davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-08-12

struck out 13 last night and
allowed only two hits.
The two hits came in the
first and second innings, re-
spectively, and after that not q
Red reached first until Pinch
Hitter Willie Jones wangled a
walk. Oddly enough, Koufax
hadn't defeated the Reds since
June, 1858. and had lost five
games to them until last night.
The San Francisco Giants
dropped Milwaukee to fourth
place with their victory. Taking
a five-run lead in the first two
innings, the Giants saw the
Braves nibble away on 1t until
it dwindled to the one run. The
Braves loaded the bases with
two down in the ninth, but
Johnny Antonelli got Bill Bru.
ton to ground out to end the
game.
Billy O'Dell got credit for the
victory. his sixth. but had tc
have help from Antonelli in the
eighth when the Braves scored
twice and were trailing by only
one run.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING Biased on $50 or more at
bats)-Minoso and Smith. Chicaso,
.317; skowron. New York. .3l6
PS.s1: sostan, SiN, SSleyeiand' 'S1l' Runnsls'
RUSsMMaStie. She New York. 90; Maris.
New York. 70; sievers. Chicaso, SO:
Runnels, Boston. and Minoso, Chi
RUNS BxTTED N-Maris, New York,
92; skowron. New York, "a; Minoso.
CHICAGO, 75; Wertz. Boston. "a: Cen
tile, Baltimore, 40.
HITS-Minoso. Chicago, 1872; Smith.
Boston. issi rqHi He. chi'''O' isi' Runn'l''
DOUBLEs-skowron, New York, 20;
Siebern, Kansas City, "a; Runnels.
Boston. 30; Malzone. Boston, Minoso,
RGiR1fffsso f1a Ah;Sa chas %'saPn 9 RuSn.Sn on
Freese and Aparieio. Chicaso, siebern,
kansas City and Becauer, Washing
HOME RUNs-Maris. New York. as;
Mantle, New York, %; Lemon. wash
ington, 30; sievers, Chicago. and
Colayito, Detroit, %.
PITCHING Biased on 10 or more de-
eis.iOns9@Coates: New York. a.3,
Staley. ChicaEo, 1l-5. 1888: Estrada,
Baltimore; i2-6; .667; Brown, Balti-
more and Stobbs, Washington, s-4,
sTRiKEoUTs-Bunninr. Detroit. 155;
Pascual. Washington, 40; Bell
Cleveland, 105; Wynn, Chicago, lO2;
Monoououette. Boston. 100.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on $50 or more nj
MAYS San Francisco. 1886: Ash
Pittsbursh' .3ll: Groat. Pittsburgh,
RUas@Mays. San Francisco. Al:
Chicaso. and Aaron, milwaukee,. ~:
RUNS si BAfTED MiacufSe NLBsnk.. sS CHICAGO
ss: Aaron, Milwaukee. So: Mays,
San Francisco, and Boyer. ST.
Louis; "a; Matthews. Milwaukee, and
s;nn,I' San FransiseG; \ sb. 1926; Pipson. Cir.
SEatcn: MiiwaTkss' 1sS, LOUIS iH'
DOuBLES-Pinson. Cincinnati. 30
Rfas 1nsSsm StG st. rGe@ise0 Ionis' as 0 BsnFs GSn
Chicago: Mays, San Francisco. ant
White. St: Louis. -:
TRiPLEs-Pinson, Cincinnati, ant
Whits SInten St M,,IsTt:. Louis. s; Aaron an:
HONE k1fs kGNs san Banks. TIan'isSS cSics. an,
Aaron. Milwaukee. 80: Mathews
Milwaukee, 25; Boyer. Ct. Louis. "a
Mays, San Francisco, 81.
Il decisionsl-McDaniel, st. Louis
l0-3, 56a: Law, Pittsburgh. 1875
.16s: Williams, Los Anegeles. 12-4
$50: Broglio, st. Louis, 1915, 1877
Roebuck. Los Angeles, SO, .727.
STRIKEOUTS-Drysd Los Angeles
l72; Friend. Pittsburgh. JAG
Williams, Los Angeles. 143: Brog
lilo. St Louis, 1874: Koufax. Lol
Angeles, 131.>
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/ Harris, who used to play with
the Los Angeles Rams, signed
with the Texans after staying
out Of football last year.
The Cowboys traded Los An
geles . future draft choice for
the right to take Harris to
court, contending a player must
play out his option to become q
free agent.
District Judge w. L. Thorn
ton granted the Cowboys a
temporary Injunction to pull
Harris out Of the Texans
training camp three weeks ago
Judge Dick Dixon, chief JUS
tice of the appeals court, in
announcing denial Of the re-
quest, said the case cannot be
heard until at least October.
Evening star., 1960-08-12
Tokomo Eagles Win
With One Out to Go

Richie Hargrove singled
home the winning run with two
out in the last of the seventh
and final inning yesterday as
the Takoma Eagles downed
Colesville, 5-4. in a Junior
League final of the Montgom-
cry County Boys Baseball As
sociation at Sligo Field.
The same teams, now with
one loss each in the playoffs
meet for the championship at
1880 pm. tomorrow at Kengar
Recreation Center.
Evening star., 1960-08-12
Ex-Chomp Leads
In Amputee Golf

CHICAGO. Aug. IL (AP)-
Randy Womack of Clovis, N.
Mex, today held a four-stroke
edge entering the second round
Of the National Amputee Golf
Association tournament.
The 22-year-old Womack,
who lost his right leg in q
childhood scooter accident,
carded a 37-36-73 against the
Midlothian Country Clubs par
Of 35-36-71 in yesterdays
opening round Of the 54-hole
meet. He won the National
title in 1857 at Toledo, Ohio.
Evening star., 1960-08-12
NATIONAL

Continued From Page Al;
and put the ball into the upper
deck in right field at Yankee
Stadium.
Times His Hits, Too
He's been winning a lot oi
games lately for a man who
earlier in the year was benched
so new talent would have q
chance. Almost daily he adds
to his career total of :, 1859 hits
and he times his blows nicely.
Maybe it was shifting him tc
the outfield from first base
that was the tonic. It also per-
mitted Manager Hemus to re-
arrange his lineup to get maxi
mum power.
Musial's home run broke ur
q stirring pitching battle be.
tween Friend Q2-9) and the
Cards Broglio (14-5). Each
went the distance, Broglic
allowing eight hits and Friend
seven. Broglio famed Dick
Groat four times.
Friend. who had retired Ia
men in order and allowed only
one hit until the eighth inning
was philosophical about the
loss.
Il simply pitched Just about
as good as I ever had and II
was a tough one to lose" he
said. Il tried to keep the bal
away from Musial, but it came
into him and he really hit 1t
He's q great hitter"
Koufax Fans Is
Sandy Koufax was the Who'll,
show as the Dodgers blankeC
the Reds. Koufax, who sever
times this year has famed NOR,
than 10 batters in q game
Evening star., 1960-08-12

accounted for three Of the
Athletics II hits.
Williams batted .565 against
Washington pitching in the
five-game series, collecting 13
hits Siebern was a .485
hitter, amassing II hits .
Earl Battey was staked to a
rest, one of his rare ones .
A crowd of 10,141 watched and
most Of those present were
children who were given tickets
by business firms trying to keep
the AS in Kansas City.
Evening star., 1960-08-12
AMERICAN
Continued From Pas

Continued From Page Ala
Red Sox. who broke training en-
route and toasted TED williams
with champagne. williams was
the host and even invited mem
bers Of the press to share In
the celebration Of the 512th and
5l3th homers he hit Wednesday
night. They put him in third
place ahead Of Mel OFT among
the all-time homer hitters.
Williams reaffirmed that this
would be his last season of
play.
Hitting the homers for the
Orioles at Detroit yesterday
were Ron Hansen, Walt Dropo,
Dave Nicholson and Jim Cen
tile. Jack Fisher went the dis
tance. giving up seven hits,
striking out four and walking
only one. 1t was the eighth vic
tory for the 2l-year-old against
9 losses.
FOrnieles Helps Out
Nicholson hit a three-run
blast, while the others hit theirs
with nobody on to account for
all the Baltimore runs. Chico
Fernandez single and Ozzie
VirgiPs pinch double in the
eighth got Detroit's run.
Good relief work by Mike
Fornieles helped the Red Sox
over the Indians. Fornieles
relieved Ike O'clock in the
eighth with two on and retired
Harvey Kuenn and Vic Power
to end the inning and then
got three Indians in a row in
the ninth.
Rip Repulski drove in three
runs with a home run and a
single and Don Buddin knocked
in a pair with a double. Jim
Piersall's home run was one Of
Cleveland's eight hits. O'clock
and Fornieles helped themselves
with their control. They didn' >.
walk a man.
Jack Harshman was the
loser. going out in the third
inning with the Red Sox lead
ing, 40.
Evening star., 1960-08-12
SENATORS

Continued From Page Alb
Yankees, as is Bob Allison who
doubled yesterday for his sec
ond hit in SO tries.
Pedro Ramos will oppose the
Yankees Bill Short tonight.
Manager Cookie Lavagetto will
send Woodeshick. Jack Kralick
or Chuck Stobbs against Whitley
Ford tomorrow and will use
Camilo Pascual and Don Lee
against Eli Grba and Bob Tur-
ley in Sundays double -header.
Killebrew got the Senators
off to a 80 lead in the first
inning yesterday when he
doomed a home run high over
the leftf1eld screen after Ray
Herbert yielded single to Len
ME Green and nicked Reno
Bertoia on the right arm.
Clevenger was clipped for a
run in the AS half of the inning
after Bill Tuttle singled. Jerry
Lumpe forced him. but Russ
Snyder ripped a double to CEN
ter, scoring Lumpe.
Killebrew opened the third
with a single to center and Faye
Throneberry. who had three of
the Senators 10 hits, dupli-
Gated the drive. Billy Gardner
hit into a double play, but Hal
Naragon walked and Killebrew
scored when Jose Valdivielso
beat out an infleld hopper.
Killebrew Hits Another
Singles by Lumpe and Norm
Siebern. plus Marv Throne
berry's sacrifice fly. produced a
run for the AS in the third and
they trimmed the Senator's ad-
vantage to 4-3 in the sixth
when Siebern doubled, moved to
third after Marv Throneberry
flied deep to center, and scored
on Dick Williams single.
Kiilebrew smashed a Ions
homer over the rightfield fence
with none aboard in the
seventh. but the Senators were
in trouble when William.
opened the ninth with a double
of Woodeshick, who had re.
placed Clevenger in the eighth
Moore was greeted by {
single of Pinch-hitter Pett
Daley'S bat and Ken Hamlir
sacrificed. Whitley Herzog, bat.
ting for Ken johnson, walked
but Tuttle went down swing
ing and Lumpe lifted a game.
ending fly to Green.
NOTES: The Senators have
a 20-l7 record in games de.
cided by one run Allison.
sixth-inning double was hi.
only hit in Is attempts before
his hometown folks in Kansa.
City this season Sieberr
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GIANTS, 8; BRAVES, 7
MILWAUKEE

Totals Al s14 8 Totals 35 1927
Ran for Bressoud In End; . Walked
for Jay in 7th; 3 Ran for Adcock in
Sth: 4 Ran for Roach in Sth: 5 Hit
sacrifice fly for Mcmahon in Sth.
SAN FRANCISCO -- 23O 600 3OO-s
MILWAUKEE - 001 020 220-7
E-Alou PO-A-San Francisco. o.
g; Milwaukec, 27-S. LoB-San Fran
cisco, o; Milwaukee, Q.
%b-Alou, Rodgers, Mantilla. 3b-
Alou, Logan HR-Davenport. SB-
Cepeda. S-Logan. SF-Jay, Mathews,
Covington.
Evening star., 1960-08-12
Old Dominion Come

Peoples Drugs will play Dunn
Loring at 2 pm. Sunday at the
North Washington boulevard
and Quincy street field in Ar
lington in an Old Dominion
sandlot baseball league game.
The game was postponed from
last Wednesday by rain.
Evening star., 1960-08-12

Winner = Clevenger al. Loser -
Herbert GID.
HBP-By Herbert (Bertoia). u
Mckinley. Honochick, Chylak and
Stevens. T-2:34. A-iO.14i.
Evening star., 1960-08-12

O'Dell pitched to two in sth.
Winner-0'Dell (6-S. Loser<Pizar-
ro (6-4.
WP - O'Dell U-Vargo, Conlan.
Donatelli, Burkhart. T-3:O5. A
2S,744
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CARDS, 3; PIRATES, 2
PITTSBURGH
ST. LOUIS
Totals AZ 3 73 Totals 40 2 &

Totals AZ 3 3 Totals 40 2 3 9
l Ran for Moryn in sth: Ran for
Sawatski in Sth: 3 Struck out for
Javier in Sth Ran for Nelson in
18th: 5 Struck out for Cimoli in 18th
ST. LOUIS 900 900 90 OO2-3
PITTSBURGH : 900 O1O 600 OO1-2
E-Javier. Po-A-st Louis, 36-l4:
Pittsburgh, 36-l4 DIP - White to
Spencer to Broglio; Broglio to Spencer
to White LoB-St. Louis, 4; Pitts
burgh, 8.
2b-Musial (2), Nelson. 3b-Moryn.
HR-Burgess, Musial. S-Friend.
gEssi!p g.,.is 4 : ; II; . 9 g 8
Winner = Broglio Q4-5J. Loser =
Friend 12-9l.
U-Barlick, Jackowski, Landes and
PelekoudaS. T-2:57. A-342l2
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WASHINGTON
KANSAS CITY

Singled for Herbert in 1th: 2 Sin
gled for Kravitz in 9th; 3 walked for
johnson in 9th.
WASHINGTON ---- 3O1 900 10O-5
KANSAS CITY - 1O1 OO1 0O1-4
E-Lumpe. PO-A-washington 81
IA: Kansas City. 27-11. DP-Hamlin
Valdivielso to Killebrew. LOB-Wash-
inston, z; Kansas City. Z.
2b-Snyder, Allison, Siebern, will
liams. S-Hamlin. SF-M-Throne-
berry.
Evening star., 1960-08-12
DODGERS, 3; REDS, O
CINCINNATI

Totals 80 8 2 Totals 2s o 2
Ran for Larker in Sth; 2 Walked
for Gardenas in 9th; 8 Famed for
.Maloney in 9th.
LOS ANGELES --- 100 OIO O1O-3
CINCINNATI ---- 900 900 O00-O
E-Kasko, Pinson, Bailey. PO-A-
Los Angeles. 27-4; Cincinnati, gill.
DP-Roseboro to Willis. LOB-Los An
seles, 8; Cincinnati, 9.
2b-Larker, Neal. SB-Wills.
ip h er bb so
Maloney 8 3 . 6 s
Winner-Koufax (5-s). Loser-Ma-
loney O-3).
U-sudol, Bosgess, German, Smith
T-2:15. A-7,350
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
ORIOLES, s; TIGERS. |
BALTIMORE
DETROIT

Totals "a 6106 Totals "a Z l
Grounded out for Mossi in Sd;
2 Flied out for Dropo in 9TH: Safe
on error for Bruce in 5th: walked
for 5usby in 7th: Doubled for Foy-
tack in 7th.
BALTIMORE - OLA 900 01O-6
DETROIT ---- 900 900 100-1
E-Busby PO-A-Baltimore, 27-7:
Detroit, 27-10. DP-Hansen to Breed
ins to Dropo; Boiling to FeEnandeE to
2b-Maxwell. Virgil. HR-Hansen.
Dropo, Nicholson, Gentle. s-Fisher.
ip h er BIB SO
MSasF Mossi --- 3 ! ! ! ! :
PGyfsck F5yss ---2 : / 9 9 2 !
Winner-Fisher ts-9). Loser-Mossi
tS-S).
U-Berry. Nspp, Umont. Drummond.
T2:17. A-S,I93.
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Continued From Page Alb
and put the ball into the upper
deck in right field at Yankee
Stadium.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
ALSO BY
APPOINTMENT


FLOWER AVE. AREA-Nearly new
3-bedrm. 2-bath brick rambler;
large rear screened porch, firepl.
in liv. rm. and rec. rm.; lot size
137 #. deep: 2-car garage.
MEADOWOOD - Brick-and-stone
rambler, liv. rm. for baby grand
piano and q dream kit; 8 bed
rooms, 2 full baths, den for TV;
gear garage; 1O0x200-ft. deep lot.
Assume large go loan; 80
sP3RKSfsG HfseiltaF KIrcHEN. HI r 44fti Nhw diN
rm., 13x19-ft. den. huge paneled
family room. 2 full baths: walk
to bus and shopping. NEW, NEW
A and 5 bedrm. ramblers and
split-levels. Walk to Lady OF
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Plaza shopping center: huge
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ST. BERNADETTE'S PARISH -
Large brick, 3 bedrms., all good
size; nice level wooded shrubbed
lot. Pine-paneled rec. rm., rear
MUST SELL. EHA FINANCING.
can brick Cape Cod; 5 bedrms.,
312 baths, lovely recreation room /;
custom built on 1 acre; garage
with breezeway. A REAL MUST.
SPRINGBROOK AREA - Nearly
new brick split-level: 3 huge bed
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kitchen, recreation room, rear
screened porch. EASY TERMS.
Office Open All DaV
JU. 5-601O. JU. 9-029S. JU. 5-655o
10li2 Colesville Rd.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.

GARRETT PARK - Charming 3.
bedrm. rambler on N-aere gar
den lot with CENTRAL AIR CON-
p1TIONIN0. Priced TO sell under
90 with only 81 800 dn. call 10.
b-O644 today teves., JU. D-0b1O,
SHANNON q LUCHS MD. OFFICE
GARRETT PARK = 3-bedrm., full
bsmt., brk. rambler: fenced yard,
By owner. VIII. 2-0oSe.
GLEN ECHO HTs.-OWNER; con.
temporary on wooded lot oh dead
end street: a bedrms., 2 ful1-tiled
baths. dem. nv. rm.. din. rm., rec.
air air. coSS' %4p' oI 5 a.1i7s. s1i tsm. rm ruiiS
GREENWOOD KNOLLs, $4,000
$4,000. New 3-bedroom rambiers
with full Easements. Builder will
accept GI, FHA or conventional
deals. Vacant, move in with de-
post; call for particulars, 10. g.
s9Sai sPiE,tRssN lst's tp5ssdnsbarpr,ra t5sdsa ~1oT
HARMONY HILL-Sparkling and
delightful Tancher offers lifetime
and easy living for you. Beautiful
kitchen. 3 lovely bedrrns., ali
conditioners and a host of extra
features, S19,60O with 4heS loan
Call 10. 6-0s44 It'll 9 latter 9
call JU. 9.66l0). SHANNON q
LUCHS MD. OFFICE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CAFE COD, frames. six rooms,
bedrms., IN baths: driveway:
sssl ids1l iOeatiOn. Write Box 2so-Y'
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Danr.fo%. a S;Em19sSEn issTs liy afss 1% s.pI
; rms. Bath INST Isl d., IT,; EXP. attic, J fui
bsmt,, oil heat, pvt. drive
$4,000. terms, V cash.
1 A. Barnesville. 7-rm. house
inside plumb, misc. bldg, gar
den; $4,000, terms.
2 A. Term. house: Entr. hall. liv
rm:. din. rm, arepl.' mod; kit
4 bedrms.. y baths, tull bsmt-
shade. excel. view; S1s.b00' Y
l;sS 4. Jamestown, s-rm. c.;-lhal
huge kit, B bedrms, 2 baths
o.h.-.w.h., rec, renovated, garden
fruit trees pasture; $4,000, VI
e.5 A. Frame rambler, lsx2l liv
rm., pict. wind, din. rm,, mod
kit, 3 bedrms., bath. full bsmt.
o.h.-w.h. carpoTt, view; $2l'OOOr
4 50 a.. Dickersop Estate. s-rm
kit, bedrms., IN baths, full
attic and bsmt, o,h,-w., tree
lined drive. barn, misc. bldgs.,
pasture, orchard, garden. Nr
churches, stores, school and train
2S mi; D; c.. $4,000.
DICKERSON-4.bedrm. brick RAM
bier, new eond., liv. rm., lrepl.;
4 bedrms.,. full bath, 2-car gar. !
blacktop drive, Handicapped. %
mi. d. C. $4,000, terms.
CHARLES H. JAMESON
Poolesville, Nd.
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COLEsvIILE AREA RAMBLER
so long brick with stone trim:
Slsees. ssdrSSms. Ssmt baths FIRE: Ire
a home you'll brag about own
ing; S32, $50. OPEN 1 till dark
Go north on Colesville road
Route 65o), left on Motley rd to
our OPEN sign. RIPLEY CO., JU.
6-R111
Evening star., 1960-09-04
OPEN 2 TIL z Pm

OPEN Q TIL 2 PM.
"COLESVILLE AREA"
14905 Claude La.-Fairland
De luxe. custom built country
rambler" 4 lge. bedrms., 2M
baths. 2. fireplaces. Pretty kit,
with table space. Sep. din. rm.
Fin. rec. rm. and 2.car garage.
Many extras. Acre lot. S34 $50.
DIR: Out new Rte. 20, to Briggs
Chaney, left to Claude lane, right
Evening star., 1960-09-04

HOMEWARD beautiful brk. Cape
Cod; possible 4 bedrms., de luxe
youngstown kit, finished rec. rm.,
.45O dn. payment. Price $l7,-
YoUNKN q CO. 10. 4-so22
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL! II you are
interested in an unusual home with
every possible fine appointment we
are proud 10 present to you this
new 110-ft.-long rambler Of mellow
old brick with hand-split shake
roof situated on an acre plus with
stream and huge. trees. The ut
most charm will be found in this
4-bedrm. (room for more), 3h-
bath masterpiece with hand.
pegged frs. 9 firepls., picked oak
cabinets, Dutch doors, cast-iror
Dashboard heat; family rm., rec
rm.. 3 porches, sep. children's play
house and other outstanding fea.
lures. Q. SMITH BROS. a. CO..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THAN
RENT S1,500 dn. Assume lge
than new 8 bedrm. rambler, fuil
bsmt., near all schools, transp.
Owner transf. wants offer, SIS
700: BETHESDA HOMES INC. OIL
Evening star., 1960-09-04
1M0pGn

RAMBLER with
Il, living room, daylight bsmt.
300 lot. tall trees. OPEN j to 6.
Go north on Colesville rd. (Route
$500, left on Thomas drive to
our OPEN sign. Lovely home for
S21, 300. RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-61l1.
MoNTGoMERY BLAIR HIG il
SCHOOL AR A. Exceptionally
nice 3-bedrm. Colonial with Ist-
floor ,H powder rm.; mahOgany-pan-
PROVED. HUGH T. PECK, 1885
New Hampshire ave, HE. 4-1700.
MUST SELL-3-bedrm. spiit-ieVel;
cony. to schls., churches. transp.
at S16.950. 1101 Dennis ave,
Silver Spring. AL day Sun. and
Mr.. WHEATON PLAZA
3-bedroom brick rambler, dining
room. living room, kitchen WITH
diShwasher, etc: Q baths on main
door. Carport. Daylight rec. room
with roughed-in bath in base
ment; S2S, ,496. WI. 2-7050 or
10. 4.S164.
NORBECK-4 bedrm. rambler or
lovely level acre; priced to sell
g. S11SS'bOo. Terms or trade. Po
sUbGRBAN PROPERTIES Mcr.
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DON'T MISS OUT
(LAsT FoUR)

Three split-levels and 1 spIit-foyer
rambler; 8 bedrms., 2h baths.
sliding doors to patio, cathedral
ceilings, all plastered walls: best
construction.
DIR: Out Piney Branch I'd To
Univ. blvd. E., left to Buckingham
DR.. right on Buckingham to WeaV-
eL, ieit on weaver to Malibu,
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
GRACE ". KLEIN & CO. INC.
FINEST SILVER SPRING AREA
Wen kept home with hot water
neat, . bedrms., den. sep. din, rm !.
enormous kit, double garage
ITpit II trees, Just off Ga. Ave. Ewes.
Greater Maryland Prop. Ju. s-124C
FOREST OR z GLEN GLEN PARK the very
lhh baths, 30, living room, full
TansferTTeeedn Teen SCI TscT ESQ room S1sv tsTs tSwnsl
RIPLEY CO. JU. 5-61ll.
FOREST GLEN AREA-Brk. Co.
with 1irepl., din. rm., kit, den
patio; scr. tiled porch; and d., &
bedrms. and bath: attic, bsmt.
ige. corner lot, trees and shrub
Dery. Conv. to pub. and paroch
schools. I blk. from bus; 1O01
Ga. ave, right on Forest Glen I'd !,
left on Reddick dr., left on Stirline
rd. to Quinby; S21, $50, M
agents. JU. 7-9O63.
FOREST GLEN RD.-Cozy white
brk. Cape Cod, neat corner anchor
fenced yard; D.. C. express bus al
door: priced to sell, quick occupan-
sUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
FOUR CORNERS AREA-4-bedrm.
2A baths, full bsmt., shaded lot
all brick, 8 mo. old. Dir: Out
Colesville rd. to Lanark Way q
blk. before 4 corners) left on
Lanark Way to 6O7. Reas. down
paymt. For sale by builder. JU
S-9132 or JU. 5-4503.
GAITHERSBURG-WALNUT HILL
New 53-ft.. brick rambler: liv. rm.
with firepl.: din. area. all-elec.
kit, 4 bedrms.,. 2 full baths, full
bsmt.. basebd. heat, carport. BY
OWNER. Dial 3O1. WA. 6-0251.
Gaithersburg Area
THREE AND FOUR BEDROOMS
from $4,000 up: on lots half
acre, acre and up.
Roner & Co., Realtors
430 n, Frederick, Gaithersburg
Evening star., 1960-09-04
CABIN John PARK

1910 s5iS fSth S8f Place ACE
New brick rancher, / blk. north Of
Macarthur Ma Its cinysI. SlyG. bIksi to scheSl q
baths, 1s-ft. kitchen; excel. base
ment; wooded lot. 100x1S0 quiet
street, hne established neighbor-
hh999d. Very hvable home for only
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-s4oo
Evening star., 1960-09-04
1M0psm

MANOR COUNTRY CLUB
FIRST SHOWING. Charming gra.
cious Southern Colonial home on
tairway OF an unusually scenic
golf course. Owner transferred
Better than new condition. Al
rooms large, 3 bedrooms and den
21a baths. Ga. ave. left on Rose.
croft croft and left on Great Oak tc
8-6e00. Lo. 5-30SO.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

OLNEY, sherwood High area: only
"A PRACTICAL BUY
on Y acre in ideal iocation near
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
Evening star., 1960-09-04
HILLENDAIE

Custom-bu brick rambler on q
beautiful acre lot; lovely shade
rin., spacious din. rm.. modern Ti
kit. rec. rm. with frepil.. S-car
take trades. S37.05O.
Hugh T. Peck, Realtors
Evening star., 1960-09-04
INDIAN SPRING
BIG FAMILY
HAnn N0n
CAPE COD

oFEN ThS brsk 5s tSS0lERs SsaTEys tSE big
bedrms.i 21z baths, lge. living rm.,
dining rm., queen-sised kitchen
with dishwasher, disposal cool
porch, garage: priced in Low 2Os
by out-of-town owner; assume CT
loan. OUT Colesville rd., past
Caroline ave-, left to OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

"WHEATON AREA"
1928 Lakewood Dr.-$12,50O
Best buy" 3-bedrm., semidet.
home. Sep. din. rm. Nice rec.
rm. in bsmt. Lovely yard. Schools,
transp. near. Assume 41aoo loan.
DIR: Out Viers Mill I'd. to Dale
wood dr., right to Open
Evening star., 1960-09-04
8 New Hampshire HE. A.,
HILLENDALE
nFFERTN6- Uarv ,ktra,

1st oFTERING-very attractive
4-bedrm. Cape Cod brick home on
. beautiful lot. Liv, .rm.. din. rm.,
kit. 2 flrepls,. double car garage. T.
Bsautifully Handicapped lot. $685.
Hugh T. Peck, Realtors
1885 New HAMPSHIRE HE. 4-1700
HILLMEAD-BETHESDA, 500 MEL
WOOD RD., corner qREENTREE
RID. OPEN SUNDAY, 20. This
very attractive white brick CO.
lonial home is for sale only be-
cause the original owner has
bought Q larger home. THE PRICE
is RIGHT. 1t is neat, clean and
liveable, has 6 nice rooms. first-
floor lavatory, beaut. knotty pine
recreation room. private screened
porch on living room. Storm win
dows, washer and dryer included.
All schools and shopping conven-
lent. Near Naval Hospital and
NH. SEE TT-BUY IT TO-DAY.
J. NOBLE BoAZ, OIL. 2-750O, OIL.
O-HRRn
Evening star., 1960-09-04

"SILVER SPRING"
6 Melbourne Ave.-$15,500
Attractive" 2-bedrm. brick ram.
redecorated. Vacant for immed
occupancy. Walk to schools, Full
bsmt. Roomy kit. Terms. DIR.
Out Piney Branch to Flower ave.
left to Melbourne, left to "Open. y