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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06
D-l0 THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. c.
Thursday, December 6, 1867
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(cONTlNUeDl

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick ram
pler, freed lot, cenJr. &C, Extras
$4,000. down will buy this FAA
apr, home. HOWARD r. scHA-
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AP. 7-7774 AP. 7-2I75

PARK, HOllywood-Brk.
top 10 bottom. 3-bedrm, rambler,
large kit. full .bsmt, with finished
rec. rm. and bar, Well-shrubbed.
level lot with shade trees, walking
distance 70 everything. OF or FLA
terms. $4,000.
JOHN II. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-O5o0
COLLEGE PARK-EAsY AS les
10 buy this 4-bedrm. Cape. $4,000.
g49-7770, ToWNHoUsE PROP.
No down VA. $500 On. FLA, Pay.
ments less than rent. walking
distance to bus service. parochiai,
public schools and shopping. Alu.
minum siding, air-cond., fenced
lot. auto. washer. Exceptionally
clean. Ready 10 move in.
STAN RIDdEWAY REALTY
RE. 6-3B3g OPEN TIL &
DISTRICT HEIGHTS-sI6,NbO. 4.
bedrm. brk Cane cod, firepl.. sep.
din. rm. den, 500 DIN. Call Mrs.
Jobe, 5S4-U7nI.
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. 6-54oO
DISTRICT HEIGHTS = $4,000,
3-bedrm. brick, large trees. $500
down or no down OIL,
JOHN r. WEBSTER. RE. 6-b4OO
CT. NO DOWN PAYMENT on this
2-bedrm. rambler with patio.
than rent at $50. Call I'll 8 pm.
WA. 7.s90O, ROBERT s. DAVIS
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L II .. LIE LEWIS Wis 94e-4S3O

SILVER sPRING-starter or re-
tirement home. 2-bedrm. brick
Cape cod. close-in location, sep.
din. rm., full bsmt.,- lovely fenced
yard. stairs up TO expandable
attic. Clean as pin. Move in
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ARRI, Yes, but much more. This
shelter on q spacious acre has
lge. bedrms. sep. din, carport,
and is located in delightful Calvert
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Shannon & Luchs

Realtors Since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
BURNT MILLS MANOR - Custom
built, 4 extra large bedrms.. 2h
baths. sep. din. rm., A HOME
WITH CHARM. excel. neiehbor-
hood. priced for quick sale. We
take trades. Call HE. 4-l7OO It'll q.
HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR
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Cheverly-Sale or Rent

OIICVCI -DdIC VI ANNIIV
BRICK COLONIAL. sep. din. rm.,
8 bedrms. IA baths, modern kit,
bsmt. with tiled floor end out
side entrance for rec. I'm. or any
family activity. Venetian blinds,
storm doors. fenced lot, off-stIeet
parking. A rare opportunity. low
dn. payment aid owner will fl
nance aith mo. payments less
than rent. Total price only
$4,000.
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RAMBLER BARGAIN. only $4,000.
All brick. 3 excellent bedrooms,
full basement, pull-down stairs to
attic storage. ORAY-KESSIN0ER
& CO., INC, JU. $4,000.
R0CKvILLE-owner pays settle
ment. Brk. model rambler. Sep.
din. rm., bsmt. w/full bath, Trees.
Countrywide 049-l90l
ROCKVlLLE-oniy $3.50 down will
move. YOU into this nice .3-bedrm,
rambler with payments less tnan
rent, Immed. possession. HOW
ARD r. SCHAFER. oil 2-b44t.
ROCKVILLE. ENGLISH MANOR -
2 years old. Spacious bedrms..
ga baths, central air cond., many
extras. FILA, SCI 500, Make an
offer; Vacant. HA. 7-4500, -
TED LINGO OPEN TIL Q
ROCKVILLE sPECIAL-No IS dn.
CT. Lovely 3-bedroom rambler
fenced, level lot. $50 mo. pays all
S12,bQ0. FLA $3.50 down. r. L,
SMITH, GA. 4-77ll, GA. 4-S70b.
ROCKvILLE-S400 dn. buys 3-bed-
rm, rambler on deep fenced lot
with large kit, excel. cond.. S13,-
NATL. CAPITAL
REALTORS OIL. 4-8333
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II NOTHING DOWN
Only Sl3,050


For 3-bedroom rambler SOUTH
LAWN. VACANT. MOVE RIGHT
IN, but call early Mr., Kitchens,
ATLAS REALTY CO, RE. $4,000.
GLENDALE, Prospect Hill Rd.-
. bedrms. and carport, new-house
condition, eonv. 10 ~. Meade and
Space Agency Small down pymt.
$4,000 Call cEdar 0-b7if.
FOREST : Owner
says SELL" Custom brk. split
rambler. double earport. really
luxurious features that must be
seen. Ideal for professional man
OF in.laws. Reas offers consid-
CT .l'0. SsIyERSsrTY REALTY go.
HGTs. slB.OOu
Assume Ice. ~ loan, A very well
kept home with q bedrms.. III
baths. fully equipped ali brick
with. welk-out bsmt. owner has
bought new home Said SELL. f"
nm sTA saad RiDoswAY RRBshAL LT! tx, q
HEIGHTS - VA and
FHh approved. New f-bedrm.. g.
bath home, separate din. rm.. lEe.
built-in kit. finished rec. Tm.
Ready for quick occupancy Ia
qualified purchaser.
VEsTA REAL ESTATE
RE. 6.2OlO
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ROGERS HGTS.

3-BEDRCoM COLONIAL, newly
decorated, sep. din. rm full bsmt.
with nice rec. rm. and "a bath.
storm windows, off-street parking.
Buy on GI no On, OF FRA low dn.
terms at S14,950. Furniture can
be purchased,
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CHEVY CHASE

(BetWeen the Clube)
For those who want q half
bath on the first floor and
q home IN a choice location.
this beautiful 3-bedroom CO.
ionial Ia for you. Newly re-
decorated II Is ready for
immediate occupancy, Give
Us q call 10 show this u'ost
desirable property, Ms.
Brimson. BOSS A PHELPS,
INC MA g.OauU
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CLEVELAND PARK

Detached Federal Colonial brick
home. redecorated from top 70
bottom, II rooms, AZ baths va
cant. Y !SU ob9 next week PT,issssd d
ndsr sgo'2 w., C en- U w S S;ySep
E1w. Ii. JONES CO, INC,
cL2sE N-, s.l.. brk rambler
KIN sst i5Sm s esmi pcrs EJECT pr E
low Il sis.ss6' ), e. coSLEY
Realtors, Ju, g-4i34.
COLEsvfLLg ARFA-New 3-bedfm
rambler. full hsmt. wooded lot
Near everything
KEN DRusKiN. Realtor 94o-4O0C
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BANNER SALES AP. 7-4646

JUST listed this 2-bedrm, bunGa-
RT T Ttn ssS di Et. r% NTH 1ri psntI "
fuii Ssmt. and fully ~ fenced level si
lot. / Blk. to Baltimore ave. and
terms avail. a. si4,25o, RosERTT
8; DAYS. dIsSo q CO.. REALTORS.
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CARROILTON

IN THE NEW dREENBRIER SEC
TON, a modern split-level with q
2O-ft. Nv. rm., formal din. r,n..
ail-electric kit. with dishWasher,
disposal and q built-in breakfast
bar. 8 Rcod-size bedrms master
bedrm. 1874 By 13lsl. IA baths,
wall-to-wail carpet in liv. rm.,
din. rm., hall and stairs. 600
amp. electric service, 30-in. attic
fan, double ducts for air eond.,
nath roughed. in in hsmt, iust !
". ID and already FHA approved
for $4,000 with S20.500 loan.
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Shannon & Luchs
Rsaltors Since 1905 5000 Conn. Ayl

CHEVY CHASE
An exceptional eenter-hall brick CO.
lonial on quiet street. Charming
hv. rm. with firepl.. family din.
I'm. de luxe kitchen, scr. porch.
plus Ice. free form" patio. lge.
bedrm. or library and bath (few
steps up from main floor). plus 2
huge bedrms. and bath on end.
Expandable 3rd floor. Paneled
game rm.. bullt-in garage. rear
fenced yard. Home In excellent
condition, MANY extras Priced aS,r IN
Q s.m.-o pm. EN-. 2-74OO. Ewes
EN-. 2-4665.
METZLER, REALTOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06

woODsIDE F0REsT-De luxe new
brick rambler. 4 bedrms.. baths.
. firepls,, rec. rm:, den or 9Th
6edTm. lily; I rma din; rIn; 81. huge g
siIyer r sG5tnE q p FinEl 4 III, ms.
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College Park Rambler

NO DOWN TO OF. and only $3.50
dn. to others will buy this spa
ciors all-brk. home. A honey liv
R tS sni rsctspe si Smt venetian @Uffs
blinds, STERN windows and doors
fenced rear ward, off-street park
inf. II YOU are looking for ar
exceptional value. this is 1t al
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Leigh & Schwab, Inc.


Ewes. Mr. LEIoH, oil. 2.370a
CHEyY CHASE, COLUMBIA CLUB
AREA--First showing OF hand
some brick Colonial overlooking
golf course In lovely quiet section.
,d nsss p stiIsi r,er. Sias r a "a 70
rage and screened porch. Sensa-
500 pIsTRicT.MARYLhHD RE-
Atty, INC. Ewes, OIL. 4-i3S0.
CHEvY CIIAsE-owner leaving. as
rambler nssr McJc. ~ hs,Ss,
hrsplRxR9TehaaIIss rs 6rm" si"'7oo'
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Shannon q Luchs

Realtors since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
CHEVY CLASSIFYING brick RAM
bier beauty. Located on q gor-
Reous lot In a park-like setting.
Near. the Columbia Country Club.
Lovely living and dining rooms,
modern kitchen, 3 fine bedrms
and 2 tile baths. Maids rm. and
bath in fun hsmt. Only 5 minutes
70 d. C. with close-in convenience
Priced In the low, low 30s. Call
our uptown office til Q pm. KE.
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IETZLER, REALTOR
CHEVY CHASE
The Hamlet

wipiamsburg residence.
Center hall opens 70 graeious liv,
I'm and dining UT rp, .:.s both oyer Dyer.
eled library, full bath and large
family kitchen with laundry area
ADJOINING: Second q; consists s.. Of
sSe s ssh plus sdd' sporass sT r
leould be 4th bedrm.l. Rec, rm,.
screened porch, 2-car garage En-
tire properly IN excellent eondi-
tion. s6i.s0O.
Leigh q SchWab. Inc.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, ND.

ALI CASINO FEE
,b rS.En nTaKtIY FEE Ap TP Hsssdso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06
SHIRLEY

FOR FINE HOME SELECTIONS IN
EVERY PRICE RANCE LIVED IN
OR NEW, CALL
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REALTORs eINCR leOo

FAIRFAX-For the family who
loves the wide open spaces. Ia
acre estate with those loveable
age-old trees. Cape Cod home with
5 bedrooms, 8 baths, huge alumi-
mum garage or workshop, screened
porch, circular driveway. Ideal
rural potential with stocked fish
pond also suitable for swimming.
The perfect property for the ma
ture-loving family. Call US for an
appointment and inspection.
Shannon & Luchs
JE. 10000
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AREA-Builders sell out
OF new quality constructed 3-bed-
rm.. 2-bath Colonial. spacious
throughout. library and powder
rm., family-size din. rm., large
screened porch, rec. nm, maids
rm. and bath in lower level, ga
rage. low 40s. Ewes. call OIL. g.
1917.
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BlIIingsIeY ReaIty

E..n. G-So@O ENee.s VIZ. O-OolO
CHFvY CHASE New 3-bedrm.
and den split rambler on fine
Ideal for doctors office Out River
I'd, 1000 II, beyond Western
avenue 70 Wohlshire sign. WOHL-
FARTH DEV. CORP, OIL. 2-Ss99.
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BErHEsDA-Bradley blvd, area.
Charming 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
rambler with all cleo, modern kit,
rec. Tm. TINS home has above
average sized rooms, 2 tireplaces
and has been completely redec. In
side and out. Beautifully situated
on "a acre. Plenty Of space for
9Wiuifnine pool sal "a
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[OMEOWNER REALTY

PARAMOUNT SALES. HA. 2-1SOO
BELTsVILLE = 2 car garage.
breezeway, greenhouse. plus b
bedroom bungalow with sep. din.
rm., lge. kit, y bsmt.. lot LOOK
100. All. this for S13.750. Vets
can p G%gRyA EitS NJ f REALTY CO.
pEATTORg WE. b-h422
Evening star., 1962-09-08
Sampson Presents Forest KnoIIs

known architect Herman
York, the homes range from
three to four bedrooms and
two to three baths.
Sales of the homes, which
begin in price at $16,690, are
being handled by Miller Real
Estate, Inc.
Commenting on features of
the h pm e S and community
he believes will have par
ticular interest for Festival
visitors, a spokesman for the
builder said:
Forest Knolls is the result
of years of research, market
study and planning by our
firm. In addition to other
community facilities. home
purchasers will have a 10
acre recreational area. Al
ready under construction, it
will include a fully-equipped
playground. swimming and
wading pools, a community
Evening star., 1962-09-08

tend to firm and perhaps
creep upwards during the last
quarter of 1862. Government
borrowing will undoubtedly
use a large portion Of funds
available for investment,
which will constitute a major
factor in the possible stiff
fening of rates with the
general depletion of funds
available for mortgage invest
ments.
All in all, the fall market
appears to be excellent for
the prospective home pur-
chaser. The increase in home
construction in 1862, the in
fluence of additional labor
saving devices now being in
stalled in new products, and
the availability of mortgage
funds add up to a most
promising market for both
builder and home buyer.
Evening star., 1962-09-08

Sampson Bros. is offering
q rail- Festival of Homes ex-
hibit in its new Forest Knolls
Development in Prince
Georges County.
Though new to the Wash
ington area. the firm has
been operating in the Pitts
b1rgh area since 1899 and
has built some 10000 homes
in Pennsylvania, In this area
it has plans to build ap-
proximately 5000 houses Of
which the Forest Knolls
community is the first group.
AT Forest Knolls the firm
plans a total of 416 houses
and has rs of them complet-
ed with another 1873 under
construction.
The Festival of Homes ex-
l1ibit, on Clarion Way. is one
Of four models the firm is
offering in the development.
Designed by the widely
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Interest Rates
Are Favorable
By JOHN c. HoLZBERG
Pre>ident, Mortgage BOnkers Association
Of Metropolitan Washington

The annual Fall Festival
Of Homes is an occasion
looked forward to with a
great deal of interest by the
Mortgage Bankers Associa-
ton of Metropolitan Wash
ington.
This non profit asSocia-
ton, which now consists of
40 member firms, was formed
eight years ago with a pri-
mary purpose to better serve
the home buyer with the best
possible source of financing
through a mutual exchange
of ideas for faster and better
service.
The 1862 Fall Festival of
Homes should unveil to the
public the finest products
ever constructed. A constant
search for new ideas in home
construction and the install
lation of additional modern
devices adds up to better
living for those in the market
for new Accommodations.
A larger selection will also
be available with new hous-
ing starts in 1862 exceeding
1861. This will tend to Gre
ate more of a buyers mar
ket" with builders stressing
additional fine points of con-
struction and finish in a more
competitive market.
Interest rates today are
generally lower than have
been experienced for the past
several years. The primary
reason for this reduction in
rates has been the general
increase in availability of
funds brought about by the
lessening of the desirability
of other types of investments
for the institutional lenders,
as compared with the desir-
ability of mortgages.
There is indication. how
ever. that interest rates will
Evening star., 1962-09-08

Fort road crosses Indian
Head highway twice, turn
left at second intersection
to Livingston road, rig h t
about one block to commu-
nifty entrance.
For an approximate loca-
ton of the community in the
Washington area. see No. 35
on map, Page 2 of this Sec
tion.
Evening star., 1962-09-08

bathhouse and courts for
basketball, volleyball and
badminton."
Directions to reach the de-
velopment, as furnished by
the builder. are:
Across South Capitol
Street Bridge and continue
south III miles past the Dis
trict line on Indian Head
highway Route 210). Turn
left on Old Fort road (Old
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SPAIN, 60, and Pittsburgh de-
feated Houston, 40.
It's been longer since q pitcher
won 80 games than it has been
since a batter hit 400.
Chief challengers Of the magic
mark since Deans 80 have been
Dizzy again (28-12) in 1858,
Bucky Walters (27-1D Of Gin
cinnati in 1899. Bob Teller CT
I'D Of Cleveland in 1910, Hal
Newhouser (29-9 and Dizzy
Trout (27-1D, both of Detroit
in 1914; Robin Roberts (28-D
of Philadelphia in 1852 and
Don Newcombe GID Of Brook
Ign in 1856.
Drysdale got into a 80 hole
in the first inning when the
Nets Felix Mantilla hit a
homer with two mates aboard,
but the Dodgers tied it in the
third, matched runs with the
Nets in the fifth and won on
Fairly's homer leading off the
ninth.
Bennett, a 22-year-old rookie
lefthander, threw a five-hitter-
as the Phillies knocked San
Francisco farther off the pace.
He suffered his only damage on
Chuck Killers homer in the
fifth and three ninth-inning
singles.
Koonce (8-2) allowed only q
clean single to Don Blasingame
in the fourth in his one-hit
masterpiece against Cincinnati.
The young highlander gave
up only one walk and struck
out four in beating Bob Purkey
CAB, who lost on an I'M
earned run in the sixth.
Pittsburgh turned in five
double plays in support of Bob
Friend (9-9), who gave up eight
hits in his well-supported shut
out Of Houston. The Pirates got
two runs. all they needed, on
Bill Virdon's double, a single
and stolen base by Bob Skinner
and Roberto Clemente's single
in the first.
Bob Gibson, who had defeat
ed Milwaukee only twice in 10
lifetime decisions. tossed a
three-hitter against the Braves
in running his season record to
11-6. A three-run triple by
Charlie James and Gene divers
homer provided all the support
he needed. SPAIN Gid took
the loss.
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BY the Associated Press

The red hot American
League pennant race today
shared the spotlight with a
couple of outstanding individ-
ual performances by a couple
of unlikely candidates.
The third-place Angels
knocked off the league-leading
Yankees last night for the sec
ond night in a row, moving
within eight percentage points
of first place with a So VIC
tory. The Indians. beaten by
Baltimore, 1913, remained in
the second spot, three percent
age points behind.
Lau, the Orioles reserve
catcher, tied a major league
record by stroking four doubles
against the Indians. And Clin-
ton. often a Boston bench
warmer, became the first
American Lacquer since 1860 to
hit for the cycle-single, dou-
BILE, triple and homer-before
his second single knocked in
the winning run in a lilo,
15-inning marathon with Kan
saS City.
Standout pitching shows
were put on at Minnesota,
where the Camilo Pascual be-
came the top winner in the
league with Is triumphs by
banking Washington, 40, on
four hits, and at Chicago,
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Lou and Clinton Share Spotlight
With Red-Hot Pennont Race in AL

where Ray Herbert stopped
Detroit, Al, with a three
hitter.
Leon Wagner's 26th homer
tops in the majors-and Lee
Thomas two-run single in the
third inning that drove in the
decisive runs were the key
blows for the Angels against
Ralph Terry Q1-8 and the
Yankees. Ken Mcbride (9-3)
went the distance for the vic
tory, scattering IL hits and
running his winning streak to
eight since he last lost in April.
He stranded II runners before
a crowd of 53,591-the largest
turnout since Chavez Ravine
opened this season.
Lau doubled home the ORR
oles' first run in the second
and started a three-run rally
in the fourth against the In
dams. The homer hitters then
took over with John Powell hit
ting a two-run homer in the
seventh and Brooks Robinson
tagging a three-run shot in
the eighth. The 13-hit attack
gave Steve Barber (7-6) his
first victory since being re-
leased from the Army, although
he needed relief help from
Skinny Brown over the final
21s innings. Jim Perry CD
was the loser.
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DODGERS ACE BAGS NO. is
DrysdoIe Bids for 3OWins

At IS, Don Drysdale is by
far the youngest major Lacquer
involved in a race with time.
For Warren SPAIN, Stan
Musial and Early Wynn, all
past the 40-year mark, the
struggle with time is an old,
old thing involving the ques-
ton of how many seasons may
be left in their aging frames.
But for the 6-foot-6 Dodgers
righthander the question CEN
tiers around days and weeks.
Are there enough weeks left
in the season to become the
first 30-game winner since
Dizzy Dean posted a 30-7 mark
for st. Louis in 1884?
Drysdale. who has never won
20, has 16 victories after beat
ing the Nets, 5-4, last night.
and is making a determined
try at becoming only the sec
ond National Lacquer to win
30 since Grover Cleveland Al
exander in 1917.
With II weeks remaining and
the Dodgers II games from
the end Of the expanded MI
schedule, Don can expect about
20 more starts, at the maxi
mum. To hit the magic mark,
he must win IA. Figuring a
couple Of games in which he
; does not get the decision, and
q loss or two. it'll be close.
= The swift. strong Drysdale
spaced seven hits and got the
benefit of Ron Fairly's ninth
inning, tie-breaking homer in
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U.S.. Davis CuppersNeor
Victory Over Canada

Canadian team, ga, 60.
81, ga.
Mckinley and Dennis Raj
ston of Bakersfield, Calf, 60
agains Fontana and Godbout in
the doubles this afternoon.
The winner of the best-of-five
series here will meet Mexico in
the American Zone finals in
Mexico City August 4, S, 6 The
United States won the zone
finals from Mexico here last
summer.
In tomorrow's final two
singles matches of the opening
round, Mckinley will play Fon-
tana and Douglas will be paired
against Godbout.
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Senators Helping Pascua|
Toward 2O-Victory Season

out in the seventh. Pascual, In
cidentally. is hitting .274.
Tom struck out four, walked
six and gave up only two hits.
But he was pitching in a los
ing cause because the Senators
weren't making a move against
PaScual.
Cheney accounted for the
Senators first hit In the third,
his second of the season, and
Bright singled in the fourth.
Washington had a runner in
scoring position in the seventh
when Bright drew a leadoff
walk and with two out went
to second on a wild pitch. But
Zipfel famed for the third
time.
Joe Hicks batted for Ed
Brinkman in the eighth and
walked to lead off. Danny
O'Connell batted for Cheney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-14

CLEVELAND, July IA (AP).-
The United States can wrap up
the opening round decision OF
the American Zone Davis Cup
tennis competition with a VIC
tory over Canada in today's
doubles match.
Chuck Mckinley Of st. Ann
Mo-, and Jon Douglas, former
Stanford University quarter
back, won four-set singles
matches yesterday to give the
United States a 20 lead. Nc
Kinley defeated Francois God
bout, Canada's ace, Ga, 3-6
6-3, Ga, and Douglas beat
Don Fontana, captain Of the
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
Los Angeles at New York -
Williams (7-5) VS.. Anderson
(3-8.
San Francisco at Philadel-
phia - Marichal u2-5) VS..
Green (2-2).
st. Louis at Milwaukee -
Washburn (7-D VS.. Shaw (9-6)
Cincinnati at Chicago -
O'Toole (8-9) VS.. Hobbie I'D.
Houston at Pittsburgh -
Bruce (6-2) VS.. Law CD.
Results Yesterday
Los Angeles, S; New York, 4
Philadelphia, 8; San Fran
cisco, 2.
Pittsburgh, 4; Houston 0.
st. Louis, 6; Milwaukee, 0.
Chicago, /; Cincinnati, 0.
Games Tomorrow
San Francisco at New York
90.
Los Angeles at Philadelphia
(2).
st. Louis at Pittsburgh (2)
Chicago at Houston az.
! Cincinnati at Milwaukee.
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ITALIANS TAKE
LEAD IN EUROPE
By the Associated Press

Italy held a 20 lead over
Great Britain and Sweden was
tied with South Africa, Ii, as
play resumed today with
doubles matches in the Euro
pean Zone Davis Cup semifi-
mails.
Nicola Pietrangeli defeated
Mike Sangster, 13, As, Is,
816, and Fausto Gardini
downed Bill Knight, 6-1, 6-8,
6-3, 81, yesterday to give the
Italians their lead in Milan,
Italy.
Young Cliff Drysdale of South
Africa upset Ulf Schmidt, 6-3
60, 2-6, 6-3, but Sweden's
Jan-Erik Lundqvist trounced
Gordon Forbes, 60, Ga, 81,
in Baastad, Sweden, before a
crowd of 5000 that included
King Gustav Adolf.