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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ONLY -FOUR = BUT WHAT A
FOURi A group OF ramblers near
Mclean featuring ? bedrooms. z
baths. all-electric kitchen; carport,
full basement with bath roughed
IN; excellent financing available:
under S24 900. Call now. HoLLEY
REALTY, $500 Lee hwy KE,
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WAREHOUSES goa RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor SAIL

ROCKVILLE - Approx. SO, 800 50.
it., corner, on finished streets.
Mr.. LebIing; ewes. and Sun. OIL.
4-666S, ROBERT B. HALL CO.,
OIL. 2-325O.
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REALTY CO. OPEN 0 TO 9
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CHEVERLY-Assuine Ice. CT loan
home: lirepl, In Ice. liy. rm., sep;
din. rm., pine-paneled den, full
bsmt.; shaded lot with oh-street
parking: fiagstone patio. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ALEX, 2611 Valley dr.-cape Cod,
4-bedrm. brk.; full bsmt., sep. din.
rm.; lovely trees, 2 magnolias, /
mimoea and others: cor. lot: 2
blks. bus. mr.. shop. schools and
churches; open every afternoon 2
It'll dark. HOLLOMAN REAL
Estate CO., ia. 4-1S2S. Ii.
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LORcOM LANE AREA-3-bedroom
brick on beaut. lS-acre lot; 8 yrs.
old; waIk-up attic, sep. garage.
Only S23. 800. PENTAGON REAL
TY CO.. Realtors, Fairfax. Va,
OR. $4,000.
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EVANSVILLE

Huge. 4-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod on 140xl40 beautifully
HANDICAPPED lot with tower
ing shade trees, shrubbery
and flowers. Has outside IRE.
place barbecue for outdoor
living and entertaining. ALI
electric kitchen, separate
din. rm., scar driveway
with carport and utility
bldg. Once you see, you viii
say, What q buy ct SIS
500" FLA terms available.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

ATT. SPORTSMEN"
4S q. approx. 10000 It. saw timber,
9s a. 5-rm. hse.; ideal spot for
deer hunting -.---- $3.50
So .; 5-rm. hse. %-a, fish
pond 49, 5000
The above property Is bet. Gore, Va.
and Wardensville. W. Va. 4
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna, Va. DU. 5-S26O
4s
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VETERANS, no SIS down--4-bed-
I'm. home: separate dining. room,
h.-w.h.; heart OF Hyattsville, mr..
st. Jerome's parish. Asking Sl0s-
$50. Call It'll o pm, WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO., INC.
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s-BEDRM, DIET. BRICK RAMBLER
ASSUME CT LOAN
(Has been placed By owner.) Land
over Knobs OF Baltimore park
way; 2 years old: full bsmt,, large
lot, like new; only $l6,750: immed.
possession. Call Mrs. Cox, LU.
2,si3e or ST. 3-73es. ATLAS
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


ADELPHI--Sparklin 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler; features sep. .liv, rm. and
din. rm., gar. freplaces; lovely
lot; must be sold; priced at SIS
$50. HUGH 7. PECK. REALTOR.
HE. 4-6400 It'll 8.
ANDREWS BOILING CENSUS
AREA - Three-bedroom rancher,
across from school; auto, washer,
air-cond., garbage disp.: large cor:
ner lot, overlooking woods and
stream; S13.660. RE. 6-396S.
ANDREWS AREA--Immediate pos
session; .3-bedrm. brick rambler;
full bsmt., FLA, low down payt.
RE. $4,000, PRUDENTIAL REAL
TY, RE. 5-S214 It'll 3 pm.
BELLEMEAD Assume Ice. CT loan:
81, 800 dn.. 500 mo. pays all: 2
bedrm. brick-and-frame rambler;
Ice. din. area: on h-acre lot. Full
price, S11,S00. FREDERICK w.
BERENS SALES, INC, AP. 7-4646
It'll 3.
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THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA. 7-4500 REALTORS
Open TIL o PM.
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N.-S1. 800 cash, bal
ance in LIST trust; 3-bedrm. Co
lonialY1 2 baths; S14. $50. DEWEY
wHITENER REALTY, ia. 1888
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3-bedrm. brk. colonial on q nice
level. fenced lot; full basement
with Law: large screen porch;
wonderful convenience to schools.
stores, transp. and Pentagon. Ask
ing S1S.500--MAKE YOUR BID
tors. IA. 7-S012; ewes. KE. 5000.
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BELTsVTLLE-1 acre: Groom stone
Sg INgsISS 2-es5t E3SraWSsi s9l .allssSs,

list time offered--Spacions older
home, 2 sep. apts.. fun baths.
rec. nm. In bsmt.. Oil INV. h.;
walk to everything: $1,000 down
and assume trust. Full price.
$4,000, EREDERIcK a w S s.sI
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ARITNGTONT 'FANTAsTTC! Fine 81

ARL.-Comfortable 4-bedrm. bum
galow; deep lot; near Pentagon,
schools, shopping, furn. or un-
furn. Beest loffer. $40 8. Barton
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s.. 95O$o5O DOWN

Bargain price. Spick-and-
span bungalow with big, full
bsmt., 2 large bedrms. and
/ small porch; sep. din.
rnn.: close to schools. shop
ping and transp. Must be
sold. Can be inspected any
time.
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SPECIAL

SILVER sPRINo-Sl4,500
Modern. 3-bedroom split-level home
Liv, rm., din. Tm. and Kitchen,
bsmt.i conv, locations 5000 down
$50 month; quick possession.
HUGH r. PECK, HE. 4-6400
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THE OWNER IS
DESPERATE

TO sell this immaculate brick split
level with 3 twin bedrms.. bath,
iiv, rm., sep, din, area. equipped
Kitchen and bsmt Lovely lot with
trees. Walk 10 schools, sligo Greek
Park and ID. G. bus, $500 moves
you In, including settlement. Price,
E. +. BLANCHARD, Realtor
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AURORA HILLS
AREA - Save timel
Only 5 minutes TO
Pentagon, 8 c b ools.
shopping and church.
Brick Colonial, priced
to sell! 8 bedrms.
and den, separate
dining I'm. Full base
ment, all for only
$4,000. TO u TIL
ROBBINS REAL ES-
TATE CORP K1. g.
1000.
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TAKoMA PARK
MODERN RAMBLER

brick rambler with every.
thing Kitchen has dishwasher
disp.,, exhaust fan, all elec, Hous.
completely air-cond. and the larg.
recreation room Is ideal for al
gtypes OF entertaining, CAL Mr
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-200t
GRIN. DIET. BRICK RAMBLER
ASSUME FHA LOAN
HAS been placed BY owner); Hill.
crest Heights on Branch ave;
years old; daylight bsmt.: Ice
lot; powder rAn,, sep, din. rm.
immed. .pess, priced low fol
quick sale. Call Mrs. Cox, LU
2-sl36 or ST. 3-736s. ATLAS
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

VT. AT All once equip. furn.,
a.-c., incl. tel. ans; S2b. Sec. sery.
avail. ST. 3-4556, RIA. 6-34l3.
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NEED
CASHo

We will provide you with the cash
you need for any purpoSe-home
repairs. medical bills, vacation.
and combine your present bills
into one new low monthly pay
nent, HomeovnerB only. Call
DI. 1887.
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ROGERS HEIGHTS

S13,6OO: S45O down. Attrae-
tive 2-bedrm. Colonial. Biz
lily. nm. with fireplace. family
din. rm.. side screened
porch. hsmt. with panied
rec. rm.; fenced lot. beauti-
fully Handicapped. Excellent
location. We have FILA and
VA appraisals.
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NEW! NEW!-Brand-new 3-bedrm.
rambler on corner lot. Huge. living
room with picture window, de. luxe
Kitchen with plenty Of cabinets.
Full bsmt. with recreation area
roughed in. Located in popular
Berwyn Heights area. Priced right,
az Si4.750, with reasonable down
payment. Call till 8 pm, WA.
$4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO.,
TNry
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HOUSES FoR SALE VA.
S14.850

IT'S the full price Of this s-bsdrm. :
plus-den home: III baths, patio,
carpeting, air conditioner. and
many other extras: low dn. pay.
ment and low mo. payments. Call
IA. 5-n40O
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rI-NO SSS DOWN-3-bedr Co
lonial home with 22-foot living
room with fireplace. separate din
ing room, full bsmt. with new gas
h.-w.h., huge lot with numerous
store. Priced at only SI1,500. Call
tin q pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT
s. DAVIS & CO., INC.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES = ClOse-in,
charming HISTORY bridk; 8 ex-.
.ceptional bedrnls., down and 2
up: Q complete baths, fireplace in
liy. rm,, plus sep. din. rm., SIZE
screened porch; full bsfllt.; built
S1s.500. w. r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
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COLLEGE PARK
GI-NO DOWN

6-year-old, completely re-
decorated inside and out;
3-hedrm. fredericksburg
Colonial. Only SI3,25O.
Separate din. rm.. full
bsmt. with beautiful rec.
rm.: alum. storm windows,
screens, and Anchor fenced
lot. Near schools, park and
every convenience. Also low
down payment FILA.
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TIE, cg,,TrEs list
Near schools and on
3 perfectly manicured
lot. Pull basement. 3
droo m 8, lovely
kitchen; priced for
immediate sale at
S17,600; q real show
place. Just move in
and start liyingl
REAL ESTATE CORP.
XII. $4,000.
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= Three-bedroom brick
rambler. with full basement, large
living room with fireplace and
Dutch doors, patio and trees on
L-acre lot g very good buy at
S15,250. Call JE. 2-2620, JO-
sEPH W. SEAY CO.. Realtors,
t13 West Broad St., Falls Church.
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fIVERDALE; move this week end;
{ 2 blks. to school-2-bedrm. bunga-
low; equip. kit. bsmt., level shaded
lot, S11,25O; small down, and
payts. less than rent. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO. UN. 4
a1166. WA 7-Ef155.
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G HitS no o Sss DG p Su EAA q Fsnt
shingle home, completely recon
ditioned: spacious liV. rm. and din.
Tm., equipped kit, full bsmt.,
fenced I'd, storm windows; only
S10,500. PRINCE GEORGES
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PODRES FIRST TO WIN FOUR
Pirates Streak Ends
As Pitchers FoIter

counted the clincher in the
sixth of Jack Sanford. who
lost his third. Repulski drove
in both Phillies' runs with a
single and homer.
Groves two run sin e
brought the Redlegs from be-
hind in the seventh against
winless Sam Jones (0-3), and
he followed with a three-run
homer in the ninth. Hal jeff
coat saved Brooks Lawrence's
first victory, getting ex-Redleg
Curtis Flood Gust recalled from
Omaha, where he hit $500 to
hit into a bases-loaded double
play that ended the game.
A pinch-hit three-run homer
by JON Bolger triggered a six
run seventh for the Cubs and
chased Gene Conley In his first
start. Then Walt Moryn, who
started the comeback with a
home run in the sixth, belted
another of loser Dick Little
field in the ninth. Don Elston
won his third in relief as the
Cubs. who have tagged IL Of
the 10 homers given up by Mil
waukee, made it three straight
over the Braves. Yves Coving-
ton his a two-run homer for
the Braves in his first appear
ance since a spring training leg
injury.
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Sensational Derby Due
With Tim Tam 8-5 Choice
Rain Muy Cut
Field to Is in
Gath Running

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 8
R.-A hand-picked field OF s.
year-old horses. as finely tuned
as a Stradivarius. were poised
today for what could be the
most sensational Kentucky
Derby In 81 years Of running OF
the turf classic.
Trainers walked the stalls,
watching their thoroughbred
charges like a mother hen how
ering over her baby chicks.
Now and then they paused.
looked at the skies and Won
dered II there could possibly be
any more rain.
Il didn't seem so. But after
q day Of bright sunshine and
drying winds had made the
Churchill Downs racing strip
fast 1t started raining again
yesterday. The weatherman
said there would be more Of the
same today.
Rain, or even threats Of It.
could hold the crowd we'll un-
der the expected 100000 or so.
since usually some $4,000 gath
er in the infeld. Any precipi-
tation would make 1t mighty
uncomfortable under the open
skies.
The same goes for the open
seats at each end Of the quar-
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10 this country from Germany
a year ago, said he wants an
other fight with Moore.
Wants Rematch
I've found out how he is.
He's not so tough"
Besmanoff, rs. had q 37-l0-7
record going into the televised
fight before 1900 fans at Free
dom Hall.
The champion said he wants
to put in another bid for Floyd
Patterson's heavyweight crown.
II would like to box Patter-
son again but I'm going along
beating the heavyweights that
lead to him."
Moorse said II Patterson re-
fuses to fight, he'll try to lure
Sugar Ray Robinson into the
ring.
When Ray gets down to his
last 100000 maybe he'll fight
me for the Interchangeable
title"
Judge Walter Beck gave
Moore the fight by a margin of
four points, 1915. Judge Tom
Nuckles scored 1t 47-43 for
Moore. and Referee Dan Leslie
marked his card for Besmanoff,
45-44. The AP had Moore win
ming. 47-43.
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ter mile long stands. Even
many of the $22.50 box seats
are uncovered.
Post time for the l4-mile
race is $50 pm. 1t will be
televised over WTOP-Channel
9-from Sis to 5:45 pm,
Washington time with q Is
minute preview by the same
outlet starting at 4 o'clock.
r 16 Originally Entered
The condition of the track
will determine the size Of the
field which will parade to the
post as the massed bands play
MY Old Kentucky Home" Six
teen originally we're entered
Thursday. Jets Alibi and Can
Trust have been scratched,
however.
A Dragon Killer will not 60
If the track is muddy. On the
basis of IA starters, the Derby
will have a gross value Of
$160,500, with a net of $l16.-
400 to the winner. Second is
worth $4,000. third $12,500
and fourth $4,000.
The possibility of an "off"
track didn't shake the stand
ings of the big three - Tim
See DERBY, Page Ais
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PAscUAL CLOSE TO RECORD
Senators Winning
One-Run ThriIIers

a pinch single to win later In
the inning.
It's all very wonderful and
the Senators will try to con-
tinue along that line today
when they face the White Sox
in the windup OF the brief Sc
ries. Russ Kemmerer will face
Chicago's Ray Moore providing
Russ returns in time from his
father-in-law's funeral yester-
day in Pittsburgh.
Pascual struck out 10 in the
first four innings and accumu-
lated all his strikeouts In nine
innings. He famed three in
the first inning, two in the Sec
ond. three in the third and two
in the fourth. then notched
ono in the fifth, seventh and
ninth.
He had to struggle all the
way with Dick Donovan and
Staley. The White Sox picked
UP a run in the first inning
when Nellie Fox beat out a
trickler down the flrst-base
line, stole second and scored
on Sherm Lollar's single. Lol-
lar accounted for three Of
Chicago's six hits.
Sievers' third homer into the
White Sox bullpen leading of
the last of the second tied
the score. but the White Sox
grabbed the lead at 2-l in
the fifth after Ted Beard
reached first on Bridges low
throw. He moved around to
third on infield outs and scored
on another Lollar single.
The Senators locked the
See SENATOR'S, Page Ais
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CHANDLER MIFFED
ON BEING BARRED
FROM PRESS PARTY

LOUISVILLE, KY, May
3 (R.-Kentucky Gov. A.
B. Happy Chandler was
denied entrance to the
Annual Kentucky Derby
sports writer's party last
night.
Chandler and his party
arrived at the affair after
leaving a Kentucky Colo
nels dinner on the same
floor Of a hotel.
Host for the sports
writers party was Churchill
Downs. Walter Smith, an
assistant public relations
man at the racetrack, re-
fused to admit them
because their names were
not on the list.
Some angry words were
exchanged, but Chambers
party left.
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Nine Oppose
Iron Lieqe
BY the Associated Press

The appearance of Calumet's
Iron Liege. 1857 Derby winner.
at Garden State and a dozen
frisky three-year-old at Golden
Gate Field offer a racing side
light today to the Kentucky
Derby.
Iron Liege tops a 10-horse
field in the $25, 00O-added VAL
ley Forge Handicap at the
Camden, N. j.. track. Stiffest
opposition is expected from
Pinto Lea. a stablemate, and a
Calumet castoff, Sharpsburg,
who won six races last year.
Others in the field include
Ben Lomond. Glen, One-Eyed
King. Tick Took, Arion, Gray
Phantom and Pylades.
Searching, with suspended
Jocky Bobby Ussery aboard, is
favored in the $4,000 Bed
o. Roses Handicap for fiillies
and mares at Jamaica. This
looks like a battle between the
Mrs. Ethel Jacobs runner and
Mrs. Gerard Smiths Outer
Space.
Ussery was handed a months
suspension. beginning Monday.
for using his whip on Jockey
Eddie Arcaro and the latter's
mount in a race Thursday at
Jamaica.
ArSaro, none the worse for
wear. got to Louisville yester-
day in time to ride c. v. Whit
ney's Bug Brush ($5.40D in the
$41. 300 Kentucky Oaks for g.
year-old 1illies. The time for
the mile and sixteenth was
l:444s. Gallarulla, q 25-l shot,
was second and Hasty Doll was
third
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Bolt Wades
Into Lead in
Colonial Golf

FORT WORTH, Tex. May 3
R.-Tommy Bolt Of Paradise,
Fla, called Thunder" and
"Tempestuous Tommy" because
of his club throwing along the
golf trail, gave the fans a pic
ture of the New Tommy" yes
terday when he took over the
lead in the $4,000 Colonial
National Invitation tournament
The 38-year-old Bolt waded
over the water-logged 7.02l-
yard Colonial Country Club
course in par 10.
His 1873 for SO holes gave him
a 2-stroke lead as the curtailed
field started out today in the
third round
The rain and mud and water
caused two players-Chandler
Harper of Portsmouth, Va, and
Bob Rosburg of Napa, Calf
to withdraw. There we're only
two sub-par rounds as most OF
the players said they thought
the round should have been
called off.
Bolt, who has been in the
money in IL of IL tournaments
this year, had two brides and
two bogeys and a long string
Of par fours. He negotiated
the course in 30 puts, includ-
ing six one-putt green's.
Arnold Palmer of Latrobe,
Pa, the Masters champion who
tied the course record with a
5-under-par IS in the opening
round, scared to II and said
the uncertainty of things-"I
thought they would call the
round"-caused him to play
poorly.
AS Palmer faded down to l42
and a tie for fifth place, Stan
Leonard, the 43-year-ol bald
ing veteran from Vancouver,
Canada, fashioned a ~ and
moved into undisputed second
place at 140.
Tied for third at 14l we're
Fred Hawkins of Ell Paso, Tex,
and Lloyd Mangrum of Apple
Valley, Calf, who shot SO and
70 respectively. Hawkins was
one of two players able to bet
ter par for the day. The other
was Ben Hogan of Fort Worth,
the four-time winner of the
National Open, who had a SO.
Bolt was the only player equal
| ING mar
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Mccarthy Bows
In Finals on 18th

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. May
3 R.-The new Middle Atlantic
Seniors golf titleholder is DR.. C.
A. Rudisill Of Tampa, Fla.
Rudisill took the champion
ship over the Cavalier Yacht
and County Club course yester-
day by downing Martin Nc
earthly of Columbia Country
Club, Chevy Chase, Nd, on the
10Th hole.
Mccarthy, who had won two
of the tournaments previously,
was three down at the end OF
IA but squared the match on
the 18th after a comeback.
Rudisill drove out of bounds
on the 18th and Mccarthy took
the hole. They halved the 10th
Rudisill topped his drive on the
18th and Mccarthy won the
hole. leaving him l down
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BY the Associated Press

The Pirates finally ran out Of
pitchers and their winning
streak, which ran to six anc
carried them to second place
in the National League, has
sputtered out.
After rolling along behind
Bob Friend, Ron Kline, Verr
Law and some surprise relief
Manager Danny Murtaugh had
to turn to his rockies last night
and they blew a SO lead while
losing to the Dodgers, 9-5.
Johnny Podres of the Dodgers
became the first to win four in
the majors this season, with
Glen Labine hurting no-hit re-
lief after the stocky southpaw
gave way with arm trouble in
the sixth.
Groves Hits Count
The loss plunked the Pirates
to fourth, l12 games behind
while San Francisco regained
second with a 4-2 victory over
Philadelphia. The Cubs chung
to a half-game lead by over
hauling a TO Milwaukee bulge
and blasting the Braves, 81
George Grove drove in six runs
for Cincinnati in a comeback
7-3 victory at st. Louis.
Rookie right-handers Ben
Daniels, George Perez, Curt
Raydon and Ron Blackburn OF
the Pirates took turns getting
battered by the Dodgers, who
had lost three straight to the
BUGS Perez was the loser,
coming on in a six-run fourth.
Don thinner had three hits,
drove in three runs and stole
home for the Dodgers.
GrissOm Fans Two
Veteran Marv Grissom saved
19-year-old Mike Mccormick
first victory of the year for the
Giants, tanning Pinch-hitter
Bob Bowman and Richie Ash
burn and getting Rip Repulski
on an infield pop with two on
lin the ninth. Rookie Boy
FSchmidt's third home run
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World Golfers Veto
Eisenhower 'Duffers'

citizenship, it was decided con-
testants must be a citizen, or
normally a resident of the
country If not practical to be
a citizen.
william Herbert Day, repre-
senting Malaga. pointed out
that he had lived in Singapore
for "a years, but still was a
British citinzen. That's the
type of problems that could
arise on the citizenship ques-
ton.
The championship will be
open to any nation that has an
organization that is the SOLE
central authority for amateur
golf in its country. When re-
porters asked If Russia had
been invited. Joseph c. Dey
jr., executive director of the
USGA, replied that such an or
ganization does not exist in
Russia, India, Communist
China and other countries not
represented. He said Russia
and her Iron Curtain comrades
will be invited to participate
when ready.
Each country will bear the
expenses for its own contest.
ants. The delegates were flowr
here by American friends Of
golf.
While each team will bt
made up of four players, the
three lowest daily scores will
count towards the four-rounc
total. A player may be dis.
qualified in one round, but b.
eligible to compete the follow.
lllS udy'
The four-man team to rep
resent the United States prob
ably will be selected following
the final round Of the Nationa
Amateur September 13 in Sar
Francisco.
John s. Ames. president o.
the United States Golf Asso'
citation, was chairman yester'
day. Henry H. Turcan Of thu
Royal and Ancient Club of st
Andrews will be chairman o.
the closing sessions today. A
nine-man council, to be made
up of two from the USGA, two
from the ltSSA and delegate
from each Of five other coun'
tries. will be elected today. 4
number Of the delegates plar
to play a round of golf a
Columbia Country Club late
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-03
GIANTS FAR UP
ON ATTENDANCE
OF LAST YEAR

SAN FRANCISCO, May
3 R.-The Giants passed
100000 in home attend
ance last night in just half
as many games as 1t took
them to do 1t in New York
last season.
The 1886 fans who at
tended the game with
Philadelphia brought the
Giants attendance to 203.-
$40 in Is games. They have
averaged 1868.
Playing in New York's
Polo Grounds last year, the
Giants hit 202,254 in their
26th game.
1t was the 23d playing
date, however, since the
team had played three
double-headers.