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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-26

COLLEGE PARK - Very neat q
bedroom rambler: 2 full baths
bsmt.: excellent cond: only $500
down; S13,500. HUGH T. PECK,
HE 4-1700.
COLLEGE PARK-Californi ram
bier featuring liv. rm., large kit,
din. area. . bedrms.. plus full
bsmt.; fenced lot; ideal home for
young family; only S13,450, with
$3.50 down. E. c. HILLEY & CO.,
Realtors, AP. 7-7200.
COLLEGE PARK = Split-level; 8
large bedrms.; assume 41aee A.
nancing or buy on FLA terms.
BERENS. AP. 7-4646.
GLENDALE, SS,75O full price for
this broom masonry house; bsmt.,
9 yrs. old. storm doors and win
dows; assume AZ loan. HART
MAN REALTY, INC, Realtors,
bU. 4-340O: ewes. LU. 2-2373.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-Attrac. A.
bedrm. Cape Cod brick. 2 baths,
plus 26-ft. family room and fin.
rec. rm. Conv. to trans. Owner
leaving city. Price S1S,750. HUGH
T. PECK. HE. 4-l700.
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N.-Brand-new brick
venient location to b. c. and PEN
tagon; 3 bedrooms. Pa baths,
modern kitchen, screened porch
and gear built-in garage. Asking
$33,500. but may go for less
Shown by appointment FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, Realtors, ia
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MANASSAS SeG2m. sci eK for so GeS0s or can ds
be rented SS5 mo. Browning s.
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SIMMER
y . WIN III
n a M h1pr tytNa Tolnp{a1 ~.

Rambler-type Colonial with mod
ern kit, library, / bedrm. and
bath on lst level. { generous bed
rms. and bath on 2nd, comp. air
conditioned. Ewes, call Mrs. SUIT
ton, KE. 7-03O5.
W. C. & A. N MILLER DEV CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-, 2-4464
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABSOLUTELY SACRIFICE! - 8,

ABSOLUTELY SACRIFICE! - Save
S S S owner must sell MINED
lately this 3-year-old, 3-bedrm.
bi-level rancher with nylon car
peted liv. rm.; spacious din. rm.
with picture window, equip. kit. /;
built-in garage: Walk-in rec. rm
and powder rm.; deluxe refrigera-
tor: wall oven; counter-top range;
birch cabinets; automatic washer:
drier; garbage disposal and inter-
COM, system. $500 down may
Chance for YOU!"
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2O75
MISUNDERSTANDING 4 VI. old
custom built brick rambler, stone
fireplace, 8 bedrms., separate. din
rm., family rm. basement and car
port, reduced for quick sale
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-1700.
ADELPHIA, Buck Lodge area-Ex
citing new offering on this brick
rancher with carport and scrd.
porch: 3 bedrms., . baths, fabu-
lous rec. nm, sep din. rm.; lovely
handicapped lot; selling for S22. 500
z. G. HILLEY. REALTORS, AP.
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3 -bedrm. brick rambler on Level
fenced lot. liv. rm. wLfirepl., equip
kit. and bsmt. Needs redec. but
out of town owner is asking only
$4,000. Small down payment
and quick poss.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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STARTER HOME: only $3.50 dn
and low payment for 2-bedrm.
full-bsmt. home, with separate
din. room: fenced rear yard: neal
schools and transportation
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hIUhFIEW-o4OU down VIII buy
this 3-bedrm., all-brick Cape Cod
Penn-Mar shopping center and
D. c. line. Vacant. A real buy at
only $4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS
a. CO., INC, WA. $4,000 It'll 8.
IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY
brick split-level home with car
port; lovely tree-shaded lot; slate
roof; property must be seen to be
appreciated located in picturesque
Carrolton and reasonably priced at
S24, $50. ROBERT S. DAVIS &
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA
CT7T
AND PRESTIGE

=
bedrms. den and 2la baths in
this lovely brick home on a we'll
shaded level lot. Screened porch,
recreation room, gear built-in ga
rage and space for further ex-
pansion. Priced In the mid-30s.
Truly the home you've been wait
ing for See it today.
FLORANCE REALTY
2317 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000
GENTLEMAN SORTA-
soft. custom-built rambler To-
Gated in a gorgeous wooded area
of more expensive homes. There's
privacy and seclusion yet you're
just minutes from convenient 7
Corners. Spacious rooms through
out, quality construction, plaster
walls, rich walnut paneling, cen
trail air conditioning, perfect
kitchen, full bsmt., 1Sx22 paneled
rumpus rn., finished laundry rm.,
shop. Level la-acre lot. 500. $50
JE. 4-22SS. PARKER. SMITH L.
DONNELL, REALTORS.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

TULIP HILL AREA = PICTURE
BOOK HOME in park-like setting;
sep. din. rm.. Ice. kit, charming
breakfast nook, firepl., full bsmt..
patio, surrounded by breathtaking
gardens. COMPLETELY REDEC-
GRATED. Unbelievably priced at
S1S,250. Call HUGH T. PECK,
GA. 4-6575.
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3-bedrm. bungalow wIsep. din. rm.
lge. kit, bsmt. and front porch,
Hot-water heat and level, fenced
lot. $4,000 with terms.
WnnnI AVN
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mclean
ENTERTAINERS
DELIGHT

Such a WEALTH OF SPACE for
party giving in the uniquely dis
tinctive DOUBLE LIVING ROOM
of this delightful, newly decorated
2 = BEDROOM, . BATH BRICK
RAMBLER! Situated in a prestige
wooded neighborhood of expensive
homes, that's ideal for easy COM
mutinE to new GA Modern
kitchen, separate dining rm., base
ment, garage. VACANT. Let us
work out terms to suit you at the
very reasonable price Of Just
$4,000. Shown by appt. only.
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ARL., N Sparkling brick Cape
Cod; 3 extra Ice. bedrms. Il bed
rm. and powder I'm. on LIST A. ,
tremendous kit. screened porch
off dining rm, built-in garage; ex-
pensively handicapped; most de-
sirsble loo; S25,750. MOELLER
REAL ESTATE. KE. 6-S705, 0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

COLLEGE PARK, Q bIks. to Nd
Univ.-2-apt all brick with bsmt
Each apt. features 2 bedrms., lge
hv. rm. and equipped kit; gas
hot-water heat: only q years OLD
and has been well cared for. Ask
ing $4,000.
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TANFASTIC

Over 2 Century OF Service
TO. 9-5992 Til 8 PM.
TEMPLE HILLS-3-bedrm. rambler
with Florida rm. and attached
garage; desired location, COW,
schools, shopping and transp.,
FLA or conventional. Agent Mrs.
MOORE a. MOORE. REALTORS
RE. $4,000. RE. $4,000
UNIV. HILLS-Brk. rambler, living
room with fireplace; 3 bedrms;;
corner lot; $1,000 dn. S17,95O.
HUGH r. PECK, HE 4-lT0O
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ARL., NJ S16,950-Walk to high
school, Hecht's. Kann's from house
on on, ley v TT tree st6 Hdr} lOt AIN 1st f.
kit, 2 bedrms. and bath; End a.
has finished 1881 1T. rm., plus
good storage space; light bsmt.
with space for rec. rm. Assume
4l7eo GI loan. Call OWNER at
IA S15So ~ {pepont
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HOW TO WRITE A SELLING AID
BY Sekren

Remember advertising selling print" Complete information
should be genno fancy clever good selling points,
and say I'll tell prospects they only to
lind that too often they an ad that
DOES give complete information competitive and
readers time too valuable respond every ad only the
also Here is a basic outline good ad:
HEADINGAlways benefit either directly or indirectly
OESCEPIloN-Put yourself in the readers place
what YOU would want to you were the prospect
PRCEAways include price! reader thinks
it's probably out Of ne ad that has it,
Surveys show that many people answer an ad unless
the price is given
SIGNATURE If firm your name should
be prominent perhaps larger type This gets more reader
ship since the prospects your name Don't omit
the address phone many readers may find
it more convenient to write phone
sCHEDULNG-Be sure schedule ad
to get the best possible results Schedule
your ad for times with cancellation privileges and
you're only charged for actually Placing your d on
the seven day rate saving plan" you maximum
results at the lowest COST
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEX. - BY OWNER. semide-
tached Q bedrm. brk. Must sell
before Aug. LIST. Assume VA loan.
Best offer on down payment. FL.
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THE LAKE

VIII intrigue you. Excellent SWIM
ming and many other features in
GLIDING the 3 large bedrm. brick
rambler. Spacious living rm and
dining rm, beautifully equipped
kitchen, fireplaces, full bsmt.
with rec. nm. and . baths AS
sumo big loan. low down pymt.
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LAUREL HILLs-Assume si4,00G

MT. RAINIER - Attractive 5-rm
bungalow on quiet street. Finished
bsmt.: large lot; vacant and IL
new house condition. Only Sl,25(
down. Call til . pm. ROBERT S
DAVIS a. co, INC WA 7-3q00
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UniVersitY Park

}-bedrm; brick, rambler; Ia baths.
paneled family rm., . fireplaces,
screened porch: secluded quiet
University Realty
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

OWNER. Assume 4IhS
CT loan. SS7.5 mo. incl. every
thing. Call TIE. $3.50, or inquire
at 81 S. French st.
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CHESTERRR0OK WOODS

CLOSE-IN ARL.-LY0N PARK
BIG BRICK COLONIAL
On oak-studded lot. with garage,
features 4 big bedrms., formal
din. rm., full bsmt., screened
porch; only S23,950; vac. and
avail. sos N. Lincoln st.
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
ia. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
COUNTY CLUB HILLS = Brand
new, 4-bedrm., 3-bath brick BIZ
level. that is simply out of this
world Features a fabulous, big
Florida room WITH FIREPLACE
plus a beautiful recreation room
also with fireplace, liv. rm. with
fireplace, private din rm., lovely
big. all-elec. kit: full basement;
2-car huilt-in garage. LOWER
40s. Shown by appointment only.
FRANK S. PHILIPS. INC, Real
tors. ia. 7-S0l2; evenings, JE.
PATTI.
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IYATTsvuLE - Prime location

- Prime location
plus an immaculate brick home:
fireplace in large liv. room, sep
arate din. room, 3 bedrms., rec.
room and "a bath in bsmt.; beau
titul level lot with shade trees
and garage. Come and see; it's
only $17,950; flexible terms.
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ADELPHI FOREST
Immaculate Rambler

A terrific home built in 1859 in
a fine residential area, lovely large
lot, home has large living room
family sized dining room, ultra
modern kitchen, 3 twin-siZed bed
rooms, den, full baths, gigantic
recreation room with u bath. We
know you will be impressed with
this fine home. Priced at only
$32, 800.
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. 4-400C
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ALL BRICK RAMBLER, in Al con-
dition; separate din. room, twin
hot-water heat. Only $4,000, easy
terms.
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DI Z ,55U
NEW-RAMBLER

BIS THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Tuesdoy, July rs, 1860

Lovely 3-bedrm.. all-brick home
with cool screened porch and full
bsmt.; close to boys club, LESS
LYN CO. u. S-6S0O. JU. 5000.
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-oWNER,s HEALTH renuires irnms

OWNERS HEALTH requires imme-
diate sale on a custom, 3-bedrm e.,
1h-bath rambler, with fireplace,
large windows in liv. rm. and din.
rm., snack bar in de luxe kit,
partitioned bsmt., central air con-
ditioning. Only 2 years old, and
owner has given best of care
Asking S20,500; all offers con-
sidered
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PARK AREA-Very de-
sirable 5-yr. -old rambler with car
port, 3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit, washer and drier. Corner lot
Vacant; $500 down FILA HUGH
T. PECK, Realtor, 1885 New
HpmnShire ave HE 4-1rnn
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McLEAN-BEAUTIFUL IA
ACRE lot enhanced by ma
lures wooded surroundings
is the lovely setting for this
beautiful home. Family liv-
ing rm. with corner firepl.,
attractively set of with
mahogany paneling: 2Sx15
English kitchen with de
luxe GE equipment. 3Sx15
formal living rm.. 4 bedrms,
3 full baths and a 24x15
porch; Dashboard hot-water
heat: built-in garage; an
exceptional offering in the
mid Dos. IA. 5-l500. ATLAS
REALTY co.
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MT. VERNON BLVD

We have a vacant 4-level split with
3 bedrooms, separate dining room
and rec. room situated on over "a
an acre Handicapped lot with tall
trees. docking privileges Terms
to suit all S25,95O Be among
the first to see this beauty. TIE
6-l4I5.
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LARGE, FAMI,Y2

RAY PARK large brick cape Cod,
6 large bedrms., 3 full baths, rec
rm. with firepl., HOT WATER
HEAT, plenty of storage space
Vacant; immediate possession.
Must be sold for out-of town own
er:, Realistically priced. For de-
tails call HE. 4-1700.
HITCH IT pFCK Paoltor
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ARLINGTON, 910 s. 18th ST
bedrooms, 2 baths, basement: An
Choir fenced lot. Only $15,950
FLA. OF. $4,000, MoNAHAN
pEAITV
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JORDAN. INC.

JUhDHN, INO.
Ell $4,000 Realtors Ell ga as
MORE OR LESS-Charming all
brick rambler with gorgeous wood
ed lot; large living room, separate
dining room, attractive kitchen,
large bedroom, full ground-level
basement, partly finished rec.
room; Sl4 500 JE. 422SS.
PARKER SMITH a. DONNELL,
REALTORS
Evening star., 1960-06-12
YANKEES

Continued From Page FL
off Yankee pitching in 5825
innings.
MariS' homer tied the score
in the third, but the Indians
regained a 80 edge in the
fourth. Romano got a triple
with two out when Maris missed
a shoestring catch of his low
liner. He scored when Rich
Iardson DETECTED the relay throw
from the outfield for an error.
Berra Ties Score
AS soon as Berra's homer tied
the score again in the fifth,
Cleveland took the lead back
in the sixth as Jim Piersall
singled, took second on Maris
high throw and scored on
Romano'S single.
Piersall saved the day tenn
porarily for the Indians in the
sixth with a fine running catch
of a 450-foot sacrifice fly by
Hector Lopez. Gil McDougald' s
pinch double and an infield out
put McDougald in position to
| jog home after the catch. The
drive by Lopez probably would
have gone for three bases if
Piersall had not grabbed it with
his back to the plate.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Phi|Iies Down
Cubs, II, as
Short Clicks

CHICAGO, June IL (AP).-
Christopher Short, 22-year-old
southpaw, limited the Cubs to
five hits today in pitching the
Phillies to a I'll victory.
It was Shorts third triumph
among four decisions.
The Cubs run came on
Ernie Banks homer in the
seventh-his 18th of the sea-
son.
The Phillies scored a run in
the first off Dick Ellsworth. AL
vim Dark singled, Wally Post
walked and Ken Walters
singled.
The Phils got three runs in
the seventh with the Chicago
inf1eld contributing three errors
one by each baseman. Don
ElSton, third Cub pitcher, was
the victim of another three-run
spree in the eighth. Bobby
Gene Smith drove across the
first run on a bunt single, and
the final pair came in on
Bobby Malkmus' single.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Hickey Opposes
Signing Of Kids

NEW YORK, June IL (AP)
Branch Hickey, president of
the Continental League, said
today he had sent kilograms
to members of Senator Ke-
fauver'S committee spelling out
that the proposed third major
league is opposed to signing
high school boys and American
Legion players.
The wires were sent to the
three ranking members of the
Senate committee considering
Kefauver'S all-Sports bill. The
committee is scheduled to re-
sumo its meetings Monday.
Hickey said Commissioner
Ford Frick had sent a "pres-
SURFING telegram" to the COM
mittee, charging the Cont
mental League planned in
discriminate signing of teen
age ball players, regardless OF
education status or amateur
affiliation. Hickey called the
charges "a deliberate false
hood"
Evening star., 1960-06-12
White Sox Get
Split; Ted and
Wertz Unload

BOSTON, June II (AP).-
Minnie Minoso's crazy-carom
double highlighted a seven-run
inning for Chicago tonight as
the White Sox won, 8-4, and
divided a double-header with
the Re dSox.
Two-run homers by Ted VIII
liams and Vic Wertz enabled
Boston to win the afternoon
contest 5-4. Williams 450-foot
drive-No. 497 in his career
tied the score at 3-3 in the
sixth Ted walked ahead OF
Wertz's decisive blow in the
eighth as the Red Sox broke a
seven-game losing streak.
While Boston survived three
errors and three unearned runs
in the sunlight hours, its two
errors plus two walks and five
hits put Chicago ahead, TO, in
the third inning of the night
cap.
Minoso hit q smash which
banked of the inside of the
third base bag to the out
stretched glove of Frank NAL
zone and caromed within inches
OF the Chicago dugout. BY the
time the ball was retrieved,
Minoso ha da two-run double.
Walks, errors and a two-run
single by Luis Aparicio kept
the parade going.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

A stock option agreement be-
tween the Griffith group and
Gabe Murphy, 40 per cent
stockholder in the Senators,
runs out at the end of the
month, meaning either can sell
to anybody. 1t would be
theG sports surprise of the CEN
tury if those feuding factions
renew the pact.
Gene Woodling of the Orioles
believes the Senators Bob ALI
son is headed toward stardom
in a big way, providing he gets
smarter as he goes along.
Right now he's doing it all on
strength" Woodling said, "but
he's going to learn to be a great
one in a couple of years if he
learns some of the games
finer points"
Today's double-header with
the Tigers will be the first OF
the season at Griffith Stadium
and the last here until a July
"a twin bill with Kansas City,
. Both were rain-created.
The Senators only originally
scheduled home double-header
is with the Orioles September S
Pedro Ramos, who has said
several times this season that
he'd like to be traded, is acting
like a little boy with that kind
of talk. Everybody's life
hits a Snag at some point and
the Senators pitcher is winning
few friends with his bleats be-
cause things have been a bit
rugged. A deal that sent
him to Kansas City or Boston
might make Pedro wish for the
good old days in Washington
Il y
The Senators are seriously
considering" several trades and
will have to make up their
minds quickly. The dead
line for dealing withou. benefit
of waivers expires Tuesday
midnight. Every prominent
player the Senators possess is
being sought by one club or
another.
1t would be interesting,
though perhaps not wise, to
see what Griffith could assem-
BILE if he traded Harmon Kille-
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Britain Edges
u. 5. 10 Regain
WightmanCup

WIMBLEDON, England,
June II (AP). - Britain's
Wightman Cup team. led by
tall Christine Truman, won
three of four matches today
and regained the international
women's tennis trophy with a
4-3 victory over the United
States.
Mss Truman, a 6-footer. won
her singles match from Karen
Hantze of San Diego, Calf,
to open today's play and
teamed with Mrs. Shirley
Bloomer Brasher to win the
last and deciding doubles
match from Janet Hops of
Seattle. and Mrs. Dorothy
Head Knode Of Panama.
The collapse Of Miss Hops,
captain of the American team,
after she suffered a severe leg
cramp in her singles match
apparently cost the United
States its chance of retaining
the trophy.
The Americans were leading,
3-2, and needed only one VIC
tory in two matches to clinch
the series. Miss Hops won the
first set from Angela Mortimer
and was leading, Az, in the
second when she was stricken.
Barely able to hobble, she
couldn't return Miss Mortimer's
drives and went down, 6-8, Ga,
81.
She had to be helped off the
court at the finish and for 35
minutes the crowd of 4,500
waited to see if she could play
in the doubles.
Janet finally decided she
could and didn't show any sign
of cramp in the doubles. But
she and Mrs. Knode couldn't
match Miss Truman and Mrs.
BraSher.
The big 19-year-old British
girl was in complete command
at the net and her volleying
more than made up for some
uncertain play by her partner.
They won, Ga, 81, after losing
the first four games of the first
set and trailing IA in the
second.
In the days other matches,
Miss Truman trounced 17-year.
old Miss Hantze, 7-5, 6-3; Dar-
lene Hard of Montebello, Calf,
defeated Ann Hayton, 6-8, Ga,
6-1, to put the United States
into the lead again, and then
Miss Mortimer squared the
series by beating Miss Hops.
1t was only the sixth British
victory since the international
competition began in 1923 but
the second in three years. Brit
ain won the trophy, 4-3, at
Wimbledon in 1858, and lost it
by the same margin at Sewick-
ley, Pa, last year.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
SENATORS
Continued From Page F-l

COntluucu rEOm rage til
Gardner ripped successive dou-
bles to left. and the score
mounted to 40 with two out
when Lemon lined a homer into
the first row of the leftfield
seats, inches above Maxwell's S
glove. Harmon Kille bre W
W alked and Battey then
smashed his homer deeper INTO
the seats in left-center.
Semproch took over the Tig-
ers' pitching in the fourth, and
the Senators clipped him for
two runs, with considerable aid
by Semproch.
With one out Fischer walked
and so did Whisenant. Gardner
forced WhiSenant as Fischer
took third. Fischer then scored
on a wild pitch. Gardner took
second on the errant throw and
continued to third when Sem
proch dropped Catcher Red
Wilson's return throw to the
plate when bumped by Fischer.
Bob Alllson's double to left
center gave the Senators their
eighth run.
Fischer, who had blanked the
Tigers on three scattered sin
giles over the first five innings.
came to pieces in the sixth.
Yost opened with a double and
Frank Boiling singled him
home. Maxwell walked and
Boiling moved to third as Kali
inc hit into a double play.
Steve Bilko's single to left
scored Boiling, and Rocky Col
avito then hit his eighth homer
into the centerfield bleachers.
Ex-senator Neil Chrisley de-
livered a pinch double to open
the seventh and shifted to
third after Yost flied to right.
Battey dropped Bolling'S foul
fly, and Boiling then got Chris
ley across with a grounder to
Gardner.
With two down in the eighth
Colavito singled to left and
Wilson duplicated the drive,
Rocky stopping at second.
Pinch = hitter Sandy Amoros
hoisted a pop fly back of short
stop, but Jose Valdivielso stag
gered under the ball and it
plopped safely for a two-baSe
error, enabling Colavito to
score. Whisenant retrieved the
ball and fired to the plate in
time to nip Wilson, but Battey
dropped the ball for another
error, giving the Tigers their
seventh run.
By this time Amoros was
perched on second base, repre-
senting the tying run, and the
Senators were threatening tc
crumble completely. Norm Cash
batted for Pitcher Bob Bruce
and raised a routine fly to left
but Whisenant had the Gus
toners hearts in their throat;
as he misjudged the ball, ther
recovered to make a high one.
handed stab.
NOTES: The Senators, who
have won seven of their last II
games, will send Camilo Pascua
and Hal Woodeshick against
the Tigers Frank Larry anc
Hank Aguirre today in {
double-heade starting at
O'Clock -. Pascual will be try.
ing for his seventh win, while
Woodeshick will seek his thirc
victory without a loss . Larry
who has won five, twice has
beaten the Senators, giving ur
one run.
Lennie Green, sent in as a
defensive replacement, provided
some sparkling defense in the
eighth when he raced back tx
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Louisville farm club. This made
it necessary to cut one player
to get down to the 25-player
limit.
Rush, a 6-foot-5 righthand-
er who spent 10 years with the
Cubs, was used largely as q
relief pitcher by the Braves.
He was 20 this season, pick
ing up both victories in relief.
Last year his 2.41 earned-run
mark in a SIS season was the
lowest on the staff. He walked
only % batters and permitted
only five homers in the 101
innings he worked.