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Evening star., 1960-01-09
U. S.-Soviet Lend-Leose
Talks Open Monday
By EARL II. VOSS
Star Stan Writer

American officials today putting the finishing
touches on their strategy for next Mondays negotiations
with Russia settlement Of the Soviet World War II lend
lease debt.
Three guide lines for American policy have been
established:
l. The United States wants lump sum settlement and
Evening star., 1960-01-09
BERLIN
Continued From First Page

u
by West German Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer.
Despite a breakdown on agi-
tators there was no break in
the series of anti-Semitic in
cidentS that spread through
West Germany and other parts
Of the world following the desc
Grafton of a synagogue in
Cologne Christmas eve.
The question Of where TO
place the cause still was un-
settled and worrisome to gov
ernment leaders and others.
West Berlin police yesterday
announced their 23d arrest
since the smear campaign
began-that of a 24-year-old
bank clerk, Joachim Nerchert.
on charges of belonging to a
neo-Nazi group.
Four More Arrested
They arrested four more last
night, for uttering anti-Semitic
statements. Three of them were
drunk. police said.
In Austria, three youths were
charged with painting swas-
tikas and anti-Semitic slogans.
All three said they did it for
sensationalism.
Authorities in Frankfurt re-
ported a West German soldier
was caught pinning anti-Semi-
nc posters on a barracks bulle-
tin board. He was kicked out of
the army and turned over to the
civil courts.
In move to discourage neo-
Nazi activity in the state of
Observation-Disclosures, officials
banned a convention of the
extreme rightiSt German Reich
Evening star., 1960-01-09
FOUND

DOG, male, German shepherd. Oh,
Chase. D. c KE. 7-O4S2
Evening star., 1960-01-09

PUblishsd Dolly and Sunday
OF 2Z5 viTsinio Ave Sc.
Sseond-eloSS PostGss Paid
Al Washington, b. {.
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ROOMS FuRM-Mp..vA.

ALEX. 2 nj; to u.s, No. 1-Fres
Day. Ssss, IN month. u. 'ps pS.sssS ssS6
ALEX;-Attrae. Tm. for Eentiemen
iisleDnsPs iee.! SIS ns. asa t ssssss. sessa; '0n'
ARL.. N.-comfortsble room fol
man SaS near ases olses and Lee hwy.
AnL' lm. \ sM ~. soSss.si sssiaf ia ,15;sons a,i 4
downtown or Pentafop or nes
route. Reas. IA. 7.72e3. IA. 8
ARL.-1st-noor twin 6edrm. for Z
Kaa Esf.niS s..sss :esff men; next to bath
ARL.. N.--Lse. rm., pvt. bath; HON,
prtvils.; for yng. ofncGr, prof. mar
or student: refs. sxch. IKE. S-B43l
ARL., N.-Frent room; eonv. transp
Mr.. Buekingham: gentleman pre-
ferred. ia. s.5171.
ARL,. n. Cisrenden-Extra lge. nm
tleman. IA. 2-44S7.
BETARSDA, near NH. Suburban
rm. for gentleman. OIL. 4-TSsl
HYATTsvILLE. 4023 Hamilton q
s.ntienian. AP. 7.s7s5. '''"
MT. RAINER-Nieely furn. from
rm,, next to bath: plenty Of hsa
and hot water: locally couv, ev
erything: pkg. space. AP. 7.02s6
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES-einel
and double rms. Wrath, shower
s min. from downtean WashinS
ton. 90 bus line; 2S65 JefferIon
Davis hwy. OF. 4-S560.
ISa HILTON ST.-Nieely turn. RI,
In detached brk. home, with o
without kit. privils.: nondrinkir,l
person nr couple, Call ~
s-o630 after $40 weekdays.
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AprS. FuRNlsREp-p. Q.
tcoNIIkUEoI

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-NeVly
remodeled 1.bedrm. apts.; huge
rms, hrepiaces. air eond.. washer
sna e., driss; n s,lS ~ ptiIs. I'll mel Suitable
DUPONT CIRCLE-Beautifui room
for refined gentleman: refer., hot
plate, maid service. CO. b-3644.
DUPONT CIRCLE+2 bedrooms
suitable for people, $3.50; DE.
..3S24. 1920 18th st. NV.
: ST. NV. :O6, nr. cspitoi-New.
reneyetsd at. sids:: ell new
town: on bus line: adults only or
s.4Ss7, Apply sos L 81. NV.
See manager.
FAIRFAxi VILLAGE, Sc. Bsmt,
apt.:. lse. bedrm. ..liv. rm. eom-
bined kit, pvt. bath: empl. adults.
$65. incl. utils. Lu. 1-9169.
FAIRMONT ST. NV, I40e-spa.
cious / and 3-bedrm. apts.: bal
eony, .valk.in closets; COW. loc.
sley: bldg. Tor unfurn). NO. z.
F5REW0cPI sI,. APIS; ias. os Issh 4.
ssRRiSinps!INsEwn PtgaNifT sifT . RE X &
Sg9.60 Csll resident manaRPr,
AD. 4-6431.
FIRST FIR. AND BsMT. Of pvt
homei bedrms.. liv. rm.. pvt
bath, kit, rec. rm. and garage;
must be seen to be appreciated
| ia. e.4692.
! FLORAL MANOR, I3ls 18th st
n.w.-Elev. bldg. 1t Scott circle
enc. ct S1S wk, and up.
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ROOMS EuRK~S.E.s.W.

sRANCn.PA: AVE. vIc.-Buslins
bath, empi. man. LU, i.953O.
KENTUCKY AvE.-Lovely frent
LIST floor room; eonv. transp.;
$3.50 VIZ. Ii. 4-1727.
L0E. FRONT BOON, sl2; also
small single room. n. 1909 Mass
ave. s.e.. Ii. 7.02e3.
Sc. SECTION = Employed settled
Kit. privil. 10. 4.37aB. -
30 0th 81. s.E.-Furp. rms, dbls.
Or single: s26 up. See AANAdHR
Evening star., 1960-12-03
APIS. FURRIsnIp-vA,

ALEX. .downtown-Furn, apt, FIRE.
Sye.i S75 TO SOC 80 incl. ali utiis
TE, 6-6670 from 10 q m. to % i. m
ALEX, Del Ray rms. in bsmt. :;
private entrance and bath, utils.
ssHrn'; working couple or 2 men
ARL., N.-Attrac. bedrm.: an,
new furn.; cony. transp.: SlOs
mo: adults. KE. 8.6la0.
ARL.. Howard Manor Apts.--Loveiy
ia. 4.s0f0. EN-. 6.32f7.
AnL., MI. lge. bed-liy. rm. comb.
lge kit. semi.pvt. bath, pvt. entr,
~ wills; yisan turn' "a blk. bus Reas,
ARL.-Bedrm.. iiv. rm., kit. di.
nette, bath; s Minis. b. c., Pen.
tagon. Call IA. 2-8254.
ARL.--outstanding furn.. in clear
ecSpi.; isv. H0py si,o ''e ill., %iTsass g.isss
AfL., 1880 N. oUINN-l .bedrm.
Incl. ia. 4-7asI. Wo. 6-8s66.
ALL bedrn., SilO: 2 bedrms.
ia. a-Isi1 or il. i.siSs. ''''
ARL.. N.-Attrsc. i-bedrni. apis.
eross-top ircesers. CT. s.Si5S.
ARLINGTON T0WERS-. bedroom
A.-c. corner apt. with balcony
prof. dec. and furn.; Pent. 5 min.
GAP. Io; available Jan. i: $3.50
Evening star., 1960-12-03
GEORGETOWN
200 "p" Street ~ Y
GWU AREA

0WO AREA
2ilS PENNA. AVE. NV,
Large enc. apt. aVail. at this walk.
to-work address: SSS.6O' call
MIS-; Jones, Res. MEr. FE. 7..36a
1r IA; s.e34O. OLIVER T. CARR
GOOD HOPE HILLS-Apt bom,
with large porehes; 10 minute,
from the Capitol, oyerieoSins
Suitland pkvy:. oxon Run Pari
picnic srounds and new Eojj
course open to public: 1 bedroom,
and porch. S71 to SIS. so: . bed.
rooms and porch. $Si to S9i so
Detached small buildings, home.
like Atmosphere. beautifully land.
schped; quiet. friendly neighbor.
hood In suburban setting. Three
exposures In every apt: large
rooms, ample closets: porch conv
Tor dining. sleeping and living:
rear stairs to spacious fenced in
lawns for safe play: plumbing In
kitchen for washing machine, out.
side drying: industrial storage
lockers: building wired for I'll
conditioners; short walk to two
1-fare buslines. shopping center
schools and theater; off-stree,
parking. Good Hope Hills is west
OF Nsylor I'd. in vicinity Of aOth
ST.. Sc. Rental ONCE open dali,
between 10 Am. and $50 pm
snON Both st. Sc. Lu. 1-330O
WAVERL- TAYLOR. INC.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
FURNITURE FOR RERr

FOR RENT, beautiful furniture for
emciency; 1. 2 or 3 bedrm. apis.
st rsasonsble rates. Call MARS
LEASING CORP, 20 Canal ct.
s.w., Ii. 3-OO00,
Evening star., 1960-12-03
OIL. 4-5OO7

ANACOeTlA
2l"o 18TH. st. Sc. nr. Good Hops
rd.-lst-class BLDG, l-bedrm. ant
S'6.5O mo-. utils. incl. LU. l-l63H
APT. unfurn.. In upper NV. sec.
tion; S79.5O per mo. RA. 6.3OO2
ATLANTIC ST, s.E., at 1890 1iy.
ineston rd.-Large 1-bedrm. apts.
lmmed. occupancy; modern BIDS,
Hesher. drier, incinerator: parl
ana snop: on bus line. To inspect
see Apt; l03. .. H. DENsTON co.
DI. 7.4300. 10. 2-4SS4.
ATTRACTIVE l.bedrm.; small clear
apt. bldg. near Q. Capitol ant
Nlchols ave. s.e.. quiet Yesidenti
area conv. shopping, trangp,, pyt
parking. 1856 HALEY ter, Apt. .
reasonable. Open Sun. 1s-2, Ii
AVAILABLE. attractive s.6edrm
BIDS. loc. New Hampshire and
missouri ayes. NV: ex1ress bus a
ooor. Apply. mgr, Apt. III. OF
contact tanitor, 1901 New Hamp.
SHIRE ave. NV.
AVAIL. MINED. ST. Sedrm-
peh.. s7S mo. mo. .R,' j. s.s;f7s.a Ei'; path scr
o.. BALFOUR AIRS.
! Bedrm. III
"a Bedrms,, Sep. Din. Rm. sI3S
newly redecorated unit. Apply
Resident Mgr.. 1000 18th At. NV
Evening star., 1960-12-03
APIS. FURMISMED-D.e.
AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms BY the day or wee,
including maid service: reduced
rates for monthly occupancy witt
or without linens and maid sery.
ice, seefetarial service. sun decl
overlooking entire city; amplIfiec
master teleyision Antenna system
arags facilities; IL minutes from
Evening star., 1960-12-03
APTS. FURKIsHEp-vA.
lcoNTiNuEn)

FALLS CHURCH-Liv. rm.. bedrm :,
bath, .dinette, KIT; k.unit Bldg !;
sSnv; 6gs: 500; refs. il. 2-fOz2'
Evening star., 1960-12-03
3 r. oFoSTI!0sMA.!c SI!s HOUSE z b!

Modern. luxury-type, air.cond. bldg
siaslsnsi.s, slib 70 $50. an Stiis
Incl - -hr. seey. serv.. valet shop
Avail. immed EE l.AAaa
Evening star., 1960-12-03
coal, WoeD, FUEL OIL

FHkKPLACE WOOD, mixed, spiit
$50 card. All oak. seasoned, S2s
cord. VIII. e-1400.
ftkEPLAcB W00D, split oak, some
nsisssSsS' ssssssyS' I ss wn sSrd s.ssC SslSsrsd And
FIREPLACE W00D-Mlxsd. q load
yssE car s,st q io.S sasop s,o ov.sSSS sspS
$40. Come set 8 load sundsy ali
day. -WAptE. bs10 Duke St., Alex.
Va. FL. 4.3S9O.
FlRkPLACE WOOD-seasoned oak
legs, $40 pickup truck load: mixed
Evening star., 1960-12-03
PERFECT

Apt: and services for the diserimi-
mating; 1905 cir eond., beautifuiiy
farm. incl linen. cookins utens :,
Hfop ;fSS aSUsE iss E.tss. esss,r Ty s.S s'.i e.
lA76 Euclid nv. Embassy Row,
central loc. AZ park. HU. 3-3402
. ST. ST.. 24O0-l bedrm., large,
suitably furnished for young
adults. professional couple. Private
park-like surroundings; convent
ent tfanSp. and shops. Resident I
maneEer, LU. l-e5l3.
s.E.-Lovely 9 rms.. Ice. KIT. bath,
pvt. entg.; employed coupie oniy:
reas. rent 10. 0.16o7
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.

OIAAlA T =. I"FHUU
ALLISON ST. NV, Iaos-NiceIj
sS sssd1v ss1a furS: iR: eSsi scsy. tis ,i,iS e;
AIIHAC. LIv. RM.. bedrm., kit.
pain; eonv: Tor downt. Wkrs.: sui
lo[ ePle: llO7 MASS. ave. NV.
AVAIL iArMED. sd bedrm. :. iiy
~. rm;. din. I'm. kit. bath, scr. pch
AVAIL. n!MED.-Lse. bedrm. apt
UtilS. incl. -Sl25.5l. Mod. down
Town apt BLDG 2 blks. from Conn
ave; Az cond.;. elev.: Gsr.; laun0
m. blks. public transp.. stores
In2o U st. n.w. AID. l.<l73.
8ACHET or ETTTCTEEyTv
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~, RcA, 2l-in. eonsole. blond
cabinet. excel. eond. WE. 1-OO26
~, notorola, table model, Is in,
ana brass stand. $50; sofa. W. J
sloan, down Alled. silk velvet rasp
berry; good eond.: also large I'm
u l.. SS6. Ho. :-44sO. Apt. 10S
Tvs t3) 21.in. Phiice; 20-in. Muntz
5-in. Emerson: All excel. cond.
S.eu 1T: 0E refriserator; 2 meta
feas. KE. $3.50.
~. 23.in. '6l Sylvania with halo.
light: guar. parts. labor and piet
Slee' meeent. purchased. c. v0QEl
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Cirele-Lerae, front Ink. rm.,
range and sink, SIS week.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-0, q,
310l Penna. Ave SE

II;ihIedFoCTn IiIe IT,, 9pt,; mod. BLDG.
Sl4s5Ep; ly ggs; PissEsI o6iHeak
kIcAXspsoN REALTY, is'Ss iNe'
PTS PORTER ST NV.
BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Liv. rm.. bedrm., din. aarea, kit.
bath: $94 so, util. Incl. Ofstreek
ParHslnSg HESR SR1!sT sss Jaaite,v ntSvvv ,,c
els faastki i7th t. NV. NhWAR'EY; liz! ifci s:isss
Evening star., 1960-12-03
LIVE /
ATOP
THE CITY
BEAUTIFUL ALBAN TOWERS
37OO MASS. AVENUE NV,

FURNISHED AND UNPURNIsHED
Lee, 2.bedrm apt. with or without
din. rm. open or close porches.
NOW AYAILA1LE
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FIRST FLOOR LOCATION

MO. AVE, NV. 4lS-Loyeiy 2-b. r
mod. bldg; conv. bus, stores. SlOO
App.y hp-. :. Oh. .-4LiO.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
MIseELLAMEous FOR SAFE MISCELLANEOUS FeR SALE
tcoNTlNUEp,

RING, beaut. emerald cut. selitary
$.ss5. best o1er. Sex aso-K
Evening star., 1960-12-03
S54 to $3.50

Laree l.bedrm. apts.. Ist and 2nd
foors, Just redecorated: picture
windows. Ice. closets. mr.. bus
and stores. See reJ. mgr. at 4230
Ath e.. Ant -
Evening star., 1960-12-03

once LU. ..l4:;:l; Sun. IU.' a.7aaa
1.BEDRM. APT, - S79
THE WILLIAMSBURG APIS.
1921 T STREET NV.
!Ccr. New Eemp. and T Sts. N.w.D
Large. spacious apt. with modern
Hltenens I IN charming elev. bldg.
Mrs. Collins, mSr. or call BU,
Evening star., 1960-09-04
Padding Perfectionists

semble Eskimo kayaks. Notwithstanding that
all the craft were decked in and their manipu-
lators experienced, two spills occurred, and
one canoeist was dumped overheard
But the fact that nobody was hurt and an
other stretch of river was conquered stamped
the voyage successful step toward padding
perfection the goal of every member of the
association. Whitewater canOeists feel, after
all, that the risk of few spills, bruises and
smashed boats makes the sport all the more
challenging If they didn't feel that way, they
wouldn't spend their week ends fighting the
New River JOHN W. STEPP
Evening star., 1960-09-04

W7HITE-WATER canoeists seeking the kind
w of adventure peculiar to their taste need
60 no farther than 300 miles from Washington
Some of the harder of the breed have dis
covered in breathtaking fashion that the New
River, near Beckley in Southeastern West
Virginia. provides rapids as challenging as
those of the much more famous Colorado River
and its tributary the Green.
Eight members of the Canoe Cruisers AS
sociation including two women, spent two
days getting through, in and around the New.
Six were divided among three tandem canoes,
the others occupied "foldboats," which re-
cTAp DLJnTnc I
Evening star., 1960-05-23

gerous in the eighth, when
Chicago mustered three runs.
BY this time Pascual obviously
was hanging on. He walked
Fox and Minoso crashed a
home run into the upper left
field stands. When Kluszewski
followed with a shot into the
|rightfield stands. Clevenger
was summoned to apply the
brakes.
He did, in no-hit style.
NOTES. = Elmer. Valo, 80
.year-old outfielder released by
the Yankees, will sign with the
Senators today and First Base
man Don Mincher will be op-
toned to Charleston, w. Va.
Pascual famed seven in the
first game before whiting and
leads the American League
with So. Don Drysdale heads
the National League strikeout
parade with 7z.
Roy SIevers pinch-hit in
both games, striking out and
popping up. The eX-Sena-
tor now is batting 200. The
White Sox had won IA of the
Is previous games with Wash
ington. The Senators
ended a string of 10 White
Sox triumphs in their own park
which had tied an American
League park for the most con-
secutive wins at home at the
start of a season.
Those homers by Minoso and
Kluszewski in the first game
lit up Bill Weeks colorful and
controversial scoreboard as if
somebody had accomplished
the impossible on a gigantic
pinball machine. In addi-
ton to touching of assorted
other explosives, the scoreboard
has 10 spoutS which propel
rockets skyward, all sorts of
flashing lights and a variety
of noises which hint the world
is being blown to bits. It's
fun for the customers but pain
full for the visiting pitcher.
KluSzewski slashed a vicious
grounder back at Pascual his
first time up in the first game
and the pitcher threw him out
|. Ted then reeled off six
straight hits before leaving the
second game for a runner.
That gave him the major
league batting lead at .422.
Gardner got three hits in the
first game and two more in
the second.
Evening star., 1960-05-23
BY ANN CHRISTMAS
. Star stal Writer


Two exhausting days Of
serving as hostess for a big
time horse show in her own
back yard came to a successful
end yesterday for Mrs. Bay
Tankersley, who won the fea-
tured $3.50 pleasure horse stake
with Thora Grant.
1t was the last Of 49 classes
in the East's only All-Arabian
Show, during which Mrs
Tankersley and her staff had
exhibited 50-odd horses, all OF
them representing the Tankers-
leys' Al-Marah Farm in Be-
thesda which was the scene OF
the annual event.
The judge made a careful
study of the % entries, per-
forming at a walk, trot and
canter, and then ordered Their
saddles removed so that they
could be judged for their looks
as well as their performance
After long deliberation, he
finally gave the nod to Mrs
Tankersley and Thora Grant
a 4-year-old chestnut mare
with an easy, fluid way OF
travelling. Thora Grant was
one of 81 Arabian horses i'm
ported to this country by the
Tankersley in 1857, after two OF
the worlds leading Arab farms
were dispersed in England
Ribbons in several other i'm
portant classes went to entries
who had been shipped many
miles to the show. Among
them was Sarif Serek, a flashy
chestnut stallion with foul
white stockings, owned by Wal
ter Chapman of "Plouff's Pur'
lieu" at Goliad. Tex.
Charles G. Spoerer. jr., o.
Potomac, sent an unnamed
chestnut foal, a son of AL
Marah Radames, to take thu
shows junior championship
(for very young horses.
Josephine Boyd. who live,
near Al-Marah at 67Ol Rive
road, Bethesda, took a class TO,
Evening star., 1960-05-23
Mrs. TonkersIey Wins
Arobion Show Windup

/ lpurebred geldings with her
Bade Sabah, a 2-year-old bay.
SUMMARIES;
Colt foals-I, entry, Charles O.
Sporer, jr.; ?. Amyr valmar, DR.. Rich
ard Stoneback; 3, Seahorse Prince Dor
saz. Seahorse Stock Farm; 4, Al-Marah
Lauri, Al-Marah Farm.
Yearling eolts-l, Al-Marah Kontiki.
L. II. j. Sitwell; 3, shaheen, Rock
Crown Prince. Al-Marah Farm.
2-year-old colts-I, Neeraf. Dr. and
Mrs. Gilbert H. Diehl; .. Ibn Ramin-
age. Leo v. Bent; 3, Caesar. c. A. West;
4. Gslitar.. Blue Greek Ranch.
3-year-old coltS-1, Al-Marah Cas-
sanovs. Donoghue Arabian Farm; .,
Al -Marah Adandy, Al-Marah Farm; 8.
Gairloch,. Keller Electric; 4, Seignior,
Windyhil Farm.
Stations, 4-yesr-olds and up-1,
Radamason, Mr.. and Mrs. z. d. Shea,
jr.; .. Ai-Marah Erka, Sandy Acres
Farm; 3, Mirlindraff, Charles H.
Prange; 4, Sarif Serik, Plouff's Purlieu.
Sabah. Josephine Boyd; 2, Pogo, w. NJ.
Waddell; 3, Al-Marah sursh. Al-Marah
Farm; 4. Gabrail. Roxanne Ravlin.
Pairs Of stations, same owner-1.
! Guzon and Gairloeh, Keller Electric;
., Al-Marah Adjutant General and
Tuffy, Al-Marah Farm; 3, Launne and
Crystal Voyaser Al-Marah Farm; 4.
Bim-Gey and Timushin, Twelfth Night
Farm.
Get Of sire-l, Get of Indrafi: 2,
Get Of Rithan.
Purebred champion staIlion-Rada-
mason: reserve, Al-Marah Casanova.
Pleasure driving-l. Imagin, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard A, MARI ?, Al-Marah
Adandy, Al-Marah Farm: 3. Al-Marah
Miracle Dr; and Mrs. GeorEe T sharp
Teeter. r. N0''O' MI anu MIS- '0A =
Open stock horses-I, sarif Serik;
9, RAMA, Mr.. and Mrs. David Schwartz
burg; B.. Kamadan; 4, Al-Marah Rud
Maiden pleasure horses. English style
Il. Al-Marah Adandy:. .. Getiks'
Randy Lemons: 3, Crystal Voyager; 4
Al-Marah Casanova.
Arabian East Coast Guardianship
Radamason; reserve, Al-Marah Casa
Halfbred hunter hacks, Lytlebits,
Frankie Belle Counselman; 2. Saber.
Libby oyler; 3. Tiger Lily, Patty Brite;
4, Sel-Tera, Jack Worsham-
II. Altimus. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
Donoghue Arabian Farm; 8, Getika;
4, Dakhla. Jadoly Farm.
Raffia; 2. Gabrail 8, Kamadan: 4,
Bisha, Dorothy Villari.
Pleasure horses. stations, English
style-1, sarif Serik; ., Raffla; 3.
Mr. and Mrs. A. z. Holt.
Junior three-gaited, English style
u, Al-Marah Erka; Hamida Wietz,
Frisch's Big Boy Farm: 3, Georgia,
Donoghue Arabian Farm: 4, Gairloch
| western championship Serek:
reserve, Raffla
Junior champion-entry, Charles
@. Spoerer, ir.; reserve, Al-Marah
Kontiki.
stake. English style-1, Radamason;
2 Sarif Serik: 3, Count DorsaZ, Al
Marah Farm; 4, El Effendi, Jadoly
Farm.
$3.50 pleasure horse stake. English
style-1, Thora Grant. Al-Marah
Farm: ., Sunny Acres Serranita: 8,
Raffla; 4, Sarif serik.
Evening star., 1960-05-23
WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
Continued From Page Ala

COhIInueu FFOn Fage A-IS
probably wrong But anyway, what is it :. salve, a
powder, liquid, injection pill ?"
Il haven't got the slightest idea" Sovinsk said II
told you never used it and never saw it used"
The old sarge stared goomiy at the hotel carpetng
for few moments, then said:
What burned me up, lately was that Hartack couldn't
come to Baltimore in time to blow out the horseAthe
Derby winneron the morning before the $17500O race
NO. he's gotta wait until Friday night to make his
grand appearance up there" Sovns lifted his eyes up
ward toward the mezzanine of the Lord Baltimore:
Hartack put in appearance at the drinking -eating
shndig thrown by the Maryland Jockey Club He in
confident mood I'm not worried about tomorrow" Har
tack said Il know I've got the best horse"
VIC" man asked as the grim, late-hour and un-
scheduled confab was about to end you just being
sarcastic about the horse being sore weren't you?"
Friend" he replied, Venetian Way was as sound as
the day he born"
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Senators Tighten Race
As Cubons Sweep Sox

by Luis Aparicio. Luis stole
second and scored on Nellie
Fox's single.
Gardner, Bob Allison and
Jim Lemon singled in the sixth
to tie the score. and the bases
lateE were loaded with one out
when Pierce committed a
throwing error after fielding
Earl Battey's gronnder. 1t was
then that the limping Becquer
pumped a single to center, pro-
viding Ramos with more runs
than he had seen in any of
his five losses.
Green Saves Ramos
Ramos made them stand up.
The Sox nicked him for q run
in the eighth when Aparicio
walked. stole second and scored
on Ted KluSzewski's single. AL
Smith followed with a single,
but Lennie Green ignored
Ramos advice to play in closer
on Pinch Hitter Joe Hicks and
sprinted back to the canvas
fence in front of the visiting
bullpen in center to haul in
Hicks long smash.
With two down in the ninth
Pinch = Hitter Gene Freese
laShed a double to center for
the ninth hit of Ramos, but
it was the last. Ramos dis
posed of Aparicio on a pop to
Gardner.
Pascual ran his string OF
scoreless innings to 81 in the
first game before Kluszewski
clipped him for a two-run
double in the sixth. BY that
time the Senators had scored
six runs, and they added an
other in the seventh when
Pascual doubled and Gardner
singled.
However, things became dan
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Continued From Page A-12
season in the opener, when
the Senators exploded for IA
hits against Bob Shaw and
others.
But Pascual tired rapidly in
the late going. and there to
put out the fire was Truman
Clevenger. Lavagetto was free
to use him in the capacity of
q relief pitcher only because
OF Ramos call. Earlier Clev-
enger had been picked to start
the second game.
But, to continue the Cuban
motif, Julio Becquer damaged
his left leg banging into Catch
er Sherman Lollar in the first
game. He wouldn't leave the
game, insisted on playing the
second contest and contributed
q two-run single which proved
decisive.
Gardner Shaken Up
There were other instances
Of courage, with the injury to
Ramos seemingly igniting a
chain Of them. Second Base
man Billy Gardner and Short
stop Jose Valdivielso collided
heavily while converging on a
throw from the outfield in the
first game.
Valdy injured his right
shoulder but stayed in action.
Gardner departed with a cut
mouth. He was badly shaken
and his bridgework was askew
but he came back in the second
game and touched of the Sen
ators' three-run sixth inning
which beat Billy Pierce.
Ramos initial win was in
jeopardy until his final pitch.
The White Sox had picked up
a run in the third inning after
Pierce singled and was forced
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WEEKEND FIGHTS

HAVANA Napole. i3O
Cuba outpointed Robinson Garcia
l34, Cuba, 10
EOoALEs, Mexico.-Cisco Andrade
l3S, Los Angeles, knocked out Antoine
Contreras, 1877. Nogales, 5.
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Winner - Paseual (5-39. Loser -
Shaw (3-3)
,,u-Rice: Smith. Runge and Papar-
ella. T-3:05.
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Totals

Grounded out for Shaw in Sd: .
Walked for Moore in 9Th: Struck
for Lown in 9th.
WASHINGTON ------1O2 21O 1907
CHICAGO ---------000 002 030-5
E-Landis. PO-A-Washington 81
II; Chicago, 27-l4 DP-Aparicio to
Fox to Kluszewski, Valdivielso to Gard
ner TO Becquer. LOB-Washington
10; Chicago 4.
2b--Klusxewski. Pascual sB---Alli-
son. S=Yaldivielso. PaScual
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CHICAGO

l Flied out for Esposito in 7th: .
popped Up for Pierce in 9TH. 3 ran for
Kluszewski in Sth; flied out for
lands in Sth: 5 grounded out for
Brown in 9th; 8 doubled for Staley in
9th; ran for Freeze in 9Th.
WASHINGTON - 900 OO3 O0o-S
CHICAGO ------- OO1 900 O10-2
E-Pierce. PO-A-washington 81
10. Chicago 27-11, DP-Fox to Apa-
rieto to Kluszewski, Gardner to Con-
solo to Becouer. LOB-Washington 3,
Chicago 8.
eb--Kluszewski, Freese. sB-Apa-
ricio 2.
s.n.. ------- ssss e g g 3 3 g :.
staley ------- 2 o o 0 0 /
winnerzRamOs u-0. Loser
Pierce (3-2).
U-smith. Runge, Paparella and
Rice. T-2:O5. A-24,459.