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CHEVY CHASE
ROSEMARY SCHOOL
AREA

Brick Colonial. den and lavatory;
! bedrooms, baths, nice size
living room and dining room
kitchen, screened porch. Home in
sood condition. Approved for Fed.
eral housing Price, S30,95O. Cal
Ior appt. to see. WO. $4,000
EOW. ". JONES q CO., INC
CLUB AREA
Colonial tradition with split-Ievei
plan to meet todav's demands
Cent. hal, ige. liv. rm. with firepl
formal din. rm., all-elec. dream
kitchen with lots of eating space
ground level rec. rm., powd. rm.. 4
6edrms., d? full baths; garage
lmmsd. occupancy. Upper 3Os.
VIM. D. LUCAS CO. OIL. 6-ssRS
CONN. AVE. ESTS. Walk Ia
Wheaton Plaza and St. Catherine S
Parish. 2 bedrm. DUPLEX in immac
cond. with sep. din rm., ful
ssmt. and fenced lot CHEAPER
than rent. at low FLA Price.
SUBURBAN PROP, MGT. 10. s.
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ASSNNhANNSEGl
ABODE IN FALLS CHURCH CITY
-Built-ins in traditional living
and dining rooms. fireplace and
hot-VsteT heat. space in kitchen,
commodiouS bedrooms, bath
rodshed-in in 9-windoWed base
ment; shady porcheS and J
patioS; 4'S'o low-pymt. loan
already on. Call for terms 70
suit you, Sl7.a5U. SHANNON a.
LuCHs. REALTORS. 2O5S wilson
blvd. IA 5-6sOU
ALEX. -ROSEMONT = DelightfU .
hedrm. Semidetached home near
G. W. EiEh; sep din rm. vtli-
EQUIP. kit finished bsmt fenced
yard. storm windows; excel cond.
Best yet. only Sl2.sSu with .very
good terms. See II today KI. q.
365n n. H BARRY ORG REALTY
ALEX .-BROOKVILLE-Split-level 2
beormS. liz baths. rec rni full
bsnit: scr carport; fenced yd {! M.
bus schools. S23. 500. assume
4'7s GI. 81 500 cash with End
frESt OWNER II 1F,-20
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TFNsMcEoNEnr~l.n l.nr@-,

KENSINGTON PKWY. AREA, one
quarter blk. of pkwy. = IGx;I2
swimming pool: 4 large bedTms d,
den and rec. rm., 3 baths: $500
per mo RA. 6-477z, OIL. 6-6036
MASS. AND WISCONSIN AVE-
5000 mo. VI. c ROSE. OIL. s-5s47..
1928 BROWN PL. NV. nr. Wood :
neT-J-beorm. house; utils. paid
prefer 3 Govt. emplk. JE. 4-4Iq5
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FARM

MD. rs miles from
D. c. with approximately I,-mile
frontage on Rte. 3SI This IFS.
acre farm is excellent investment
property. GOOD sawmill timber.
approximately 100 acres clear.
Onl?. slo6 per acre. once open
. til 9.
Dewey M. Freeman, Inc.
3HlA Branch Ave, Sc. 10. S-77OO
FOR ACTION AND RESULTS when
buying or selling be sure to call
HUGH T. PECK
1124 GA. AVE. 10. 5-2a9O
FOREST GLEN-Lse. brk. rambler
: bedrms.. full bright bsmt., liV
fnancins' 20 S-3i46'
sUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT
FRANKLIN AND FLOWER AVE
At5Tsetiys tns i've, detached nI3hs brick Spa
kitchen WIdishwasheT, St"I, iivins 9Osnn tm'
with fireplace. Sl7.a5O. HUGH 7
PECK, HE. 4-l70O, 1898 n
Hamp. ave.
FRANKLIN AVE. 4 UNIV. BLVD.
II
Cape Coo Full bsm:. with rec /;
only S17:5OO FHA, $1,000 dn.
RALPH B. ) COIN. 10. SSH
FRANKLIN FLOWER AREA = 4
saf', sreen house CENTRAL AIR
CONDITIONED, lge. Handicapped
lot. all for S25.95O. To see call
o. D. FIELD, INC, JU. 5-71l3.
q til Q.
GOODMAN CONTEMPORARY -
$3.50 down and assume loans on
this neat rambler; brk. frepl.
in liv. rm., din. area, bedrmS.
MINED. POSSESSION. SLIGO
REALTY, REALTORS, JU. S-S6OU.
KEMP MILL ESTATES, open . tc
4, 726 N. Belgrade ave.-3-bed-
rm.. 2-bath contend prary; ultra
modern kitchen and breakfast bar,
din. rm..- > hreplaces, rec. rm
New-home condition for S24,95U.
WEARE REALTY CO. JU. see
KENSINGTON-Last chance, Wide
corner lot. fenced back: redec; =
bedrms.. huge closets; wise buy
new homes over 10000. near
everything: $3.50 down, balance
like rent: early poss 10. 5-e565.
KENSINGTON-Immac. 2-bedroom
brick rambler: living rm. with
fireplace. sep. dining rnn, larte
kit, neat loWer-lev.l rec; larse
tree-shaded yard: cow 10 transp
and shopping Wen under 100000
AEDRls REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 I'll Q
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- Fenced rear ward,
quiet setting. Easy walk to schools
and swimming pool. off-street
parking, bedrms. tiled bath.
1mmed. OCCUPANCY: S15.nOO viii
sell FLA. CHESTER KET ER
WOODMooR AGENCY CORP
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A BRIGHT CHEERFUL NEW KIT.
will greet you in this older home
in Riverdale PIX; 2 beormS. lge
liy. nm, full din. rm.; priced at
THOMAS F. HALEY
REALToR AP. 7-S3OO
ABSOLUTELY maEnifuue! Imaeine
your dream home--a new de luxe
brick ranch-style rambler with
carport, spacious bedrmS.. sep
din. rm., liv. rm, fireplace. coun-
try-size de luxe Whirlpool elec
kitchen. " full tile baths and a
tremendous high-ceilinr bsmt
with exit: all on a beautiful level
acre: this is It! Yours for $500
down. balance | trust. We car
ARRANGE a trade OF your presen
property directly u the builder
We Have A House For Your Home
MARYLAND SALES AP 7-2o7-
ADELPHI-Beautifu 3-bedrm. ret
brick rambler " carport
HARD TO RESIST"
- finished rec. rn and den As
sumo Sl5,30O 4t7~s loan, only
sl03 total per month.
W. J. NICHOLAS. HL 4-1OOO
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BERWYN HIS
THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
REALTOR, WA. 7-45OO

CAMP sPRINGS-Roomy Cape Cod
4 bedrms.. gerage, I'm. rec. rm..
lovely porch OF din. arcs ia-acre
lot. MOORE q: MOORE. REAL
TORS. RE. 5-4300. RE. 6-SO6O,
CHILLUM TERRACE: open l to g:
9O9 Cox ave-Out- of-toWn owner
must sell this spacious 3-bedrm
brick rambler King sized din. rm
2i3 baths, custom 35-ft. rec. rm.
sarage and porch for only
S2S,45O. WEARE REALTY CO,
JU s-124". WA. 7-705T,
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APARTMENTS WANTED
COOP APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

VA, > bedrm., wired for air cond.
on bus line; laundry and parking
facilities. JA. 1-4454.
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EASY LIVING

Is what you'll enjoy in this one
moor living plan: immaculate 3
6edrm. brk. rambler is priced for
EASY payments at q low Sl4,95O:
Ice. shady yard to enjoy those hot
summer days. SUBURBAN PROP
ERTIES MGT.. LO. 5-2S60.
EDN0R ACRES-custom brick
rambler with the day after tomor-
row touches you will like. Thermo-
statically controlled showers. radi-
ant heating in the bSmt. floor
luxe famous steel kit. plus a 1xlO
breakfast nook. SEP. din. rm.,
"5x13-ft. liv. rm.. 3 twin-sized
bedrms.. and . extra large baths.
On ever one acre lot with trees
@. RUSSELL BAUER. Realtor, JU
1893 or III h.laha
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ARLINGTON REALTY
200 Wilson Blvd IA 1-q3OO
ARLINGTON NORTH
MONEY NO PROBLEM

Overseas bound seller doesn't need
his cash offers fabulous financing
on bis radiantly maculate, a.
B6DROOM, BATH BRICK
old all yard work is finished, and
you couldn't duplicate the Level
WOODED S0Xl45-ft. lot in
choice neishhorhood like this for
under $4,000 Everything you've
dreamed Of havinE-fsncv kitchen,
big living rm. with fireplace.. seps
arate dining rm., superb rec rrn
with freulace, screened porch
carport Let rs work out terms To
suit you Rt S2a.5OO.
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ARLINGTON
2 Bedrooms

Just . blocks from BuCkinrham-
Shor, buses, theater-St. Thomas
Moore PsriSh-beautifullv built
brick home-MaSter bedroom %
feet Ions Storm entrance to hall.
living room with fireplace, ChaTn-
in9 dining room with BAY WindoF,
good kitchen. fun bs Sement with
commode TWO CAR GARAGE.
fenced yard' Just vacated by
owners who have moved to Florida
Ton residential area FHA ap-
proved at SCI 500.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE NEED SMALLER RENTALS
for many waiting clients in
Northern Va. only: clock eficient
results given. ASK FOR MP
FURNISS. TOWN a. COUNTRY
REALTY. KE 6-6a0O.
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tcoNTIhUEol

FAIRFAX AREA-Beautiful
small estate, featuring hand
somely furnished 3-bedroom
rambler with 2-ear garage.
garden house, on 4la acre;
&35n. TO 2-yeaF lease.
VIRGINIA REALTY. OF. 4-
$500. or ewes. OF. 4-7l22.
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HYATTSVILLE, S16,95O
ROBERT Z. LoHR. INC.
REALTOR HE. $4,000
QUEENS CHAPEL

QUEENS CHAPEL
3-Bedroom Cape Cod
Attractive home with excellent
Twins space. . bedrooms and bath
on LIST. large well finished room on
md, delightful recreation room
with kitchen and bath in base
ment. patio and barbecue gril,
Listed at Sl6.25O. Owner will
sell for FILA appraisal This can
be q wonderful buy for someone.
ROBERT E. LoHR INC.
REALTOR HE. $4,000
RAY PARK = Modern Cape Cod
brick. > bedrms din. rm.. FIRE
place rec. rm $500 will buv a
bargain. Sl5,600, HUGH T. PECK.
RAY PARK : Modern Cape Cod
brick; > bedrms din rm, frs-
place rec. rm $500 will buy q
barsain: Sl5.500. HUGH T PECK,
SEABROoK ACRES-Brick and red
wood 3-bedrm. rambler. built-in
kit. with brkfSt. bar. full din. rm
h.-w.h. walk-out bSmt.. lge lot.
conv. or FLA terms can be ar
TIES. AP 7-l266.
SEAT PLEASANT, 200 Cabin Branch
DR., Just of George Palmer hwy
> bedrmS., liv. rm., kit and
bath: newly redec. S2a5 down
CALL MR. OTTO, DE. 2-@45s OF
VIII. 6-S!57
SOUTHLAWN, 49l7 Shelby dr..
$500 down, assume Az, GI loan
-3-bedrm. rambler; fully coup
kit dishwasher and disposal, ga
radiant heat; Anchor fenced lot
Call HE n-O5SS
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Chillllm

Brk.. bedrms.. Ia baths. luxury
Kit, bSmt completely redec
backs to park: close to bus.
schools, shops. ASSUME a.,
LOAN with Sl.50O down pay
ments less than rent: semidet
and the pest buy today, Orly
Sl4.a5u. Vacant.
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COMPANY, INC REALTORS
1908 Belle Haven Rd. so. s-.SOO
ALEXANDRIA TOWN HOUSE; his
toric Colonial. main house has B
bedrms., 3 a baths. double liv. rnn
din. rm. kitchen and library,
aforementioned wing with sep
srate entrance containing rooms
and bath. ideal for office space, or
rental can carry moTtgaEe on en-
tire property Inspection BY ap-
pnintment. Kl. H-6333
allen. mt. VERNON -bedrm., p
story Colonial, fin- bsmt. on we'll
handicapped u acre. Assume 49,
loan. so. 5-SSlg.
ARLINGTON, n, close in: sale by
OWNER-Liv. rm. with flrepl,
separate din. rm., kit. with dr.
posal and dishwasher, = bedrms.
and bath, lSt a paneled enc e !;
bsmt screened SIDE porch, patio.
garage Flexible financing. SIS
500 Call IA. 4-609g or IA.
S-444n No AGENTS
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BURNT MILLS MANoR-MOst COM
plete; 3-bedrm., 2Ia-bath brick
rambler. New. Dashboard HOT
WATER HEAT, lge. rec. rm., scr.
porch. kit. with table So, garage,
al cows. c. ROBERT GRAY A.
CO.. JU. 5-6lOO.
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of. Alexandria

of. Alexandria
You are cordially invited to inspect
these TOTALLY NEW APIS
Featuring spacious, SOUND-CON-
DITIONED rooms, the most COM
Portable heating and AIR CON-
DITIONING, solid balconies l5-ft
or longer, sliding glass walls. We
netian drapes beautiful equipped
kitchen and bath, closets galore
parking aplenty. Located in q
peaceful wooded setting close Ia
schools, park. golf courses, Brook
vile swimming pool. Only minutes
by bus to the Pentagon and D. C.
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FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
Garden
Apartments

"a pal Ol1lCIlO 10
3Sth st and Alabama Ave Sc.
10 minutes downtown Wasnington
via public transportation. bed
room apartments NOW availab BILE;
app! cations "Cceptef for he'd
room apartments Call LU. 2-S9S5.
once. 200l 3Sth ST. sc. OPEN
Mon. Fri. y am 3 pm, Sat 9
am 4 pm. Sun pm.-4 pm
Also furnished apartments.
GEORGETOWN - lst-foor studio.
large single rm.. fireplace, larRe
kit. and patio. FE. 3-2S20.
GERALDINE APIS.
i3l3 WHEELER RID. Sc.
1-Bedroom Apt. $73
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Will be decorated. Separate dinette;
shopping, school, bank, transpor-
tation At door
10 3-6-- m o4I5A
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
(CONTINUEDl
BETH.-CHEYY CHASE

BEIH.-Looking fer 5 BEDRMs
GIULIANo Real Estate. Oh 4-1iOI
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SUMNER

New listing-Air-cond Miller-built
Colonial, only . years old. Excel.
S baths. n tuiI PHNa 6smt, ,m sarsse' eeGrS; maSy
custom md extra appointments
Ewes, ny Cochran, OIL. 8-467O.
W. c. d A, N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN- 2-4464
SUMNER AREA = Attrac. split
level, large level lot. mod. equip
kit. with breakfast space. porch.
3 bedrmS., , baths, plus maid S
rm. and bath. panelcd rec. rm..
nr. all schools, transp and shop
ping. Cal KE 7-l3T0 teyeS.,
OIL. 6-443al. STUART e. MAURY
INC, REALTORS, 52O7 Wis. ave
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TAKOMA PARK-Country style liy-
Ing, ing in the the city with this this big 4
hail. iiv. ' Gm. with tim firepi.. d; den err and
lge, mod kit, "a baths. full bsmt
and Quilt in gar, lot 6Ox25O
with trees. only Slf,SOO. owners
will finance, no red tape E. C.
HlLLEY q CO., REALTORS, AP
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New listing: lovely "-year-old, A.
bedrm., "-bath split-level rec.
rm.: garage; near elementary
schools. Owner leaving country
Priced in 20s. BILIINGSLEY
REALTY CO.. EN- 2-2326; ewes.
TN 1Rt1g
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RAY PARK Modern Cape Cod
brick; :? bedrmS.. din rm. firs-
place, rec rm $500 will buy q
barsatn. Sl5.500. HUGH 7. PECK
HF Allan
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SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF ND, INC. OIL. R-7SOO Til 2
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u. S. cAcERs RoUT PIpERs
Newell AIerts OIympions
On Officiating Problems

MORGAN TOWN. w. Va
Aug. 10 tAP). - Coach Pete
Newell is preparing his team
for the worst in basketball
oficiating at the Olympic
games later this month in
Rome.
Its not that there won't be
good officials there" Newell
said. ITS Just that they will
be from different countries and
in some cases won't speak the
English language"
Newell said he even has been
calling fouls backwards" in
practice session at West Point.
I'VE want our players to get
used to any kind Of call 50 II
won't upset their game" Newell
said.
Newell said his Olympic team
still is not in playing condition
He doubts they will be before
the invasion Of Rome for the
games starting August IS.
Among the super-Stars or
the team are All-Americas
Jerry West Of West Virginia
Darrall Imhoff Of his own
California team. Oscar Robert.
son Of Cincinnati and Jerry
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AMERICAN

Continued From Page D-R
Shantz famed Joe Ginsberg
for the third out, avoided trou-
bic in the eighth inning and
struck out the side in the ninth
as the Yankees won the rubber
game Of the series.
Veeck Takes Blame
After the game, Bill Veeck.
White Sox president, took the
blame for the defeat, saying he
had failed to give Manager AL
Lopez reserve catching
strength. His point was that.
with Sherm LollAr injured,
Lopez was unable to send in. a
pinch hitter for Ginsberg, a
lefthanded batter, against
Shantz.
1T never would have hap
pened If I had provided Lopez
with another catcher, so Gins
berg could have been lifted. "
Veeck said. 1T was my job to
get adequate catching replace
ments and I didn't do 1t. I Just
don't want Al to get a bum
rap"
After a rather late start due
to arm trouble. Shantz has won
three games and saved eight
this season. He has appeared
in relief in 20 games and al
lowed only II earned runs
while tanning 40 batters. Little
Bobby has an earned-run aver
age Of 1.86 and hasn't been
scored on In his last eight ap-
pearanceS, totaling 16 innings.
Score Fades In Eighth
Score pitched one-hit ball for
seven innings. tanning six and
not walking anyone. Skowron's
home run was the only hit in
that span. But Herb faded in
the eighth. giving up three hits
and two runs, and Turk Lown
was tagged for three more runs
in the ninth.
A record weekday crowd Of
48.l0s saw the game at Co.
miskey Park. The three-sarne
series drew 144,840 fans.
Williams two homers in
Cleveland were his Goth and
2lst of the season. The goth
enabled him to break the tie
with the late Mel OFT for third
place in all-time home run
production. Ted also collected
a double.
Cleveland was held to four
hits by Earl Wilson. who re-
tired the side in order in five
Of the innings. Barry Latman
was the loser.
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NATIONAL
Continued From Page D-l'

Continued From rage D-lE
10th. but couldn't squeeze in, q
run. '-
The Pirates also came
through. Vernon Law pitching
a neat four hitter for his 18th
decision. Don Hoax, Smokey
Burgess and Dick Groat paced
the Pirates 12-hit attack.
Los Angeles moved into a
tie for third place with the
Braves by its victory over Mil
waukee. Ed Mathews hit his
25th home run In the fourth
inning for the first run Of the
game. and Frank Howard hit
one with a man aboard for the
Dodgers in the fifth.
williams Wins 18th
Stan williams got the vic
tory. his 18th. and Lew Bur-
dette was the loser. Larry
Sherry had to come to Will
liams' rescue in the ninth.
Cincinnati again added to
the woes Of the Giants. beating
them as two pinch hits drove
in three runs in the eighth. 1t
stretched San FranciSco's los
ing streak to six games. longest
of the season. and marked the
first time the Giants, had
dropped below the 500 mark.
Marshall Bridges was the win
ner and Sam Jones the loser.
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Lucas Of Ohio States national
champions.
The Olympic squad reported
for practice August and will
fly to Europe August 10. With
less than q weeks practice. the
players journeyed to Canton,
Ohio. last Saturday and were
OF form in losing to the Cleve-
land Pipers Of the National
Industrial Basketball League,
lOl -96. ,-
But last night the Olympians,
with several days more of prac-
tice together, easily trompeo
the Pipers, sl-69, before q pro-
Olympic crowd Of more than
$500 at West Virginia Univer-
sity's field house.
It was Robertson, Cincin.
natis big "O," who paced the
scoring with 26 points. and il
was Walt Bellan1y. q '6-foot-ll
giant from Indiana, who gave
the Olympians the lift they
needed in the early going. Bel
lamy scored eight straight
points to give the Olympian.
q 24-1S lead which they never
surrendered. He finished with
10 points.
Newell said q tighter defensg
made the difference in last
nights exhibition. which nettec
$l7.500 for the Olympic basket.
ball fund.
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suffer much, If any. by COM
parison.
Vic Powers snowy style can't
be duplicated by Killebrew be-
cause such litheness is lacking.
But Harmon has displayed
quick hands and an ability to
absorb instruction. His adjust
ment has been remarkable.
1t long has been the conten-
ton Of Al Lopez, White Sox
manager. that he can take al
most anybody and make a first
baseman out of him. Killebrew
might not be evidence In sup
port Of that idea. but he Is
demonstrating that an made
quate third baseman can be
acceptable at first base. ;
Il hope they leave me there
Killebrew said. II know I have
plenty to learn. but I'm. COM
Portable at first base. The big
worry is grabbing some throws
that can be pretty weird At
times. There's plenty Of help
1T first base. II you have a
chance to knock down q
grounder, the pitcher is cover
ing. The catcher backs up a
lot Of throws and the second
baseman helps out on srounders
to the right"
That's where I should have
been playing 13 years ago"
said Jim Lemon. who has ;ex.
perienced dificulty in leftfield
There, were belated attempts
to convert Jim, but in the best
interests of the team and him.
self the idea was abandoned.
Killebrew owes his status as
Q hrst baseman to Reno Bertoia,
who stepped in at third base
while one of Harmon's in
juries was mendins, and hit
enough to warrant his staying
In the lineup. That, plus the
fact that Julio Becquer has
shown no steadiness at the
plate when employed regularly
seem to have cinched q career
at first base for Harmon.
All this fulfills 4 prediction
made by both Bucky Harris,
who inherited Killebrew orisi-
nally. and Lavagetto. Both
forecast that Harmon eventu-
ally would wind UP at first base,
but neither could forsee that
he might turn out to be re-
spectacle in that role.
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MINOR LEAGUES

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION o..
Minneapolis ., charlestown 1 az
paiiss.Fort Worth 4, st. Paul q
10 innings)
Louisville 3. Denver {.
Indianapolis 4, Houston 3
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto SO, Miami 3-6
Buffalo /, Richmond q
Columbus 3, Rochester |
Montreal 2, Jersey City o
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Dieso 5, Seattle 3
Spokane II, Salt Lake City 10
Sacramento 8, Vancouver
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock 6-6, Atlanta 81
Birminghan IL, Nashville 3
Other games postponed
PAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Mexican LeaEues)
Mexico City Tigers SIS, Austin SO
Monterrey ~, Victoria ~
Poza Rics 3. Tulsa 2
Amarillo z, Mexico City Reds
Rio Grande Valley 3, VeracruS 2
San Antonio q, Puebla
EASTERN LEAGUE
Lancaster 8, Allentown 4
Reading q. Springfield &
Williamsport 3, Binehamton 1
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Macon 4-3, Charlotte O-6
Savannah l, -Asheville o
Colunnbia 5, Charleston Q
Jacksonville at Knoxville, postponed
Evening star., 1960-08-11
THE EVENING STAR
Wask:n~k.. n
Two OFF Team
Thursdey. August ~, 1866

LONDON. Aug. IL (AP). -
Britain's track and field bosses
yesterday issued their first
confirmed list Of entries for the
Olympic Games-and left out
two European champions.
Brian Hewson, 1900 meters
title holder. and Arthur Rowe,
shot put champioH were not
included.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Ted Believes
Age Rules OUT
Catching Fox

CLEVELAND. Aug. II (AP)
Ted williams has won his
race with age to claim q base
ball bonus-home runs No. 512
and 513 for third place In the
major leagues all-timef rank
ings.
Just a few days away from
his 42d birthday, the Red Sox
slugger passed the late Me-
Otis 51l total last night with
q two-homer salute to an al
most incredible story o1
stamina and conditioning.
Are baseball's, keenest eyes
now focused on runnerur
Jimmy Foxx's 534 in the home
run derby?, y.
williams. says no. He ha.
not waivered from his state.
ment, made after hitting hi
500th here, earlier this season
that 1860 marks the end o.
his playing days.
Ted cannot get the % homer.
needed to tie Foxx by the END
Of the current season. He ha;
indicated to friends that he
goes through agony to get ir
shape and stay there.
Two service bitches. plus
injuries. have prevented vii.
liams from having a chance al
the lifetime mark Of TIA homer,
hung up by Babe Ruth. NJ
one Is more aware Of the fac
than Williams who never SCI
a home run goal for himseli
beyond the 500th.
Tying OFT Tuesday night anc
passing him last night are con
sidered by Ted to be bonuses II
the williams book Of milestones
which also include his l.S00tf
run batted In and 2.600th hi
this season. e.
1t was q tired Williams
complaining Of q return Of th'
neck pains which dogged hin
last season and this spring
who said before last night
game II better hurry up ant
get the 5l2th before / collapse.
As the Red Sox beat Cleve
LAND, 81. last night. william
hammered No. Sl2 with tn
bases empty in the fifth inninl
on Barry Latman. He tagget
Johnny Klippstein for anothe
homer in the ninth with one on
Williams now has hit sever
lof his 81 home runs this seasor
Ioff Cleveland pitching. five o
them here. Ted has a 43 life
time total at Municipal Sta
dium. second only to his 81 q
Detroit among favorite roat
stops.
= It was hitting that Ted movet
another notch with a pair o
Ihomers. H hit 500 and sol her
on successive dates June II ant
l8. His American League bat
ting championships have com
in pairs d941-42, 1S47-4s,. 1857
5sl. even his service record in
cludes two tours.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Leagues op Better
Breaks Leg in Slide

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, Aug.
IL fAP).-Elvio Jimenez, the
Glass c California Leagues
leading hitter, broke. a leg last
night while sliding home with
a run for the Modesto Reds.
JimeneE. 20, is from San
Pedro de Macorissin the Do
minican Republic. The speedy
outfielder, three for three last
night, Is hitting $40. The
Bakersfield Bears beat Modesto
81.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
REDS. 5; GIANTS. 3

Totals "a 2 A 5 Totals 90 5 q 5
Lined out for Purkey in 7th: 2
Struck out for Kirkland in sth: ? Ran
for Post IN Sth: 4 Doubled for Bailey
in sth: 5 Singled for Cardinals in
Sth; a Famed for Landrith in 9th;
Z Flied out for Miller in 9th
cfNciNNATf - Ito 900 0Sx-S
PO-A-San Francisco 24-7, Cinein-
natl 27-6 6DP-Landrith to Davenport
Lob-San Francisco T. Cincinnati z.
2b-Amalfitano. Marshall. cepeda.
Robinson. Cook. HR-Pinson. SB-
Coleman S-Cardenas