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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FOR SALE

Loudoun County-Northern
Virsinia's Fastest Growing County
ESTATES. HOMES, LOTS
Commercial and Industrial Sites
Residential, Commercial and
Industrial Tracts In Large Acreage
With Sewer and Water Available
over 1000 Acres Sold This Veal
SALES PEOPLE WANTED
POND & WALLACE
Loudoun National Bank Building
LeeSburg, Virginia SP. 7-s37$
Ewes. and Sun.
NO. S-5091 or FA. 7-5545
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FULL VALUE

FULL VALUE
GLEN HILLS-Gently sloping rs
acres, wooded. Area Of beautiful
homes.
Commanding view Of open country.
side. Water available. $4,000.
GLEN HILLS-1h acres, treed
Only $1,000.
Acc -GERMANTOWN-lh-acre lot
on finished road. Ready for build
ing. Join march to this thriving
area. $4,000 per lot.
ROCKVILLE-1h acres. heavily
wooded. Well. Percolation ap-
proved. Excellent neighborhood
OTHER ACREAGE-LARGE AMI
SMALL PARCEL. FROM $3.50 An
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FARMS

VA.-9 acres and livable house;
good pond site: $4,000. ] mi. south
Stafford Court House. Ro. S-i323
VIRGINIA FARM, approx. $50 acres
About 80 mi. Washington; S75. 900
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY PLACE
Culpeper area. Stone home. 3 bed.
rooms. 3 baths; 26 wooded acres
unusual atmosphere; private, MOI
remote; view; S42.50O.
FOUR-HUNDRED-ACRE active cat.
tie farm; top quality land. vel
fenced; barns. tenant houses; flint
location; favorable financing
Sl2O,O0O. 169 Angus cows add.
tiSnsi NSrarv fig1rs;, WAUGH real
PhoneS VA: 5-S502 office. VA
5.8182 or VA. 5.8Ss3 res.
w. VA.
80 acres. ,6-room home, S5, 5,45C
road frontage, view, S12,600.
100 acres mountain land, S2,0bC
o. E. Widmyer $50
]. r. Martin 1928
Free Listing Ii. SOC
w. VA.-72 ACRES
On rte. be2 at Berkley Springs. =.
55 acres cleared and fenced FEM doi oil
lease pays all taxes. 1900 on
re b2@. Price sl4,6O0, down
STONE HOUSE
140 beautiful rolling acres. Dairy,
now milking 81 cows. Stone house
puiit in 1884. 3 large rms.
baths, h.-w.h. Set high on 3 hill
overlooklng towns. Large dairy
barn and outbuildings, all have
stocked. 4 springs, 20 mile view
the best I have ever seen. Right
In town on paved road. Priced
As,600. down $4,000.
EUGENE P. NIXON
sst az. 7,sI sTd i@ s,, ,esyyes, IA. s-59ssS
S142 PER ACRE, over 1000 acre,
OF good green grazing land, will
tenant houses. barns. water. etc
Located conveniently nr. Marshall
va. and Rites. SO end 55. Lane
department, TR1-COUNTY REAL.
TY. Fairfax. Va. CR. 3-5l77.
500 dn.: S35 mo. buys nice 10.
acre farm. house, outbuildings
So'D5O. Same price. terms, buys
Ig. 6-rm, house, barn, etc. Both
Louisa Co. Va Phone Alexandra
TE: 6-413l. COOKE AG'Y.
120 A. level modern dairy farm
III q. tillable w/winter crops
32-stn. barn. new milk tank, pine
lines. barn cleaner: 2 silos; S-rm
mod. brick home; ten. hse. Front!
pyd. I'd. Only $4,000.
2!5 acre dairy. stock farm, barn
ifons iIons pHS nSusei fd sSSSSdk koC Tater' lon'
bldgs.. brick home. $500
nee. bldgs. S3S. 800.
90 acre stock farm. S-rm. house
.. woods, water. sS5' 900. '
40 acres. half cleared. bal. ir
soasdo ooo front; excellent invest
TEL HPHoNE MT. AIRY. 2s1
JOHN J. PRICE. Realtor. Mt. Air,
I3O ACRES = STOCK FARM. .
streams. ,10O-acres timber; 200.
basement. bath. Fauuuier County
DAIRY FARMwModern equipment
and buildings. herd and machin.
cry: tenant house Priced to sell
PERROW REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Reminston. Va. He. 9-3527
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TED LINGO, INC.
REALTORS; FORMERLY

THE BERENS COMPANIES
1545 Rockville Pike HA. 7-45OO
Heider Land Specialist
365 ACRES. water, sewer In plan
ming stage, in fast-growing area.
MARLBORO, 12ha acres. water and
sewer.
MARLBORO, 23,246 50. It. with
stores and apis.
on 3o1 and Missouri ave.
WALDORF, 8 acres commercial
with water.
$50 ACRES, all utils.
Carl Albert Heider, Rltr.
HA. 2.SS00 CE. $3.50
301-ST. 2-754s CE. 6-S448
HUDSON LAND MART
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DELICATESSEN
BEER-WINE
DOUBLE
INCOME

.. with shoe repair shop and self
for sale in Arl. shopping center
-. proven profitable location
established ID yrs; new
interest forcing owner to sell ;. .
call EN-. 5-0419 today for details.
Dry CLEANING BUS. Owner must
sell due to illness. 1902 14th st.
NV. RA. 3-9607, AID. 2-s517. 3'
Dry CLEANING SHOE REPAIR
ING, doing 5000 weekly; priced to
sell. LA. 6-17IT.
DRY CLEANING PLANT for sale
fully equipped, good working cond
sac; $1,000. DI. 7-6500.
DRY CLEANING-Conn. ave. area,
$4,000 net. Easy terms.
ATKIN g. ELY. TU. 2-3100
DRY CLEANING, established pc
troleum plant in Arlington. Favor
able terms to responsible party.
Box 45S-L, Star.
DRY CLEANERS-Wholesal dry
cleaning, excellent price: also op-
portunity for bobtailers. Va. area.
OF. 4-S151, 10 a.m.-6 pm.
DUPLEX adj. Boiling Field; brick;
3 modern apts. (2 bedroomS.)
S13.5O0. terms. DI. 7-6500.
FINANCIAL AID-for business OF
real estate deals, call US for our
ideas. NO. 7-3d77.
GA. AVE. AND GALLATIN ST
N.W.-1st commerc. paved 36x70j
suitable for used car or any stor.
age or garage work; office avail
500 month. ia. $1,000.
GIFT SHOP, Va; 100000 net yr.
ideal for 1 man or l woman
9:30-6 pm. only: cl. SUM-; reas
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-6500.
GIFT SHOP-Sub. Va. long est.
good net, low overhead. Priced T.
Sell. Box IN Star.
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CHARLES H. JAMTSON

C1ARLEO II. JAWISUN
90 A. Brighton Dam area. Ideal fol
recreational use. $1,000 per acre
1926 A. 2 mi. nd. rd. frontage. al
in blue grass, excel. streams anc
topo. 81, 900 per q.
315 A. Rock Creek watershed. Red
land-Laytonsville area, . mi. nd.
I'd frontage, water and sewer soon
81 500 per a. Terms.
100 A. Rockville-DawsonVille. "a mi
hid. I'd. frontage. excel. sod. Bor.
dering Seneca. $1,000 per q.
CHARLES H. JAM1SON
Poolesville, Nd.
vi. S-9223 or 301-DI. e-3262
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ACRES (approx. %, long frontaFs
on Livingston rd., about 3 miles
from Jones Pt.. interchange with
Wtnoian Head hwy. ,Rte. 2lO.)
COUNTY SERVICES, INC.
Nv, ASK tor Mr.. Breckenridge
bO. 3-21o1 CH. S-6S00 RI. S-42l1
ARLINGTON. Parkington Area
adlolnlng lots suitable for many
commercial purposes. viii sell in
anrI1s a5tnntH1siiS nI,,S or as unit: Each lot is
may be just right for your busi.
ness, One. lot suitable for COM
plned residence and business, Each
property $4,000. A real bargain
Ior good commercial location. ia.
4-4471. BANkSON REALTY co.
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CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP

AGENCY CORP.
PRINCE Frederick, Nd. Phone IOs
II Nc Answer Call 1874 or 354
WHITEHALL CREEK-AMBERLEY=
IDEAL water, bulkhead; 2-story
Colonial; 3 bedrms., IN baths,
study. gear garage; 80 min. 10
u. c. line. Annapolis. DO. S-5SS5.
40 ACRES beautifully situated on
2 nice protected creek Just of
Ine Chesapeake Bay. Lovely old
groom, bath ana one-half Colo-
NAL home shaded by large nut
trees; Price $4,000. Pictures on
MATTHEWS q COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE. Maryland
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ALI, ON WATER

YOU JUST CAN'T beat this value
on beaut. wooded lot. over rs It.
on water. Year round home with
liv,. rm.,. din. rm., kit. bedrm..
bath; glass encl. front porch.
ANOTHER OUTSTANDING BUY,
your own waterfront with .70-ft.
pier; good water. year round
home. Has liv. rm., dinette, .
bedrms., new tiled bath, all new
kitchen incl. washer dryer, auto.
oil heat. Only Sl0,950.
1874 ACRES in Deale. 60-ft. right
ot-way to deep water harbor.
Home has liV. rm.. din. rm, 2
onlP t5TfPls' s,aISaS fis; 4 0edrmS'' bath
"A '' ACRES. ciSsse0' Long frontsx. on
reception f hail, = = living A ICONS rooms dtn has
Tm;; TTnr;. kit. it, s,;d bedd1ms;h, iih baths,
sSs,s5S' sEShs 51oFcn; auto oil heat Only
500 FEET ON WATER. approx. 2
acres. One Of the prettiest set
tings with all kinds OF trees and
Shrubbery. Compl. rem odele d
home has liv. rm. with firepl.. din.
rm., kit, 2 bedrmS., Ia baths.
util., rm., front and rear scr.
porches, 2-car garage, large work.
shop, concrete fallout shelter,
good pier, extremely private. Only
400 Fl. ON WATER. APPROX. .
acres. magnificent view OF Chesa-
peake Bay. Home has liv. rm.
with. fireplace, din. -rm.. kit, 3
lge. bedrms., bath, full bSmt. with
rec. rm. and ldry. rm.. jalousied
L-shaped porch. oil h.-w.h., Gear
garage with breezeway and hobby
room over garage. swimming pool
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PAUL B. GANLEY

900 Wilson Pl. Frederick, Nd
FAIkFAX-l acre. 3 bedrms., mod.
conven.; ideally loc.; S13.500. low
down paymt.. mo. paymt below
rent; "a mi. D. C. CIR. $4,000,
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HOWARD E TAIRERT

DLnIEt WI. 'lUI-ON, I--UUg
ARDEN-ON-THE- VERN. l46
Dockser dr.. Sec. No. Owner
built. 2-yr. .-old brick. 8 bedrms.,
liv.. din. elec. kit. GER. tile. bath.
lge. closets. hdwd. frs; full bsmt. ;
SIrd Oil NV; W., 5Sbd. S.o v., heat alum: st;
and boat priv. Close to Ft. Meade
and NSA. Must see TO appre.
Owner: Day Ii. 3-1797 or Ewes.
30l-VI. 9-8670. Sell or rent.
COTTAGE, Beverly Beach. Md
liv.-din. rm., elect. Kit, bath
Avail. Dec. IS for q mos. S75. mo.
plus util. Box 3-M. Star.
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30 acres, Groom home, S5,45O
l95 acres. house, barn, ponds; long
road frontage, view, S12,600.
100 acres mountain land, S2,9b0
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On rte. 522 at Berkley Springs. =
rm. mod. rambler. 2 Ice ponds.
30 acres cleared and fenced, Oil
lease pays all taxes. 1900 on
re; 522. Price S14.500, down
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III uVIIs' aHu NAVIEb' FIICtu
low. sP. 3-7s16 ewes.
LA PLATA-PORT TOBACCO AREA
Desirable homesite in excellent
neiRhborhood 90 to % miles from
washington over modern high
ways. Outstanding business loca-
tions in rapidly growing towns
and on excellent highways. Acre
age tracts from $50 acres, suitable
retirement homes, small farms.
high grade subdivision. LEONARD
SNIDER, West 4-3311. La Plata,
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-17
To Join Or Not To Join?

Parents, have you ever asked
yourselves. Should my son or
daughter join the All Club? What
good would he or she get out of
it? Could my child join if he or
she wanted to-"
Boys and girls. have you ever
thought. What will | get out of
4-H? Will enjoy the work and
find it valuable TO me? What sort
of bows and girls belong?"
Offering answers to some of
these questions. Sussex County l.
II Agent, VIM. Pinnell. with the I'm
iversity of Delaware Extension
Service, explained All work this
way.
Four-H is an organization set
up for young people-either ur-
ban, suburban, or rural-from 10
to q years OF age. II is an in
ternational organization. The US.
Department of Agriculture cooper
ates with the Cooperative Exten-
sion Service of the University of
Delaware in sponsoring All Club
work in the State
The work of the club is carried
out through individual projects and
by group activities. Projects range
from the care and training of dogs
and automotive safety and main
tenance for urban youth TO crop
production and livestock-raising
for rural youngsters. There is also
summer camping program at
Camp Barnes and a 4-H short
Course held at the University of
Delaware in Newark.
The All Club idea now circles
the globe. More than 40 countries
all over the world have adopted
all or part of the plan and adapt
ed it to their own needs and con-
ditions.
Wherever they are. 4-H Clu b
members strive individually and
with each other for better citizen
ship. better living. better family
cooperation, and better world un-
derstanding.
Club members are proud OF
their organization and glad they
are All members" Pinnell said.
Remember the All motto, Make
the Best Better.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-17
Milford Junior
Basketball League
FINAL

Jacobs & Krause Insurance
cagers became the new champions
in the Milford Junior Cage League
on Saturday night when they de-
feated VFW and Coolies, defend
ing champions. 20 to is, for their
Sth win in 10 games. Marvel's In
surance topped Hammond Ramb-
Ter 40 to Is TO finish in the run
ner-up slot EN- Club turned back
Rumpstich Machine % To 20 to eIfd
the season in deadlock with WV
Coolies.
On Wednesday night, the Mil
ford Junior League All-Stars will
be in Dover TO meet the Dover
YMCA Junior League All-Stars at
the Dover Field House in the open
er of a triple header. Next Tues
day night. Dover YMCA Junior
All-Stars will repay the visit as
they play the Milford quintet at
the Milford Armory.
Bobby Masten tailed points
to spark Jacobs e. Krause to their
victory while Danny Lebright had
6. Lance Clark did most of the
scoring for WV Coolies as he
meshed IL while Jim Ross had the
other 3.
Marvel's Insurance had a hot
hand as they downed Hammond
Rambler 40 TO 13. Roy Lynch hit
for Ia for the victors with Rich
Collins having 10 and Jim Wilker-
son Z. Dennis Williams led Ramb-
Ter with 4 with Ricky Fischer ard
Davidson had 3 each.
Doug Phillips scored Z TO lead
EN- Club to their victory over
Rumpstich Machine. Wrotten and
Mohr tailed each. Steve Short
took game honors with Rumpstich
Machine with IL and Jim Ham,
mond had 4.
Members of the Milford Junior
All-Stars that will oppose Dover
YMCA Junior All-Stars are Doug
Philips. Bob Mosten. Louis ODay.
Danny Lebright, Jim Ross. Butch
Collins, Lance Clark. Rieky Fisch-
er. Ray Lynch. Rich Collins, Jim
Wilkerson and Jim Hammond. Mil
ford High Coach Bill Holstein will
coach the Milford Juniors.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-17

from the post office. is the oldest
house in South Milford. Ii was
built in 1868 by Levin Crapper
Long ago there was a nam
ed John Lofland. The people of
Milford knew him as Milford's
Bard. A Bard is poet. He lived
in the house that is now known
as The Towers. Miss Sally Mitch
ell was Johns girl-friend. John
was always embarrassing Sally,
so she got mad at him and married
a different man. John was so upset
that he went into a little attic room
which he called a garret. He stay
ed i'm there for three years.
Linda French
Project Group In Spelling
Several weeks ago we became
interested in a series of articles in
the Evening journal called You
Can Get Better Grades" Two of
these articles were about writing
reports. We decided To write re-
ports using the steps which the
articles recommended We chose
our neighbOring states as our sub
jects. Larry Pack is writing a re-
port on places l Would Like To
Visit In Pennsylvania" Douglas
Annand's report is Places | would
like TO visit in New Jersey, and
Places / would like to visit in
Maryland" is Linda French's topic.
We gathered our material from
encyclopedias. newspapers, library
books, textbooks, and each of us
wrote letters to the Chamber OF
Commerce or the Development De-
partment of the state we chose to
study.
As we gathered our material we
made outlines. Her is Linda's out
lin:
Places / would like TO visit in Mary
land
l. Fort McHenry
A. Where Francis Scott Key
wrote Star-Spangled Banner.
B. Planes come from all over
1912.
b. US. Naval Academy.
ILL., Friendship International Air
port.
A. One of largest in US.
b. Planes come from all omer
the world.
After completing our outlines we
are going to write our reports.
Reading
One of our reading groups is
planning to give a play called The
New Storekeeper. It's a lovable
story you'll never forget.
The people that are in the play
are Dizzy Cooper. John Jenkins.
Raymond Timmons. Martha Atkins.
Jean HOlston, Della Donaway, Dam
ny Pase, and Bobby Dorman.
Starring in our play will be
that adorable Mrs. Goose. Mel
anie Armand. from Mrs. Donovan's
room. Melanie has played the part
of Mrs. Goose before. We asked
her to be Mrs. Goose in our play
because we like the way she acts
out her part.
Melanie's brother. Douglas Ann
and, is in our room. He is paint
ing baskets with pears. apples,
potatoes. oranges, and cabbages.
for the scenery.
Diane Carnright. Joyce Millman
Cafeteria Menu
Monday. Milk, Roast Beef Sand
wich. Cut Green Beans, Pickle
Beets. Pineapple Chucks.
Tuesday, Milk, Hot Dogs. Baked
Beans. Celery Sticks, Cherry Pie.
Wednesday. Milk, Tomato Soup
Assorted Sandwiches. Waldorf Sal
ad, Pudding.
Thursday, Milk, Oven Fr d
Chicken, Potato Chips, Buttered
Peas, Bread and Butter Peach Pud-
ding
Friday. Milk, Fish Fillet, Fren-
ch Fries. Cut Green Beans. Bread
and butter, jello.
usyUE
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-17

listed in the Reese Theatre Adver-
tisement to be found in this news
paper.
'Suzie Wong" is strictly Adult
Entertainment, and for that reason
special Saturday matinee is
scheduled at 2:30 p. m. with "Su-
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-17

time, The World of Suzie Wong
is undoubtedly the world hit of the
past five years. So big, so sensa-
tional. so many expected to see it,
the Reese Theatre opens on Thurs
day, with a five-day run, Thurs
day, Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-17

Monday, March 16, II, Is, 10. 90.
William Holden, along with Nancy
Kwanare. the stars of this picturi-
cation of world of strange places
and moralities. Every effort should
be made to see "Suzie Wong" from
the beginning. The exact time is
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-17
HITTING WHERE 1T HURTS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)-An
enterprising state legislator has
had enough OF the laws delay. He
proposes stern action for judges
whose cases drag longer than 120
days:a salary cut.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-17
Skipper Jones
1861 Wrestling
Champion
continued from page one)

continued from page one)
In the finals, Steele of st. An
drews, decisioned the captain of
the Buccaneers.
The Milford High Wrestling
Squad was the only undefeated
team in the state. and posted a rec
ord of wins and losses and
tie.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-17
Reese Theatre News

Twelve weeks in Philadelphia.
the usual extended playing time
is six weeks, with New York hav-
ing the unparalleled run of all
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-17

zie Wong" starting at 4:30 p. m,
Saturday.
Special Reese Theatre presenta-
ton makes this the must see"
nit of the season.
Classified Ads Get Results
Evening star., 1961-09-26

in six years in his native city.
Its the title I want back and
I don't care who I have to
fight to get it,"
Robinson hadn't fought
since he was decisioned by
Fullmer. Before that the two
battled to a draw in December.
Isn't Ready Yet
I'm certainly not ready yet
to fight for the championship"
Robinson said, weary after his
close victory over .GreaveS,
claimant to the Canadian mid
dleweight championship.
Robinson is signed to fight
Denny Meyer in Madison
Square Garden october 81.
Judge Nick ThimmeSch
awarded the fight to Robinson,
47-46. Judge AL Goodman
favored Robinson, 1914. Ref
ereee Lou Handler voted for
Greaves, 45-44. The AP scored
it 48-44 for Robinson under
Michigan's five-point uSt
system.
Robinson put on his best
furry at the start of the ninth
round, twice staggering
Greaves, 16 years his junior
md a pound heavier at 1914.
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WxN LOSE OR DRAW
Queen City of the West
BY FRANCIS sTANN

1T DOESN'T BUG THE NATIVE if
Cincinnati is called small town He likes
1t that way, kind of small town-big town.
HE Is pleased to know the New York Yam
KEGS have been roofing for the Los Angeles
Dodgers, not his Reds The Cincinnati buff
likes to thwart the SlickerS
CroSley Field is the smallest park in
the smallest city in the major leagues 1t
will hold only about third as many
paying customers as the Coliseum in Los
Angeles, accounting for the Yankees par
tiality in the way of World Series oppo-
nents. But the Cincinnatian rationalizeS
it's his park and the Reds are his team.
Besides Rhinelanders figure they have
score to settle with the Yankees. There has
been only one World Series in history in
volving the YankS and Reds and that was
a short, short show. In 1889, although
minus the fatally stricken Lou Gehrig, the
Yankees rolled over the Reds in four
straight.
That was new low in the life of the
Cincinnati fan, even lower than when he
learned that his teams victory over the
White Sox in 19 was a fake, that Chicago
threw the series. The Yankees of % years
ago clubbed the Reds to death with home
runs, seven to zero The late John Heydler,
once president of the loop, plaintively
asked: ''IS there to be no end to this humil-
iation of the National League?"
THERE WAS AN END, if you recall, the
next year. The Reds repeated as flag win
nerS and won from the Detroit Tigers Now
the Cincinnatian could howl, and he did
with gusto He indulged in such soul salts
flying pursuits as helping to lift streetcars
off their tracks. The. celebration was Pitts
burghS in co. Detroit'S in "a and Washing
tons in "a rolled into one
Compactly, of course, because Cincin-
natl is a small town-big town.
Now the Reds, apparently closing in on
another pennant, find themselves in much
the same position as the Reds of 80. They
will be sentimental favorites but the odds
layers will favor the Yankees. If the Red
fan thought he saw the ultimate in power
by Joe DiMaggio and Charlie Keller and
Bill Dickey he may have another think
coming.
Yogi Berra, dean of the Yankees, was
not around in 1889 but this is his 18th series
coming up and Yogi flatly rates the cur
rent Yankees this way: mo club I've been
with had power like this one"
The Cincinnatian prefers to think back
to his towns third and last pennant in 1910.
Finesse and pitching and speed beat the
Tigers in seven games, conquering the
power of Hank Greenberg and Rudy York,
plus the pitching of Bobo Newsom, School
boy Rowe and Tommy Bridges.
Evening star., 1961-09-26
BEATS GREAVES IN COMEBACK
Robinson Has Dreams
OfGetting Back Title

DETROIT, Sept. 26 (AP).-
Sugar Ray Robinson, at Al
just a squirting shadow of a
great champion, wants to wear
the middleweight crown once
more.
And forgetting his age, he's
in no great hurry about it. Nor
is he particular about which
version of the championship he
fights for-just as soon as he's
ready.
The five-time former mid
dleweight king launched an
other of his many comebacks
last night and earned a 10
round split decision over ag-
gressive Willie Greaves.
Dropped by Low Blow
Robinson got off the canvas
after a low blow in the eighth
round to notch his first victory
in nearly 18 months.
AS soon as he's ready, he said
he'd like to fight Gene Full
mer, NBA champion who de-
feated him last March, or Terry
Downes of England. Downes is
recognized as the champion in
New York. Massachusetts, and
Europe.
Il have no preference" Rob-
inson said after his first fight
Evening star., 1961-09-26
Five-Hit Shutout
ByD.C. Southpow
Wins for Buffalo

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 26
(SPECIAL).-S out h p a W Bill
Smith of Washington, D. c.,
who had a brief fling a few
years ago with the st. Louis
Cardinals, is making another
bid to return to the majors.
Smith, who was a three
sports star at Roosevelt High
School, gave only five hits as
he pitched Buffalo to a 20
Shutout over Louisville last
night in the second game of the
Junior World Series.
The Bisons now lead 20 in
the beSt-of-seven series. The
third game will be played here
tonight with the remainder in
Louisville starting tomorrow.
Smith struck out seven and
walked only one, and was
backed up by fine defensive
play. Buffalo's first run came in
the first inning when Tony Curry
raced all the way from first
on Felix Torres bloop single to
right. Ted Savage gave them
an insurance run with a homer
in the eighth.