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Evening star., 1961-08-28
PITTSBURGH
CHICAGO

Totals 4l61SS Totals 3457 -
a-Ran for Banks in 5th; Doubled
for Mclean in 9TH; c-Safe on fielder's
choice for Leppert in 9th; d-Safe on
error for Shantz in 9th; e-Ran for Bur
CESS in 9th; f. Flied out for Christopher
in 9TH
Chicago ................... 022 900 7oo-6
Pittsburgh ................ oil 900 l02-S
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PIRATES, IS; CUBS, 3-e
- First Game
CHICAGO PTTTSBURGH

E-Mazeroski, Zimmer, Groat. PO-A-
Chicago PAIL. Pittsburgh I'LL. DPS
to, Zimmer and Rodgers. LOB Chicago
?. Pittsburgh 10. 3B Williams. HR
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HIGH DEFENSE third at mile for S1,50C
and meets lesser opposition here. PULIAN0 will battle
to the wire. SEE SEE B. rates chance.
) pounds pounds apprentice allowance.
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land az chicago po' 27.TC LoBCcIeveisnd
II, Chicago ]. 2B Severs. ROseIli. Pizar-
rO, Robinson, AsprOmonte 3B - Power.
HR Smith, Sievers. SB Minoso, APP
aTciO,
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JOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS
At Shenandoah
Scratches Have Been Delsted

Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 7,l5 PM tEDTI
FIRST RACE-Purss, 900; maiden 4-year-oIds: SIa
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TEXAS LEAGUE
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
EASTERN LEAGUE
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

w L. Pct W L. Pct
Aville so ~ $50 C'lston SO 81 ,5O4
k,xvills 50 81 .54s P,t'm'th So "a 492
c Clmbis 81 SO ,516 Chlotte 55 "a 425
Charlotte. s, Asheville, 3-3.
Greenville at Charleston ~ rain.
Jacksonville, 5-1 Columbus, 1-5.
Knoxville, 6. Portsmouth, 2.
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CARDINALS, s; GIANTS, Q

SAN FRANCISCO ST. LOUIS
abrhbi alb b
Am no 2b 4 o Javier 2b 40 0
Davenp't 3b 4 o Cun'ham ri 81 {
McCOvey lb 4 0 ! White lb ! }
Mays Ct 30l Boyer 3b A :
Cepeda rf 3 90 0 MuSial II l2C
F. AlOu If 3 0 SawatSki 20
OrSinO 30 ! o aTaussig If 5000
Pagan IS 5000 Flood CT Al Il
MaTiChal z o 0 0 Gram'as IS 3 o
bkuenn 0 20 0 jackson p 0 0
LeMay 5000
Totals 30 % o Totals 346
Ran for Musial in 7th; b-StrucE
out lOr Marichal in 9th.
San Francisco ............. 900 900 OOO-C
st. Louis ..... ......-....-.. ITO O0l 30N Il
f None. PO.A-S San Francisco 2A.1I
st. Louis III. LOB San Francisco 4
ST. Louis 8. 2B Orsino. Cunningham
White, Musial, Flood. 3B Flood. HR-
Boyer.
! MaEichal In,si H. 1'-0 y 8 8 Z
Jackson cw, lo.0 ) 9 Q /
U Secory, sudol, Donatelli, Venzon
T-2:20. A-23,499.
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JF CFNUHHN a

WELL LEARNED lust missed at six furlongs and
should lead all the in this shorter sprint. RE-
STRAINED will battle to the wire. HASTY SALUTE
should be in the
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WHITE SoX, l0-9;
INDIANS, 6-3
mi ma mn Cleveland
400 Io3 7ox-s Chicago
100 002 OIL Z
700 OO6 70N-l0

a-POpped out Tor Funk / nBth; b
Grounded out for Allen in 9th.
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REDS, 6-8; DODGERS, So
First Game
T@EU --.. :

TWEdTN D W } TUEdTs y o
Ran for Snider in Th; Forced
runner for ROsebOro in 7th; c-Struck
out for Henry in 7th; Purposely
passed for Edwards in 9th; Doubled
or Brosnan in 9th
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MINOR LEAGUE
PACIFIC COAST LTAGUE

w. L. Pet. W. L. Pct.
Tacoma IS 81 .6:i3 Hawaii "a rs .457
Seattle q So ,56S sp'k'ne 81 IS 449
van'cer 1S 50 $50 P'land 81 76 .445
S. Diego "a rs .46O S. Lake IS so 400
San DIEGO, 81: Hawaii, l-2.
Seattle. lib: Portland, 50.
Salt Lake, 6-6: Tacoma, is.
Spokane, =, Vancouver, T.
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E Minoso, Martin, Aparicio. POA o.
Cleveland 2A-l0, Chicago 27-s. LOB Cleve
land S, Chicago s. 2B PiersalI, Nieman,
Robinson, SieVers, MinosO, Temple. 3B
Kirkland, Robinson. HR Grant, Kirkland.
CT
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, HBP By Mclean Banks, Rodgers
U-Pelekoudas, Conlan, Burkhau, Stein
er. t -2:4A. A-lS,A7l.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus, l-6; Jersey City 3-5.
Buffalo. 1876: Toronto, -
Rochester, 3-l4; Syracuse, SO.
Richmond, 4-6: Charleston. 81.
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Struck out for Latman in 7th; b
Grounded out for FranCOna in 9TH; C
Ran for Sievers in 7th; d Struck out for
Daley in 9th.
Cleveland ................. 900 200 oOl-3
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. 900 o72 4lx-s
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Racing Results
Belmont
BY the Assocla ted Press

BY the Associate ted Press
lst---S3,SO0; Gins, mdn %-yr., fur.
BuC Fever tArcaro) $3.50 1910 8 .OO
MIR. Melvin CUsseryl 40 S.SO
Dsrndaren Nelson 84O
linda Amlel, Hello Uncle, Belfry
At Douvai, Grecian Dancer, Jersbozz
Arctic Sweep. Temporal Fleet Runner.
Time 1:l3. Field.
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SECOND EAcE-Pur.e, $1,000; claiming 'srsOU;

. SHOOT TO KILL finished second when favored
his last bnt faces particularly poor field here.
SKINNY DIP drops from SI,5OO and is the principal
rival. GOLD FILlGREE rates chance.
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SIXTH RAGEMEu5ss $1,000; claiming sIeOO:

MISS GINoMEL finished third In her last in a
good effort and gets the vote GALLANT HOSTESS
Is due for improvement. MOONVHLE won her last
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les, Forman. T 40.
Second Game
MILWAUKEE

E-None PO-A- Milwaukee 24-ll, Phil
adelphia I'LL. DIP -Mahaffey and De-
meter; Buhl, Mcmillan and Adcock LOB
Milwaukee 4, Philadelphia l. 2B-Aaron
Covington, c. Smith 3B -Maye, Callison.
HR-Gonzalez. S-Dalrymple. SF-Gonz-
ZleZ.
Up HR Err BIB so
Buhl Il. 9-lo) 3
Cloninger z 2
Malay CW, e-ID 2 o 0
U Boggess, Landes, Forman, German.
T-2:35. A-9,263
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BEST BET-OUR CHOICE-SEVENTH RACE

OCh CHOICE had plenty Of speed for $1,000 at a
mile distance and should Outrun this field. EDNA G.
won earlier for $1,000. RUSTY KEY has been second
in his last
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JUMPALONG was third in his only start and
should improve AGAINST weak field. FAIRY WORTH
looks like the beat. WAR-ROUNDY is better
than his last
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2-ye dS. fuFIon

QUEST DAY finished fourth in his only ard
looks best of these 2-year-Olds. Sis LOU for
= top BILLY T. might upset.
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Yastrzemski L. Thomas, Hoppe. PO
= ABoston 24-l2. Los Angeles 27-i6. DIP
Malone, Schilling and Runnels; G..
Thomas. Bridges and L. Thomas Bridges
Hoppe and L. Thomas. LOB Boston 6,
Los Angeles q Yastrzemski, Hunt,
L. Thomas, Schilling. 3B Bridges. HR
Green, Hardy. S-Grba. ST -Sadowski.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Holden, ChiIcotte
Take Honors in
DGA2-Mun PIuy

Charles Holden, III, and
Harold Chilcotte of Belle Haven,
with a net 1872, won the District
Golf Association annual two
man handicap golf tournament
yesterday at Kenwood.
There was a tie for second
between c. P. Rhodes and Bill
Schmidt of the home club, and
Stanley Thompson and Arthur
Kellar of Court House with 1874.
In fourth place was the team
of Henry Warner and Chuck
Shaw of Belle Haven with 1876.
At 1871 were three teams. AL
Tucci and John Dunn Of Ken
wood, George Winkler and Fred
Waller of Court House. and Bob
Chandler and Ted Rutley of
Kenwood.
Tom Mcnamara and T. N.
Roberts of Prince Georges had
1873 and finishing the prize list
at 139 we're three teams, Chester
Ciomei and Jerry Looney of
Prince Georges. Bill Burns and
Bob Matera, also of Prince
Georges, and DR.. Mike Oliveri
and DR.. Robert Cross of Ken
wood.
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Win 0verDe|
PutsFroehIinq
In Net Finals

HAVERFORD, Pa, July 20
(AP).-Frank Froehling has
emerged from the SD Pennsyl-
vania Lawn Tennis champion
ships as a contender for a posi-
ton on the United States Davis
Cup team.
Nineteen-year-old Froehling.
who wasn't even seeded in the
tournament, beat his way to
the finals yesterday by defeat
ing Donald Dell of Bethesda,
Md, Ga, Ga, rs, under a
hail of cannonball serves.
Froehling, a sophomore at
Trinity College, San Antonio,
Tex, served a total Of 13 aces
against Dell, runnerup for the
Clay Court championship. He
broke Dell's service once in
each of the first two sets. but
had to come from IA to win
the third set.
Froehling'S opponent in to-
morrow's final round will be
determined by today's match
between Jon Douglas Of Santa
Monica, Calf, and Jack Frost
of Monterey, Calf, both STAN
ford University graduates.
Billie Jean Moffit, top-seeded
American from Long Beach,
Calf, and Justina Bricka of
St. Louis, who was not ranked,
play for the women's title to-
day. Miss Bricka beat Miss
Moffit at Forest Hills two
years ago, but Miss Moffit
turned the tables this year, at
Wimbledon.
Miss Bricka beat the top
seeded foreign entry, Edda
Buding, the German champion,
90, 60, yesterday. Miss Moi
fit defeated Gweneth Thomas
of Shaker Heights, Ohio, "a
6-3.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Judge Rejects
NFL Plea for
Package TV

PHILADELPHIA, July 90
(AP).-A federal judge has
ruled that the National Football
League cannot have a contract
with the Columbia Broadcasting
System. but a league spokesman
says road games will be tele-
vised this fall as before.
Judge Allan K. Grim, basing
his decision on a 1858 ruling
that a single league TV con-
tract for all teams violated the
antitrust laws, held that the
NILS new $9.3 million, two
year contract with CHS is il
legal.
The ruling followed two days
Of testimony in which NIL
Commissioner Pete Rozelle said
that. unless the package deal
was approved, half Of the
leagues IA teams would be
without TV in 1962-"an eco
nomic disaster for the league. "
NFL clubs will have to nego-
tiate individually for TV con-
tracts unless Grim's denial is
upset by q higher court.
Rozelle declined to comment
until he has q chance to study
the decision.
However, another NFL
spokesman said league games
will be televised this fall the
same way they were last sea-
son, when 10 games we're on
CHS, two on the National
BroadcaSting Co. network, and
one on an independent sports
network. The new Minnesota
entry is expected to be on CHS
The spokesman added thai
Grim's denial of the NFL ap.
peal to reconsider his previous
decision was based on evidence
eight years old, and not or
current issues. The previous
decision banned package con-
tract-single circuit TV or
grounds that it eliminated
competition among the team'
and controlled prices.
Grim also rejected a second
NFL appeal to wait until Dec
81 to have a full hearing OF
whether his earlier decision
should be modified.
Before the ruling, William
MacPhail, CHS vice presiden
in charge of sports, testified
that his network would b,
forced to drop all but threO
teams in 1862 unless the pack
age deal were approved.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Doll Baby, Pennington Gain
Second Round in Polo PIuy

Farmington's attack with six
goals.
Four tournment are schedu-
led tomorrow afternoon and
evening at the Potomac arena.
Potomac No. 2 team meets
Winchester at 4::30, followed by
the Goose Greek Ramblers VS..
Potomac No. 3 team.
The second Goose Greek squad
meets Warrenton at 8 pm. and
Stoney Greek of Maryland
plays Brandywine No. 2 team
in the nightcap.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

Doll Baby Polo Club and
Pennington moved into the
second round of the Sherman
Memorial five-goal polo tourn-
ament last night in Spectacu-
lar games at the Potomac Polo
Club arena.
Doll Baby defeated the OK
ford Royals, one of two teams
entered by the Brandywine
Polo Club, lilo, in a sudden
death period after the Mary
land players made a brilliant
comeback in the fourth chukker
to rack up four goals and tie
the match at 1910.
Fourteen year-old Mark
Cunningham Of Doll Baby was
top man Of his squad with four
goals, two Of them made in the
crucial fourth chukker, when
his fathers third score of the
game and a pony goal brought
the Jamestown MD trio back
into contention.
Starting with q one-goal
handicap in their favor, the
Marylanders took an early lead
but gave way to the Royals
furious attack in the second
and third chukkers.
Pennington, 1860 finalist in
the Sherman Memorial and
strongly favored over Belvoir
Polo Clubs combination, was
held to the short end Of q
4-3 score during the first hall
of its match. In the third peri
cd the Charlottesville horsemen
broke loose for a run of six
goals and added three more ir
the final chukker to swamp
Col. Jack Shirley's squad. Will
Parish, former University oi
Virginia polo captain, lee
Evening star., 1961-07-29
So Wins Low Net
In Court House Golf

Mrs. F. D. Swart of the host
Court House Club and hel
guest, Mrs. F. T. Farnsworth
of Westbriar. captured low net
honors with SO yesterday in the
member-guest best ball gol1
tournament at Court House.
Tied for second low net hon.
ors at "a were Mrs. r. C. Nor.
ris of Court House and Mrs
Robert Morgan of Belle Haven
and Mrs. j. M. Greed of Court
House and Mrs. Richard Aller-
ton of Belle Haven.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Mrs. Dorsey Wins
Pie-Plute Tourney

Mrs. George Dorsey yester-
day won Manor Clubs Pie
Plate tournament with 10-up
to par. 1t was the first time
she had broken 100. Low gross
was won by Mrs. Doris Co.'S
tello with an SO.
On the Harry Pitt course,
Mrs. Grace Curry won with
Sup to par. Low gross went to
Mrs. Louise Ellerton with a A..
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Low Gross Won
By Mrs. Lady

Mrs. H. r. Lady's II cap
tured low gross honors and
Mrs. Edward Rawson's 91-36-
SIS resulted in the low net score
as women golfers completed
play yesterday in the annual
Dennis Bowl tournament at the
Washington Golf and Country
Club.
Mrs. c. L. Burton's 81 cap
tured second low net honors
after she had posted SO and
took advantage of a Is handi-
cap.
Evening star., 1961-07-29

The teams battled to q 6-6
deadlock when darkness halted
their operations on the Ellipse
Yesterday after seven innings.
Federal Storage tied the ball
game in the bottom of the sew
enth when pitcher Skip Vance
tripled and came home on .
sacrifice fly.
Silver Hill Ol0 O01 IS o
I Fed. STORAGE 600 Ola l-6 4 8
Thompson and Dobson; Davis, Vance
90 and Hayworth.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Federal Storage,
Silver Hill Bottle
To 6-6 Stundoff
Washington, D. c.
Soturdoy, July 2e. 1861

The outcome of last nights
Federal Storage-Silver Hill In
dustrial League baseball game
will have to be decided at a
later date.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE


Syracuse, A; Charleston, 2-15.
Columbus. 2; Buffalo, !.
Toronto, 10; Richmond, 5.
Rochester, 3; Jersey l.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Chattanooga, 6; Mobile 90
Little Rock, 8; BIRMINGHAM. /.
Macon, IL; Shreveport, 2.
Atlanta at Nashville, postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha. 3-2: Louisville. 81.
Denver, z: Indianapolis. 3.
Houston, 10; Dallas-Fort Worth, 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Asheville. 1913: Jacksonville. d
l2 Second 10 innings).
Greenville, a; Charlotte. Ola.
Columbia. 5: Knoxville, 4 90 In
Portsmouth. 4: Charleston, /
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle. ); Tacoma. 4.
San DIEGO. 3, Vancouver, I.
Spokane. 5; Salt Lake City. ].
Hawaii, Z; Portland 6.
PAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
(Texss-Mexican Leagues
Amarillo, 16; Poza Rica. 0.
Victoria, 4; Pueblo, 3
San Antonio, Z: Mexico City Tigers, 0,
Ardmore, 4; Veracruz, o.
Austin. 4 Monterrey, 3.
Tulsa, 6: Mexico City Reds, 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE
williamsport, 3-5: Reading, 2-3.
Binshampton, Z; Johnstown. 4.
Springfield 10; Lancaster, 5.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
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Evening star., 1961-07-29
Shenandoah Downs
Scratches

Chin was, Easerlee, Baritone Bob
Pinfeather.
2-Debs Choice, Heat Flame. General
Darke, Vincere.
3-Nirapal.
6-Mr. T. g., Miss Visitor.
9-Simon The Bold.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
2Area Golfers
Star in ProAm

HAGERSTOWN. Md, July
90 (AP). - Lloyd Kelley of
Manor Country Club and Har-
ry Griesmer of Bethesda gave
the Washington area a couple
of winners yesterday in the
weekly Middle Atlantic pro-am
golf tournament at Fountain
Head.
Kelley was one Of three tied
for first place in the pro sweep
stakes with Co. The others
were Dick Mullen of Beaver
Greek in HagerStown and Bill
BaSsler of Rolling Road in
Baltimore.
| Griesmer teamed with Rick
McAuliffe to take the pro-am
best ball division with a 60.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
San FPancisrS
Philadelphia
90 900 S0O-e
3ol olo COOS

E-Dalrymple, Walls. Po-A- San Fran
cisco I-li' Philadelphia D-e. DP-Mc'
rera, Amaro Herrera. LOB San
Francisco 8, Pr telphia 5. 2B-Daver
port, Pagan, arc, Amalfitano, Mays.
R- -Covingt0. a. SB- Gonzalez. S-Ma.
haffev M Al0u
Evening star., 1961-07-29
TWINS, 4; TIGERS, 3

Totals u n Totals q }
a-Homered for Roarke In 9TH; b.
Walked for Foytack in 9TH; Gran for
Osborne in 9TH; d-Hit into force play
for Fernandez in 9TH.
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. 0ol 0ol 00l- J
E-McAuliffe. PO-A-M Minnesota 27-l6,
Detroit H-ll. DIP P-Versalles, Lepcio and
Killebrew; Ramos, Versailles and kille-
nesota 2, Detroit 7. 2B-Roarke. HR-
Allison z, Bruton. Maxwell. SB-Fernan-
deZ, Bruton.
R n \ Err BIB so
Ramos w, 9-lO e2-3 Q J
Moore .-..-..... l-3 0 Q
Foytack Il, 80 2 ;
U-Rice, Schwarts, Napp, Stevens.
T-2:lq. A-3S,o34.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
GIANTS, S-3; PILLS. s.
OFirSt Camel

Allied out for o'DeIl in 9Th; bran
for Bailey in 9Th; c-Batted for Zanni
in 7th; at plate when Pagan was thrown
out on attempted steal; d-Struck out for
BaIdschun in 9TH; e-Grounded out for
Mallkmus in 9th.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Cincinnati, 4: Chicago, 3.
Los Angeles, 6; Pittsburgh, 4.
San Francisco, s-3; Philadel-
phia, 5-4.
St. Louis, 6; Milwaukee, 2.
Evening star., 1961-07-29

TODAYS GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS
Angeles at Pittsburgh $3.50 VS. Haddix 6-5
ST. Louis at Mwaukee-Brogiio (7-9) VS.. Buhl 7-8).
Cincinnati at Chicago-Jsy 04-5) vs. Curtis t6-5).
Francisco at Philadelphia nghoDe 44 VS. Ferrarese
Evening star., 1961-07-29
CARDS, 6; BRAVES. z

Totals A6S6 Totals IS
a-Struck out for Hendley in 5th; b.
Struck out for Cloninger in 7th; Gran
for Olivares in sth; d-Forced runner
for Mcmillan in 9TH.
81. Louis ...........,....' w wy I'VE
Milwaukee ............... olo 100 WV
E-Javier, Boiling, Adcock. P0-A-St.
Louis 27-l0. Milwaukee T-le. DP-Mc-
MILAN, Boiling and Adcock; Mathews.
Boiling and Adcock z. LOB-St. Louis 5,
Milwaukee 8. 2B-White. 3B-Boyer. HR -
Aaron. SB Lillis, Javier.
R II r Err BIB so
HsaSisV 4sseHsV &. &. S S ? 81 I : !
Cloninger ...... 9
|. WP-C -Cloninger. Balk CIonlnger. u
Boggess, Landes, Forman, German. T.
2:H. A-ls,8ss.
Evening star., 1961-07-29

Games Tomorrow
Cincinnati at Chicago (2).
st. Louis at Milwaukee (2).
San Francisco at Philadelphia.
Los Angeles at Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1961-07-29

2I-FT. OWENS EXPRESS out6oard,
5O-h.p. Johnson electric, galley. head.
sleeps .. Excel. cond. $1,000. Pier
KE. Cj-9770.
Evening star., 1961-07-29

U-Smith, Soar, Mckinley, Chyisk. T
259. A-lS,3ll..
Evening star., 1961-07-29

speedometerS, starters. windshield
wipers RUELL'S SERVICE, SI1 10th
ST n W ME R-h7rR
Evening star., 1961-07-29

SACRIFICE 1860 sCoTTIE CRAFT.
40-h.p. Trailer, S400 accessories,
Used 80 hrs. Asking $1,000 or reas,
offer DU. 2-5150, 9 a.m.-5 Pm
Evening star., 1961-07-29

x-Faced 3 batters in 7th.
WP-S Schaffernoth. u Runge, Carrigar
Drummond, Paparella. T-2:A. A-ll,621
Evening star., 1961-07-29

x-Pitched to one batter in 9th.
HBP-By O'Toole CWilliamO. U-Bar
lick, Jackowsli, Vargo, Crawford. T
$50. A-6,39l.
Evening star., 1961-07-29

NEW 2O-ft. outboard cabin cruiser;
Philippine mahog.: can be seen at
56lS Lee hwy, Arl.; S1295. JE.
Evening star., 1961-06-24
APARTMENTS WANTED
A-N THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
SotUrdGy, June n, 1861

MARRIED CPL. WITH 3 CHILDREN
WOULD LIKE TO RENT 3-bedrm.
furn. apt. or house in Wash. Md.
area. ia. 9-S993.
Evening star., 1961-06-24
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

KENSINGTON, Parkwood = 3-bed.
I'm. rambler, $4,000. ~ baths,
6-2sS2.
KENSINGTON = 3-b.r, IH-bath
bi-level: rec. rm., pan, den, COW
cred patio. S22.500. WI. 6-2056.
KENSINGTON-Unusual value At
S21,S90 (firm) due to owner re.
locating. Assume high GI loan,
Excel. cond.. 1-yr.-ol brick ram
bier; plaster, bedrms., 9 baths;
oelightfully muraled daylight rec,
rm., Washer-drier, air conditioner,
etc. Nr. schools. Quick occupancy.
OWNER SALE. VIII. 6-S476, 112O0
Woodson ave.
iKENSINGTON-Enjoy close-in COM
yenience: sparkling brick rambler.
3 bedrms., Ia baths, bsmt. Hurry
on this one. S1S,95o.
YOUNk1N q CO., 10. 1902 TIL 9
KENSINGTON-SI3,50O FHA, S45O
down; 2 -bedrm. brk. rambler: walk
70 school. transp. and shops: scr.
porch. BOGLEY'S, LO. 5-3434.
MASS. AVE. AREA = Unusually
charming brick rambler on Inn
posing setting: 24-ft. liv. rm. with
Ilrepl., formal din. rm., complete.
- ~NSAk. 49, y SNAh~olLCQ DCus
rms, Ia baths, garage; no bsmt.
but plenty of storage; immediate
possession; S22,950. KORZEN-
DORFER, REALTOR, OIL. 4-sl11
MASS. AVE. AREA-Air cond., Ice.
din. rm., liv. rrn., kit. with break
fast space, 3 bedrms., IL baths
on 1st floor. 45-ft. dormitory room
and full bath on 2nd floor. Bsmt.
fully tiled. built-in garage; S34,.
700. STOEVER-HAWLEY CO.; OIL,
6-7321; ewes. EN-. 3-4764.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-We have
several brand-new homes in this
exceptional area, priced in mid
3Os., 4-bedrm., 2a-bath plans in
ramblers and 2 stories: / and Q
car garages. Don't fail to see
today. EN-. 2-S206. DISTRICT.
MARYLAND REALTY, INC. Ewes,
OIL. 6-1650.
MASS. AVE. EXT, Woodacres-3
bedrms., 2h baths, den, paneled
rec. nm, patio with brick barbe-
cue CLOS Wynwood I'd, OIL. a.
0S27. Open Sat. and Sun. 2-6.
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81. BERNADETTE'S PARISH-At-
tention doctors. Lovely stone Cape
Cod, 8 bedrms., 2h baths, liv. rm.,
famlly-size din. rm.. kit. and di-
nette, ftreplaces. scr. porch, ga
rage; S25, 800. DR.: Univ. blvd.
to lO1 Williamsburg drive.
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GATTHERSBURG - Nice 3-bedrm.
rambler with .carport, firepl.. full
bsmt., wooded lot. excel, established
loan. Only $17,500.
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ARLINGTON, n. = Lease outright
or with option TO buy. Ideal for
the executive type with a lot Of
entertaining TO do. 4 and s bed
prestige location; 1925 and $3.50
ner month; Ia. 4-S2SS
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ARL.; 1921 s, 3rd st.-2-bedroom
brick: sep. din. rm., bsmt.; conV.
to PentagOn. ia 7-S45fi.
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- 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with large rooms, base
Inent partially above ground. Close
to new Bureau of Standards;
$21,500
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HOUSES UNEuRN. TO RENT HOUSES uMEUEE, 70 RENT
(coNTINUED)

ANNANDALE AREA-I5 min. to
Pentagon: 3-bedrm. brk. rambler;
hv.. rm: with firepl.. elec. kit.
with dishwaSh. and disp,, full
bsmt.; swim. pool priv. Avail.
immed.: S125 mo. JE. 2-1449.
ANNANDALE-4 bedrms., 2 baths,
big rec. rm., nice modern kitchen,
sep. din. rm., 2 firepls.; this home
is in a convenient area; $l75 mo-,
with minimum 2-year lease. 4
CORNERS REALTY, INC, JE. g.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

BEST BUY, only S10.5O0. 1900
block Of Franklin st. ne; rms,
2 kits, 2 tile baths. La. 6-4044.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.M.
CONTINUED

GE0RGETOWN-substantial Town
house, smartest address, East Wis.
1st-time sale 30 yrs: new fur
mace, 3lz new baths: will COM
plete with your finishing touches.
OWNER, HU. 3-9396. NO. 7-0695.
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70 Pentagon. ia. 7-S456.
ARL. N, S10O-2 bedrnis., liv. rm.
WHIP: fen. yd., nr. schls.; air
cond. II desired. KE. $4,000.
ARL., M bedrms., 2Ba baths,
nice din. rm., mod, kit, bsmt.,
garage. porch: SI45: 2SI7 1st I'd.
No. ACME. la 2-1Ao1
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KENSNGTON, Parkwood = 3-bed.
rm. rambler, $4,000. III BATH,
rec. I'M. and 4th bedrm. WI.