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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18
WHAT'LL YOU HAVE

BUNGALOW, in College Park,
vacant newly Iedecorated;
z large bedrms., full bsmt,;
lmmed, possession. Assume
$4,000 loan at S94.2g per
mo. Full Price, S13,5OO.
COLONIAL. in Al condition,
ny. ,rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
12-by-17 screened porch,
rec: rm., storm windows,
3 bedrmS. FILA approved
$4,000. Or CT. Evenings
call JU. 9-9039.
RAMBLER, ground hugging,
no steps. brk., 3 bedrms,.
den,. firepl., carport; excel.
cond;;: mr.. Univ. Of Md,
Northwestern High School.
Only $4,000. FILA. GI.
Ewes. cali 439-07S7.
SPLIT FOYER, only 1 yr.
old, in Lanham area, 8 bed
rms, Ia baths, din. rm.;
carport: ultramodern kit.
large closets. Only S1S,95O.
Assume $4,000 loan. S124
includes all.
CAPE COD. with large rooms.
NEW: 4 bedrms., master
bedrms... 14x24; liv. I'm. with
firepl.. din. rm., 9 full baths,
bSmt.: A-acre lot. Bargain
at S22,75O. Ewes. call HA.
2-9079.
SPLIT-LEVEL, only 2 yrs.
old, vacant, immed. posses
sion; brk.; 3 bedrms., din.
rm.. large family I'm. with
flrepl. owner wants offer.
Asking S22.950. Ewes, call
WA. 7-4SS3.
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!aff(lg7gn

DAILY, 10 TILL DARK
FILA and VA financing;
also other low terms;
~ and 2 baths; rec.
room, garages, full
bsmts., included in price
Of $18,750; city sewer,
water and gas heat; bus
service to downtown,
schools, churches and
shopping centers are
nearby. To reach: Out
Indian Head highway or
Woodrow Wilson Bridge
to Route No. Ala (Oxon
Hill rdO, right 2 mi. to
Brooke Manor Estates.
RYAN CO., REALTORS.
CHI. $4,000,
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OPEN 1 TO DARK
WEATHER PERMITTING)
WEST LANHAM ESTATES

Where families enjoy life. New ram
blers starting at $4,000. Quality
built and attractive All have full
bsmts.. copper plumbing. BX cleo
trio wiring. off-street parking,
sidewalks. sodded lots, de luxe kits.
planned for efficiency and easy
care, surface range, disposal, large
refgr.. and exhaust fan. Choice Of
: or 4 bedrms., l or Va baths, sep.
DIN room: Carport and fireplace
optional. Terrific terms and big
80 to 10th, left to sample house.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
APP. 7-2175. SP. 2-72SS
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CARROLLTON

CARRUILION
Large brick rambler: like
new condition. Extras: many,
including slate roof, fenced
yard, beautiful shrubbery,
center-hall ARRANGEMENT with
spacious liv. rm., modern
firepl.,. separate din. rm.. 3
twin bedrms., tiled bsmt.,
lge. carport. Only $4,000,
VA, FILA or conventional.
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COLLEGE PARK

OOIIEGE PARk
Beautiful Yarrow subdiyi-
sion: Brand-new superior
built large split-level: 4 twin
bedrms., 3 full baths. Gear
attached garage, lge. family
rm: with tirepl., full bsmt.
and ultra de luxe kit: mr.,
Md. U. and Space Agency,
Builder will consider trade.
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RCMYE LAMBORN

1CCIW I z IAWBURN
OF. 1850 REALTOR OF. 4-SO35
ARL., .N.-Prestige home in Shirley
Woods. Spacious brick rambler
with 3 .bedrms.,. 2 baths, liv. rm.
with. firepl., formal din. rm.,
paneled, den, scr. porch and lge.
kit. with breakfast area. Rec,
rm. with firepl. and 4th bedrm.
and bath on lower level. Many
extras incl. fenced rear yard. All
condition. Yorktown-W Williamsburg
area. June. S3S,50O. OWNER, KE.
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f6fQggm

ARL.. 1900 blk. S. 9th st.-4-bed-
rm., 212-bath brick Colonial;
very convenient location; quality
construction; GE kitchen: ideal
for the large family at only
$4,000. Terms open. To reach:
Out Columbia pike. right on Wake
field, left on 9th st. DITTMAR
CO. INC, OWNERS, ia 4-S2SS.
ARL.. N. Yorktown school dist
3-bedrms.. 2a bath Colonial: W.
rec. rm., gar. porch: in wooded
lot. S26.950. DIGGES, KE. $3.50.
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ARLINGTON SOUTH
1919 RIDGE ROAD

OHEN 20
l minute from Pentagon, from
White House. This is one of the
most charming small estates.
Beautifully Handicapped, including
Old English box. l acre fenced to
insure complete privacy with
sweeping view of Washington. Sep
arate guest, house with living room,
Main house: Living room, dining
room, kitchen, library, bedrooms
Priced in 4Os.
DIR: Out Shirley hwy. to Ridge
I'd, right on Ridge I'd. to house.
Ewes, OIL. 4-2265.
John R. deSibour & Co.
EN- 2-s7ee
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RIVERDALE

VA-FHA, or can assume
present large first trust on
this perfect 3-bedrm. ram
bier; has walkout daylight
bsmt.. big 200-ft. fenced lot
with lovely trees for next
summers enjoyment. Asking
only S17,250. Owner trans
ferred. Will be vacant soon
for fast possession.
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ALE;x:-ArlandIia open 1-6. price
reduced to $12,30 Personality
home, all brk.,, 3-bedrm. town
mouse, Gift. lily. rm., pretty
tura; kit, fenced yrd. No car
NEEDED ! blk; to, stores, bus,
mo. Dir of h'G Mt. a1 1er mon ave- We,
on W. Reed ave, left on Edison
to ind Mark dr., right to "open
REALTY, 3So6 Mt t'1 Vernon aT ave
TIE. 6-2003. FL. 4-3133.
ALEX, Braddock Hts. - Near
~ new, 3.bedrm. brk. w/lge. ex-
Ghor, fenced lot; fine loo. Just off
4-7000. MoNAHAN REALTY. excl.
ALEX. BEVERLY HILLsNMay /
possession; 4 bedrmS.. 2 baths,
lmaster bedrm. and bath on list.
mr. All lge. liv. rm., sep. din.
rm.. Wv. carpeting. firepl., mod.
kit. scr. pch.. flagstone patio in
fenced back yard: fin. rec. rm. W.
Bird bath: attached gar; beauti-
fully landscaped vital trees;
walking dist. to public and pa
rochial schools. churches, shop.
centers, bus to Pentagon and
Federal Triangle u blk. OWNER,
XII. 9-2S78.
ALEX. AREA-Attractive 3-bedrm.
prk., rambler. built-in garage,
bsmt:, INV. Dashboard heat; cor
ner lot. Move in today.
M. T.. BROYHILL & SONS
SO. $4,000 Ewes, so. S-759S
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HYATTSvILLE-only S13.250 for
this 3-bedrm. bungalow: Just
blks. from transp. and shopping.
Sep. din. rm., large encl front
porch. Dashboard hot-water heat.
fish pond and fruit trees in rear
yard. completely fenced. Settle
ment costs only for vets and nom
vets.
mr.. NASA-All-br
rambler featuring bedrms., u
baths, "a in master, nice kit. with
wall oven and surface range; full
bsmt. with rec. rm. House in i'm
maculate condition Only $1,000;
no SIS down to vets. Also FLA
terms.
AREA - Brick front
rambler on nice Handicapped lot.
3 bedrms., equip. kitchen and lge.
dining area. House centrally air
cond. for. hot summer days which
are on the way. Beaut. rec. rm.,
storm windows and doors. Assume
large AZ loan with substantial
cash. Also can be financed CT or
FILA
$500 Annapolis Road
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
Az. 7-7774 AP. 7-2175
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
LEVERONE CONSTR.
772-5858
WHY?

Walt to buy o NEW home after
it's built. Select a home from
one Of our samples and choose
your exterior finish. all interior
colors. kitchen tile and appliances
and countertop colors, and bath
room colorS. Homes available for
delivery by late 1862.
"a 2-bedrm. rambler with third
rm.. for third bedrm. or full
dining rm.: full bsmt.; Sl5,75O.
90 3-bedrm. rambler with dining
rm. and full bsmt.: S16,95O.
CD 3-bedrm. Split-level with Ia
baths plus finished rec. rm.
al 4-bedrm. Cape Cod; full dining
rm., 2 baths and full bsmt,
NOTE 2 and 3-bedrm. ramblers
listed above available for immedi-
ate delivery with our color selec-
tionS).
Out Route 80 tde-
Tense hwy, right on Whitfield
Chapel I'd. left on Altoona ST.. left
on Belva st. to office.
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CHEVERLY

CHEVERLY
Cape Cod brick, See 2715 Bellviev
ave: g rms; 3 bedrms.. tile bath
recreation ,rm: In knotty pine; ex-
ira bath; built-in garage. Nice
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
La. e-9222 Sunday. MA. 2-Osos
CHEVERLY-New ramblers: 3 bed
rms, ga baths. Trade considered
NEW Cape Gods; 4 bedrms.. full
Also some good buys in resale
Res,tor R. v. wALDRoN w 60. o.,so,
CHEvERLY- ouality-built 3-bed-
in the heart of Cheverly; sep, din.
powder rm. on LIST H.; dbl. garage.
MANAGEMENT, JU. 5-0762.
CHILLUM TERRACE, 64O3 Sth Ave.
OPEN TO-DAY 1-5. Exceptional
3-bedrm.. 2a-bath rambler, priced
to sell! Terms or trade.
JAMES E. TUCKER DU. 10000
CHILLUM-Spotless 4-bedrm. hrk
Cape Cod w/sep. din. rm., fire.
place. rec. nm, h.w.-h. and Diet.
garage. Only S16,950.
c. Paul Hickman HE. 1-1000
CLINTON = Assume CT loan. s.
bedrm. brick rambler, fireplace,
lot 12Oxl70: nice area near trans,
SOB 50 mo, incl. p. and !. $14.950.
STATE REALTY, 1904 Branch
ave, Clinton. CY 7-Q3Q6
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CLOSE IN Sc.

spotless 2 bedrm. bungalow with
nice kit. screened porch. hwh..
full basement. Handicapped lot,
Va. or FILA, no money down, Ss5
JOHN R WEBSTER RE. 6-54OO
COLLEGE PARK-open 2-5; 4911
Erie St. 3-bedrm. brick; new kit.
a and family room; bsmt.; extra
AP. 7-3676 EYES. HA. 2-4341
COLLEGE PK.-Hollywoo spotless
brk ramo.; firepl,, din. rm., rec.
BUTLER REALTY
AP. 1880 Ewes, CIR. 4-504s
COLLEGE PARK-This rambler is
9 years old, so 1t can be sold
FILA. Gil or conventional. for S15.-
$50: bedrms. with room for q
more: fenced yard, front porch:
close to schools and transporta-
ton. Call WA. $4,000. ROBERT
S. DAVIS & CO., INC.
COLLEGE PARK q ranch-type
5rk rambi; 8 bedrms., "a baths;
COLLEGE PARK; $500 dn.-4-bed-
rm. Observation-Disclosures; IA baths,
BYRD REALTY CO. WA. 7-24OOi
COLLEGE PARK-Brand-new ram
bier on level Handicapped lot; near
trransp;; large modern kit. beau
full daylight bsmt.; priced right
at S15.950 on convenient FILA
terms. Call WA. 1890. ROBERT
S. DAVIS & CO., INC.
COLMAR MANOR, 4315 Newark I'd.
Oct. 2-story Cape Cod; 9 bed
rms, liv:, rm,. din. rm.. kit. and
bath, full bsmt., auto. oil heat:
off-st., parking: no dn. payment.
Just take over mo. payment Of
S95.03. DE. 2-245s, VIII. 6-s257
CONVENIENT TO ANDREWS-old-
er Broom 2-story with gas heat.
2 porches, near churches. schools
and shopping. Only $3.50. No
down payment to handy man.
OWNER, 925-47S6. 1S"
CORAL HILLS-HILLSIDE
City home with country atmosphere
Big 4 or 5 bedrm. brick Cape Cod
on large fenced lot. O.H.W. heat
Will accept $4,000 FILA. $3.50
Ewes. and Sun. call 5s3-154o
HILLcREST. HEIGHTS CHARMER
3 bedrms., y baths. Assume 4h9s
loan. S1,700 down will handle.
Ewes. and Sun. call 56T-2230
CURTIS BROS, LU. $4,000
COTTAGE CITY-Nice comfortable
home w/Sep. din. rm., bedrms..
plus lge. Bird bedrm. or rec. rm.
on End H., garage, bsmt. FHA
$500 dr., low mo- payments. This
will sell fast! Call HOME SALES
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E. C.. HILLEY & co.

REALTORS AP. 7-72OO
CHAPEL OAKS-Adorable 2-bedrm.
bungalow made for kids; huge
PRICED TO FIT Your POCKET.
RIA R-O1lT
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GLENRIDGE = 2-bedrm. semidet.
Colonial; fenced yard; and bsmt.
Total cash required, S40O, with
mo. pymts., 500, incl. everything.
LEVERONE CONSTR, INC. 772-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= Our 4Oth Year in Real Estate
2417 LEE HWY. ia, 5-7575
ARL., N. MISSIONER AREA-3-
bedrm. brick Colonial W/full bsmt.,
paneled fireplace wall in liv. rm.'
sep. din. rm., screened porch;
fenced yard with patio; walk to
shop: center; S1S,5OO. BENOIT a.
ALVAREZ, KE. S-f677,
ARL., N, OPEN bed
rm. brick rambler; $16,95O. Close
IN. DIRECTIONS: Washington
6lVd. TO Quincy st. lat Wash. and
Lee High SCHOOL,; turn right to
1907 N. Quincy.
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WELblN0ION HEALIY
ALEX.-SPRTNGFIELD: Open ali
week end-Brick-redwood split
level; centrally air cond. 8 bed
rooms, "a baths, liv. rm. din.
nm, family rm., mod. kit: needs
family to appreciate original
owners extra work inside and out,
paneling, cabinets, new paint,
scaped, pvt. patio with awning;
fruit trees. Walk to school, pool,
park, FILA approved, S20,5OO:
flexible financing. OWNER, FL. A.
$500,
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u
Colonial; fenced yard; and bsmt.
Total cash required, $500, with
mo. pymts., 500, incl. everything.
LEVERONE CONSTR, INC. 772-
5S5S.
GREGORY ESTATES
Seat Pleasant, Md.
625 ADDISON ROAD
Completely redecorated. Anchor
fenced corner lot. 3 bedrms. and
den or 4th bedrm:, 2 baths, full
bsmt. $l4;450: FLA applied for
$3.50 cash, incl. settlement charges.
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY
J. A. JORDAN
FEE. 3-59S2. FEE. 3-2lse
GREENBELT = 2-bedrm. corner
house; equip. kit; good, cord.;
ter and maintenance. CIR. 4-7497.
= 2-bedrm. masonry
home; lge. jalousied porch, sep.
din. rm.. fully equip. kit. air cond,
mo-. pymts $77.25 incl. p.i.t.i..
heat, hot water, all major repairs.
Selection 2 and 3-bedrm. frame
and brick homes also available.
GREENBELT REALTY CO., Real
tors, ISL Centerway: CIR. 1890.
CIV. VALUES!
ADELPHI = Immaculate 3-bedrm.
home W/huge rm. sizes, "a blk.
to shops and bus, paneled rec.
rm., glistening kit, 1st1rate cond.
Close to U. Of Md. Only $4,000.
AVoNDALE-Stately brick Colonial,
3 twin-sized bedrms.. liv. rm.,
firepl., sep. din; kit. ,w/table
space, new refgr., 2 baths, rec.
rm.. jalousied porch. immaculate
I. L. LEWIS, 10. 5-4330
HYATTSVILLE-42O6 Kennedy St.,
newly redec.. 5-rm. bungalow. Full
bsmt.. fenced lot: $4,000. WIN
S'TON C. CLAY, WA. 7-422S.
HYATTSVILLE-3-bed bedroom brick;
walk-in closets; lge. liv. rm. with
firepl., lge. din. I'm. and kit; pan
try: bsmt., h-w.h., front and rear
BUTLER REALTY
up. 1880 EYES. AP. 7-4S76
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Landowner AREA

Vets or non-vets; no cash
DIN. and $50 per mo. pays
all for this carefully kept
3-bedroom masonry rambler
on exceptionally deed fenced
lot.
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CORAL HILLS-HTLLSIDE
City home with country atmosphere
on large fenced lot. O.H.W. heat
Will accept $1,000 FILA. $3.50
down.
Ewes. and Sun. call 5S3-1540
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ARL.. N.-HUGE EXTRA bldg. lot
QeveD goes with this 3-bedrm., .
bath, full-bsmt. older home in
excel. cond.; storm windows, dis
posal and dishwasher; $4,000.
BROWNMILLER REAL ESTATE
IA n e1DR
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ARLINGTON N.-oPEN TO-DAY l.
PARK ("acant). Clean 3 bedrm
nome, sep. din. rm., full bSmt
excel. loo. S1S.95O 1907 N. Buch-
anan st. Off Wash. blvd. mr..
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-10

HOWARD, A CATHOLIC CONVERT who starred at
Columbus South and went on to All-American basketball
fame at Ohio State University, broke into the majors in
1860 after two years in the minor leagues. In his first year,
with the Dodgers, he clouted % homers, knocked in II runs
and finished with a .268 batting average as we'll as the Ma
tional League rookie of the year honors.
Before the 1861 campaign, he received a fantastic
buildup not only in sports publications but in mass cir
culation magazines such as Life. B~allyhOoed as the Babe
Ruth Of the second half century, he ended up something of
a disappointment. In his second season, he hit only Is
homers and knocked in only As runs. His .296 batting
average, however, was respectable enough.
His hitting doldrums continued during the early part
Of this season and his baseball image began to fade. Sud
denly Howard found the range and at the end of July, he
had more hits, RIBS and home runs than he did for the
entire 1861 season.
CHICOS HITTING PACE HAS BEEN SO fabulous
that already he is being mentioned prominently as a candi-
date for the Most Valuable Player award.
The question remains, however, can he avoid falling
into his bad hitting habits?
Meanwhile. should Los Angeles win the pennant, as
expected, they'll be able Ia point back to the month Of
July when a big one-man destroyer named Frank Chico
Howard produced the offensive punch that spelled the diff
ference between victory and defeat in many crucial games.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-10
Volunteers aid parish by
cleaning Twins Stadium

teams of 40 volunteers each.
Specific cleanup days during
the Twins 76-game home
schedule are assigned each
team.
Members of the club In
clude businessmen, doctors,
lawyers, service station ope-
rators, machinistS and even
housewives and teenagers.
Their work, confined to
cleaning the stands, takes an
average of 80 hours after
every game.
The idea TO form the or
ganization originated in the
parish mems club when 1t
was learned the baseball club
was looking for someone to
undertake the cleanup Job.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-10

AS does the Lancaster
team, all individual winners
will take part in the cham
pionship playoffs at Oak
hurst.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-10

coach taught al Union Junior
High School in the North
west school district the past
two years and coached the
schools football and basket
ball teams.
He was slated to become
assistant coach and physical
education instructor at Rich
mond (Ky.) High this fall
but resigned to accept the
Notre Dame post.
Miller was a standout foot
ball and basketball player at
WheelerSburg High from
which he was graduated in
1854. He was named ALL
Southern Ohio Conference
fullback and was All-Confer-
ence in basketball. In his
senior year, he was named
Wheelersburg's most valuable
football player.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-10

MILLER, who will teach
economic geography and
physical education, was APP
pointed to the Titan post by
the Notre Dame school board
which held a special meeting
to make its choice.
A 1860 graduate Of East
ern Kentucky State College,
Miller was captain of his
football team and was nam
ed the most valuable player
in his senior year. He also
was picked second string
AlI-American for the 1860
small college squad.
Drafted by the Buffalo
Bills of the American Foot
ball League, Miller saw his
pro career cut short by an
ankle injury.
THE NEW Notre Dame
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-10

piay0ffS TO De held at Oak
hurst Country Club on Aug.
Is.
DR.. Fred Balthaser OF run
ner-up Santa Maria Council,
was the district tournament
medalist with a best ever 73
score.
Winners of other brackets
were:
CLASS A - Pete Moro of
Rosary Council with an so.
CLASS BIB - John Ryan
of Santa Maria with an SO.
CLASS h Andy Mol
chan of Rosary Council with
an so.
CLASS CC-James Hoban,
also of Rosary Council, with
a 80 score.
CLASS G. Dick Werley
of Marion Council 671 with
a 80.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-10
of TIMES
'ChicO' finds
the range
By O FABRIC
Times Sports Editor

Frank Chico" Howard, the Paul Bunyan of baseball,
apparently is beginning to fulfill his destiny as a great and
feared hitter in the giant-size style befitting his hulking
81, 2~50-pound frame.
The powerfully built slugger of the Los Angeles bod
gers has raked opposing pitchers with such regularity dur
ing the past eight weeks that he has become the most talk
ed-about player in baseball.
BEGINNING IN THE LATTER PART OF JUNE,
when he was returned to the lineup as a regular, Chico has
gone on a sizzling hitting binge that has given the Dodgers
the needed punch to keep them ahead of their nearest pur-
suer, archrival San Francisco.
In the final weeks of July, the big fellows hitting can
be described with such superlatives as spectacular, fabu-
lous and awesome.
During one six-game period, his power was the key
to four of the Dodgers five wins. In one game, a three-run
homer spanked a decisive fiVe-run inning; in another, he
singled in the tying run and scored the cincher; in still
another game, he tied the score with a home run and won
the battle with an 18th inning home; and in yet another
game, he cracked out a three-run homer that got the Dod-
gers off to a flying start towards another victory.
HE FOLLOWED UP THIS SURGE WITH another
spanning 10 games. In those contests, he smacked out 18
hits in 81 times at the plate for a torrid .486 average. His
hits included four doubles, a triple and five home runs
which produced 81 runs and raised his seasons batting
average to 800 by the first of August.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-10
Head coach named
at NOtre Dame High

Edward K. Miller, rs, has been named head coach at
Portsmouth Notre Dame High School.
He succeeds Bill APPEL who ended five years of service
al Notre Dame by accepting a head football coaching post
al Portsmouth High School.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-10

game behind third-plac &c
Rochester.
Earlier in the week, how
ever, the Jets made it as
high as third place but the
loss to Syracuse pushed
them back to fourth.
ALSO LAST WEEK the
Jets acquired pitcher Wilmer
Vinegar Bend" Mizell who
had been given an outright
release by the New York
Nets. A 31-year-old lefty,
Mizell formerly played with
st. Louis and Pittsburgh.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-08-10

That's a remarkable turn
about from his anemic .211
batting average of June %.
And it squashed all talk that
the Dodgers were turning
sour on their hulking cut
fielder.
HOWARD's HITTING has
been so fantastic since his
rescue from the bench that it
wouldn't be stretching things
to compare big Chico with
Joe Hardy, the tabled hero Of
the book "The Year the YAM
KEGS Lost the Pennant."
In that book, which be-
came the stage hit Damn
Yankees" Hardy blasted the
ball with such reckless
abandon that he was able to
power the lowly Washington
Senators to the American
League pennant, thereby
ending the Yankees long
domination of the league.
Unlike Hardy, who came
out of nowhere to win base
ball fame, Chico has been
one Of the biggest names in
baseball ever since the Dodg-
ers opened their vault to pay
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Fourth straight -.
Lancaster Council
wins golf tourney

Lancaster Council 1915 is the Knights of Columbus
district golf tournament champion for the fourth straight
year.
The Lancaster team, which won the crown with a
319 score at Granville, now will compete in the state K of c
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Jets open l2-gGme
hOmeStand Monday

The end of the 1862 international League season is
less than a month away as the Jets prepare for their next
to-last homestead which begins this Monday.
Manager Larry ~Shepard's squad, currently in Buffalo,
is scheduled to play a dozen games during the home stand
which ends on Aug. %.
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TORONTO WILL pry open
the 11-day Jet home stay
with single games on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. The opener
will be Family Night in
which fans are admitted for
a bargain price. Men will be
admitted for a dollar and
ladies for so cents. AS part
of the bargain, fans may sit
anywhere except the box
seats.
The home stand will con-
tinue with Buffalo and Rich
mond furnishing the opposi-
ton. The Bisons will begin
their visit next Friday and
the Richmond Wees will move
in on Aug. 20. The Jets will
play four games against both
squads.
Columbus won five games
and lost only two and crash
ed into the first division last
week. The first defeat ended
a 12-game win streak - an
all-time record for the Jets.
THE JETS
Rochester 8-3, so and So,
but lost one to the Royals,
ia. Columbus stopped SYRIA
cuse 8-4 and 4-3, but was
bombed 9-5 in the middle
game of the three-game
series.
At the end of the week, the
Jets were in fourth place
with a record of So wins and
so losses. They were 1919
games behind powerful jack
sonville, two games behind
second-place Toronto and one
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Dead-eye Bob
sinks 81 fouls

Opponents of Dennison St.
Mary during the 1928
cage season learned last week
that 1t won't pay to foul Bob
Metarko.
The Blue Wave eager sank
50 consecutive free throws to
win a contest held during the
Midvale Lions Club jubilee.
His feat earned him a two
foot high trophy.
His runner-up, Warren
Leggett, dropped in % con-
secutive foul throws.