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PROBABLE
PITCHERS

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at chicaso-Brever t4-e)
VS. Pierce T0-6J
Baltimore ST Kansas City-Broyn
40 IS JarYer go
New York at Cleveland f2J--Turley
l15-Jl and StufdlYant G-4l VS. Me-
Llsh $3.50 and Grant f5-s)
Washington Of Detroit t2)--Rsmos
7-pl and Paseual t5-5j Va. Larry tg-9j
and Aguirre t3-3).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
San Francisco at PITTSBURGH C2D--
Worthington fs-5) and Giel ODD vs..
Friend u2-l1l and Kline I0-g).
Cincinnati 81 81. Louis (2b-Nux-
han l6-5l and Kellner t2-D vs.. Jack
son (6-sl and Mabe l0-21.
Chicago at Mllvaukee-Hillman e.
II vs. Wiley f3-3).
Los Angeles ct Philadelphia a.
Gialomharoo Dell and Williams f6-b)
vs.. si1zkgnS (o-l0) and Roberts t9-9j,
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NEW YORK. July 20 o.
Bold Ruler found 1876 pounds
and six OF seven Nightly weight4
ed opponents too much 10 ham
die today and ended up badly
beaten as 0reentree Stables
Cohoes won the $4,000 Brook
lyn Handicap before 3i.i02
fans at Jamaica.
Bold Ruler. conceding, from
% 10 81 pounds 10 his rivals In
the Observation-Disclosures
race. finished ahead OF only
one horse In going down 10 his
worst defeat In a 32-race ca
rcer. The 1857 horse Of the
year previously had been out Of
the money only three times.
Today. however. he was beat
en- by Is lengths as the 2-to-5
favorite.
4lC WHCablCy 0bhbit uCC tlhu
some excuse as he was bothered
by Roy E. Faircloth's Sharps-
burg a quarter mile from home.
Although the foul cost Sharps-
burg second money. the viola
tion wasn't serious enough to
warrant q claim Of foul by Ed
die Arcaro. Bold Rulers Jockey.
But the stewards called for
a look at the picture Of the
race before hanging UP the of
fetal result.
"No. I didn't claim foul" Ar
caro- said. because we were
pretty well beaten when it hap
pened."
But for this incident. Bold
Ruler might have finished
closer. although Cohoes won
the race legitimately. He
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coHoEs WINS BROOKLYN
Bold Ruler 9th
With 1856 Pounds

stepped the distance under iio
pounds In 1881.
Bold Ruler. who dropped
back TO third at the start as
Mark Antony and cohoes
battled for the lead. made his
move coming out Of the back
stretch. Al that time. he was
trailing by q good i've lengths.
Within an eighth OF a mile.
be had moved IN on the leaders
and looked as II he was ready
10 make a race Of Il.
But turning into the home
stretch. with a quarter OF a
mile 10 go. he started 10 fade.
At the same time. Sharpsburg
closing on the outside =
veered In on the odds-on ia
vorite.
Cohoes. who had taken COM
mand with about q half-mile
TO go. pulled away under john
ny Ruane in the stretch and
finished a length In front of
Sharpsburg.
Christopher T. Chenery's
Third Brother finished third.
but was moved up TO second
when Sharpsburg was disquali-
fed and placed last. Inside
Tract then took over third
money.
Back Of the first four horses.
in order, came Admiral Wee.
Bills Sky Boy. Bold Ruler and
Mark Antony.
The victory was worth $685.
$50 to the Greentree Stable.
Cohes paid $3.50, $1,000 and
$8.70. Third Brother returned
5000 and $3.50 and Inside
Tract $l1.30 to show.
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White Sox Hand O'clock
First Loss of Season

CHICAGO, July 26 R.-The
White Sox, paced by the
smuggling of Sherm Lollar, Jim
Rivera and Jim Lands, today
kayoed Ike O'clock, previously
unbeaten Boston pitcher and
rolled to an lis victory be-
hind a 15-hit attack.
Unbeaten since last August
and holder of a 100 record
this season, O'clock was knocked
out in a flve-run fifth inning.
He had won 10 straight since
the White Sox defeated him
August "a. 1857.
Lollar drove in three runs
with his 18th homer. a single
and a double. and scored three
times. Rivera dubbed his fifth
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Yankees Blast
Indians, 3d.
Lead by Isl

CLEVELAND. July 26 R.-
Bill Skowron drove in four runs
with a pair Of singles today as
the Yankees rolled to their
seventh straight triumph, S-3,
over the Indians.
The victory, coupled with
Boston's loss ct Chicago boosted
the Yankees American League
lead to l5la games. their lar
gest this season.
The Yankees led, 4-3, going
into the ninth but turned on
the power for four runs with
six singles and a walk of two
relief pitchers. Don Mossi and
Morrie Martin, both lefthand-
ers.
Art Ditmar. third New York
pitcher who hurled the final
2Hs innings, started the ninth
with a single to center. Hank
Bauer and Gil McDougald fol-
lowed with singles to load the
bases. Mickey Mantle was
walked to force in one run and
Skowron ripped q sin 81 e
through the middle for two
more. Elston Towards hit
brought home another. Norm
Siebern got the final single.
The victory went to. starter
Duke Mas. his first since be-
ing traded from Kansas City
and his fifth in IL decisions.
Cleveland picked up two I'M
earned runs in the first inning
when Bauer dropped a two-out
ny by Russ Nixon.
A walk and singles by How
ard and Tony Kubek gave the
Yanks a run in the second in
ming. New York went ahead
80 in the third on Skowron's
two-run single.
Third Basefnan Earl Averill's
two errors in the seventh in
ming gave the Yankees another
run.
The Indians tied q major
league record in the seventh
inning by using five pinch
hitters while scoring their third
run.
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homer with two on in the fifth,
and Lands tripled home a pair
in the same inning.
Ray Moore. White Sox start
er took an 81 lead into the
sixth inning when the Red Sox
put on a f1ve-run uprising. Don
Buddin's double that drove in
two runs and got rid Of Moore
was the big blow.
The White Sox put the game
away in the seventh when they
scored three runs on a hit bats
man and singles by Ray Boone.
Rivera, Lown and Luis Aparicio.
Boston threatened in the
ninth when Jackie Jensen sin
See WHITE SOX, Page CO
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SNEAD PAIRED
WITH PLAYER

BALTIMORE. July 26
(SpeciaD. - Gary Player,
the Eastern Open leader,
Jack Burke and Sam Snead
were paired together for
the final round of the East
ern Open tomorrow, and
tournament officials we're
anticipating the biggest
crowd in the nine-year his
tory of the event.
The threesome will be
last of, at 2 pm.
Deane Beman paired to-
day with Tommy Bolt, Ma
tional Open titlist, switch
es to Dow Finsterwald, the
PGA champion, and Marty
Furgol at 1:07 pm. Wood
mont's Clarence Doser goes
with Ken Ventura and Wes-
ley Ellis at 1881.
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NIGHT BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baltimore 200 -
Kansas City 90
Harshman and TrlandOs;
Davis and Smith.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Los Angeles 400 O02 022-10
Philadelphia 001 O1O 0O2- 4
KOufax and ROsObOrO; San
ford, Hearn ~, MOrehead (sl.
Home runs-LOs Angeles:
Hodges 49,, l on; Philadelphia:
Bowman, 49,, on.
Cincinnati - 900 100
st. Louis ---- O10 900
Haddix and Bailey; MlEeIl
and Smith.
Home runs - Cincinnati:
Whisenant a., none on. 81.
Louis: Ennis (2), none on.
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Player Leads
By Stroke in
Easfern0pen
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star stan Writer

ny MEkthELL WHIIILESEH
Star Stan Writer
BALTIMORE, July 26.-Sam
Snead made the biggest noise
in the Eastern Open golf tour
nament today. but he let a
potential course-record round
get away from him and Gary
Player of South Africa was
still on top after three rounds
of the $4,000 tournament at
Mount Pleasant.
Player, the poised little fell
low from Johannesburg, trick
led home a l2-foot birdie putt
on the 18th hole for a par 70
and a 54-hole total of 208,
eight under par.
Tied for Second
Without that putt, the 90
year-old South African would
have been tied at 200 with Bob
Rosburg CID. Jack Burke (69)
and Art Wall CID. Those
three, all in hot streaks in the
last few weeks, are breathing
down his neck with the final 10
holes to be played tomorrow.
Snead was two strokes farther
back with 211.
The last hour and a half of
play Sunday will be televiSed
over Channel 2 in Baltimore,
starting at S pm.
The big gallery that trooped
behind Players threesome for
the final few holes was making
its second trip on the course,
as most of them had been out
Continued on Page CO, Col. 1
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Endine Wins Rich Delaware Cap;
Tigers Rookie Defeats Senators
Nelson Up;
Dotted Line
Nose Loser
by JOSEPH y. KELLY
star Racins Editor

STANTON. Del. July a.
Christiana Stables Endlne. .
4-year-old-filly who was beaten
in a $4,000 claiming race at
Pimlico this spring. ran the
race Of her life today TO win
the sl6o.s62 Delaware Handi-
cap by q nose in a tinsling
finish.
Jockey Eldon Nelson squeezed
the last ounce Of energy from
Endine right on the wire to
turn back King Ranch's fast
closing Dotted Line. who lost q
heartbreaker In the Nations
richest race for fillies and
mares.
Although, the horses In the
mile and-a-quarter race were
running for sl60.562, $4,000
represented nominator and
breeder awards and is not cred-
tied in q horses earnings.
22.S4S Watch Thriller
The perspiring, closing-day
crowd Of 22.34S rose to its feet
for the stirring finish and
buzzed with uncertainty about
which filly had won until the
placing judges lighted No. l
Endine's saddle cloth number.
Third. just a length back Of
the first two. came Mrs. VIII
liam H. Veeneman's Woodlawn.
a 65-to-l shot, who had battled
'Endine. through the stretch un-
til Dotted Line came rolling
from far back to make the final
fight against the victor.
All Of the fancied fillies and
mares In the l6-horse field dis
appointed, especially Mrs. Ethel
d. Jacobs favored Searching.
at S3.30-l who did no running
whatever for Jockey Bill Har-
tack and finished 14th, beating
only two rivals.
Winner Pays S24
Endine. who was coupled in
the betting with Tempted.
Mooring Stables 3-year-old
filly. the pair being saddled by
Henry Clark of Baltimore, paid
$24, $3.50 and Sc. Dotted Line
returned $3.50 and $3.50 and the
lucky show hackers Of Wood
lawn received $22.40.
Endine carried Ill pounds,
ten less than the topweighted
Bornastar, the Mid West cham
pion who finished q dull 10th.
The public failed to wager as
heavily as expected on her and
she went of at ST.. Another
failure was last weeks New
Castle winner. the Virginia.
owned Alanesian who faltered
to last.
Endine's triumph set of q
local celebration. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lunger, who own the
Christiana Stables, live in sub
urban Wilmington. Tempted,
who set most Of the pace and
held on for fourth money. is
owned by Mrs. Philip dupont,
Mrs. Lunger's mother.
Sold Tempted to Mother
A year or so ago, Mrs. Lunger
sold Tempted to her mother
for $4,000. Tempted, VINO had
finished third in the Delaware
Oaks two weeks ago is the only
See DELAWARE, Page c.
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TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION

Baseball
Baltimore at Kansas City,
WTTG-5, $3.50 pm.
Golf
Final round Of the Eastern
Open golf tournament, WMAR-
2 R1ltimore), s pm.
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Winner - Moford u-3). Loser -
Romonosky U-3l.
HBP--By Moford fYostl, PB-wil-
son u-Tabacehi, Paparella, Stewart.
Runge. T--2;19. A--6,4l3.
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winner-Maas (5-7l. Loser--woode-
shiek OLD.
HPB-BelI tcareyl. U-Berry, ia
he'll, Mckinley, Chyiak. T-3:16. A.
len D.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS

Does not Include nlght game.
Results Yesterday
Detroit, 8: Washington, 1.
New York, 8; Cleveland, 3.
Chicago. IL; Boston, Q.
Baltimore at Kansas City (night).
Games Today
Washington at Detroit f2), 2.30.
New York at Cleveland az.
Boston ct ChieaRo.
Baltimore at Kansas City.
Games Tomorrow
Washington at Chieago, Q pm.
New York at Kansas City tnighD.
Boston at Detroit.
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Aotaio ---------- OF -
Grounded out for Aspromonte In
5th; Walked for Romonosky in 5th;
3 Struck out for Griggs in 7th; Struck
out for Valentinetti In 9th.
WASHINGTON Dol 600 oOO--i
DETROIT --------- 1870 O1O 40x--o
E. Pearson, FITZGERALD. PO-A
washington. 24-s; Detroit, 27-0. DIP
Chrisley 10 Yost; Martin to =. Boiling
70 Harris; p. Bolling to Martin to
Harris. LoB-WashinGton, 5; De-
troit, z.
2b---Wilson. p. Boiling. Kuenn, Ka-
line. 3b-Romonosky, virgil; sB-Ka-
lire, Wilson, p. Boiling. eF--Wilson.
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Moford Gets
81 Decision
On Glitter
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star stan Writer

DEIhOlI, July 20. - heID
Moford. Detroit's side-arming
Highlander who achieved his
only National League victory
In a relief role with the cardi-
mails three years ago. notched
his first American League tri-
umph at the expense Of the
Senators today. 81. He held
them TO six hits as the Tigers
raked three Washington pitch
ers for IL hits Of varying
velocity.
Moford. a former teammate
Of the Senators starter and
loser, John Romonosky, when
both were in the st. Louis
chain gang at Columbus, Ohio.
was making his third major
league start. He had been beat
en- in the other two On homers
by Johnny Antonne1li of the
Giants and Bob Boyd Of the
Orioles, but he allowed none
Of that nonsense by the Sena-
tors.
Run Practically q Gift
The only Washington run
might be termed a mistake. In
fact, for Centerhelder Harvey
Kuenn misjudged a Romono-
sky liner in the third inning
into a triple and Able Pearson
later scored John with a single
of Moford's glove.
AL Kaline, once rejected by a
pair Of Washington scouts as
unlikely to hit major league
pitching, contributed a home
run, double and single to the
Tigers attack, while Kuenn
Clipped in with a double and
two singles against Romonsky,
Hal Grigss and Vito Valenti-
netti.
In swapping a five-game los
ing streak and disturbing the
Senators dream Of nudging to-
ward seventh place, the Tigers
manhandled Romonsky for
seven hits in the first two in
nings, compiling a 40 lead.
Martin Makes Play
The Senator's had a chance
to maui Moford at the outset
when Ed Yost led OF the game
by getting nicked with a pitch.
He moved to second as Pearson
grounded out and to third
when Julio Becquer singled to
right. But Roy Sievers hit into
a double play, with ShortstoR
Billy Martin making a fine
backhand stab of Roy's sharp
grounder to start it.
Singles by Frank Boiling,
Kuenn and Kaline pried a run
from Romonsky in the first.
Red Wilson, batting a mere
.538 against the Senators,
opened the second inning with
a double and scored on Mo-
ford's single through the box.
The Tigers came up with
two more runs in the second.
Martin singled, Moford stop
ping at second and Kuenn also
came through with a single
to center. scoring Moford.
Pearson played the ball as If It
had teeth. making three stabs
at it before he picked it up,
and on the error Martin also
scored.
In the last six innings the
Senators were held to three
widely separated singles, and
the Tigers proceeded to expand
their margin.
Kaline clouted his 18th
homer into the leftfield seats
See SENATORS, Page ca
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday
San Francisco. Pittsburgh. o.
ChicsEo, z; Milwaukee, 4.
Los Angeles at Philadelphia tniehO.
Cincinnati ct St Louis (night).
Games To-day
San Francisco ct Pittsburgh ~.
Los Angeles At Philadelphia CD.
Cincinnati at 81. Louis ~.
Chicago ct Milwaukee.
Games Tomorrow
san Francisco At Phiiadsiphia u.
Wi-niRhfl
Only sfppes scheduled.
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E-Bauer Averill. .. PO-A-New
York. 27-1Oi Cleveland 27-l1. LOB
New York. .: Cleveland. o
2b-Mantle
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CLEVELAND

Totals 80 127 Totals IS 3 2 /
Flied out for Harrel in 9TH;
sinried Tor oeieeT i n sth: Ran iof
wertz IN eth: Walked for Vernon IN
It'll; 8 Struck out for Nixon in 9TH:
2 Ran for Ayerill In sth: Grounded
out for Bell in sth.
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Sold Tempted to Mother
A year or so ago. Mrs. Lunger
sold Tempted to her mother
for $4,000. Tempted, who had
finished third in the Delaware
Oaks two weeks ago is the only
See DELAWARE, Page c.
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NEW RANCH

WILLOWICK: Unusual 3 bedroom
ranch with brick front. large
living room with vestibule en-
trance with closet, dining area.
nice kitchen and full divided
basement on paved street -
assessment paid by builder. Price
$4,000. Holden Realty, Inc, 324l7
Vine 81 WI d1IOn
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[;ll;L $l;I13
THREE. REASONS

FOR buying my home now. Home
prices go up in the spring. Leav-
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from owner and save. Ranch
type in beautiful Beverly Hills
Euclid; living, dining. kitchen
breakfast nook. utility; two large
bedrooms and bath on first: large
bedroom, bath and storage on
End: screens, storms, double ga
~~~" "~e '0': many unusual
features; years old. 25565 Chat
..---h -, Euciid, Ohio. Phone
IKE. l-431o
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NEW BUNGALOW

FULL price on one of these lovely
new homes, SIG 500. Do your own
painting, tile work. floor sand
ing, etc. etc. Save up to Two
Thousand (S2.000) Dollars off
down payment. Only 3 left so
act fast. Holden Realty. Inc.
324l7 Vine 81 WH l=11an
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SAVE $1,000

BUY from owner; Euclid bunga-
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WILLOWICK

ONLY years old. well built bum
galoW behind Shoreeate Shop
ping Area. 2 bedrooms. large
living room. dining area and
kitchen down with expansion up:
fenced in yard $4,000 81. 500
down Holden Realty, Inc. 324I7
Nine - wv linn
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SAVE

CEDARWOOD dr., Mentor-on- the
Lake, 3 bedroom ranch. family
room. double garage, beach privi-
leges; builder, open 2 to 6 Sun
day. RE. 1-lO41.
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OFF LAKE SHORE BLVD.

sharp ranch home; 2 COM
Portable bedrooms, tile bath. at
tached garage. Exquisite decor.
Perfection inside and out. Below
reproduction cost immediate
possession. Only $4,000. Holden
Realty. Inc, 324l7 Vine St. VIII.
a-11n0
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BY OWNER

DELUXE brick eer home.
Creekview DIR. off Nottingham,
excellent condition; principals
only, w. l-l246
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CLEVELAND Heights. by owner.
corner. large 6 room single. IL
baths. Z closets, sleeping porch.
Sl8,500. Call before 10 a. m. for
appointment, open Sunday 2 pm.
TO pm, 4026 Elnwood. EV
l-8449
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Other Features Include:

Wood burning tireploce; lia ceramic tiled baths
noturul birch cuobourds full dining room snack bar
double attached garage. odequote electricol wiring
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S6,8CO

S6, 6,8OO
EAST Cleveland, half of side-by-
side, modern 4 rooms, bath
down, room and attic up gas
furnace, garage; shown by APP
pointment. Ii. 1-2l54. Rauch,
Broker, UL. 1895.
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ST. JEROME'S, SIS. garage. Poto-
car Realty, ". 1880
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EAST 28oth; by owner; s26, 900: 4
bedroom tapestry, brick veneer,
clay tile bath, large kitchen.
natural wood: lavatory. tile base
ment. VIII. 3-5l1S.
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RANCH

RANCH-Sl, 200 DOWN
DARLING ranch. only wears old
large rooms. fenced in backyard
aluminium awnings, storms and
screens, 81 500 Holden Realty.
Inc, 324l7 Vine St. VIII. 4-llOO.
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WILLOWICK. by owner; trans
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rooms, 2 down, ! large room up
IN beautiful knotty pine, full
Basement, storms, drapes. land
scaplng: of Lake Shore, 384
East 327th ST. VIII. 3-4S42.
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FREEWAY MOVERS
MENTOR VILLAGE
BY OWNER

ONE acre, city water. Bellflower
rd off North Center ST. PO.
1-8297.
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OWNER: 2 bedrooms down. up.
living room with fireplace: sepa-
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space: basement: garage: 53xl5O
fl. lot; exec lent location /:
churches, school, transportation
RE- 2-2Qoc
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4 YEAR old. 8 bedroom bungalow.
large rooms, natural wood. 2-car
garage, low taxes, only Sl4,8OO.
Potocar Realty. w. 1850.
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BY OWNER
BUNGALOW
WILLOWICK RANCH

THIS lovely l year old ranch has
3 master bedrooms. tiled bath,
separate dining room. large liv-
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basement, gas heat. lot size
T5xl75'. Full price S18,50O. Holden
Realty, Inc, 324l7 Vine ST., VIII.
4-l1O0.
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September II

5.IfS IN the Nome. 5ome.
7-ciFeus Boy. Adventure.
1.-THE Return OF Buffalo Bill."
Mickey Broddock. tRepeot.l
9-citixen Soldier. Drono.
"Bio Swop."
500
4-The Best Of Groueho. Quiz.
tRepects OF You Bet Your LiFe.l
Sylvester lecture. Movie.
I Hour. cosy Living" ls4s.
Victor Mature.
7-ZoPEo. Adventure.
1.-THE Secret Of the Sieuo." A
Gypsy Girl DRIVES in town openly
beorino gold nuggets which
arouse contrasting emotions in
the beholders. Guy Willioms
Stors.
9-RieheFd Diomond. Mystery.
Double Jeopardy" Diamond Is
hired to find fortune in stolen
jewels. Dovid Jonssen stors. IRE
peot.)
$50
4-DTqsnet. Crime.
Friday and Smith trace the block
sheep scion Of weolthy foniIy
through his spectoeIes. tRepeot.I
1.-The Reel Mecoys. Comedy.
THE Honeymoon. All the Me-
Coys too along when Luke and
kdte take o Delayed honeymoon
trip. Walter Brennan stors. IRE
peot)
9-The Verdict 10 Yours.
1.-THE People VS.. Michael Wor-
rem" An undercoVer Investigator
for reform organization is
charged with having Induced
ond procured" O mon TO murder
an ex-rocketeer Jim Mckay,
host.
900
4-PeopIe's Choice. Comedy.
Sock oorees to boby-sit os O fo-
Vor to his former Marine Corps
commander. jackie Cooper stars.
(Repeot.)
-WFesfIino. ConifoI Arano
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4:I5
S-The Secret Storm. Serial.
$3.50
s-Edse Of Night. SerioI.
4:45
:4-ModeEn Romonees. Serial.
$500
4-EootIisht TheoteF.
! Hour. Western films.
S-Milf GFont Show.
IA Hours. Teen-oeers' Dance
party.
7-Woody Woodpeeker. Kids.
Cortcon series.
9-The EoFly Show. Movie.
Ia Hours. "Chino Clipper"
1886. Pat O'Brien.
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$500
4-Susie. Comedy.
Ann Sothem stors.
7-Judge Roy Beon.
edoor Buchanan stors.
6:I5
5-News. Weather. Sports.
Worren Morgan.
$50
4-News. Weother. Sports.
MeGee. Strineet. Gibbons.
5-Popeye. Kids.
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
9-SpotIisht. Weather. News.
GolIoher Douglas. Cushing.
Gas
4-NBc News.
Chef HuntIey. Dovid 5rinkIey.
9-Dou9 Edwords. News.
TOO
4-Sheriff Of coehise.
5-White Hunter. Adventure.
7-Boekstoge. Sports. News.
Strong, Malone. MoIkie.
9-Diol 9o9. Police.
Shortly otter bonk is robbed In
speetor Mcguire and his men have
the newspaper district tightly cor
,doned. Robert 5eotty stors.
7:15
7-John Dolly. News.
1870
4-Tie Toe Dough. Color.
Joy Jackson. host.