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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-05

GAfTHERSBITRG

Gfl 4 nEnO6OnG
NEW DRicK CAPE COD; 2 baths.
Z, ACRES 4 bedrooms, . baths. din
ing room. rec. room. aEspiass;
RfpfxE ma A hcs.e o oISsssS,5 sCc
home In good condition; 3 bed
rooms and den; hot.wafer heat;
On hall acre in nice neiehbofhood;
LARoiIS NEW COUNTRY rambler
On large loti brick. { bedrooms. .
Many. MANY OTHERS
TEL is your needs.
.hoMhk = CO.., REALTORs
w sO55ssd e. M.y oii1ssSs sss$gs
GERMANTOWN.
? houses for sale; hrk ramblsrs
and M-ncre lots. Directions: 4
Route Jbb. TO Collins drive and
oRsl house sitn on left. Po. 2.
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS, s1O,060-
Tiny stone -and.ffeme bungalow In
perfectly beautiful setting Cf
tQwefing trees on Q lot 7Ox200 on
Mass. ave. eytended. Only 5 rooms
" bedrms.), including Lee. sunroom
and bic bright kit, Cute AZ can be
ana clean A. Z whistlei PRANK
g sy.1 pihiLLIr51s s lEci, DI. 7-i4ii'
GLENMAR PARK--4.bedroom, @
bath split. Colonial: separate din.
rri., .compl. equip. kit. with adjoiIi.
breakfast rn.. paneled family rm.
and powder nm. on LIST a.; bsmt,.
screened porch, gArAge; $26,6OO.
koRzAnDoRFER. REALToR. OIL.
HOLIDAY SPECIALS
RoCKvmLE-2-family brick du.
plex, 2 eompl. dwelling units;
walk 70 schools. shops and transp.
WHEATON,: $4,000 FLA appraisal
-3-bedfn. brick rambler: Nm.
e sD% ;,! Dlsstsred walls; nf. schools
SCI. b0o-Level acre surrounds this
eustomteed 3-bedTm. brick RAM
bier; daylight bsmt. with maids
ss7siosS.. i sSsGas AN ph ssit M EH
KENsiNGT0N, 5000 stark st.
Assume 4h% oI loan. Year.old
rambler. Immed. occup. WI.
O@lOlEs
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BUY OF THE MONTH
First eilsfing ct this attfsetiys
Located IN exclusive Kent neish.
borhoed.. Cow. 70 tran1p., schools
and shopping, $4,000, shown ~
Apt, ONLY. EXCLUSIVE p. VI
s9St!kE. ~. 7-Soio' ewes" Oh
BY OWNER! Takoma, PARK, ID, "a,
neat walter Reed Hosp, few minis
70 eil, epE petaehed house on
2-slr slTaIt; III 4. hGt 2 bed.
rnis,, Nv. fnn.. ice. din rms i9s
mod. fit, scr, rear pch., Ind a.,
bedrWs,, bath. Owner beinn
HAs . s,ssss. Priced reasonably
CEkvY ChA9E---Dssirah schools;
fra full oine ffi., lac: kit., bsmt,
with raenntnn, rec. rms TV OF
maid'e I'm. with bath; lee. Level
corner lbt. rettefson ana 32nd 81
All os&sAskEs. s Ne. q 4 SCR eos
5sH As Sass! ssIo Ss I.ssssIs! 4
b;H;. .open sunday 2 70 o pm,
y hlQek! east OF Conn. ave. N,
ssnent location for those desif-
lng in.towr eonyenience tn Z
3 fifepiSecs, large SCREENED poreb
QyerloQklns gafden terfAced with
beautiful nieldakngie Gaiis Teii
Mr. sweeney, HE. 1-0062. A. 81,
GARDNER q CO., INC. MA.
CQnNER, Detached eshter hall:
Den. po;wdear; r I ss Sle sH Soi r,s'
End a.. . nice twin bedrias.. q
baths; Nm, Attic into bedrnas.: rec.
l ERi losssssa Ss I isss s S.4i a.
FOoGY BOTTOM AREA
I'VE sdioinins s-st6fy brisks con-
Ideal for reniodellne, Reas. priced
tof anick sale. re. 6-46SS or ~.
0kOk0KT0WN - chArfnine, I'M.
1iAeulate. 2 bedrooms, III baths,
i h.,ss4s aai.po.ll, Alum. storm
gAydsfi; Low A0ss By oWNkR. HU.
9-D1xJ.L -
1BOhqkT0WH - ChaTmine, I'M
,nacnistG 9 bedrooms. IA baths,
lgee din. rnls lir.. rm., library, 4
nfeplaefb, disposal. alum. atorm
saPsss sad I sSsssi B. 6 Ssis Sa HT
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lMERICEN UNIV. Park = Nice
&C., 6 .a sSsss !;S:ss as%iI ;:s
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HOUSES UMFURRlsRED

ALEX. BEVERLY HILLs-charm.
ing oeorsetoyn-type brick ant
s sec Tm WITH Is fep .3saes sAt as
rage. child's swim. pool. Imned
oecup. and only z min. TO Penta.
gon. $3.50 ner mo. HICKS REAL.
TY CO.. OF. 4-6040. Ki. e-i8O0
A Lex IS! s.;s@ScontemEorsry /. split
center han. At rec. G rn,'. earport
patio. storage bsint. Is min. b. c
S175. so. $3.50.
ALEX, 81? FordhaIn Or, ada.
sen s. se: Heye s.i sSsth e 81 AIex al
kit, garage, patio SIN. pvt. I'd.
cow. 70 transp. and. schools, Avail
now. Open sat. and Sun. Q tn
Pm. or call ED. $4,000. Ext
5225.
ALEXANDRIA
Brk. sefnidet. q bedrTns.. IN baths
m. bsmt.. fenced I'd, dishw.
disp., ;uto. washer. S125 mo. 10:
=, Taylor Run pkwys Alex. TE
ALEXANDRIA = 3-bedrrn. bricl
rambler. full basement: storm
windows. Avail. immed. 80. s
nl3t.
ARLINGTON, Ms bedrms., ~
BATH. KE'' REALTY. ia. 7-7359
ARLINGTON, 1910 8. Buchanan
3-bedroom. eem!fetached brick
S1OH. AID. 4.397S.
ARLINGTON y, 8, M. Psntason
rm.. sereeped porch. attached 60
rage. SI76 month. 632 South
Highland. ia. 5.69l6 after q . m
AIlL. N.-3.bedrm. brick rambler
sSpub SUu and fenced Fen; Rear c ssrd
oisps I'd si4s. IA. 4.o7SSno. y
ARLINGTON. va, 2422 N. Wash
ineton blvd .--6.rm. IM-bath. brk
bungalow. Fifepl., side porch
garage; close TO schools. stores
transp.. IEnmed. possession. S13(
mo REIBLE, AGENTS. IA. S.462s
ARLINGTON CLOsR-IN-3 bedrms.
yard: iSx2O iiv. .rm. With fireplace
Near Pentaeon. Navy Annex.
grade and I. high school. Avail
oct. ;. ia. 7-0305.
ARL. g., nice 2-bedrm. brick home
fenced yard. washing facilities
close e s.ysrything; IA 2.93os
ARLINGTON - , bedrooms, IL
baths, living room. dining room
Kitchen basemepts reerestio,
ESTATE. IA. e-5l00.
AiESESs IsrlSE. T. ri lial: SSSn ~
close TO school and bus: vacant
$40. Call so. b-6e90.
ARL., n, 1902 North Rock SPIN
! rd.--3-bedrrn. house on Ice. lot
mr.. bus and schools.
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CHEVY CHAsE-BetWeen Chew
Chase Club and Columbia Country
Club West Of Conn. ave. Brick
Colonial 3 bedrms.. Q baths. IN
3Ld. mr.. lovely screen. porch. viii
allow for decorating, Quick pos.
sseesslcn. Priced middle eos; ARD.
MORE kEALTY CO, OIL. 2-7335;
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Immediate OCCUPANCY

immediate Occupancy
sos. 50-S150
several newly decorated brick ram.
PIERS. IN the Pals Church ant
Annendale area. many With All.
electric ok kitchens, inciudin,
earoAge disposals. dishwashers
etc.; fireplace, full basement witt
OUTSIDE entraneei two or threl
peorooms; near schools. store
and buses. Apply portion Of rem
towards down payment.
JE. 4.39ON IL 9.Sail
LAKE BANCROFT. Northern Va !,
nnest area-Thfee large bedrooms,
"a baths. CT. 6@Os5b.
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COOP APIS. FoR SALE

ONTARIO APT. sale Or rent. Ap-
RaS',s am S'f sI Ill.,, s'd saps:urs ~.
sley Can MRS. d6wLiN6. EN-.
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BETHEsDA-A long, close look At
this charming 2-bedrm. brick RAM
bier will make you want 1t for your
own; cow. 10 shopping, schools
and transp.: assume loan for less
than 500 mo. A. v. P1sANl,
Realtors. OIL. 4-7500. ewes. OIL.
6-4037.
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BURLE1TH; Overlooking 0eor9e.
town University Hospital. Belnl
redecorated, 3 bedrms., family.
s sisS an sn,, rm m. sse; heat. Ayaail
CHEvERLY--Det. 8 bedrmS., Nv
rm;, din. rm,, kit, attic: cony. loc
Sl60 mo. OWNER. EN-. 2-l05e,
CLINTON AND ANDREWS AHA
bedrnlss full bsmt., rec, I'm.
garase: sIe0 mo. CT. f-S0e5.
c0LksvILLE .AREA-8-rIa.. house
mod newly dec: IA Acres. SCI. tx
mo. lease; adults only. PA. 5-2s1S
FAIRFAX COUNTY
80 .. country place with view. (
6sdrms,, 2 baths, lee, barn, neal
ChAntilly airport, adjolninf eie.
mentary school: $40 Der mo
FARMS AND ACREAGE, INC
DE. 2.6603. DU. 5-s5l7 ewes.
FAIRFAx---Neariy new spiit-leveI
3 bedFns., Ia baths, family nm
Win nreplaee, liy. fm. with bficl
wall fireplace, waIl.to.wall carpet.
ms; din rm.. modern kit, patio
is't lynn Sis' aEarrA4y. aJll El s.s sssHs
FALLS CHURCH AREA - ModefT
ork. and redwood rambler: 3 bed
rms ga baths. huge family nm
tull bsmt. $3.50. ASk-US REAITY
CO., JE. 4-3D4O.
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ALL y .S. deOS E Ss.s RScf I,s sDIII IN
mr.. bus and schools.
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tTHEgDI !. RINN0CKRyIRN :

BANNUCkBUKN -
mod, H., 2i.ft. iiy. m rn, Wiz
frepl.. din. rm., Ice, util. I'm;
patio, scr. porch; on V acre, well
Handicapped. Walking distance to
grammar school and pub. transp.
Community swim, member. incl.
FOR SALE BY OWNER At
sol 200. OF. 4-2OQ4.
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SUPERMARKET

VIII saerince. Owner van,s 70 re-.
tire. Located IN Metropolitan
shoppins AREA. Average $4,000
week. BOZ 424-J. star.
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NEW
lnC.
Huu,DER

EN-. .5-o4eO I'm. 5.Oes5
N0RTHWO0D HiGH AREA-3-
s esdrn 0E BATHS Nv bsmt VII Win ar Tsc.
rmI and maids rm.; convenient to
shopping, schools and transp.:
only S15,750. o. d. FIELD, INC,
~. 6.7iiS. Q til ..
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coLoRED--ePECiAL6 :
REAL BUYS
sries, p n2. catSsUiis S Per r MONT
'.' 1924 yIHuSRss NJ Ill fal NE.
Detached brk. bungalow; beautiful
home You must see this one.
Detached SxT . kEnSh iII S.1t WI beau,
10; 3 kitehsns, = baths and Ode &c.
'.' 1929 SI SRAS Sftefsi ST. NE.
Detached Q rms. mod. kit. anc
bath; House n gccd condition.
Detached. 10 rms, . baths. q kits.
fun bsmt,. buiit-in sarage
EASY TERMS OR MAY TRADE
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
no. 2.0O2O sP. 1924
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ALEXANDRIA

Brk. semidet. q bedrms.. IN baths
A.; bsmt;' fenced ~ dish ,. :
Z, Taylor Run pkwys Alex. TT.
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HOUSES ron sALE--N.E.

coLoREp-PossRssioN
AIR CONDITIONED 1T
1851 North Capitol st.
ONLY Si4,eBO
S stoa e: sat...a sins'. ~ con 81
Q isiss rms. Tie bath. poS Ss
aisHv.sSsi. Pun 'Ssss%sn.. b
apt. only. -. p =
Murray Levine, AID. 4-37s7
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new IBM .Center-hall brick
rm, and sep. din rm., kit. with
eating space, powder rr1., screened
porch, 3 bedrms.. l bath. paneled
YT rec; I'm; P Pss rat ,s$s224'So19q,
5-i4lii; eyes,, Mrs. Hawkins, OIL.
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Only Q samplins Of our numerou
fittings, 90 call
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CAPITOL HILL

HOUSES fOk sALE-R.E.
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REAL ESTATE SALE o. rXcR,

WILL TRADE my equity In 3-bed-
rfn. rambler In Falls Church now
@ Fails Church buildirs lot. u.
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BETHEsDA-lst Offering: new brk
Colonial; 8 bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm,, 3 baths, 10 BY 81 rec rm.,
patio. garage. storage rm., laur-
dry rm, Excel financing; cow. to
everything. ARDMORE REALTY
CO. OIL. 2-7735: ewes, XII
S-7g9n.
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BETHESDA-Conv. public and pa
rochial schools: 3-bedrm. Colonial;
sep. din. rni., modern kit, rec.
Chaser s%F fenced enc s,, yS : s1s9 "a i SST
4-S111 til o.
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CGLo65D 81 ESmIIs WI. : s;sS,t ssh
Sst. brick, pVt. enf NJ D1 70 ABOVE Ss1s.
washer. disposal, SaShsf. SFier
al eoave;; or. bus. ~. 2-160s
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARR, SOUTH, s34 s, DinWiddic
KIT. eye-lerei oven. disposal. uie.
tufe windows, rec. I'm. and lalin-
qfy. ". blk. to Columbia pike.
bus and SHOPPING. 10 min, 70
Psntason and Navy Annex. 8 70
IL uae. Lease. SITS mo. OWNER
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Mr., SEVEN coRNERs-a bedYms'
In baths; lse, liy, fm.. esthedra
kit;' dishwasher. displ., 4 ovens
full bsmt. Direct bus TO D. c.: mr.
sShsScl. Cony, Melpar, Pentason
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White Sox Bross
Likely to Name
President Today

CHICAGO, May 8 (AP)-
Bill Week or Chuck Comiskey
is expected to be elected presi-
dent Of the White Sox at q
board of directors meeting to-
day.
The position has been vacant
since the death of Chuck's
mother, Mrs. Grace Comiskey,
in December, 1856.
Week, who controls 81 per
cent of the clubs stock and
has a 81 voting majority on
the board, could gain the presi-
dency II he wished. However,
he may prefer to pass that
honor to Chuck to keep the
Comiskey name flourishing as
a figurehead with the club.
This would be sort Of a COM
promise gesture on the part of
Week, who could become chair
man of the board.
Comiskey, who controls 46
per cent of the stock; his sis
ter. Mrs. Dorothy Rigney, who
sold her interest to Veeck for
So, 100000; Roy Egan, White
Sox counsel. and Veeck make
Iup the board.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGuE

BATTING biased on SO or more at
bats)--Fox, Chicago, $3.50: Kuenn,
Detroit, .3s1; Power, Cleveland,
253: White. Boston, $40; Kaliner
RUNS--Kinebrew washington, 81;
Power, Cleveland, 90; Jensen, Bos-
ton, and Allison, Washington, II;
Tashy, Baltimore, Malone, Boston,
Yost, Detroit and Maris, Kansas
City, 10.
RUNS BATTED N-Trisndos. Balti-
more, and Lemon. Washington, 81:
New YORK AI and KiilebreV1, Washing WASHING,
ton, 10.
HITs--Fox, Chicago. IS; Kaline,
Detroit. SO: Bertoia, Washington,
30; Power, Cleveland, 81: Tasby
Baltimore, Msris, Kansas City, anc
Allison, WASHINGTON, 20.
williams, Kansas City, 9;
Cleveland G,isS = seven players tied
manifestations. Kansas City. 8;
Keough. Boston, cerv and DeMae-
stri, Kansas City, Skowron, New
York, and Allison, Washington. Q
HOME RUNS-Killebrew, Washington,
s: Lemon, Washington, z: Triandos.
Baltimore, Jensen, Boston, Colavito,
Cleveland and Yost, Detroit, 8.
sAOLEN bASEo--foWer. cleveland, o,
Aparicio, Chicago. Kaline. Detroit
and Mantle. New York, 4; Kille-
brew, Washington, 3.
Wilhelm and Pappas, Bal
timore, and McLish, Cleveland, 40,
1000. Walker, Baltimore, Larsen,
New York, and Fischer, Washing
ton, 20, 1000.
STRIKEOUTS--Wynn. Chicago, 3s;
Score, Cleveland. So; wilhelm. Bal
timore, 81; Terry, Kansas City, 80;
Ford, New York, IS.
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Belle Haven Tourney
Draws Record Field

medal today as was the Manor
team Of Buddy sharkey and Bin
Brownies, a definite threat for
the title.
Three Tie With lis
Three teams had II best ball
scores yesterday and could
stand a chance for the title
Nights. They are Pierce Bragg
and Lee Hetterman OF Court
House; Jim swink OF the host
club and Reford Burney Of
Court House. and Sid Carroll
and Henry Kerfoot Of Washing
ton Golf and Country Club.
Billy Buppert. who won the
Anderson Memorial at Winged
Foot last year with Deane Be-
man. teamed with Doug Lind
say. runnerup In the USGA
Junior championship. but their
best was a 70. along with Pete
Caloyini and Chester cimoli Of
Prince Georges, and Charles
Bishton. and James McHenry.
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MINOR LEAGUES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Diego, ?; Vancouver, 0.
Portland, 10: Sacramento. 2.
Spokane, 8: Salt Lake City. 2.
Seattle, 3: Phoenix, ia inninRs)
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal. 1918; Toronto, 81.
Rochester, g.: Buffalo, 4.
Miami, g; Richmond, 5.
Columbus, q: Havana, .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis, q: st. Paul, z.
Minneapolis, ! Louisville. 0.
Denver, IL; Charleston. 2.
Dallas. /. Fort Worth. 0.
Omaha. .; Houston, /.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Mobile, IA; Atlanta. 3.
BIRMINGHAM, q: New Orleans, 5.
Nashville. 3: Shreveport, 4.
Memphis g: Chattanoonga, 4.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Victoria. II: Tulsa. s.
Corpus Christi, 9; Austin, I
San Antonio at Amarillo postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Allentown, 4; Binshamton, 3 40
innings.
Reading. 9: Springfield, o.
York. 10; Albany, L.
Williamsport. 8; Lancaster, l.
Macon, 8; Charleston, l 10 In
Charlotte, 1; Jacksonville, o.
Knoxville, 4; Savannah, l.
Asheville, p: Columbus, g.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Mexico City Tigers, 4: Mexico City
Poza Rica, 4; Vera Cruz, 2.
Nuevo Laredo. g: Monterrey, B.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


BATTING biased on so or more 81
bats)--Aaron, Milwaukee, 494; Bur-
CESS, Pittsburgh, 1893: Bruton, Mil
waukee, ;37I; Pinson, Cincinnati,
P 1SS; sShks c sas and souchse'
RUNS-Mathews, Milwaukee. "a: Pin
son, Cincinnati, 81; Demeter. Los
Angeles, and Aaron. Milwaukee, 10:
Temple, Cincinnati, Is.
RUNS BATTED IN-Robinson, Cincin-
meter, Los Angeles, 20; Pinson. Gin
cinnati, %; Aaron and Mathews,
Milwaukee, 81
HITS--Aaron. Milwaukee, Al: Banks
Chicago. and Pinson. Cincinnati, 80;
Angeles, and Mays, San Francisco
DOUBLES - Temple, Cincinnati, IL:
Burgess, Pittsburgh, 10: Aaron. Mil
yankee, 9; Mcmillan. Cincinnati
moli st. Louis. s.
lTRlPLES-Mays, San Francisco, 4;
Mathews. Milwaukee, and Post
Philadelphia, 8; ~ players tied
HOME RUNs-Mathevs. Milwaukee. q;
Aaron, Milwaukee, 8; Banks. Chi
eago, Robinson, Cincinnati. and De-
meter Los Angeles. z.
STOLEN BASES--Neal. Los Angeles. 6;
Moon. Los Angeles 3; Robinson
Temple and Pinson. Cincinnati. lin
mer, Los Angeles. and cepeda. San
Francisco, g.
PITCHING-Burdett Milwaukee. so
1000: Face. Pittsburgh. 40, 900;
tsn Dtehr. Los 9;.d ANGLES 60 600
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Los Angeles
~; SPAIN, Milwaukee. 80; jackson
st. Louis, 2S: Podres, Los Angeles
and Sanford, San Francisco. 20.
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CAMPY

Continued From Page D-1
their victory without. cost. Bill
Skowron, their first baseman,
pulled a hamstring muscle in
his right thigh running out a
hit in the third inning. He may
be out Of action a week.
Mas Gets Victory
Duke Mas, who worked the
first three innings for the YAM
KEGS, got the victory Sandy
Koufax, who went 51s innings
for the Dodgers. was the loser.
New York scored once in the
third on Siebern's homer and
again in the fifth. when Sic
bern tripled and came in on a
double by Elston Howard.
The Yanks got four in the
sixth. Hank Bauer, Siebern, Gil
McDougald and Enos Slaughter
contributed hits. Charlie Neal
drove in one Of the Los Ange-
les runs with a fifth -inning
double. Bob Lillis scored for
the Dodgers on an error in the
seventh after singing.
New York 0Ol OLA O00-6 IL .
Los Angeles 900 010 1903 z l
Mas, Kueks az. Duren (6l. shantz
81 and Howard; Koufax. Erskine (6l
Snyder 49, and Roseboro, Pignatano
90. Winner-Mass6s Loser-Koufax
Home run---New York, Siebern.
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Winner-Walker 60. Loser
Ramos t3-3l.
WP-walker U-Rice. Rommel, ste
Vens, Napp. T-2:41. A-1b,05s.
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Ran for Woodling In 9Th: 2
Grounded out for Kralick in Sth.
BALTIMORE O50 200 OO3-10
WASHINGTON 900 900 0i0-
E-KilIebrew. Niemsn. Po-A-Balti-
more 27-S. Washington 27-15. DIP
Krsliek to Fitzgerald TO Becauer; Avila
to Loekmsn. Kralick 10 Sanford and
inEton g.
2b-Nieman. Sanford, Lemon. Wood
ling. S-Lockman. Tasby scored on
Killebrev's error in end.
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1908 Turnout Proves
Griffs Can Draw Here

his sixth and his third against
Washington.
Gus blow was delivered as
the leadof clout in the second
inning. Five more hits followed
to provide Walker a SO margin
The Orioles picked up two more
runs of Valentinetti in the
fourth and mauled Kralick fol
three in the eighth. when Me-
man and Pilarcik cracked back
to-back homers.
Reno Bertoia provided the
Senators with their lone run
in the eighth when he socked
a homer into the leftfield seats
NOTES: The loss was Ramos
third in a row. Walker has
three major league victories
all against the Senators.
Washington has obtained only
two runs against the young
righthander in those contests
d. Ron Sanford singled and
doubled to contribute two OF
the Senator's five safeties.
The Senator'S home attend
ance now is 1863 ahead of last
season. They return to
Griffith Stadium Monday night
opening a long home stand
against the same Orioles in
another makeup game. Hoyt
Wilhelm, knuckle-baller who
was slated to start, couldn't
because of a stiff neck.
One of the Senator'S prob
lens is that they don't play
enough games in daylight.
They're is under the lights
but are playing at a .667 PEN
nant pace with a 1916 record
in sunlight. /. Jerry Coleman
Yankee official, secuted the
Orioles and Senators, who sud.
denly have become that impor-
tant.
Comedian Danny Kaye was
a visitor in the radio booth. +.
Trlandos batted across two
runs and tied Jim Lemon fol
the league lead with a total OF
81. When Walker singled
across a run in the second
inning it marked the first rur
batted in for a Baltimore
pitcher this season.
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Terps Picked
ToKeepACC
Track Crown

COLUMBIA. s. C.. May, 9
(AP).-oualifying was 70 begin
here today in the Atlantic Coast
Conference track and field meet
which this year focuses atten-
ton on the distance events.
Maryland rates - q strong
team favorite. but Duke. North
Carolina. South Carolina and
Clemson present strong con-
tenders in some OF the indiyid-
ual events.
The Terps. defending cham
pions. have won the title four
Of the last five years.
Billy Latham, defending mile
champion from the University
OF South Carolina. will enter In
that event and the gruelline
two-mile.
Strong competition was ex-
pected from Dukes Cary Weis-
iger and Maryland's Francis
Colavito In the mile and Weis-
iger rates the favorite's role,
having edged Latham In a dual
meet.
One hour later. Latham
faces a fresh field in the two
mile. including the defending
champion. Wayne Bishop of
North Carolina, and Jared
NourSe Of Duke.
Latham has the second best
time in the ACC in the mile
this season, 4.l6.8, while Weis-
iser leads with a 4:l4.6.
Latham's 9:19.3 in the two
mile has been the ACES best
time. followed by Bishops 9:23
and Nourse's 9:24.8.
Trials in all running events
and all field events except for
the high jump and pole vault
were scheduled at the Univer-
sity Of South Carolina.
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WI Grew to Defend
Grown Tomorrow

The Northern Virginia Group
I crew championships will be
held at II am. tomorrow at the
Potomac Boat Club.
Westinghouse, the defend
ing champion, is favored over
George Washington and Ham,
Imond for the varsity eight title,
The Lynch trophy will be
awarded to the winning varsity
eight, the Burgess trophy to the
varsity four champion. and the
AbramSon trophy to the win
ming second eight.
Wakefield will enter its quad
and double boats in the COM
petition. The races are sched-
uled to be run 20 minutes apart.
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Seventy-five teams OF the
record-Smashing field OF o.
Is more teams we're turned
down because Of a full quota
we're 10 play qualifying rounds
today IN the Belle Haven 4-Ban
Invitational tournament. APP
parently It win take a best
ball Of even par 70 TO quail
ify for the championship fight.
The "a teams that played
their qualifying rounds yester-
day produced only one par
breaking duo, Danny Kapitan
and Bill Jeffries Of Court
House with a 68. However the
bulk Of the field and the major
ity Of the top teams we're to
qualify today.
Two Rounds Daily
The low is teams viii make
up the championship fight, and
three other flights win qualify
for match play tomorrow and
Sunday. two rounds each day.
Wynsol Spencer. the 4-time
Virginia amateur champion
from Newport News, and Jack
Kurtz. president Of the Te-
questa Country Club at Jupiter,
Fla. the defending champions,
were to play their qualifying
round today with Bobby
Brownell and Ralph Bogart, Of
Chevy Chase, three-time win
ners.
Joe LaSalle. two-time winner
with different partners, hooked
up with Bob Morris, former
ranking amateur here. and now
living in ChambersbuTe, Pa.
They were the threats for the