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Rocky Colavito was on board
with a walk.
The Senators never caught
up but they kept getting close.
After the Tigers made it 80
on Woods first triple and Bill
Bruton's sacrifice fly in the
third inning, the Senators
narrowed the margin to 81 in
their half.
Long hit his first double, the
ball bounding off the score
board right at Bruton. He
went to third on a passed ball
and scored on Klaus single.
A single by Dick Brown, a
sacrifice bunt by Pitcher Jim
Bunning and a single by Bruton
made it Al in the fifth, but
Longs second double, Wood
ling's single and a fielder's
choice narrowed it to 4-2 in
the bottom of that inning. A
walk of Rocky Colavito and a
double by Steve Boros got the
Tigers a So lead in the sixth,
but in the seventh Hicks, who
had three hits in 16 previous
appearances, banged his homer
over the rightfield wall. Un-
fortunately for the Senators.
nobody was on base. Woods
second triple and Al Kaline's
sacrifice fly got the Tigers their
final run in the ninth.
Bunning went the distance
for the Tigers to get his first
victory after two losses. Marty
Kutyna, John Gabler and Rudy
Hernandez followed Sturdivant.
Together they gave up only
eight hits.
NOTES: Vernon says he's not
contemplating at this time the
calling up Of any of Washing
tons promising farmhands. &.
The Senators must drop three
players by midnight next Tues
day. Probably departing will
be two pitchers and an infield-
er. Willie Tasby Cbruised
knee, Jim King (pulled muscle)
and Gene Green Gnfected arm)
all are mending. Green was Q
pinch-hitter last night and sin
gled. Pitcher Paul Foytack
OF the Tigers went home to
Scranton, Pa, yesterday be-
cause his mother had to under
go an operation. Tiger
Coach Tom Ferrick's wife also
must undergo surgery for a
gall bladder ailment. Longs
comment on his three hits:
I'm finally crawling out Of the
closet" Something's quip
on hearing what happened to
Camilo PaScual Of the Twins
yesterday against the Yankees:
What? He walked two men to
get Mantle!"
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Major Lsosue Box Scores. Pose D-4
Major League stondingS. POss p-5
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bek and issued two walks that
set the stage for Mantle's blast.
It was Mickey'S sixth career
grand-Slam. his eighth home
run Of the year, high in the
league, and gave him % runs
batted in, tops in the majors.
Jim Coates Q-O was the
winner as the second of four
Yankee pitchers. Luis Arroyo
finally saved it, after Kille-
brew's clout off Ryne Duren
leading off the 10th.
No. S for Gentle
An error, a walk and a single
by Johnny Romano broke ur
the tie for Cleveland against
reliever Russ Kemmerer Q-O
Frank Funk won his first with
three innings Of three hit, shut.
out relief. The White Sox scored
their two in the sixth off Mud.
cat Grant on singles by Luil
Aparicio and Nellie Fox, &
double steal, a wild pitch anc
Romano's error.
Evening star., 1961-05-03
By the Associated Press

The Milwaukee Braves, who
started the season looking for
q relief man to complete a
pitching staff headed by War
rem SPAIN, suddenly look in
need of q staff for SPAIN to
head. And If you think that's
a gag, try using it to get
laugh out Of Manager Charlie
Dresser.
The Braves, starting behind
righthanded aces Bob Buhl and
Lew Burdette and a touted
rookie, Don Nottebart, have
been banged for 16 home runs
in a three-game skid-and all
after SPAIN put them on top
in the National League race
with a no-hitter last Friday
night.
After a record-tying, 13-
home run battering in two
games by San Francisco, the
Los Angeles Dodgers picked up
where the Giants left off
against the Braves, walloping
three homerS last night for
an 11-9 victory that plunged
Milwaukee to fifth place.
Pittsburgh breezed into first
place by whipping st. Louis,
60, behind the six-hit pitching
Of Harvey Haddix after the
Chicago Cubs had spilled San
Francisco to second place by
rapping the Giants, ga. Gin
cinnati defeated Philadelphia,
80, in the other MI game.
Frank Howard, John Rose
boro and Tommy Davis homered
for the Dodgers off Nottebart
and losing reliever Ken Mac
Kenzie ODD at Milwaukee.
But it was a six-run seventh
inning-in which the Dodgers
had just two hits, and neither
a homer-that did the job and
left the Braves staff with a
total of 80 runs allowed in three
games.
A bunt single by Willie Davis
started the Dodger outburSt
after the Braves had taken a
6-5 lead in the sixth. Three
walks, an error, Charlie Meals
double and a wild pitch COM
pleted the Dodger comeback for
a cushion that stood off a
three-run Milwaukee rally in
the eighth. Larry Sherry finally
quieted the Braves, who counted
six unearned runs on four
Dodger errors, and saved the
decision for Jim Golden (1-O
Haddix, bouncing back from
q bout with the flu, walked just
one and struck out three fol
his first victory as the Pirates
hung up their fifth success ir
the last six games. Ernie Bro.
Clio, who was 40 against thu
Bucs while winning 81 last sea-
son, lost for the third time IL
four decisions. Rocky Nelson
and Roberto Clemente eacl
drove in two runs, but the Buc
got the only score Haddi1
needed before Broglio faced tn,
third man in the order. Bill
Virdon lined a leadoff doubl,
in the first inning and score'
on Dick Groat's single.
Rookie Billy Williams wa
4-for-4 and drove in five rum
for the Cubs, completing thei
scoring with his first hom,
run--a bases-loaded shot il
the second inning off relieve
Ed Fisher. George Altman
one-on homer had triggered
five-run first against loser Jacl
Sanford u-2). Don Cardwell
winning his third without
loss, blanked the Giants OF
two hits until the ninth. Thel
Evening star., 1961-05-03
By BILL FUCHS
Star Staff Writer

There is hope today that the
Senator'S bats are coming alive.
It is too early for a ticker
tape parade. but that batting
attack the Senators threw at
the league-leading Tigers last
night in Griffith Stadium took
much of the sting away from
6-3 defeat, the clubs 18th loss
in II games.
The 11-hit barrage, which
included two doubles and a sin
gle by Dale Long, two hits in
three official trips by Gene
Woodling and Joe Hicks first
home run, provides a message
Of hope for Righthander Joe
McClain, who will go after his
third victory tonight, His OPP
ponent will be Frank Larry, who
has a 40 record and was a
15-game winner last season.
The natural tendency is to
kiss off a sudden demonstra-
tion Of power. One blue
berry doesn't make a pie.
But that works both ways" I"
says Manager Mickey Vernon.
Neither do those games where
we didn't hit make q season."
Make 1t Interesting
One thing the Senators can
say for themselves. even with
victories coming few and far
between: They do make it in
teresting. Those who predicted
this patched-up ball club would
provide Washington's biggest
setback since the British
burned the Capitol are un-
heard from these days.
you can't let up against
that club" said Manager Bob
Scheffing. whose Tigers needed
last nights victory to keep their
league-leading margin of one
game over the Yankees. "a
break here or there, and they
would've had us. III say one
thing: None of the fans had
any beef coming. They saw a
little of everything tonight
home runs, good pitching, good
fielding"
Tom Sturdivant, who won his
first start last week at Boston,
was the loser. He went 5A
innings and the Tigers got to
him for five hits and five runs.
But his knuckleball was flut-
tering in fairly well and, all
in all, 1t wasn't a bad perform
ance.
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Picture on Pose d.
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later before some Of the fans
learned that Harmon Killebrew
had hit a solo homer for the
home club as 1t scored twice N
the bottom of the inning.
The Yankees overcame an
early two-run deficit on Bill
Skowron's homer in the seventh
off Camilo Pascual. The Cuban
righthander retired the first
two batters in the 10th, then
gave up a double to Tony Ku-
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fans yesterday with a brilliant
3A-length victory in the $16,-
$50 Derby Trial Stakes, setting
q track record of 1::343s for the
mile in walloping eight other
eligibles for Saturdays Ken
lucky Derby.
=. Crozier wore down Califor-
MAS Four-and-Twenty, ridden
by Johnny Longden, during
the final eighth of a mile to
win going away, paying $3.50,
$3.40 and $3.50. Four-and-
Twenty, the 4-to-5 favorite,
returned $3.50 and 1920 and
the faSt-cloSing DR.. Miller $3.50
to show.
Breaks HaSty Roads Mark
Crozier clipped two-fifths of a
second off the record set in 1854
when Hasty Road edged Deter
mine, another California -owned
colt, in the Trial. Determine,
though, came back that Satur-
day to win the Derby.
Alabaman Hooper is the
owner-breeder of Crozier, and
the colts brilliant Derby Trial
victory may have frightened
away a few rivals. The entry
box for Saturdays $125,000-
added classic opens at z am.
tomorrow, and the guess is that
from IL to Is horses may 60.
It certainly didn't scare Jack
Price, a retired Cleveland buSi-
nesSman who owns and trains
Garry Back, probable favorite
for the mile-and-a-q quarter
Derby.
Price quickly pointed out that
Garry Back had beaten Crozier
three times in Florida. The
colt skipped the Derby Trial
but Price was all smiles when
Evening star., 1961-05-03
Elevate Averages

Long and Woodling are sup
posed to be the ones swinging
the big bats for the Senators.
But Long was a .156 hitter
going into last nights game
Evening star., 1961-05-03
BY the Associated Press

Minnesota baseball fans
waited q long time to get a
look at the fabulous New York
Yankees and now they feel
they just as well could have
done without it.
The Yankees made believers
of them in one fell swoop Of
Mickey Mantle's big bat yes
terday and they are ready to
concede that anything said
about the American League
champions must be true.
Mickey hit q 430-foot grand
slam home run with two down
in the 10th inning Of the
opener Of a three-game series
in the Minnesota Twins back
yard to give the Yankees q ga
victory.
1868 Turn Out
The victory enabled the New
Yorkers to remain q game be-
hind the league-leading Tigers,
who beat the Senators. SIS.
Cleveland outlaSted the Chi
cago White Sox, 80, in IL
innings; Kansas City topred
the Boston Red Sox, IA. and
Baltimore edged the Los An
geles Angels. 7-6, on Jim Gen
tiles ninth-inning home run
in other AL activity.
A crowd Of 1860 turned out
to see the Yankees first inva-
sion of Minnesota and par
ticularly to get their first
glimpse of Mantle. When
Mickey connected in the 10th
he not only broke up the ball
game, but emptied the stands
as effectively as a IL o'clock
whistle. 1t was many hours
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Winner = Burning Q-2l. Loser -
Sturdivant Old.
WP-sturdivant. PB-Brown. U
Runge, Drummond, Paparella, Carri-
gan. T--2 :3S. A-,543.
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Stunning Victory
Boosts Crozier's
Hopes for Derby

the horses went under the wire.
I'm even more confident
after watching the outcome of
the Trial." he said. I'VE beat
Crozier three times in Florida
not far-but we won."
1t was the general opinion
that Carry Back would go post
ward Saturday (5:30 EDIT as
the favorite at about 8-5. The
final Caliente future book odds
had him the 3-to-1 co-favorite
with Four-and-Twenty, who
won the Santa Anita Derby.
But the Alberta Ranches star
was deciSively beaten yesterday.
Four-and-Twenty led most
Of the way in the Trial until
Crozier'S late-Stretch run. Gro
Zier, ridden by Braulio Baeza,
caught the leader about an
eighth of a mile out, and that
was the story. Mrs. Ethel D.
Jacobs DR.. Miller was third
by four lengths, but the Derby
is a quarter mile longer. Many
a pace-setting Derby colt has
tossed in the sponge at
the added distance.
Top Three Rate Return
Although nine started in the
Trial, it seems no more than
the top three rate a return en-
gagement. Five Trial winners,
the last being Tim Tam in
1858, came back to grab the
roses. Six who finished second
returned to run off with
Americas greatest thorough
bred show.
Sherluck, owned by Jacob
Sher, won the Blue Grass
Stakes last week at Keeneland,
whipping Flutterby by six
lengths. He is another horse
who can turn on the speed If
necessary. So also is Leonard
P. SaSso's Globemaster, who
led throughout in the Wood
Memorial at Aqueduct April %.
GlobemaSter upset Garry
Back, winning the Wood by
3A lengths in another speed
display. Both Sherlock and
Globemaster passed up the
Derby Trial to await the big one.
Evening star., 1961-05-03

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 8
(AP).-Fred Hooper's Crozier,
the hard-luck horse who lost
three close decisions to Carry
Back, was the talk of Churchill
Downs today after erasing some
Of the queStion-mark status
pinned on him previously.
The fast-finishing 3-year-old
flashed his speed before $500
Picture on Poee d.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-07-14

Mervin Wilkins drops loop on wild one to show the skill thai won him second in total points at the July 8th and 9th rodeo al Sol dotna.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-07-14

Joe Tietjen is joined by his son twho could ride before he could walk as he receives inc National Bank of Alaska Trophy for all around cowboy al Soidotna,s first two-daY rodeo.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-07-14
LOTS OF PARKING AND LOTS OF
Schedule of Events

[ GRAND ENTRY
 BAREBACK PRONG RIDING [ BULL RIDING EXHIBITION Assn. Pres. Chuck Huber on Funny River Red" tThe big red bull ain'f been ridden yeti SADDLE PRONG RIDING Watch for Home Brew. He broke Larry CIendenen's arm last week. | CLOWNS EXHIBITION SADDLING CONTEST
 Awful good time in this event last week [ CREASED PIG CATCHING If you can catch him you can keep him
 CALF HOPING [ Also IT. Calf ribbon event BOOT RACE
 WILD COW MILKING This Funny River ranch stock is really wild = All Around Cowboy Joe Tietjen dropped his loop on one last Sunday only to have ii break his lariat. WILD HORSE RACE [ COWBOY POLO EXHIBITION BARREL RACE
 Mems and Women's Race POLE BENDING
 Mems and Women's Events 6 preearious poles = you'll see some good riding Q WATER CUP RACE
 Ever tried carrying cup of water while riding full tilt? Last week every contestant made if! 1 RODEO WILL CLOSE WITH "A GROUP RIDE OF ALL EN- TRAVIS AND HORSEMEN PRESENT carrying colors 10 marching music.
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STORAGE SPACE
1900 50. IT. in Silver Springs
largest office bldg, or
suitable for printing bust
ness, etc, has access to
freight elevator from
street.
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WELCOME, MD.
WEST 5000
SANDOZ, INC.

PA.-145-A. DAIRY
Modern house: washinston dairy
Prics: SCI 900; 5000 down. .AH0
w. VA. ass A.-Dairy
. modern houses, 3 modern block
dairy and stock barns, sii neces.
sary outhldgs, all have running
water, The land lies level and
beautiful. Along Route SO for
mi. close to town. Price, S66, 900,
100000 down. WIN sell all ma.
chinery and equipment extra.
Selling due TO Ill health.
MD. 1904. DAIRY
Milkins, 60 coys, Soo-gsl, Wilson
tank tan ,. new; ,, iS.sssll milking par.
buildings, running water. lO-room
modern house. Groom tenant
house. Land lays level to rolling,
along dual Rte. 40, west Of Han
cock. AL buildinss painted alike.
Can see all Of farm from hwy
All fenced. and can handle 1875
head dairy cows: $4,000 down
Selling due to health.
w. VA. -ORCHARD
OUC 4NNACos ANNCA w EsDVu
ample trees. nicely pruned; plenty
Of water: should produce 35, 600
bushels. plenty Of good equipment,
2 tractors. speed sprayeF, trucks,
boxes and other equipment. s-rm.
house, bath, 2 tenant houses
Price, $4,000: $4,000 down.
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. 7-S112; Ewes, LA. 6-S9As
Sat, Sun. 3O1-Ex. 6-5l30
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY--15a
acres, 100 open. Part Of open
land now used for nursery stock
Good frontage on blacktop road
7-acre lake: old house II poor
condition; huge barn; good stream
Through property. Priced OF $3.50
per acre.
FREDERICKSBURG (vA.) AREA
Farm, hunt. fish, or retire on this
207-acre farm with excellent re-
modelled 6-rm. land bath Colonial
home, Just 40 minis. from Alex.
Barn, outbldgs.. shade and fruit
trees. Good soil, springs, and
streams. Make this an outstand-
Ing buy at only $1S,500. = W.
BERENS, INC, IA. 4.5220; II no
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FARMS
Beautiful, Well-Kept
Productive Dairy Farm

Underpriced! You'll be Q proud
owner; S24. 900 income reported
last VI; the residence Is an old
beautifully restored, split.ievel loa
bldg. with s rms, 4 fireplacest
bath, cleo. phone and 8 porches;
In Al repair; sweeping lawn with
numerous shade trees, flowers,
shrubs and lockwood lined walks;
grade "a" barn 40xSQ. well equip
mil . ria:, large loaii Ming, barn barn
age; new i4xsS concrete stavs
poultry house; 100 acres. almost
all tiliable: approx. IS apple and
peach trees; on hwy. 2 mi. q
town, rs nina. 20 smart city anc
smuserneEte; $as, 600. G. G. Funk.
houser, GTH0UT REALTY. Whits
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VIRGINIA FARMS

VIRGINIA FARMS
VA. Horse country
Modern. rambler. on beautiful
handicapped 90 acres. 3 hedrms.. 2
full baths. den, liv, rm. with fire
p r moo ss,,. equip, III: large din, din;
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trees and stream. $4,000, sub.
stantial cash.
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE on $50 fertile
acres, $4,000 yearly income. with
out spending q penny: S0-acre bot
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remodeled this year, soft. liv. nm.
wIfirepl.. 2 picture Windows with
view Of Blue Ridge. 4 bedrms,, 2
baths; oil h.-w. h., bsrat., fruit
cellar. etc. A wonderful place "a
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Come 6oo in see photos. PSiced
HISTORIC SOLID BRICK, wide
bedrms. liz baths, fuil bsmt.,
new oil INV n. 9 firepls. Nearly re.
stored. needs redec. TO make 1t a
which 100 are rich. river bottom
land, balance gently rolling, fine
orchards, tenant house and barns
Rock bottom price, $4,000.
FINE VA, ESTATE - Masniiicent
older 9-rni. Colonial home with
4-acre lawn and seorgeous trees.
2s2 rich acres with 1.6 mi, road
frontage. Also mod. stone rambler
with 6 rms. and 2 haths, tenant
house, many farm bldgs,, incl. 2
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lcoNTiNuEnI

BEAUTIFUL lse.. brick rambler. 9
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$4S, 900, Brokers protected. 5 sd-
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

0SO i 11Ekt4N GNA<A1t L 4SA4ND
1. Bayfront; wide. sandy beach
suitable for large family or live
in one unit and rent one fol
$65 week: many attractive
features; $12.500.
2, 5SS acres, over 0 mile Of river
front; 2 creeks, sandy beach;
174S brick home, 10 rms,
baths, oil heat, wide screened
brick floored porches; most at
tractive; fine barns, 2 tenant
houses; all fiat fields; 2O-acre
tobacco allotment: suitable for
development.
8. Brick and stucco home over
looking Chesapeake Bay; 7-rm.,
ranch-type; fireplace, refriger-
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drier; basement. oil heat; gear
attached garage; $4,000.
1. Waterfront farm; ia miles
waterfront, 49, acres; interest
ing substantial early brick home.
IL rms, bath, basement; numer-
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cattle, tobacco, marina; oyster
beds planted in creek; $4,000.
Lots on bay, river and creek. We
will try and fill your REQUIRE
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AGENCY CORP.
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poolesville, Nd.

WI. s-p22s o. so1-DI. $500
CORNER LOT for doctor or den-
fist, New Hampshire ct Dtlgton
Yd., silver spring, Nd: 1900.
HJkPHRiEg PROP. 10. S.1e43;
eyes,, VIII. 2-201s.
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SOUTHERN Maryland

PRINCE FREDERICK ~ 70.acre
farm with attractive e-rm. clap
beard house: tenant house, tobacco
barn, 6-aere allotment. Only
S16,500.
OWINGS--Grand big house with
ali eonvenieness; large yard; M
S.y, only rs mi. TO D. c.: $500.
e. Steuart. Vaughan
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone 1891
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FINE OLD ESTATE

Only IS Minis. from city. in rolling
plantation with original stone main
dwelling, expeTtly restored; brick
and log slave charters; In an I'm
pfessiye setting. Wen equipped
farm bldgs, good. fences. streams,
tenant houses--for an efficient
cattle or horse farm.
Can MRS. Adams, Atlas 1886, OF
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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

/. Chesapeake Bays new modern
frame homes. choice of . or !
bedrms., nice modern kitchens
ample closet space; Handicapped
wonderful view: an excellent buy
Q. Cedarhurst-Modern 6-rm. brick
home: ia baths, fireplace, car.
port. garage: 8 large lots; $4,000
REALTY AGENCY CORP
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Phone University 7-S006; II nc
answer call Prince Frederick 10S
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about 40 acres clear land: I lge,
barn: about 20 mi. from b. C
Full price, $l6,960, terms.
FnTmette, over an acre: new B.
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$1,000 cash down.
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stream, good Term, house, modern
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Pm. Alex. TE. 6-4131. COOK
A0'Y.. Louisa, We.
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mo-, incl. tenant house and stream
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ARLINGTON PLANTATION" mr.
Princess Anne. Brick house
(1740) on tidal creek In grove 81
large pecans, expresses, has
rooms. ~ baths: two big fFamS
houses with convenience: quar-.
ters, barns, sheds: 1918 aeres,
54S ttliable, 80 marsh. $50 tim.
MANoK1N-Attraetise white fran.
bouse, liv. rm., lib, din. rm-
kits powder rn. on LIST. & bedrms,
bath on I'd: 81 acres. IL open,
balance timber. Real good bus
wicoiITcoS, RIVER -, LuxuriOu,
brick. contemporary house on
broad water: 26x3O e. living Rni.
family rm., superb kitchen,
hedrns.. 3 marble baths: garage;
guest room and bath: magniflceni
setting; 5000 It: on river: EOS
acres with airstriD and complies
wEsTovER-6o-acrs farm. " nj
on crisiield hwy. Nice S-rm
house; all eonvenienees: S13.5OO
BIG ANNEMES&EX RHVER-l7(
acres; timber investment or re.
treat; deer. ducks. birds, upland
game fishing.
z. Steuart Vaughan
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone 1872
or Jackson Lee Cook. Manokin
Md. Phone Princess Anne 0S3.M-1