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|LumIey Sparks
Bruins Surge

0oaiie Harry Lumley. SUBJ
hing for the injured Don Sim
mons. Il one Of the big reasons
the Boston Bruins are improv-
ing their position In the Ma
tional Hockey League.
The 3l.year-old goalie. who
won the Vexina trophy while
with Toronto in 1854. turned
In Q me job last night as the
Bruins ana New York Rangers
battled 70 q lei tie. The last
place Chicago Black Hawks
whipped Toronto. Ell. In the
only other game.
Lumley turned back 20 New
York shots while Gump Worsley
saved ~ In the Rangers goal
Larry Pcpein put New York
in front At 2:0i Of the third
period and Jerry Toppaxzinl
evened matters with his 18th
goal Of the season six minutes
later.
The result enabled thu
Rangers 70 close the gap in
their race TO overtake the lead
ing Montreal team. Ths
Bruins also gained ground. ~
ing idle Detroit for third place
The Black Hawks scored
three goals within two minutes
IN the second period and tWs
OF them came while they werl
q man short. Glen Skov. Eri.
Nesterenko. Elmer vaskc and
I'd Kachur scored Chicagoa
goals while Brian Cullen nettet
the Leafs only goal.
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Junior HundbuII
In SemifinuIs

Semifinais Of the national
junior singles handbail cham
pionships will start at $50 TO.
night at the Central branch
YMCA. i736 q street NV
Quarter-iinal matches In dou-
bles start ct s.
In opening singles matches
yesterday. Pat Rocks defeated
Tom Benson. Ellis. 2i-7;
Benny Kallman won over Dich
Moore. 2i-l7. li.2l. allie;
Jack Dorsky defeated Gem
Runkle. 2l-8. 2i-3, and Boil
Helsley beat Manuel Dorsky
2i-l6; 2l-ie.
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|TV Money Keeps
Cubs Out Of Red

CHICAGO. Jan. 30 R.--The
Cubs made . profit Of about 81
per day last year.
Owner r. X. Wrigley an
nounced ct an annual stock
holders meeting yesterday that
the club was &3S7 In the black
last season despite o drop Of
sc, 900 at the gate on q decline
IN attendance from T20.ils to
e70.62e.
The Cubs avoided the red be-
cause Of 100000 IN proceeds
from game-of-the-week tele-
vision. The club showed q loss
OF 3l45.7l2 IN 1855.
Wrigley was reelected prei-
dent and John Holland. Charlie
Grimm and Clarence Rowland
were reelected vice presidents.
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|CeIfics Smash
Scoring Marks

The Boston Ceitics are q
tough club 70 beat on any Ma
tional Basketball Association
court. But they're virtually In
vincible af home. particularly
when bob cousy b On the
beam.
Last night they rallied IN the
second half 10 whip the st.
Louis Hawks. lii-i0l. In the
only league action. u was the
nth straight home victory for
Boston. The celtics now hold
. eh-sams lead IN the Eastern
Division.
Cousy tossed IN 30 points and
set q Garden record .. - field
goals for . half IN the final two
periods.
Boston hit on only II Of 90
shots IN the nrst half and
trailed 50-37 at the intermis-
sion. However. the celtics
bounced back and scored u
points In the next two periods
lettering BY one the league
scoring record for . half ct
By New York against them
earlier this year.
with the Hawks sttIi lead
ing. e7-s4. after three minutes
Of the third period. Cousy
scored II points In . row -
the celtics closed the sap 70 Q
single point.
Tia lead see-sAwed until the
four-minute marx Of the Anal
quarter when g. Louis led.
oo-oo.
Boston then reeled on q
string Of ~ consecutive points.
including seven BY cousy. 70
pun away for good.
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|He|iand Order,
Draw 10 Settle
Weller Title

NEW YORK, Jan. 30 R.--
julius Heitand. president Of
the World Championship Com
mite Of professional boxing
yesterday announced Q draw
Ing Monday among the three
remaining welterweights In the
title tournament. One Of the
three boxers win draw Q bye
and win meet the survivor Of q
seminal match between the
other two for the champion
ship vacated BY Carmen Basiiio
The three boxers left In the
tournament after two bouts and
one withdrawal are Virgil Atkins
of 81. Louis. Vince Martinez Of
Paterson. N. j., and Isaac Lo-
CART Of Cuba.
Helfand. who also 4 chair
man Of the New York State
Athletic Commission. said the
drawing win be heidi ct the
once Of Ring Magazine. under
the supervision Of Editor MAI
Fieischer. . consultant to the
committee.
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SCANS FIELD AFTER SENIORS VICTORY
Suruzen Selects Venture
As Best Of Young Golfers

DUNEDIN. TIA. Jan. 50 N1.
--0ene Sarazen. the country
squire from Germantown. N,
r. surveyed the field Of young
golfers In this country today
and tabled Ken Ventura as the
best Of the crop.
There are several fine
youngsters playing the circuit
now but Ventura Il the most
outstanding golfer Of them all. "
said Sarasen. who yesterday
staged Q whirlwind rally 70 win
the Pea seniors championship.
1T probably win take him .
couple Of years 70 get his feet
on the ground. but ! think he's
the boy who win replace Ben
Hogan as the country's No. ]
golfer.
'Dill Casper could give him
Q lot Of trouble and Dave Mari
b another fine golfer. although
he's small.
But Venture looks like the
best. He hits Q long ban and
he's o great iron player. He
has q wonderful build. Is q
clean liver and . good athlete.
Things don't upset him. and
another thing. he's the con-
quering type. He goes out
there to beat you"
Sarazen. who won his first
National Open In 1921 and has
been Q big name IN golf ever
since. did not single out ven-
turn Just because Ken won the
Thunderbird Invitational Sun
day. George recalled that two
years ago Ventura. while still
an amateur. held the best golf
ers in the Nation at bay for
three rounds In the Masters
tournament at Augusta. Ga.
Venture, who lives In San
Francisco, r. as. Casper, q big
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Jim Pace Honored

CHICAGO. Jan. 20 W1.--Jim
Pace. Michigan's All-America
halfback. last night received
the Chicago Tribune's silver
football symbolic Of his selee-
ton as the Big Tens most
valuable player for the 1867
season.
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Atkins twice knocked out
Tony DeMarco Of Boston. an
ex champion. In bouts that
were designated a. world cham
pionship matches by the Mas.
sachnsetts commission.
Eddie Mafus. Logart's. man.
ager. said he wanted no part Of
any drawing.
I'VE want to fight only for
the title" MAfuE said. why
should be take part In any
drawing? Atkins never even
fought In this tournament yet,
We fought apd won and nov
We are supposed 10 draw Just
like Akins."
In Paterson. Hill DAILY. Mar
tine1' manager. said he had
pledged his word % 80 along
with the National Boxing AEso-
cation. which ruled earlier this
month that the winner Of the
MANUFACTURERS. bout should
meet Logart for the site. The
new champion than woSsld de-
fend against Atkins within %
days.
Marines n nov IN training
10 fight for the world welter-
weight championship" DAILY
said. The match hasn't beer
made yet. but several promot-
err are interested"
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money winner on the circuit
last year. Is the same age and
plays out Of Apple Valley. Calf.
Mari. who joined the pro
tour last season. Is - and was
second 70 Casper IN the Bing
Crosby clarnbake ct Pebble
Beach earlier this month. He
plays out Of Rumson. N. J.
sarazen. obviously delighted
at winning q big tournament on
the threshold Of So. said he
feels At and clipper and u
looking forward to his "Trip b
England 10 play the British
Empire seniors champion. He
viii stay over and compete IN
the British Open. which he won
In 1891. He said his next tour
nament win be the Masters In
April.
zone reason ] was eager 70
win this Seniors u it won't Be
too long before Hogan. Snead.
Mangrum, Demares and some
OF the others win Be getting IN
here. and that's going 70 make
it tougher yet 10 win" he said
with Q chuckie. The Seniors 4
for golfers 50 and older.
Sarazen was i've strokes on
the pace starting he anal
round but. shot . two-under-
par round and won BY three
strokes. Charles Sheppard Of
West Newton. Mass.-who Sara
zen says Is the best puttsr he
ever saw-was second.
Mortie Dutra Of Calexico.
Calf, who led for three rounds.
skied 10 an 80 and fen well
back.
Sarazen's 72-hole score. Incl
dentaily. was 2ss. the same
score he posted In winning the
le22 Open. when he also started
the final round I'VE strokes back.
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Size Criminals

II any Of the three boxers
refuse 70 follow the results OF
the draw, Helfand said the
committee win designate the
two remaining boxers 10 meet
for the championship.
The six men named origi-
|nally By the committee were
0aspar Ortega Of Mexico. Oil
Turner Of Philadelphia. George
Barnes Of Australia. Atkins.
Marines and Logart. Oftega
lost 10 Logart and Turner was
beaten by Martinez. Barnes
informed the committee that
he was unable 70 agree 10 terms
for an elimination match.
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The Flying Wheels OF Long
Bsach. Calf. registered q t6-
20 victory over the Charioteers
OF Richmond. Va. in q Wheel
chair basketball game last
night at Walter Reed.
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VILE 70 big day At Halea for q racing
with Well Seasoned ls5o in the second e produce wnoppng
ming by length with Frank Smith aboard the winner
Veccho guides Morane TO victory
with Noble Birth NO j and Iron DO s. finishing second and
third respectively Sevenhree 81 tickets were sold on the winning
tickets one $40 ticket The winning
combination 90.-AP Wfephoto.
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$24, 900 Bid on Venturii
Hiqh in Calcutta Pool

LAS VEGAS, New, April "a
R.-Twenty-two golfers early
today were sold in the legal
Calcutta auction in the Tour
nament of Champions for q
record 1886, 900. Ken Ventura
of San Francisco was the big
buy at $4,000.
In the Calcutta. individuals
or syndicates bid on a players
chance to win the tournament
opening today. Ten per cent
of the top of the pool goes to
the Damon Runyon Cancer
Fund.
The lucky bidder on the win
ner this year will collect 40 per
cent Of what is left, or SOS, 760
from the net Of $239, 400.
Last year the pool for this
tournament was $265, $50 with
% players sold. Singer Frankie
Lame and his associates COL
lected SOS, 634 on the winner.
Gene Lttler.
The Calcutta winnings 60
from 40 per cent down to 20,
IS. 10 per cent, and then S per
cent for fifth. sixth and sew
enth finishers.
Venturi's price exceeded the
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Indian Luke Club
Outing Set Moy 3

Several hundred Washing
tonians are planning q Florida
week end that includes golf
and an exhibition May 3 at the
annual membership meeting Of
the Indian Lake Club at Indian
Lake Estates.
Betsy Rawls, leading the
money winners on the Ladies
PGA circuit, will conduct . golf
clinic and play an exhibition
match over the par three course.
The meeting will be held in
the new clubhouse. In addi-
ton to the part three course,
a regulation course soon will
be opened at Indian Lake
Estates.
Those on hand for the meet
ing will include Joe Gallagher
st. Johns football coach: Mark
Evans. radio and TV personality
! and Red Grange.
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KeI|ySparkIes
In Field Day

Col. Rennie Kelly. o consist
ent winner In the Districts
member-guest and four-ball
tournaments the past several
years, showed he's on his game
for the upcoming schedule by
shooting q par 70 on Congress
sional's spring field day yester-
day.
Col. Kelly, club champion al
Congressional In io55-ioS7 and
runnerup last year, was low by
6 strokes over q field Of nearly
200 players.
N. T. Hayes a guest. was
second with q rs. The guest
blind DOGGY winner was John s
Connolly Of Washington Coli
and Country Club with 78-6-72
Bob Chambers 39-3S-7T
was second low gross among
the members.
Z. M. Becker won low mel
with 83-l3-70. while four TIED
for second. c. e. Huntley. 70.
I'll; r. w. Danischefsky
78-7-7l; Or. J. r. Everett
80-9-7l. and r. J. o'Connell
00-9-7l.
Eight tied In the blind DOGGY
J. A. Shinkoss, 92-i3-7s: ]. p
Bressler. l07-28-7s: DR.. L. A
Rape, 99-20-7o; ]. d. Bligh
97-l8-79: J. +. Bridges, &C.
l7-7s: c. T. Nemir. s8-s-7o
II. r. Helsing. el-l2-79, anC
z. F. Began, l07-2S-7o.
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FORT WORTH. Tex. April
"a R.-Gary Player Of Jo-
hannesburg. South Africa. who
won the Kentucky Derby Open
last week end. today was SUBJ
stituted in the field for the
SIS. 900 Colonial National Invi-
tation golf tournament. Play
er replaces Ed Furgol. who told
tournament officials an opera
ton on his arm was not heal
ing as rapidly as ANTICIPATED.
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ROWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

suitland Parkway ESQ. Lang
ley Sport Center and Pen Rec
reation split four. The SS Free
stone- Budweiser and Bethesda
Bank OF Maryland matches
were unreported.
Standing OF the leaders:
Blatz SO. McDonald's 81. Coca
Cola 81, Wheaton 80 and Mer-
rell's rs.
Bobby Mayhem OF Blatz,
high average man Of the league.
rolled 800 for l24-s0. Runner
UP Bob Hynek OF Penn had 342
for 1928.
Duey Hippeard turned in the
besL all-around performance
among the areas early con-
testants In the American Bowl
ing Congress championships at
Syracuse. N. Y. The youngster
rolled $50 for Southeast Nash.
sac In doubles with Matt Benz
ME and 500 In singles for an
all-events score OF l,734, which
looks good for a prize. He and
Bonnie totaled 1883. Duey's
sos was the only 900 registered
by members Of four teams.
Len Kramer. 500. and RUDE
Scheidt. 563. shot 1902 for a
chance TO figure In the payoff
Scheidt finished with a game
OF 232. Walter Smith (5lD and
John Tasker 1851 totaled
l,077.
The best single was rolled
by Frank Weckerle OF the Me-
chanics, a 233.
The team totals were South
east Nash, ASST: Central Valet
2,507: Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
2,4l4. and Mechanics, 2,398.
Seven teams. containing
some of the areas finest key.
lers, have yet to take theii
turns.
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Federal Golfers
Play Tomorrow

The Federal Golf Associa-
TONS spring field day tomor-
row at westbriar Country Club
will honor the late Don Mem
with the first Of what will be
annual competition for the
Don Mem Memorial Trophy.
The late State Department
anploye was the 1858 tourna-
ment chairman. He died sud-
denly in February.
Sixty players already have
signed UP and more than 100
are expected. There will be
gross and net prizes in all
handicap classes.
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previous high Of $2l. 1000 paid
last year for Cary Middlecoff
Morris Kleinman, executive OF
the host Desert Inn Hotel,
made the bid for Ventura. Pre-
sumable he headed q syndicate.
Second choice in the current
bidding was $4,000 for Littler
made by Lame and his un-
identified partners.
Third high bid was Sl9.500
for Doug Ford. by Frank
Sennes, Hollywood night club
operator.
Arnold Palmer. the recent
Masters champion, was next
with $4,000, purchased by Milt
IWershow, the auctioneer be-
fore q packed crowd in the
main dining room Of the Desert
Inn.
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For q stable stretch this
season II seemed the Fulford's
Radio team was a goner In
defense OF It's title in the Cap
ital Womens Major League.
won last year In a romp.
Moving into April. Chatter
bar held a seven-game edge
over Fulford's. which was Sec
ond. Then the two FLASHED.
II was now or never. II seemed.
for the Fulford's. Like true
champions they met the chal-
lenge. They scored a sweep.
Last night brought another
promising gain for the Full
ford's. They won three from
Food Service Equipment while
Chatterbar was winning only
two from Rays Bar. This left
chatterbar with a four-game
margin.
so. with IL games 10 90. the
champions have more than q
lighting chance to convert into
a triumph what looked TO be a
foregone humiliation.
Frances Wilson. captain, was
the bellwether in the shutout
against Food Service with q
1896 performance that lifted
her average to 1858. Thus she
maintained a flrm lead over her
teammate. Gertha Wilson. in
the race for the individual
title, with Gertha at 1880.
Bright star OF the evening
was Kitty Hamilton Of Goetz
who shot l36-387. Her team
edged Mirman Bros, with q
big assist from Beauty Logan
who rolled l3l-36l. Both fat
scores were needed. for Bobbit
Jones rolled 1896 and Anr
Habercom. l29-35l for the Mir.
mans.
William c. Weight won two
from Hi-Skor.
The standings: Chatterbar
$3.50; Fulford's. 54-42: HI.
Skor. 50-46;- Weight. $3.50;
Food Service, $3.50; Goetz Co.
45-51; Rays. 1853; Mirman
1884.
1t was a rarity when the Met
. ropolitan Inter-Alley League o.
10 teams failed to produce
400 set. Johnny Burger Of Rob
erton 81 Drinks came close will
399. Dan Knode shot 395 To-
! Merrell's Pizza House anc
George Simons Of Coca Cola
subbing for Charley Beall
rolled 800.
Blatz Beer. struggling might
ly to hold a slim lead. swept
four points from Wheaton
Paint. other shutouts wer'
scored by Coca Cola and Mer'
rell's.
Three-point winners weru
. McDonald's Raw Bar, Jenkini
| Sheet Metal and Stanton 4
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OIdtimers Take Over
In North-South Golf

victory over Lynn Greason Of
Harrisburg. Pa, with a 8 and 5
conquest Of Charles Dudley Of
Greenville. s. c.. winner here
IL years ago.
Blum beat Dale Morey OF In
dianapolis on the goth in the
second round. then ousted
Lehms, 7 and 8.
Ward, 3 and 2 winner over
Ben Goodies Of Reidsville, N. c.,
In the morning. came back to
beat Tim Holland of Rockville
Centre. N. Y, on the 18th.
Penrose won from Bill Thorn
ton Of Jupiter. Fla. up, then
ran away from Charlie Smith
Of GaStonia. N. c.. 6 and 5.
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Fine Recovery
By Trio Marks
Argy|eGoIf

Those who watched Bobby
Brownell. Ralph Bogart and
Frank Clark play the front nine
at Argyle Country Club yester-
day never would have suspected
that Brownell and Clark would
shoot par 72s and Bogart q "a
to highlight the clubs spring
field day.
Browneil. the ll-time Dis
trict Amateur champion from
Chevy Chase. was out In three
over par 80. But he brought II
back In three-under par 80 for
his ~.
Low Gross H0nors
Clark. the big power-armed
redhead from the host club was
three over par with three holes
TO play. But, he birdied the
l6th with an 8-foot putt,
knocked in a 20-footer for q
birdie two on the nth and
reached the par five 18th in
1.-TWO. and two-putted for a birdie
four. That gave him ~ for low
gross among members.
Bogart, the Middle Atlantic
champion from Chevy Chase
stood on the tee on the l44-
yard. lake-guarded NTH hole
and shanked an 8-iron shot
into the underbrush. He took
a triple-bogey six. and then
bogied the next hole. But he
played two under from there in
for his "a.
Consistent Golf
Meanwhile, Howard Savage
q former Argyle champion. was
playing the most consistent
golf Of the day. He came to
the 18th needing a birdie for 9
fine ~, but gambled a bit fol
the birdie and three-putted fol
q six and "a. second gross
among the members.
Bob Myers. unattached. wal
third gross among the guests
with an SO. Guest net winners
were w. o. Webb of Bethesda
79-7-72: Jimmy Boeley o
Goose Creek. 78-6-72, anC
Richard Adamson Of Manor
93-20-73. Bogley actually haC
third gross but took second net
Bob MARITIME was third grosi
among the members with rs.
Net winners among member
were Ray Crilley. 84-l3-7l
Jim Mcknight. 85-l2-73. ant
Joe Connell. 1878.
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PINEHURST, N. c.. April "a.
(P)-The oldsters had a field
day as they waded through
two rounds yesterday to gain
the quarter-finals In the North
and South Amateur golf tour
nament.
Bill Campbell, defending and
three-time champion from
Huntington. w. Va; Medalist
Wayne Jackson of Hampton.
Va; Billy Joe Patton and Dick
Lehms Of Fort Meade. Nd,
were among those sidelined.
The baby" Of the field, 80
year-old Herb Durham of Dali
las, Tex. meets Arnold Blum
Of Macon. Ga. who's So. in the
first Of today's four l8-hole
matches.
Jack Penrose, AZ, of Miami,
plays Bob Cochran of st. Louis.
A. who is riding high after his
victory over Patton in yester-
days third round.
Pinehurst's Dick Chapman,
at Al. Oldest of the eight sur
vivors. takes on John Ward 81
year-old real estate man from
Fayetteville, N. Y. Bill Hynd-
man Of Abingdon, Pa. who was
AZ last Christmas. goes against
Alex Welsh, 80. of Rockford.
III.
Tough on Ex-Champs
There wasn't a former North
and South champion left in the
running, but Chapman. Hynd-
man and Welsh all have been
runners-up. In addition, Hynd-
man has reached the semifinals
four times and Cochran made
1t once.
Durham shot into the title
picture with / up conquest OF
Campbell. In the afternoon
he took on Walter Sezna Of
Glenside, Del. who had stopped
jackson, up, and handed
Sezna a Z and 6 trimming.
Cochran. winner twice by
and 2, beat Paul Kelly OF Ossin.
ing, N. Y. before downing Pat
ton.
Two Easy Matches
Chapman, who has won the
United States. British, French
and Canadian amateur titles
but has never won here in d
years Of effort. edged Dicl
Whiting of Lathrup Village
Mich. 2 and /. and Curtis Per,
son Of Memphis, Tenn. up.
Welsh had two easy matches
After a 8 and 5 rout of EC
Meister Of Willoughby, Ohio, h,
thumped KeelY Grice Of Char,
lotte.
Hyndman followed a 4 and
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Georgetown Golfers
BIonked BY Middies

Navy picked up its second
golf victory In six matches yes
terday by banking Georgetown,
TO. at Annapolis. Gibbie
Smith, Middle captain, was
medaliSt with a par II on a
windy afternoon. Georgetown
has host all Of its four matches
this season.
Summaries:
ftmith, Navy, defeated Stuart. s and
z; Hornsby. Navy. defeated oDonnell
rth, ] up on 10th; Ploeger, Navy
6kfeated Yeatman, 3. and 2; Rhodes
Eavy,, defeated Markle. 8 and a
Hagelbarger, Navy, defeated saponaro
z and !: MAUI. Navy, defeated Hines
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Lowell KuYoed

GLASGOW. Scotland. April
"a (R.-Guy Garcia, a rugged
French Algerian, punctured
Willie Towels hopes for q shot
at the lightweight title shot last
night when he stopped the
South African in the seventh
round OF their l0-round bout.
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TYouts Scheduled

The Pennsylvania State So
ciety. which has entered q team
In the District Recreation De-
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partment softball League. viii
hold tryouts between 2 and 7
pm. Saturday at Twenty
fourth street and Constitution
avenue NV.
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WeusEs wAM1l0 70 suH
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SILVER sPRING-6-unit, 5-year.
old apt. bldg with. all 2-bedrm
units, 50. 900 annual income: neal
Piney Branch and Flower ave.
only $4,000 down. RAFFELI
REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-i103.
ROW BRICK, 6-years-old. rms.
house condition. Al rental sec.
ton. | block to stores, schools
and transp. Assume approx
- 300, 4taSc trust, easy terms
a. da3 A., Mississippi ave. Sc; 20
Realtor, 10. $4,000.
NORTHWEST APARTMENT
Twenty-seyen units; gross
Driee. sia ais $780, per sag s coo
cash, balance in one trust.
Phone Mr.. Moore, OIL. A.
-,. SHANNON A LUcHs co.
IA l4th st. NV. Ma, S-234f
OWNER SAYS SELL OR TRADE
Will trade for vacant ground
farm or what have you to offer
700 Chesapeake ST. sc. t13 units)
l343 Euclid st. NV. 90 units).
1915 Florida ave. ne. CD unitsl
1887 Otis st. ne. % bedrms }
lOl4 w st. NV. % roomsl.
3lst and v SITS. Sc flot--Hill.
1916 You St sc. ,lot-s
1921 M st. NV. Cclub or fra.
ternity house,.
1446 Harvard ST. NV. U3 rms
3 Daths,
All details furnished upon re.
quest See above properties--wil
sell or trade all or part. Call Mr.
o. HazZa, FL. 4-4645.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2eOf