
floor: rec. rm.: 2-car gar. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. T-141l.
rTsae NJ AnlO0
Evening star., 1958-09-25

CONC. COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES.
You can't take II with you! Enjoy
to the fullest, country living with
all the amenities Of the city. Here
is q white-brick split -level home,
only .. yrs. old, for the discrimi-
mating. Center-entr. plan. bed
rms. 3 baths, Florida" rrn., all
elec, kit, recr rm.. FULLY AIR.
CONp., 2-eer att. gar. on acres,
with q 32x20 swimming pool and
Ice. screened pavilion. Priced in
low 60s. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
NC OIL. @-70oe; ewes, OIL.
Evening star., 1958-09-25

Nestled on . quiet lane, this
rare home is offered In the mid
3Os for quick sale, Large living
room with open hearth, family
din. rm., 3 bedFms., study. 3 full
baths plus 4th bedrm. and club
room on lower level; garage and
screened porch. To inspect call
our Uptown once, KE. 7-1600
safser &: Wo. e-02s0). SHANNON
Evening star., 1958-09-25

SILVER SPRING, wooDMOOR-
Lovely 4-bedrm., 2-bath detached
brick Cape Cod; on attractive. cor
ner lot; features include large
liv. rm. with fireplace, screened
porch, auto. gas heat, rec. rm.
with fireplace and many extras.
Priced to sell. FLOYD Z. DAVIS
CO., 1899 X st. NV, Ma. S-0352,
ewes. JU. S-4255,
Evening star., 1958-09-25

BEAUTY-UnnsuaI tai
such 4 popular sectionl This beau.
tiful rambler is worthy Of care.
ful consideration. Entrance hail
luxury kitchen, recreation area, {
twin bedrooms, ga baths. 2-eal
garage. A standout At $500
OIL. 6-s600; eyes. OIL. 4-2s02
Evening star., 1958-09-25

CHEVY CHASE, NORTH. near Co.
lumbia Country Club-Spacioul
brick rambler: three bedrooms, two
baths, dining room, kitchen with
eating space, screened porch, full
basement, paneled recreation room
attached garage; tremendous lot
with lavish outdoor grill; low sos:
immediate possession. REAfIST-
INQS CORP, OIL. 2-020S.
Evening star., 1958-09-25

BRADLEY HILLs-Center-hail bFk.
Colonial with 3 bedrms. and Sia
paths den' fun bsmt, sarage and
beautiful rear elass jalousied
porch. &26,600. THOMAS L,
PHILLIPS d CO., OIL. 4-1424 til
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CHEVY CHASE - Vacant: white
brick Colonial: 9 rms, Ia baths
bsmt:; gas h..w.h.; .s.aers . lot
SS65SSs T6S 81 os,N. syss 1L. g S-S1sI 1,S,pEEE FHL-
Evening star., 1958-09-25

bEIHEeDA--NeWly decorated In
sioe and out; 3-bedrm. brick CO.
lonial; fireplace In liv. rm., SEP.
din: rm;. modern kit, full bsmt.,
sSrS: ySIsenea 80 eCEeh' sSS ysrass TcoSsd
Realtor. OF. A-R1I1 mi D
Evening star., 1958-09-25

NORBECK AREA, Just north Of
white rambler, 8 6edrms,. mod,
kit, lac. liv, rm. with ilrepl., full
bsmt.. situated on / ACRE; Si7,-
900. RIPLEY Co. EV. A-l6OO.
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HOUSES ron SALE--Mn.
lcoATINUIpl


BETHReDA-3-hedrm., a-hAth briel
rambler In eiose-In B-CC area,
patio, garage; immediate posses
sion: S20,5OO; $4,000 loan avail.
able. ANpRIs REALTY, OIL
BETHESDA : PARKWOOD = Brk
CAPE Ss Coo. On h,s,s 4 SsautiiSSl big pig cor, r.
Yst Soor, Israe ISlps"i; bedrm. STn ana and u
bath on 2nd: full bsmt. NH
Sis'S5C' FRANK s. Phillips
INC pI, 7-i4ll; eyes, OIL
BETIIEsDA-custom rambler OF
9-aore GRADED lot; 4 bedroomI
plus maids room, 2 full baths
daylight paneled recreation room
with fireplace, modern de luxe
kitchen; carport: S34,05O. I'll
PM BETHESDA REALTY. Oh
BETHEsDA : 3-tWin- sized .bedFm.
"-bath lRe, brick rambler. lse. liv
rniy dining ell, beaut. ultra kit
srolnd-ieyei DsRts Is with hAVsps 4 pict.n,r, ins
windows: close To public and pa.
rochlal schools and transp. X. IA
HiIMPHRJE6, Perpetual Bide
JU, 9-3000; ewes, JU. 5-iiig,
BETHEsDA. wYNGATE-4 -bedrm
prick 2-story with baths: kit
mas dlshwesher disposal; full
hsmt nice lot; S2l $50 SAMUEL
T. hOoLkY OF MD. INC, OIL
BETHESDA, wYNGATE, SIS,250--
npac, 3-bedrm. brick Colonial with
powder rm., daylight bsmt. with
scr. porch: level lot, mr.. bus, FHA
ND, INC, OIL. $500 I'll o.
BETHEsDA, FLA approved, oniJ
S2,3QO doWn--4 bedrooms, 2 baths
GOOD value. Sure bet. Call OIL. 8.
2544, once open 0 I'll o, THOMAS
y: FISHER a CO., INC.
BETHEsDA-Newly decorated in
side and out; 3-bedrni. brick CO.
loniai; fireplace In liv, rm.. seq,
din. rm.. modern kit, full bsmt.
screened porch, garage, wooded
! yard; S21,96O. KORzENDORFFR,
Realtor. OIL. 4-61l1 til o.
BETHEsDA-3-bedrm, ramb.; iiv
rms with ffrepl, din. area, rec
rm., bsmt.: walk to elem, schls
Assume $4,000, likSs In: Sg7
mo. Sl5.750. ANDRIS RLTY. OIL
a-gO10.
BETHEsDA AREA--4-yr. .oid spiit,
level 3 bedrms., IA baths, rec
rms vac; good eond $20,100
BETHEsDA-Charmine, white -bricI
Cape Cod, on q beautifully shaded
lot, within stones throw Of NH
Liy: rln. with drepl., sep. din. rfn.
modern kit, den or bedroom and
full bath on 1st a.: 2 bedrmS. anc
bath. on End a.: full bsmt., scr
porch: S2,70O down, STA mo. vii
buy. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC.
OF. 2-7000: ewes, KB. 7-l3sO.
BRADLEY HILLs-Center-hail bFF
Colonial with 3 bedrms. and 3I;
baths, den, full bsmt., garage ant
beautiful rear GLASS jalousieC
porch; &6,600. THOMAS I
PHILLIPS d CO., OIL, 4-l424 II
BRIGGS CHANEY RD. AREA
Four-bedrm, ramblerl $40, 800
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Continued on Next Page .
Evening star., 1958-09-25
FOXHALL ROAD ESTATE AREA

ROAD ESTATE AREA,
in the finest part of this unex-
celled close-in ioeation--Luxurious
AIR CONDITIONED home, only 5
years old with all spacious rooms,
incl. 4 large bedrms. Gdeal space
to finish big 5th bedrml; 2 baths,
library. screened porch, maids I'm.
and bath: fine rec. rm., 2-ear
garage FINE VALUE, PRICED IN
SIXTIES. Call JAMES Z. SCHWAB,
FM 0.5400. ewes. OIL 2-l40q.
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BLTIEsDA. wYNGATE-4 .bedrm
has dishwashsr, disposal; fuii
bsmt,: nice lot; S2l $50 SAMUEL
=. BooLEY OF MD, NC, OF
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LEWISDALE
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AI4EXANDRIA-Brick row house.
lust few minutes from the
PENTAGON and downtown WASH
ington. 8 bedrms.. large living rm,
and equipped kitchen with table
space. Full hsmt. Sl3.950, with
easy terms available LURIA
BROS REALTORS, 204s Wilson
Evening star., 1958-09-25

COLRsVILLE AREA = New, large
compl. air-cond, 3-hedrm.. 2-hath
brick rambler on la-acre level site
in lovely country area; entr. hall
farm-sized electric kit. lovely rec
rn1., 2 fireplaceS, garage. c. ROB
ERT GRAY & CO., 9l6 Ellsworth
Ar III S.Gfn0
Evening star., 1958-09-25

Sl4,950: close in: 3 OedrmS., fire.
place. bsmt.: nr. schools, bus. Also,
FHA. FOX REALTY, IA. 10000.
BELLEVUE FOREST AREA-Brsnd-
new 5-bedrm., 3-bath, brick RAM
bier; high above the Potomac
Valley in beaut. Rivercrest, within
q stones throw of Chain Bridge;
marvellous quality and finished to
perfection. One of the most beaut.
rec. rms. we have ever seen. Spa
cious 1Snter-hall plan; liv. rm,
approx. l5x22; sep. din. rm.. gor-
geous big. all-elec. kit: 2-caI ga
E1Fs TiPs s41;ee2o' No FfAHKK REAHKoss & PHjA- "A,
7-S012: ewes, KE. S-2659
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PARKWOOD - Sle,650 SPECIAL
3-bedrm. rambler, stone nrepl,'
sep, din rm.. all-elec. kit. wltahle
space; full bsmt., m. rec. rm
VIA bath: lot 40 IT vide trees
patio. SAMUEL Z. DO BODILY OF
Evening star., 1958-09-25

rms. family rms = biz trees: d6ls.
OIL 4-7600; ewes, Wo. 6-S524.
ROCKVILLE-S SILVER ROCK-S495
dn., no qualifying, no settlement
carges: det. rambler; bedrms. b,
rec. rm.; assume 4bass GI loan
Lo. b-3740: ewes, 10. 5-0407.
Evening star., 1958-09-25

CRESTWOOD PAkk-ChaTm INSIDE
and out: Immaculate, 3-bedrm.
doll house. Carport and level treed
lot. Priced below $1,000. For
ERNMENT EMPLOYEES REALTY
CO If 3-3421 IA 5-QlnS
Evening star., 1958-09-25

MONTGOMERY IUNIOk COL
ELGE. near District line, excel,
location-All-brick colonial-style
home with 3 large bedrms.. ia
baths, full bemt., SEP, din. rm.,
screened porch. 22b-ft.- deep lot
with tall shade trees only " s.
eSO. A. KEssINoER a. CO.,
Evening star., 1958-09-25

SILVER sPRNG-Assume S1s,l00
loan on this beautiful yr.-old brick
split-level; 3 bedrms.. 2ls baths,
kit. with wall oven, dishwasher,
disposal; rec. rm. in full. plus sub
bsmt.; situated on beautiful cor
ner lot in finest section Of Sill
yer spring; 10; 5:3oss, SUB
Evening star., 1958-09-25

CHEVY CHASEi $500 dn.-Beauti-
ful 3-bedroom home; excel. loca-
ton, . blks. to schools. sI4,950.
7604 Lynn DR.. OIL. 4-0402.
CHEvY CHASE RAMBLER =
Charming 3-bedrrn., 2-bath brick
rambler in Q perfectly beaut
SPOT Just on Conn. ave. There Il
. 24.ft, liv. rm.. full din. rm,,
rec. rm. with frepl,, built-in
garage. Only 8 yrs. old. Owner
leaving city, says ''sell this week .
Priced far below reproduction
cost. NJ. NJ. NORTHERN, DI
7-SS42. JU. 5-63S7.
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'Hord Luck Girl Makes
American SIoIon Team

VT, and Miss Meyer from
Bishop. Calf.
Forty-two women were NOM
mated for the SALON.
The seedlings and draw for
starting places viii be made to-
night. An early starting po-
sition Is desirable because the
course gets chopped UP by the
time the first is get through.
The Americans got a break in
the draw last night for the
mems slalom which opens the
meet Sunday. Bud Werner, Of
Steamboat Springs. Colo, was
seeded in the first Is and then
drew the No. / starting posi-
ton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
Baylor Stuff Gets
Hiqh Schoo! Couch

WACO. Tex. Jan. 81 "a
Tom Pruett. who compiled 9
record Of 43 wins. Q losses and
/ tie in five seasons at Corpus
Christi Miller High School.
was appointed yesterday 70
Baylor's football coaching stan
DR.. w. r. White. university
president. said it fills the last
vacancy on the stan. White
said no changes were planned
in the Baylor athletic setup.
Some sports writers had been
critical Of Baylor's 3-6-l rec
ord last season.
George Sauer. athletic direc-
tor. Is in Ames, Iowa, today.
being interviewed about the
Iowa State head coaching Job.
White didn't say whether
Coach Sam Boyd would shoul-
der the duties Of athletic d.
rector II Sauer takes the Iowa
State post.
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Big Ten and Irish
.Fuvor Changes in
.NCAA Television

| CHICAGO. Jan. 81 R.-The
NcAA television committee
hoped to finish drafting a 1858
college football Tv plan today
before adjournins q three-day
session.
The 1858 plan will be sub
mitted to the 400 voting men,
bers Of the NCAA in q mail
referendum probably late. next
month. A two-thirds majority
Is required for approval.
Any new plan Is expected TO
follow the pattern Of the last
several years. The 1857 pro-
gram, described by the NCAA
as the most satisfactory and
peaceful" in the l2-year history
Of controlled college football
telecAsting. called for nine ma
tional and four regional BEAM
ings. No team could appear
more than once nationally and
regionally. or twice reeionally.
Various hearings have been
held by the committee at its
current meeting. Those APP
lpearing included representa-
tives Of the Big Ten: the Rev.
Edmund p. Joyce. executive
vice president Of Notre Dame;
II. s. Gallery. sports director
for NBC. and representatives
Of two pay-as-yau-see TV con-
Germs.
The Big Ten proposed the
only fundamental change. II
wants any school to have three
nv appearances and be allowed
10 negotiate its own contracts
with any station or network 1t
wishes.
Father Joyce recommended
some relaxing Of the NCAA's
ban on televising sell-out
games II another college game
Is being played within q 90
mile radius.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
Penalties Mark
MontreuI'sV Victor
Over'Red Wings
By ths Assoeiated PFeaa

The Montreal Canadiens de-
feated Detroit. TO. but the Ma
tionaf Hockey League leaders
got no better than q standod
in the money assessed by the
referee in last nights brawl at
Montreal.
The Canadiens increased
their advantage over the New
York Rangers to "a points In
the leagues only game as
Goalie Jacques Plante posted
rs eighth shutout Of the season,
Money-wise. the game cost
players Of each team SIS with
Referee Red Storey calling q
total Of 30 penalties. They in
cluded two majors. one game
misconduct. two 10-minute
misconducts and IS minors.
The 30 penalties were six
short Of the league record,
Thirty-six were called against
Montreal and Toronto Deem
Der Q. 1858.
As for the scoring, Dickie
Moore got two Of Montreal's
goals. The others were tailed
by Doug Harvey. Dollard st.
Laurent. Beliveau. Marcel Bo-
min and Don Marshall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

BAD 0ASTE1N. Austria, Jan
81 R.-Betsy Snite, the hard
luck girl Of the American SIX
team: Sally Beaver. Mad
Springer Miller and Linda
Meyer today were named to rep.
resent the United States Mon
day in the slalom race Of the
Worlds Alpine ski champion.
ships.
Miss Snite. slender, l9-year.
old North American champion
from Norwich. VT. was shaken
up in q spectacular fall yester-
day but doctors indicated today
she viii be able to compete. Her
injured left knee and ankle
were heavily tapped.
II the leg doesn't heal, her
place viii be taken by Penny
Pitou. l9-year-old. pony-tailed
blond from Guilford. N. H. The
two were members Of the 1856
Olympic team. but q twisted
knee kept Betsy out Of the
games.
Miss Deaver, who has made
the best showing Of the Ameri-
can girls in European races, is
from Whitemarsh. Pa. Miss
Springer-Miller is from Stowe,
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SHUT OUT IN TOUGH DAY
Shoe Trying Again
For 3,00Oth Today

an estimated IS lengths be-
hind the field. came up to wiz
the feature. Circle Lea wa:
second and The Shoe. third
The latter. named for the
jockey. is q full brother Of
Swaps.
Gilber got boxed from the
outset and never could find
racing room until II was toe
late to catch the winner. Rec
ord Book.
In other tries. Shoemaker's
mount. Midnight Date. was
beaten by q nose by q longshot.
Sister Damian. and Montec
faded after setting the pace
and ran fourth to Meme vivo. q
5000 winner.
Three thousand victories
would put Shoemaker in q class
with i've other American jock
eys. Johnny Longden. Eddie
Arcaro. Ted Atkinson. Johnny
Adams and Ralph Neves.
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Presidents Snap Skid
With Win Over Blades

NEW HAVEN. Jan. 81 fSpe.
cial) The Washington Presi-
dents displayed ability Ia
bounce back here last night az
they blanked the New Haven
Blades. 30. 10 snap a winless
streak Of six straight games.
The victory moved the Presi-
dents from fourth place to q
tie with New Haven for second
In the Eastern Hockey League
II same at q time when the
situation appeared TO be at its
gloomiest for the Washington
club.
Prior TO last night Washing.
ton was Keeling from q blow
occasioned by the suspension
Of Wally Kullman In the Char.
lotte game Tuesday night. Kull.
man, leading scorer Of tht
team. is awaiting a league de.
cision on how long his suspen.
sion will last.
Added TO his loss Is that o.
Defenseman Moose Lallo. re.
cuperating from an operation
on his left elbow.
The Presidents overcam.
these obstacles with a first.
class performance last night II
administering the Blades theil
fourth straight defeat.
The Presidents. scoring ono,
In each Of the three periods
got q top Job from Goalie Mel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
WOMEN GOLF FAvoRITES WIN
Downey, Jansen Teams
Play I'd Round Toduy

HOLLYWOOD. Fla. Jan. 81
R.--Mary Ann Downey Of Bal
timore. and Marge Lindsay Of
Decatur. Del. the defending
champions. are paired against
the par-shooting team Of Bar
bara McIntire and Judy Bell
today in the second round Of
the Women's international
four-ball golf tournament.
The Downey-Lindsay duo
yesterday won q I and 3 VIC
tory over the veteran Miami
team Of Mrs. George Wilcox
and Mrs. Evelyn Trippe. Miss
Downey and Miss Lindsay were
three over par for the distance
Miss McIntire. from Lake
Park. Fla. and Miss Bell. from
Wichita. Kans.. were par for
the - holes needed TO GUST
Carol Beinbrink Of Stony
Brook. N. Y. and Pat Herman
Of Manhasset. N. Y. 6 and 5,
The unhearalded team Of
Dinah Gartner of Emporium,
Pa. and Shirley Lindsay.
Marge's sister. threw q big
scare into Mary Pat Jansen
of Charlottesville. Va. and
Cookie Swift Berger Of Buff
falo. N. Y. before bowling on
the 18th hole.
Miss Jansen, runnerup In
the 1856 British Amateur, won
the match on the first extra
hole with a 9-foot putt for q
par. Both Miss Lindsay and
Miss Oartner missed short
puts which would have given
them an upset victory on No.
10.
Other favored teams reach
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'Nlage| Replaces
Cur.fice al Utah

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 81
R.-Ray Nagel. who new into
town under an assumed name,
came out In the open yesterday
to accept the head football
coaching job at the University
Of Utah.
The 30-year-old former as
sistant coach at UcLA takes
over from Jack Curtice, who
resigned 70 become head coach
at Stanford. curtice won four
Skyline Conference football IT,
ties in his eight years.
Curtice received about Sil.-
900 q year as head coach and
athletic director. Nagel viii get
$4,000. James r. BUD Jack.
who was named athletic direc-
tor last week. gets $4,000.
Nagel. . last-minute candi-
date. was the unanimous choice
of both the athletic board and
the board Of regents. 70 which
the athletic board made its
recommendation.
For the athletic board. It was
q quick switch. Only last week
Il had recommended appoint
ment Of Andy Everest. fresh
man coach at Utah for the past
four seasons.
Nagel played at UCLA as q
quarterback. After his gradua-
ton in 1850. he became back
field coach at ucLA. He was
player-coach with the Chicago
Cardinals in 1858, became an
assistant coach for Bud VIII
kinson at Oklahoma in 1854
and returned to UCLA in 1855
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ARCADIA, Calf. Jan. 81 (Pl,
photographers viii be wait
ing again at Santa Anita today
for Jockey Willie Shoemaker To
get the one victory that will
give him 5000 winners for his
career.
The cameraman waited pa
tiently yesterday when Shoe
maker tried in seven races for
that lone victory. but missed.
Today he has six mounts. II
he doesn't make 1t this after
noon Shoemaker viii be try
ing again tomorrow in the $25, :
o00-added stakes.
One Saturday feature is the
San PasQual Handicap at q
mile an one-sixteenth. fea-
turing q field Of possible threats
for the $i00.000-added Santa
Anita Handicap.
The other Is the San Marcos
Handicap over the Canine Real
grass course at q mile an one
quarter, headlining eligibles for
the $50. 900 added Washineton's
Birthday Handicap. and the
closlne-da attraction. the
500. 000-added San Juan Cap
istrano Handicap.
Porterhouse and Terrang are
possible starters In the San
PaSqual. but only II the track
Is fast. Nashville. Find and one
or two lesser lights are definite
starters.
The San Marcos favorite
probably wen be Promised
Land. with Ekaba. Tall Chief
and Infantry also regarded
eontenders.
Shoemaker Is booked to ride
Ekaba in the San Marcos and
either Porterhouse or Nashville.
In the San Pasqual.
Yesterday he missed out on
two favorites. The Shoe in the
featured American Red Cross
Handicap and Gilber In the
eighth. The show spot was the
best Shoemaker could get. but
both races were close.
Silky Sullivan, at one stage
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ing the second round included
Barbara Romack Porter Of Sac
ramento. Calf. and Anne
Richardson Of Columbus, Ohio:
and Marlene Stewart STREET. OF
Fonthill. Ontario. and Ann
Casey tombstone Of Mason City,
Iowa. Both Mrs. Porter and
Mrs. STREET. are former United
States amateur champions. Mrs
STREET also has won the British
and Canadian title.
The Porter Richardson team
busted Doris Phillips Of Bell
vile. Ill, and Mrs. Grady Nc
Donald Of Atlanta. 2 and /.
The Stfeit- tombstone due
downed Ann Barry Of Quincy
H., and Marian Kaye Of Akron,
Ohio.
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Charges Dismissed
lin Benton Forgery

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 81
R.-check forgery charges
against Alton J. Benton. Is,
major league pitcher. have
been dismissed. his attorney
said yesterday.
The district attorneys once
at San Diego verified the dis
missial. Oficials said q $50
postal money order was on its
way to make restitution in the
case. pending since 1854.
Benton. q Los Angeles auto
salesman was given 1--WE
years probation yesterday by
Federal Judge George B. Harris
on a charge Of transporting o
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New Soccer Group
Being Considered

A proposal FOR q permanent
soccer association among COL
leges In this area is under
consideration following q pre-
liminary meeting yesterday at
Howard University.
Three athletic directors at
tended yesterdays meeting
Eddie LaFond Of Catholic u,
Dave Carrasco Of American U.
and Pete Wisher Of Gallaudet.
Coaches on hand we're Hicabi
Emekli Of Gu, Dan Mulcahy
and Jim DAILY Of Georgetown,
William Lauritzen Of American
u. and James T. Chambers Of
Howard. John K. Davidson
represented the soccer referees
association.
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|CeIficsSpanked
BY Warriors
~ the Associated Press

The Boston Celtics may win
the Eastern Division title In
the National Basketball AS
ISOLATION. but the Philadelphia
Warriors aren't going 70 help
them.
The Warriors won their
fourth game In eight starts
against the celts. 1896, In the
windup Of q Convention Han
double header In Philadelphia
last night.
The Detroit Pistons surprised
the Syracuse Mats in the
opener. e7-e3. The Minneapolis
LAkers turned on Cincinnati.
l05-i04. in another league
game at Minneapolis.
The last place Warriors icd
the celtics by Z points at the
quarter, IS at the half, and "a
at the three-quarter mark
before 1924, the largest MIA
crowd Of the season at Con-
vention Hall.
Woody Sauldsberry and Paul
Arizin each scored 10 points
to lead the Warriors while
Boston's Bill Sharman had II.
Coach Paul Seymour Of SYRIA
cuse was chased for throwing
q ball at an ofiicial. the second
toSs-out this week, as Walt
Dukes led the Pistons to VIC
tory by scoring II points.
Dolph Schayes had % for the
Mats.
Vern Mikkelsen tossed In q
pair Of free throws In the final
seven seconds TO give the
Lakers & comeback victory.
Mikkelsen and Larry Foust led
the scorers with 80 and 20
points respectively. Jack ivy
man had Is for Cincinnati.