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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
fcONTINtIEDl

BETHESDA GREENTREE RD
AREA; should sell within q few
hours-Spotless 3-bedrm. rambler
on quiet cul-de-sac. Large modern
kit. with eating space, huge back
screened porch, full bsmt. with rec.
rm. Close to schools and transp.
Priced In low. low 20s. FRsAANNlk
ewes. WI. 6-7771.
BETHESDA sIZZLER!-This ont
can't last regardless Of tht
weather! Smart contemporar!
split-level in the beautiful .daIoas! Lender
21a baths, big beamed-ceiling liv
room with fireplace, sep. dininl
rm., all-electric kit. with dish
washer and disposal: paneled rec
reation room. Asking S25,950. Va
cant. Out-of-town owner MAJ
allow for minor repairs and dec
Grating. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
INC, OIL. 2-7006; eyes,. Wo. g.
BETHESDA = Beautiful 4-year-old
rambler in q very desirable area
liv. rm. with fireplace, separate
din. rm.. lge. mod, kit, with table
space, 3 twin-size bedrms., z
baths. Also paneled den. Large
rec. rm. with fireplace. another
car garage. Priced In 30s. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, OIL. 2-7006;
ewes. WI. 6-7771.
BETHESDA, Glenbrook Village-3-
bedroom, 2-bath brick and slate
roof home with radiator heat: ga
rage and fenced yard: low 20s
EDWARD F. FRY CO., OIL. 4-b212
today and ewes. WO. 6-1792.
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ppADTTV WOONc

BRADLEY WOODS
1909 Old Chester rd.-New brick
rambler, cent. ent. hall, spac. liv
rm. and din. rm., superbly equip
kit, 3 bedrms., 3 baths, large
storage attic, comb. screened
porch and carport, $3.50. It. rec
rm.', with firepl,. and $4,000 So
Bu1EDER' G; o. % %51o45s "pf Dir.
From Wis. ave. west on Bradley
blvd, left on Aberdeen rd.. left
on Old Chester rd. to house.
BRIGGS CLANCY ROAD AREA
Near new Rte. 20. Beautiful Gus.
tom brick home. ) bedrmS.,
baths, hot-water heating system
2-car garage. Tremendous lower
daylight level for additional living
quarters: "a acre lot. $37,25O.
JU. 9-SS80 HILDEBRAND CO
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ST,TGO PIX AREA

Almost new 3-bedrm., 2-bath, brick
split-leve fully equip. kit, ano
din. rm.
ASSUME LARGE 4IseS LOAN"
Full walk-out bsmt., with rec. rm.
maids rm. or den. fiagstont
patio, scr. porch and conv. tc
bus and schools. DR.: Out Ga
ave. to Denis ave-, right to Juler
ave. and right to 10306; open
to B.
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BETHESDA
AREA HOMES

BETHESDA AREA-1mmac.
3-bedrm. brick rambler,
liv din. area, with flrepl,;
compl. equip. kit. with
with paneled rec. rm.; i'm
mense scr. porch; an excel.
value at S22,50O.
BRADLEY HILLS At.
tractive brick Cape Cod:
liv. rm. with fireplace. din
ing L." modern kit. bed
rm., study and full bath
rms. and bath on 2nd A.;
Eround level with bar;
fenced yard. $23,500.
JUST Q BLOCKS to shopping
and transp.: brick Williams
Chase; center hall, formal
din. rm., compl. equipped
kit, bedrm. and bath on
lst A.; Q master bedrms.
and bath on End A.; full
bsmt. with tiled A.. screened
porch: garage; S27,50O.
CONVENIENT Naval Hos
pital and NH. 3-bedrm.,
2Ia-bath brick split-level.
Center hall, separate din.
rm.. completely equipped
kitchen with breakfast area,
double rec. rm., garage;
$4,000, with SlS,400,
4hss trust available.
CHEVY cHAsE-3-bedrm.,
2-bath brick rambler In
Chevy Chase: conv. transp.
Formal din. rm., completely
equipped kit, party-size
rec. rm. and VI bath in
bsmt., secluded screened
porch; garage; S29,500.
KORZENDORFER
.EALTo4 OIL. 4-s1,
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SPRINGWOOD

Panoramic view overlooking l acre
from this prestige 4-bedrm. ram
bier. de luxe equip. kit, liv. rm.
with flrepl.
"SWIMMING POOL"
Family rm. with firepl., and
breezeway to gear garage. DIR. a.:
DIR. and left to 1901: open 2
to z.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

FREDERICK VIC. - 7-rm. frame
brk., shingle; metal roof, garage
chicken house: . A.: water. elec
Mail replies to: MR. T. MOHLER
Frederick County Products Co.
Frederick Md
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COLORED - FIRST OFFERING
6723 4th st. n.w.-Luxury semi
det. brk., attractive well-kept s.
rm. home in this excellent conv.
neighborhood; rec. rm., gas h.-w.
heat, garage; S17,500, substan-
tial cash. STONE : & MARCEL
LIMO, To. 2-2101 or WI.
COLORED-5TH AND LONGFEL-
Low ST.. side hall planned. s-rm.
brk., gas ht,. yd., gar. EX. 3-7400
COLORED 1880 hobart ST.
N.W.-7-rm. brick, 2 baths, plus
rec. rm., bedrm. and bath in bsmt.
$3.50 dn. JAMES CARR. EX. g.
COLORED OR WHITE - Immac-
ulate semidet. brk. home over
looking Govt. park at Sth and
Peabody; only I yrs. old and like
new; 8 bedrooms, 1st-fiooI
powder room. fabulous big kit.
with dishwasher, disposal and
table space. $4,000 cash req.; So
to brokers. DI. 7-1411 or EN-
2-1214. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INV
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WHEATON

New ramblers and split-levels; i'm.
med. occupancy.
"KERWOOD ESTATES"
Open IL to dark. DIR: Out Viers
Mil rd. to Bushey dr.. 10 blks
past Wheaton Plaza, right t. FL
by dr., left to new houses.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--N.E.

IDEAL FOR RELIGIOUS ORDER o,
lge. fam, mr.. Cath, Univ, Prov
Hosp: IL rms, 4Ha baths, lge kit.
finished bsmt. W. T. ALTHOFF
ME. s-3e66; res, VIII. 2-3054.
1886 BRENTWOOD ROAD NE
4 rooms and bath detached. Auto
gas heat. Asking $4,000 cash.
Call owner. WE. 5-257S.
COLORED-3O26 CLAIMING ST
N.E.-Detached 5-rm. home or
80 x 1877 level lot with mic,
trees and shrubs. Oil h.-w.h
bsmt., garage. Only $4,000, $500
down. S7S mo. STONE g. MAR.
CELINO, TU. 2-2l0l or EN-
2-47Sl,
COLoRED - WOODBRIDGE. Newl!
dec. l0-rm. house designed fol
. families. 1st fir. liv. rm., ful
din. rm, kit . bedrms. anC
tiled bath. 2nd fir. with sep
entr.) liv. rm., 3 bedrms., biz
kit, tiled bath, bsmt., playroom
storage attic, lge. fenced yard
double garage. Conv. schools
shopping, transp. BY appt r. G
DUNNE CO., HO. 2-0700: ewes
and Sun, FE. 3-1173.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
@f0pen

~4VE@s@
BY Apt, SUN. AND WEEK DAYS
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
8 GOLD STAR LIST1NGS
FEW WORDS
(SEEING WILL PROVE OUR POINT)
2 brick Williamsburgs tout of this
world); Gift. din. rm., twin
sized bedrms., den, 3 baths, rec.
rm.; situated on lge. lot with
trees. Priced in 40s.
Colonials Il new); bedrm. and
bath on 1st, 3 bedrms. and bath
on 2nd. Price range from S21,50O
to low 30s.
ARMY MAP-Expandable bungalow;
lge. lot. $16,950.
Near st. James. New modernistic
brk. rambler; 8 bedrms., 2R
baths; rec. rm.. eXpandable to b
bedrms. Total price S2S,500, only
$3.50 down, balance in one trust
or rs years.
First offering, Landon Woods, beau
tiful split; 4 bedrms., lge. hv.
rm. din. rm. comb: carport.
Priced under 30s.
Phone OIL. 2-57S4 to inspect by
appointment at any time. FRED
ERTCK w RFRENE EAIE9 INC
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NJ 40 PER MONTH
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT

rm.. din. rm., kit. bath, full bsmt.
partial brk. homes in choice loca-
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WILL YOU AGREE

That q three-bedroom brick ram.
bier right in Silver Spring with
bus and schools close by sounds
interesting? Well, include Q com.
plete kitchen with dishwasher and
disposal, separate dining room.
living room, full daylight base
ment with washer and exit and Q
lovely fenced lot with lots Of
shrubs. Sounds good, doesn't it?
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CARROLL, KNOILS

Only Sl7,950, vacant. 3-bedrm
brick rambler, huge Gift. liv. rm
de luxe kit.
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louis RUDDEN TU.

COLORED-2 .APTS.. 2 BATHS
5s07 4th ST. NV.
821 LoNGFELLOW ST, NV
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3O6O
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Full walk-out bsmt., walking dist
to bus and schools. DIR: Out Ga.
ave. to Evans dr., and left TO
Brunswick ave, left to 10212:
open / to 8.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.

JUST LISTED-Close to golf ana
new Boys Club. Lovely. like-nev.
3.bedrm; den Colonial; Full bsmt..
pymt. GRAHAM Co, JU. 5-60i0,
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KALORAMA
TRIANGLE
WOODWARD AND

REALTORS, 723 goth ST. NV.
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You select the lot, only 6 left.
First come, first served, call US
today. KAHLER CRAFT HOMES,
HA. 7-7302. ewes, WI 2-7722
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BY Apt, SUN. AND WEEK DAYS
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
Q GOLD STAR LISTINGS
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COLUMBIA PRoPERT1Es, NC.

KENSINGTON-4 bedrms., nr. New,
port Jr. High. on level fenced lot:
full bsmt. A lot Of house for the
money S13,950. COMMUNITY
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AMERICAN

Continued From Page D-l
their runs with FIVE consecutive
scoring innings.
Bill Skowron's fifth home run
tied it in the fourth, and three
flfth-inning runs driven in by
singles from winning reliefel
Art Ditmar Q-0D, Gil McDoug-
aid and Roger Maris then hung
the defeat on Don Mossi (0-2)
Maris and Pinch-hitter Kent
Hadley also homered for the
Yanks, who made half of their
IA hits good for extra bases.
Ditmar gave up five hits and
one run in his five innings
after Whitley Ford pitched one
inning and quit with elbow
trouble. Ryne Duren mopped
up with three hitless innings.
The Red Sox. who were tied
when the AS scored an un-
earned run in the eighth,
handed Kansas City a fifth
straight loss on an error by
Norm Siebern in the 10th.
The tie-breaker came in on a
wild throw on Pete RunnePs
bunt after leadof double by
Don Buddin. Bill Monbou-
quette (2-2). won it with three
innings Of two-hit, shutout re-
lief. Bud Daley Q-2) was the
loser in relief.
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NATIONAL
Continued From Page D-l

Continued From Page D-1
series at Los Angeles with three
runs in the sixth. Two scored
on Robinson's fifth homer and
the clincher came in on a
double by Dutch Dotterer, who
had homered for the first run
in the third inning. Don De-
meter hit a pair of solo home
runs for the Dodgers.
Jay Hook (2-2D gave up lC
hits and walked three, but he
struck out nine and came of
a winner with Bill Henry's relief
in the ninth. After Norm
Larker singled and reached
third on a passed ball and an
inf1eld out, Henry came in and
famed Wally Moon and Pinch
hitter Carl Furillo.
Ed Roebuck DID lost it in
relief of Danny McDevitt. who
retired in the fourth and joined
the Dodgers injured list with
a sore arm. Second Baseman
Charlie Neal also is on the side
lines. nursing a sore shoulder.
The PhilS came from behind
with six runs in the fifth and
then scored the winner in the
ninth on Ken Walters home
run, his first. Frank Thomas
hit two home runs for the Cubs,
who built a SO lead in two in
nings against Gene Conley, the
basketball playing highlander
making his first 1860 appear
ance for the Phils. Jack Meyer
l-D was the winner in relief.
Glen Hobbie (2-2) lost it.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
seattle 4 Sacramento 3 III innings
Tacoma &; Spokane 2.
Other games postponed.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
HlCnmond, Buffalo. o.
Columbus, 8: Rochester. 4
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis. 3; Houston, o.
Dali Fort Worth, 4: ST. Paul. a
LOUISVILLE. 3; Denver, o.
Minneapolis, 4; Charleston, 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Sprlnsfeld' 9; Lancaster, 5.
Binghamton, :: Allentown. 3.
Williamsport, IL: Reading,
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Gharlotte; &; Macon, T. 90 innings
Jacksonville, 9: Knoxville. s,
Columbia, 5: Charleston. 3.
Asheville. IL. Savannah. 4.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Innings.
Victoria, II: Tulsa. Q 40 inninss)
san Antonio, g. Amarillo. 3
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
shreveport 10; Mobile "A
Nashville ). Atlanta 4.
cunningham. p; Memphis, ).
Little Rock 2-5; CHATTANOOGA O-l2
MEXICAN LEAGUE
vera Cruz 1;'Mexico City Tigers |
IL inningsD
Monterrey Il, Poza Rica ;.
Mexico City Reds is: Puebla o.
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Curtis Returning
To CopitoI Arena

Don Curtis of Buffalo. popu-
lar exponent of the sleeper
hold, will return to the Capitol
Arena mat tomorrow night in
a match with the 270-pound
Zebra Kid on a card featuring
Antonino Rocca against Pam
pero Firpo. The headliner. a
grudge affair between Argen-
tines, will open the show at
$3.50 O'Clock and will not be
televised.
In a return team tag bout
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WASHINGTON

! Singled for Perry in I'd: . Ran for
Strickland in I'd; Hit sacrifice fv for
Romano IN I'd; 1 Hit into double play
for Whisenant In I'd; ) Struck out for
Grant in 9th; & Ran for NaraRon IN
Sth; Tripled for Fischer in Sth: S
Struck out for Console in Sth: SINGLED
for Held in 9th; 10 Ran for Power in
9th: l / Ran for Hale in 9th
E-Temple PO-A-Cleveland. @5-1
zone out when winning run scoredD
Washington. 21-l6. DIP - Console to
Gardner to Mincher; Temple to Held to
Power. LCB-Cleveland, q; Washing
ton. -
SB-Temple S-Mincher. SF-Min-
cher Franrona
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Red and Lou Bastien will meet
Skull Murphy and Pat Kelly.
They fought a wild draw last
week.
Nature Boy Buddy Rogers
will face Arnold Skoaland and
Moose Cholak, a 340-pound
newcomer from Canada, will
take on Prince Maiava.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
FIGHT RESULTS
BY the Associated pr.s.

BUFFALO, NY. - Bobby Scanlon,
la3I Buffalo, outpointed Jackie Don.
nelly, 1875, Buffalo n2I.
LOS ANGELES.-Jim McCarter, 2I4
Los Angeles. and Otis Fuller, 1874, Los
Angeles. drew 10l.
BEAUMONT. Tex.-Paul Jorsensen,
l36, Port Arthur, Tex, outpointed
STOCKTON, Cslif.-Mario De Leon,
Il212, Mexico City, outpointed Dommy
Ursua, ll41z, Stockton 10I.
HONOLULU.-Stan Harrington, 100
Honolulu. outpointed Larry Baker
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tors fourth pitcher. Jack Kra-
lick. Francona welcomed him
with a double to left-center
scoring Hardy with the tying
run. before Nixon grounded to
Bertoia.
Get FOur-Run Jump
The Senators supplied Jim
Kaat with four runs in the
first inning off Jim Perry as
Console walked, Gardner, Bob
Allison and Bertoia singled.
Mincher delivered a sacrifice
fly and the Indians Clipped in
with two errors.
Kaat issued two walks in the
second and singles by Bubba
Phillips and Pinch-hitter
Georges Strickland produced
two runs. The Indians loaded
the bases with none out in the
third on singles by Harvey
Kuenn and Power. plus a walk
to Held, but Bill Fischer came
in to check them with only one
more run, on Francona's sacri-
flee fly.
Francona'S double and Jim
Piersall's single knotted the
game at 4-4 in the sixth. and
the Indians went in front on
singles by Johnny Temple,
Power and Francona in the
seventh.
NOTES: Both clubs made l3
hits, with Power and Francona
getting three each for the
Indians Gardner, Allison
and Bertoia got two apiece for
the Senators Allison now
is hitting AIS 1t will be
Ladies Night tomorrow when
the White Sox open a three
game series.
Francona leaped against the
leftfleld fence in the fourth
inning to deprive Gardner of
an extra base smash Jim
Lemon abandoned use of the
Senators Little League"
helmets -. Nobody on the team
uses them.
The Senator's rained out
double-hea at Boston Sum-
day has created twi-night
double-headers there June /
and July 7, when single day
games were scheduled
Evening star., 1960-05-04

. VaI FaCtu JWo baIJers IN 9Th: tbl
fve bstters in 5th: (d) Faced one
batter in 5th
Winner-Meyer u-1. Loser-Hob-
bic tg-2D
WP-Drabowsky, Farrell U-Conley
Donatelli, Burkhsrt, Varso. T-2:49
A-3.O46
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Winner-7-Hook (2-2). Loser-Roe-
buck I'D.
X-Faced two batterS in 4th.
HBP-By Williams (Pinson) WP-
Williams. PB-Dotterer U-Venzon
Dascoh. Secory, Crawford. T-3::3,2
A-ll,7S7.
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xCaSale faced two baters in Sth
BowSheld faced one batter in Sth
r---Monoouquette l2-2D. Loser
Daley l-2l
HBP-By Herbert CCnntonl u
Honochick. Chylak. Mckinley, Stevens
T-3:OS A-3al4
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SENATORS
Continued From Page D-1

COntlnued FROM Page d.
First Baseman Tito Francons
swiftly swooped on the ball.
! Francona's throw to thirc
swas in ample time to force
eBattey. but Earl made sure
there would be no double play
He barreled into Steve Demetel
and bowled over the third base
man. Green broke up the game
a moment later with a pop-fly
single to right-center.
Mincher, who scored the
Lying run. stepped into the dis
scarded mask of Catcher Russ
Nixon in the process. He was
so excited by the winning blow
that he didn't notice the mask
clinging to his spikes until he
neared the dugout.
Lee Opposes Latman
Because Camilo Pascual has
come up with a blistered finger,
Don Lee will start tonight
against Cleveland's Barry Lat
man, recently obtained from the
White Sox in exchange for
Herb Score.
The needle wasn't changed
last night. and it was the
seventh successive Washington
game decided by one run. The
Senators have played l3 games
and ii have been one-run de-
clSlons, with Washington win
ming five.
They'll be trying to reach
the 500 level tonight after
dropping the Indians from a
f1rst-place tie to third, but
they'll have to do it without
Harmon Killebrew. The stocky
third baseman still is nursing
an injured right leg. and
Trainer George Lentz says it
may be two or three more days
before he returns.
Killebrew saw service last
night, but not much. In the
ninth inning, after Naragon
singled for his first hit of the
season and Julio Becquer sup
piled a pinch triple to center off
Carl Thomas to tie the score
at SIS, Killebrew batted for
Billy Console and watched
three strikes from Dick Stig-
man.
Gardner Comes Through
Before fans could humble
too caustically about that, Billy
Gardner took Harmon of the
hook with a sharp single to left.
scoring Becquer with the run
that gave the Senators a SIS
lead.
But the Senator's pitching
problems continued. Dick Hyde
retired two in the ninth, but
VIC Power cracked his sixth
single in two games. Power is
leading the Indians with three
stolen bases. but Carroll Hardy
ran for him.
Woody Held. leading the
league with FIVE homers. was
yanked and Bob Hale batted
for him. Hale promptly singled
over second. Shortstop Jose
Valdivielso stopped the ball
with a dive, but his toss to Sec
ond while lying on his back
was wide.
That brought on the Sena-
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PILLS, 10; CUBS, 9
PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO
Totals 81 lO117 Total, ~ ae

Struck out for Conley in I'd: .
StTuck out for Neeman in 6th; 3
Grounded out for thinner in -tb'
Called out on strikes for B John
son in eth: ) Ran for Noren in Sth.
. Grounded out for Thacker in Sth:
Struck out for Morehead in 9th.
CHICAGO 4iO 0Oi obi .
E-Will, NoTen. T. TAYLOR, Farrell.
PO-A-Philadelphis, 27-9: CHICAGO.
21-5. DP-Banks to T. TAYLOR to
Noren. LOB-Philadelphi Z: Ckicaso,
2b-Will t2). Banks. thinner. Post
HR-Thomas 90. Walters. SB-T
Taylor, L. johnson S-CeccareIu
SCI IaHInr 49,
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Winner--Dltmar G-O), Loser
MoSSi t0-2D.
WP - Ditmar. Sisler. u Soar
.Flaherty, Stewart, Hurley T-2:5l
A-lO.255
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Pitched to men in I'd. U-Drum.
mond. Berry, Nspp, Umont. T-3. .05
A-i,a56.
Winner - Krslick t2-Ol. Loser -
Tiefenauer t0-ll.
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DETROIT
NEW YORK

Cash. PO-A-Detroit, o4-a: New
York, 21-l4. DP-Richardson to Ku-
bek to Skowron; Kubek to Richard
son TO Skowron. LOB-Detroit, s;
New York. T.
blunt Ditmar, Skowron. 3B-
McDougald. HR-Skowron Hadley,
MsriS S-Chrisley. SF-Mantle
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SoX, S; ORIOLES, 3
CHICAGO
BALTIMORE
Totals 81 5Ic5 Totals 81 3I0:

Totals 81 l. Totals 81 3IU3
] Ran for Trisndos in 7tn: . Struck
out for Barber in eth; 3 Ran for Dropo
IN Sth; Flied out for Ginsoerg in 9th:
, singled for Fisher in 9th; Ran for
Gentle in 9th.
CHICAGO O1o OOO IOo-5
BALTIMORE ----- 600 2l0 Q00-3
E-Hansen. Woodling, Fox PO-A-
Chicago, 27-S: Baltimore, 2T-I2 DIP
Robinson to Hansen to Breeding: Bar
per TO Hansen to Dropo. LOB-Chicago,
@; Baltimore, s.
2b-Freese. Fox. Minoso. Aparacio
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EkylI1LZIlIEl I 1iII91I E1gJEIalM
GASAX 81 eT5SSE

i'2-h.E. SUIT AIh A1ER OutbOa d
motor; very good cond; will demon
Strate: SIS or best offer. JU. 7-SO6O
TROJAN, l1-ft. Sea Queen, 1859 MOD,
fully equipped with 5O-h.p. johnson
outboard: cleo starter: canvas cover
used 1 times: Gator trailer. ,5OO-lb
cap; ress... UN. 472S3.
22 FIT. CABIN CRUISER 1887, price
5000. 34l1 Richmond Hwv.. Alex
Va, SO. 5-SS3s.
16 FT. RUNAB0UT, Is h.p. motor
and trailer with accessories. S395.
IA. 1-0S91 after 4:3O pm.
21-FT. REvEL CRAFT, Sports Cruiser,
twin 1858 Johnson 35 h.p. motors
with individual generators and bat
teries. Chunks. head Excel cond
So. 100 DU. 5-15a5
NEW BOAT CLUB MARINA, Nomint
Bay-nr. Westmoreland State PIX, Va
Slips and ramp ready, campsites near
by: parking, best fishing, plenty rock
and others: membership, S25 per VI
Call MR. MARSDEN. JU. 5-O6Ol, for
maps and further information
lift. FISHING BOAT = Cost $3.50
new. 1859; sell, sos. SHIP. johnson,
$50. Elgin trailer for Eft to Is
1t: boat S95 All excellent condition.
With new paint, so. S-2972 after
pm.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
RED Sox, 4; AS, 3
KANSAS CITY
BOSTON

E-HeTzog, Hsmlin. jackson. Sic
yers. PO-A-kansas City. 27-l2; Bos-
ton, 30-9 None out in 10th when
winning run ,seoredD DP-Malzone to
Jackson: Buddin to Runnels to Jack
son, LoB-Kansas City, o: Boston. is
2b-Runnels H. Sullivan. Clinton,
Iuttle, Siebern. Buddin. HR-Cery
S-Siebern. Runnels. SF-Thomson.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

WP - Barber. U - Rice. Smith.
Papsreils and Runge. T-2:26. A.
lO,7Ol.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
REDS, S; DODGERS, 3
CINCINNATI
LOS ANGELES

Totals 81 5 4 4 Totals 30 3 10 3
Struck out for Roebuck in 6th
> Flied out for Willis in Sth; 3 Sinsled
for Williams in 9th. Ran for Larker
in 9th; Struck out for Snider in 9th.
CINCINNATI ------- O0I OO3 lO0-5
Los ANGELES ------O 900 10l OlO-3
E-Aspromonte PO-A-Cincinnatf
27-10, Los Aneeles, 2T-9. DP-Rose-
ooro TO Aspromonte; Mcmillan to Rob-
inson. LOB-Cincinnati, 8, Los An
geles, 9.
2B-KaSko. Demeter Bell Dotterer
HR-Dotterer Robinson. Demeter .
SB-WallS, Pinson, Robinson.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
YANKs. 10; TIGERS, 3
DETROIT
T NEW YORK

Totals 81 3 . 3 Totals 37IOl4 10
] Singled for Bilko in 9Th; = Struck
out for Burnside in 6th Homered
for Ditmar in 6th; Flied out for
Wilson in Sth: ; Grounded out for
Sisler in 9th.
DETROIT ------- 200 OOl OOO- 3
NEW YORK 600 30 l2x-lO
Evening star., 1960-05-04

FlShing boat. 10 feet. seven
loot beam, two feet free board,
barsain, $500. Draws about II
White cypress constrnrtinn:
oullt 1851. - h.p. Gray marine
motor operated fewer than 100
nourS. You and your kids are
IIs1e IN this boat. Phone nights
Hobart 2-l555.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
SENATORS
Bottey Comes Back
Aggressive as Ever

tors fourth pitcher. Jack Kra-
lick. Francona welcomed him
with a double to left-center,
scoring Hardy with the tying
run. before Nixon grounded to
Bertoia.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-02-19
Kansas Governor Backs
Ton-MiIe Truck Tax

TOPEKA - Gov. George Dock
ing has announced he favors the
\ taxing of all trucks having a gross
vehicle weight over &c, eee- by way
of ton-mile taxing schedule.
Enactment of such law where
by over-the-road trucks would pay
according to the tonnage times dis
tance hauled, Docking states, would
make it possible to reduce the state
gasoline tax from six to five cents,
thus providing for more equitable
distribution of highway costs be-
tween automobiles and the large
trucks. sd rs
Bookings recommendation that
Kansas enact ton-mile has the back
ing of the Kansas State Reciprocity
Commissions.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-02-19
Here and There Won't Work

Mntanas
making the
there speed laws Over the
declared establish
counties approved plans mile
conditions
including what easily the
need for statewide
of 80
to 70 miles per
When the books
limit There believe establishing
The plain fact is there
enough individual effectively deaths
caused speed
appear that enough state legislators interested putting
The there there maps of Montana
highways but they won't save lives Only statewide