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BUILDERS OR INDIVIDUALS -
Lots in Bethesda Chevy Chase
Silver Spring, Wheaton, some with
! ln0-ft. front. all utilities. LYNCH
CO. VIII. 6-41lS.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
350 AR Bureau Of Standards
Gaithersburg superior topO..
mile frontage: water and sewer
soon: ~ 800 per ac.; terms.
| lig A-High elevation: part woods
> streams. estate area; 5000 #
road frontage. II mi. Rockville
$500 per a.
l2u A-FrOnting . hard rdS.: Z
mi. NV. Of Rockville; excel topo
part woods, : streams, Sl,5Ut
| per q.
* An. Potomac; gently rollins
land. S-Tm. mansion house, B-rm
caretaker house: barn. misc. build.
ingS. u mi. Td. frontage: excel
topo.: prestige area; $500 pei
I37 A.-Gently rolling land. par
wooded $50 It. frontage; nr
Boyd, $500 per g.
49, A.-Scenic plateau: par
woods. stream. restricted area
nr. convent, Rte. IS: 10 mi. Rock.
vile. 500 per q.
L. A-POtomac, nr. golf course
| Cabin John watershed. excel
tOpO.: S2.1UO per a.
CHARLES H. JAMISON, Realtor
PoOLESVILLE. MD. -
Ea ives S-i; KEv1N WADE, iTE-Rf' jT. s5fS SGT;
CHESTERBROOK WOODS - -:
acres; sewer and water available
plated into . lots; ideal for small
estate. close TO Washington. Bar
FAILS CHURCH-s excellent un.
developed i4-acre-plus lots; city
water and sewer; Sl5,OUO
OWNERS REALTY EXCHANGE
JE. 1890
DARNESTOWN. MD, AREA and
$ acres, with view. | / acres, high
wooded, overlooking stream
III acres open, knoll with Potomac
River view. with frontage for !
building sites.
~ acres with 1,5OO-ft. frontage;
whole or half, at SG75 per acre
BARBARA q. ROSS, Broker. WI
S-9I6l.
FALLS CHURCH-3 lots, adjacent
water, sewer, paved st: blks. tC
W End shopping, ; blks. TO St
James $4,000 cash. OWNER
IA. $500
GEORGIA AVE, above wheaton,
| % acres, 2O4-ft. frontage. zonC
R-90: price. 20 cents per #, EN-
3-354S; NE; S-l5Sl yk. days
JOHN R. HOKE. REALTOR.
GLENDALE, II ACRES, Sl3,5OO
OAK LANE-lOOxl16, 5000
RIVERDALE-SOX 100. 81 .GUu
IWH HOUSE HTS -HUV 81 5O(
BRIGGS-CHANEY AREA. Mont. Co
IA ACRES, S3.5OO
BRIGGS -CHANEY RD-ll acre.
SI.65u per acre Terms
HUDSON RI. EST. CO
lUN. 4-1515 UN. 4-7171
HOLM HILLS, VA.-Lse. wooded
S9gHap sI9ping i0i' msgniticent view
HOWARD co. Close to John Hop.
/ kins lab. 80 acres with Ions
/ frontage on hard surface road
Ready for immed. subdivision Cal
Mrs. Steed, with LAIRD B. SCOTT
/ REALTOR, JUs 9-O42O, ewes. and
[ Sun. JU. S-31S0 I'll gp.m.
INVESTMENT ACREAGE, in Montg
/ Pr. Geo and Charles Counties
JOHN R. DEVEREAUX, OIL
4-3292.
LANGLEY, VA.-lla acres. wooded
| divided into lots; exclusive sec
tIon, $500 for both. Also othel
selected sites.
WALLS REALTY
Ell. 6-229g KE. 1914:
LA PLATA HTS. MD.-Beautifu
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g.. Cove Point: attractive masonry
2-bedrm. home. steel easement
windows: spacious living rm.: ST.
500.
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ewes, UN. 1-S5S'.
CULPEPER BEEF FARM, approx
300 acres. long highway 'front.'
age, two homes; excellent terms;
S4S 600
is ACRES on paved road. Colonial
type home central heat, fully
insulated. fshpond: Sl5,OOO.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Culpeper. Va. Phones VA. 5-SjO2,
nnce. VA n-SlSn- res
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN

md TRUST NOTES WANTED,
top prices paid. Immed service,
MR.. JEFFREYS. Ma. S-u352.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACC0KEEK. MD. - While bleak
FEBRUARY bareS the land. be prac-
tical and inspect the wooded D.
acre tracts at MoyaOne Reserve.
Living is pleasant the four sea
sons Of the year In this congerial.
protected community. For infor-
nation call BU. 3-@1Gl.
APARTMENT SITES. 500 So. IT
on Piney Branch rd. 500 f.. west
OIL Old BladenSburg rd Adjacent
to and across from Long Branch
View Natl Park Owner W. r
HARDlSTY, Larkins Hundred
Edgewater, Nd.
APARTMENT GROUND. D. C.; g.
3l3 So IT: 5gth st. ne; zoned
for apts. approx. 53c per #. r
G. DUNNE CO, HO. 2-O1OO: ewes.
and Sun, FE. 3-ll73.
ARL-Elevated site. prize trees
$500 50, # Close in. ACME,
ia 2-l421.
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NEW HAMP. ESTS-Only $4,000
for lot in neighborhoOd of brick
homeS: nr. Langley shop. center:
paved street: all util.: overlook
ing park
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ALL UTILITIES

Attractive prices and terms, includ-
ing subordination for substantial
part.
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IIO-ACRE Rapidan River farm,
some good bottom land. 7-room
house. electricity. running water,
hunting and fishing; S@4 500.
24u acres woodland. long highway
frontage. near river: SS,45U.
jBU-acre stock farm. nice old brick
house, heat. baths; river through
farm. S65 900.
P. NJ. BROWNING JOHN H. HIT
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dUIB 1T NT0V pVT IITU. =
MAYNE REALTY CO., INC
OLNEY, MD.

WA. 4-HS3l WA. 4-4UbN
FOR RETIREMENT-3-a., 3-bed-
room bungalow. living room, din,
kit, den and bath; city water,
SS,40O, $1,000 down, monthly pay
ments. 40 a.. all open, mostly in
grass; stream. facing paved road: /:
f-rm. dwell, elec, tel: mail and
school bus service; Sl3, 900. terms
Stock and Dairy Farms
PERROW REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Remington. Va. HE 9-3521
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE. nr. Front
Roval, 1855 acres, adJ natl forest,
lake, fenced, 30 acres clear. Gus
tom 70-ft. brick rambler. 2-Car
carport, stone freplaCeS. rec. rm
laundry rm. MANY extras. 81" 600
CRICRENBERGER REALTY, Mount
Jackson. Granite 7-3393.
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st, Leonard's Creek-l4 acres
d'fOo IT. waterfront, sand bottom
-oedrm. house. guest house: din.
ing nall with basement and maid,
room boat house. large dormitorv
suitaoie Tor camp or private re-
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GAYFIED-1 acre: scenic view
spring fed stream and pond il
neishborhood OF $50, 900 S3j, DOT
homes, price, S5,JJU.
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SUMMERS REALTY

Mr.. AND MRS. MORELAND,
AGENTS
Once. MA. 7-25@6: Suns. and
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GFRM MANTOWN

I7p ACRES-Excellent investment
property for future subdividine
Streams on property Spacious.
restored home with all modern
eorvenlences. At price YOU won't
believe.
10. 4-8440
MANOVILL REALTY CORP
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Phi. Culpeper WE. 1922 or 7-3l1e
500 On, $50 MO. buys 6-rm. semi.
bungalow. 10 acres, water. no
bath. 500 dn., S35 mo. buys 6.
rm. house, lge. barn, on hard rd
Ph. Alex, TIE. 6-4l3l. BROOKS
AGCY, Louisa, Va. Both 100 mi
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Beautiful level track on Route 3O1
west side OF Bay Bridge, Just out
side OF Annapolis. Nd. Large
frontage. Total of 80 acres avail.
able at only $1,000 per acre. Also
suitable for restaurant, antique
shop and similar uses.
Frederick w. BerenS
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BUILDERS OR INDIVIDUALS -
Lots in Bethesda Chevy Chase
Silver Spring, Wheaton, some with
I00-ft. front. all utilities. LYNCE
co, VIII, b-4TlS
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BURTONSVILLE-3O,0OO 50. IT. oi
commercial Just of new Rte. 2H
expresSway intersection. Price
$50, 900
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY

GOLDEN BEACH, MD.-Lot Ap-
prox. 100 by 200 #. with trees
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fOO4toN4.Ats M
vi. s-9223 3Ol-DI. 9-3262
CHARLES ELGIN
d. 1892, Erwin Butt, PO. 2-22O6
Ewes. Keyin Wade, JU. S-26lS
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WATERFRONT LOT, / acre. Hol-
lowing Point. Va, ll-mile view
down Potomac. good elevation.
trees. SE,gg5 down. FL. 4-7l9O.
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Culpeper. Virgins

2 ACRES, on country State road
near small town; neat l-Story H.
room home. bath; electricity, tele-
phone; attractive floors. interior
partly knOtty pine. large shade
trees, yard, room for garden. etc
Ideal for retirement. Priced S7,OOO
Terms, $4,000 down. bal. monthly.
C. W. DUNCAN, Broker. Louisa,
Va. Phone go weekdays. l4j
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

WllDtlW bcLlSCl' NCdAtOA
Church st. EXtd.
Nd.
Phone CreStview 1924:
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MOTEL. SITE

OLNEY ACRES-Acre lot on paved
road for the low price of S3.350.
RIPLEY co. JU. 5-6111
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WALDORF. MD.-2.64 acres: State
road: choice bldg site; $4,000
cash or terms. OWNER, WO. g.
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I. Chesapeake Bay front; attractive
neat home of > bedrmS.. bath, liy-
ing rm.. kitchen, large screened
porch on two sides: basement:
furnished: includes aluminium boat.
Reduced to $500.
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CHARLES H. JAMISON

acres; sewer and water available
plated into lots; ideal for small
estate. close TO Washington. Bar
gam at Sl3,950.
FALLS CHURCH-S excellent un-
developed l4-aCre-plus lots: city
water and sewer: Sl5.0UO
OWNERS REALTY EXCHANGE
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In very active location, between
Bethesda and Rockville IS build
inss already occupied and 9th now
nearing cOmpletlonl
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MONT.-HOWARD co.

UNBELIEVABLE! 30 acres with
800 IT. OH paved road Only
Sl."UO per acre. Developers cal
now.
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TideWater
Southern MARYLAND

Prlnce FrederIck. Md 81 ~
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WIN, LOSE OR
GNAV By FRANCIS sTANN
For Sonny-One More Shot

LOUISVILLE, MAY 6.-At the opposite end of Barn
NO AZ at Churchill Downs actually only of few
yardSTompion is hotwalked after workouts often in
company with his arch rival Bay Ache. They've met
formal occasions 2year-oldS and while Baly Ache has
the edge Tompion is tomorrowS Kentucky Derby favore
Whereas the Bally Ache part of Barn No. AZ is light
gay and carefree Owner Leonard Frutchman Trainer
Jimmy Pitt and Jockey Bob Ussery were riding common
cloud there proper austerity about TomponS dggngS
This Whitney horSe-C " Sonny Whitney is
and tomorrow he will be ridden by old pro Willie Shoe
maker, clad in the famous and familiar Eton blue and
brown silks.
Baly Ache, second favorite as Of now is the first
Derby horse owned by Frutchman first saddled by
Pitt and first ridden by USSery Ironically the two barns
so contrasting in atmoSphere-have thing in
mon. Sonny Whitney never has Derby-or Freak
ness for that matter-despe aout efforts the years
SonnyS daddy, Harry Payne Whitney Won He owned
Regret, the only y to win the Derby-and this back
in 1915-and in 1927 Harry Payne was in the winners
circle to greet his Whiskery H. Whitney 10 horses
to the Derby post and two returned winners SonnyS
score to date is O-for-11
THE PUBLIC HEART may not precisely melt over c. v.
WhitneyS plight. The the street is apt to
be roofing for the poor mans horse Bay Ache bought
for fistful of green stamps BY the token Sonny
Whitneys persistence is to be admired
Sonny inherited the racing stable $780, but in 1887
he surprised the racing world by selling all Is of his horses
at auction pleading that pressure of business interests
was deprving him Of time to oversee his racers.
One of the colts he sold was Dauber who bought
for $4,000 by William dupont jr Dauber promptly
the Preakness the following spring This must have grated
Sonny the only member of of racngs Oldest fami
lies without a PreakneSs winner.
SonnyS first Derby horse Today back in 1885 He
finished 18th Ten years later his Jeep fifth In 1947
looked though Phalanx the best in this Kentucky
classic but with Eddie Arcaro riding, he slug
gsh half mile and despite great rally finished head
behind Jet Pilot
Sonny who of course back in the racing business
in earnest by this time tried again in 1850 with Mr..
Trouble and Dooy The first one Mr. Trouble got third
place money Dooly 18th. In 1851 Whitney had an
other entry-Counterpont and Mameluke-and they ran
18th and goth.
NOW, PRESUMABLY, 1T WAS becoming a challenge
to Whitney. But his Cold Command ninth in 1852,
his Fisherman seventh in 1854, his Flamingo
See WIN LOSE OR DRAW, Page D-5
Evening star., 1960-05-06
BY the Associated Press

The Indians breathed a COL
lective sigh of relief today with
the report of Trainer Wally
Book. that Pitcher Wynn Haw-
kins, felled by a line drive in
last nights LIS victory over
Baltimore, suffered only a
bruised shoulder.
The 24-year-old rookie right
handler, who won his third in a
row. had to give way in the
seventh inning when a ball hit
by Jim Gentle struck his pitch
ing shoulder with such force
that it bounded high into the
air to the outfield.
He was taken from Balti-
more's Memorial Stadium to
Union Memorial Hospital for
X-rays and released soon after
ward. The X-rays showed no
fracture and prompted Trainer
Book to say that the youngster
may not even miss a turn"
Only one other game was
played in the American League
last night and the White Sox
won it, 5-3; over the Senators.
Hawkins, a loser only in his
major league debut against
Kansas City, had the Orioles
blanked until the sixth, when
Gentile's fourth home run
started a two-run inning. The
Orioles then put together a
four-run seventh when Bob
Grim relieved Hawkins. who
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Bickford Dies
At39;HurIed
No-HitGume

RICHMOND, Va. May 6
(AP).-Vern Bickford, SO, for
mer pitcher with the old Bos-
ton Braves, died at MCGUIRE
Veterans Administration Hos
pital today of cancer.
Although i'll for the greater
part of a year. the righthander
who pitched a no-hit, no-run
game for the Braves against
the Brooklyn Dodgers August
II, 1850, was in good spirits
until the end.
An operation for a bone spur
in his pitching arm ended Bick-
ford's major league career in
1854. He tried brief comeback
with the Richmond Virginians
in 1855. but was unsuccessful.
Bickford broke in with the
Braves in 1948 and played on
their National League pennant
winning team of that season.
In 1850. Bickford pitched 312
innings, more than any other
National Lacquer, and won 19
games. He six times failed in
his bid for the charmed Goth
win. That" he recalled only
the other day, was the disap-
pointment of my life"
Bickford won Sc games and
lost 81 for the Braves.
Since leaving professional
baseball. Bickford has been an
automobile dealer, a travelling
salesman and a carpenter.
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HURLER HIT BY LINE DRIVE
Injury to Howkins
Found to Be Slight

gave up eight hits. walked four
and struck out five.
The Orioles smashed four
straight hits off Grim in the
uproarious seventh inning, in
which Manager Paul Richards
of the Orioles was banished for
arguing with Umpire Al Smith.
The argument was over a
ball hit by Jackie Brandt of
the leftfield wall. Smith ruled
it was a double. Richards in
sisted it was a homer on the
ground rule that the ball hit
the railing and Smith agreed.
Then the umpire changed his
mind again and reverted to his
original ruling of a two-bagger.
Richards blew up and was or
dered out.
1t was the second straight
night that Smith, in his first
year as an American League
umpire, was involved in a dis
pute. Last night, he elected
Catcher Sherman Lollar and
Manager Al Lopez of the White
Sox after they objected to his
calls behind the plate.
The Indians, replacing the
See AMERICAN, Page D-3
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Field for Kentucky Derby
Likely to Be Reduced to12
Bigger, Heavier
BulIy Ache Gets
Strong Support

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 6
(AP).-There was a strong
prospect today the Kentucky
Derby field of IA will be
trimmed to IL before post time
tomorrow.
Henrijan. a 20-to-l shot
owned by Henry Elmore, is run
ming a fever and Trainer Jimmy
Jones of Calumet Farm doesn't
appear very high on Hills
borough.
An indication that Calumet
doesn't have too high hopes for
this years Seth running of the
S100,000-added Derby is that
Mrs. Gene Markey, the owner,
doesn't even plan to be az
Churchill Downs. And Jones
said today that. Actually, /
don't think Hillsborough has
any business in the race"
Jones coppered his entry of
HillSborough in the Derby yes
terday by also entering the son
of Ponder in another race to-
morrow, preceding the Derby.
Bally Ache Well Liked
AS for Henrijan, Elmore said
he will wait until tomorrow to
see if his colt improves. but said
he would scratch if he still is
running the fever. After all,
we shipped our only horse all
this way from California; just
to run in the Derby" he said.
Meanwhile, among the more
highly regarded entries, the
story came out today about
how Bally Ache overcame his
to become one Of
the two strong favorites for
tomorrow'S big race.
The smooth-striding bay with
bulldog-like tendencies for
holding on in face of defeat
has been getting special eXer-
cises and training routines to
make him taller, heavier and
longer and to stretch his neck.
Although winner of mora
than $3O3,OOO in 1859 and out
of the money only once in l6
starts, the son of Ballydam lost
five $l0Q,000-plus races by a
total distance of less than IA
lengths. To say the least that
was frustrating to Leonard
Fruchtman of Toldeo, Ohio,
who paid a mere $2.500 for the
colt. and trainer Jimmy Pitt.
IF his neck and nose had
See DERBY, Page D-3
Evening star., 1960-05-06
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

The Senators obtained Earl
Battey strictly for his solid
catching, but they're getting a
bonus. He's a 1902 hitter at
the moment, is tied with Jim
Lemon at four apiece in homers
and has slammed across IL
runs.
Such hitting wasn't antici-
Dated from Earl. who in his
last three seasons in sparse
service with the White SoX
never hit better than .226. His
former manager, Al Lopez. be-
lieves Battey has a good chance
to keep going at a fast pace.
SieverS Hits Homer
Earl is strong, determined
and smart" Lopez said. He'll
get better as he goes along be-
cause he abSorbs instruction
nicely. He'll be hurting other
clubs with that bat and he's 60
ing to help Washington with
his catching. Battey is as good
as anybody I've ever seen block
ing the plate"
Lopez also had a kind word
for Don Mincher, acquired with
Battey and $l50,000 for Roy
Sievers. Sievers, incidentally,
crashed a two-run first inning
homer off Russ Kemmerer last
night as the White Sox de-
feated the Senators. 5-3, at
Griffith Stadium before 1886
customers.
"Mincher right now is 300
per cent improved over the
kid we had in training camp
last year" Lopez said. Then
he was Just a blubbery young
ster, but he showed up about
rs pounds lighter this spring.
We were plenty high on him
when we let him go. He swings
real good"
Battey got two singles, a
homer and batted in two runs
last night as Bob Shaw beat
the Senators for the seventh
straight time for Chicago. He
late-inning aid from
Turk Lown as the pair re-
stricted the Senators to eight
hits. The only time Washing
ton whipped Shaw was May 8,
1858, when he was with Detroit.
Evening star., 1960-05-06
SCORE, RAMOS OPPOSE TONIGHT
Griffs Getting Bonus
In Bottey's Betting

Lopez won't admit that Sic
vers has a regular job at first
base, but Roy isn't likely to
relinquish the post to Ted
Kluszewski if he can show Al
an occasional blast like last
nights. Right now I'm trying
to evaluate Roy and Ted" is
the way Lopez put it.
Sievers is hitting only .219,
but has thumped across 10
runs, second only to Minnie
Minoso's Is among the White
Sox. His homer off Kemmerer
after MlnoSo walked was Roy's
first Of the year. 1t was a
strong poke against the wind
into the leftfield bleacherS.
The Senators never caught
up. They picked up a run in
the second when Reno Bertoia
singled, Billy Console walked
and Battey singled. but the
White Sox made it 81 in the
fourth when Sherman Lollsr
doubled and Al Smith singled.
Good Play by Smith
Washington added a run and
possibly could have scored
others in the same inning. Jim
Lemon walked and Mincher
rammed a hit off the right
field fence, but Smith made a
one-hop retrieve of Mincher's
smash and the astonished Don
was nailed retreating to first
base when he saw he couldn't
make it to second.
Lemon rambled to third on
the hit and scored when Ber-
toia singled, but Console look
a third strike and Bertoia went
out trying to steal.
1t was a tidy 80 affair un-
til the seventh, when the
White Sox got two runs. Billy
Goodman and Jim Lands
singled and after Shaw popped
out Luis Aparicio walked to
fill the bases. Nellie Fox's sac
riflce fly scored Sam ESposito,
MinoSo's single scored Lands.
The Senators threatened in
the eighth when Billy Gardner
and Lennie Green opened with
singles to chase Shaw. Bob
Allison, playing despite a pulled
muscle, forced Green at Sec
See SENATOR'S, Page D.;
Evening star., 1960-05-06
Reds Thriving
0nReIief Work
OF Bill Henry
BY the Associated Press

Cincinnati's long stumbling
Reds finally have themselves
a winning streak, now that Re-
lever Bill Henry is pitching
as effectively for them as he
did against 'em.
The Reds, who hadn't been
able to win two in a row
through their first IS games,
beat San Francisco, 4-3, yes
terday for their fourth straight
victory. And Henry put it
away with his third save in
the four-game string that has
hoisted the Reds from eighth
to sixth in the National League
race.
The lean lefty, who beat the
Reds seven times out of eight
before they got him from the
Cubs last winter, has retired
all 10 men he's faced in those
three relief jobs-getting seven
on Strikeouts.
Giants Trail by Two
He famed two of four batterS
in a 11sinning mop-up yester-
day as the Reds swept a two
game series at San Francisco
and dropped the second-place
Giants two games behind Pitts
burgh. The Pirates, who open
a three-game series at San
Francisco tonight, ruined Lou
Boudreau's debut as the Cubs
manager, 81. Los Angeles beat
Milwaukee, 4-3, in 10 innings,
but the Cardinals blew a chance
to take third place from the
Braves by losing to Philadel-
phia, 81.
The Reds were shut out on
one hit for five innings before
Southpaw Johnny Antonelli
tired in his first start of the
season. They came from be-
hind, and beat Reliever Stu
Miller with two runs in the
eighth. They got the tying run
on a hit batter. Vada Pinson's
single and a second throwing
error by Willie Mays, the
Giants rifle-armed center
fielder. The winner scored on
See NATIONAL, Page D-4
Evening star., 1960-05-06
AMERICAN IFAGuE

Chicago at Washington Cn)-Score
t0-D VS.. Ramos (0-2l.
Kansas City at New York-Daley
U-2) VS.. Coates 800.
Cleveland at Baltimore (n)-Stig-
man 40 VS.. Brown U-0).
Detroit at Boston-Bunning C0-D
vs.. sullivan (0-1l.
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PROBABLE PITCHERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
PittSburgh at San Francisco Cn)-
Law t4-OD vs.. Jones (2-2).
Milwaukee at Chicago-Postponed,
Phlladslphia at Los Angeles M
Sarawel tl-2) VS.. Koufax (0-D.
(2-0) VS.. O'Toole ti-21'
Evening star., 1960-05-06

"rIl give you o better tire deol,
brond for brond, line for line. ony
doy Of the week or I'll refund your
money promptly. y."-Joe GrunviIIe
Evening star., 1960-05-06
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN

A"6Nt$%E
Results Yesterday
Chic, 5; Wash, 3.
Cleve., IL; Bait, 8.
Only games sched-
uled.
Games Today
Chic. at Wash,
sos pm.
K. c. at N. Y.
Det, at Bost.
Cleve. at Bait, (n).
Games Tomorrow
Chic at Wash,
1870 pm.
Cleve. at Bait.
K.C. at NY.
Det. at Bost.
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oeoins' defects in noteriols and
workmanship for the life OF The
treod on O pFo-roio bosiS. u our
inspection shows tire hos foiled
under the terms OF the qUarunies,
II will be replaced, or O reoson.
able ollowonce mode on the pvF.
chose OF q new tire.
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NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
Pitts, 9; Chic. :.
Cine, 4; ST, 3.
LA, 4: Milw., 3
90 innings.
Phila., 3; St. l., |.
Games Today
Milw. at Chi, ppd
rain.
st, L. at Cine. Cn) .
Phila at L. A. M
Pitts. at S. F. I'M.
Games Tomorrow
St L. at Cine.
Milw. at Chic.
Phila, at LA. (n)
Pitts at ST.
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Bet. New York 4
Montana AYES
Northeast
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SIS West lee
huy.. VRginis
CR. 3.S31I
A. kamp
Washington
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NOW PRESUMABLY, IT WAS becoming challenge
to Whitney But his Cold Command ninth in 1852,
his Fisherman seventh in 1854, his Flamngo
See WIN, LOSE OR DRAW, Page DIS
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A7is HsmpJen
lsae, Bethesdo
ol. $500
OF Wis. Ave.
J blks. south OF
East-West Hwy.
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miles south Of
Rockville, Bet.
Rockville Pike 4
VisrS Mil Pd
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A Twist Puts Up
Adjustable Jeb.Rods

o. Just twist and your Jeb-Rods are up with no
tools, screws or fasteners needed Rust-resistont
ExpondobIe q" to 40" 398 36" to IS" 498
81" to 1l8" 79S