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ROOMS FURR.-MD..VA.

ALEXANDRIA-U. 8. 1. south. Fres
TV, pvt. bath. air cond.. bus
stop. so. 6-9760.
ALEX.-For gentle m a n, Ice. sci.
semi-pvt. bath, center Of town. refs.
req. 54s-6s6s.
ARL., N.-Lge. front rm. for EN-.
ployed lady in quiet res. area. Kitch-
en- priyilg. ia. 1890 ewes.
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FARM AND GARDEN

NEW INC farm tractors and equip.
Cub Cadet and equip. McCulloch
chain saws. parts and service.
USED Farmall $40 with plows,
crlflyator and leaders. INC blower
with pipe. TD-6 with winch, ploWS
and diSc.
p. II. MOORE
U. s. S0l. / Mile South Of New 30
Mitchellville. Nd. 2d2-2244
PEACHES, Georgia Bellies, Albertas
HARDiNG'S ORCHARD. out Kite. ~
left on Briggs CLANCY and follow signs
RICH TOP SOIL, tops In quality, |"
PROMPT. SERVICE, 3 eu; ydsp slI
JA. SSlSI or 100 371-43oo.
TOPsOIL, very rich, for lawns and
greenhouse, very reasonable. Cal
kE. S.iisS or RE. 6-1s76,
Cut dogn. topped. Shrubbery cut
down. trimmed, SPRAYED. Flower
24-hour service. JU. 5.2523
WANTED Ford or Ferguson tractor
Phone 100 J. 3]9.SoqA, or DU. 5000.
WE SPECIALIZE in prunins ever.
green, fruit trees and shade trees
Also in tree removal. Prices are
much cheaper now
Fully Insured Free Estimates
HYATTsVILLE TREE SERVICE
WA 7-2274
zOYsIA GRASS PLUGS, Meyers Z.S1
Call kE. s-5Sls WHY'S. VIZ. ends
ewes. aft. .. PL. S'fAAS.
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SALESWOMAN
ladies' Ready-to-W
,r.$60 WEEKLY
! PLUS
90 COMMISSION
Wrr
.,YEAGER'S
1850 Colesville Road
Silver Spring. Maryland

CRETARY-Responsible woman,
Il-35, with excel. tipping skill
nd English, to assist secretary
n busy clergy office. Considerable
rarscription from discs required,
lso- filing and telephone contact
nth public. $50 to 3; 5-day
Veek. q weeks paid vacation. Call
Vo. 6-3500, Ext. 222 for appt.
CRETARY, little shorthand, good
ming, s:30-5, Monday through Fri
AZ. Salary, $75-$90 to start. 524-242I.
CY- GIRL FRIDAY RECEIPTS,
ANNETTE TATELMAN
Woodward Bldg. RE. I-44l1
lCRETARIAL CLERK = An attrac'
We, responsible, steady young lady
N secretarial work and assisting
Nice manager in various clerical
aties. Shorthand required: Gal
n-3900. REYNOLDS ALUMINIUM
An Equal Opportunity Employer
EY-. STENO., BKPRS., ETC
We Specialize in These Positions
LAS AGCY., l420 N. Y. Ave. NV
CRETARIES, with or " I h on 2
EGGERTY EMPL. AGENCY. s4s.
enton ST., Silver Spring, JU. e-6464
iCRETARY-TYPIST, Dupont cir;
IciAity, versatile lady, shorthano
esirNble, varied Office ouIles.
fringe benefits, incl. meals. salary
pen. In replying please stats
ge. education, past exper' a41
Rlary requirements. BOX oo-D'
tar
CRETARY-A d MIN. AS s 7: In
1strial manufacturers Wash. down
mn office, interesting Work. invoiv
Il government, foreign and Y. .
Dmestic accounts. Good secretarla
nd organiZational skills required
biIity to work alone on own inltla
We, important. Beginning s a
200 yr. Uusual corporation pene
Is, medical and paid ac ation
rite Box 7s-D, Star.
CRETARY to top executive Of ma
onal Catholic organization, exper: Il
1orthand req, busy interesting Job
ID, 1855, Ext. 2l4.
CRETARY, exper., city planning
Eice, tipping, shorthand, bookkeep
II exper. helpful, age. 20.30. Salarl
Smmensurate with ability. Conv
pwlteWn location. DI. 1879.
CRETARY (ASSISTANTl, no short
and, personable, intelligent. A.
Iementary school. Box 39-Ds Star.
yCRETARY for association. Virgin;
lsident, 5-day week, small office
leasant working conditions: Sent
rief statement about yourself, Dack
round, experience, and minimum
Ilary expected to Box H34-D. Star
iCY,,RECEPT., exper., top. flighI
Ily, 5-day wk. Starting sal. S4O'
10. DI. 1929.
Evening star., 1963-08-23
SITUATI0 0NS-MEN
SITUATI0NS-W0MEN

MEN AVAILABLE = HousewoI
yard work, painting, rough ca
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SECRETARY

erestfng, stable, respons., position
III nationally know n electronics
J., pleasant air-cond. office. Short
md, initiative to work with consi-
Irable Independence, friendly. .Perso-
Slity, an aptitude to work with fig
res are most important. Some bus.
Iper. or bus. college, Ao-hr. ,wk.
I30-5:30. Excel. salary range Incl.
rofits share and other b n e. s.
lease phone or write for application
Tm. TTEKTRONIX, INC, A2o5 Ever
reeI lane, Annandale, Va, 256-670O.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Evening star., 1963-08-23
BABY CARRIAGE, English import
beautifully upholstered, peri. cond.

BAR, inlaid-marble top. Walnut wood
and wrought iron, stools, liquor ca
binet and 2 matching bookcases. In.
direct lighting, over head canopy.
Black bar shelves and mirrors.
A74-30o5.
B RIB Ell I s, very good condition.
Reasonably priced. Call 244-6l36 aft.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BACK HOES, pumps. EsreTstors Is,T j;
iS5e iTooLs. i'Si IN. f2siS 4l5i6O. IL. 5-5o4o. s.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACH, S35, good ma
chine. Also an cleo, $50. Excellent
condition. 652-0313.
ADDRESSOGRAPH MACHINE, 1857
electric, 20-drawer, excellent condi'
tion. $3.50. MA. e-4lA2.
AIR COND., GE window unit, W
amp, good cond. $35. Also twin
window fan, SO. JE. A-3l23.
AIR CONDITIONER, 1881 Sears
Coldspot, $500 btu, Easement win
dow type, $l25, 5S4-l26o.
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PIANOS New spinets, beautifully en-
ny or blonde. s425, KtTT;S g con
venient lOcations). Dntn., 1880 G. st
NV. RE. 1872, Alex, 262l Mt. Yer
non ave. KI. s-6ss3, Congressiona
Plaza shopping ctr, Rockville pike
HA. 7-7420, IVA. and Md. stores Opel
daily It'll pm. except Saturday
PIANO, Lester medium upright, ex
cellent condition. $l75. s22-37es afte
pm.
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REFRIGERATORS

REFRIGERATORS
Areas largest floor display fully
guaranteed, All sales from $50 30.
PEERLESS SALES CO
2237 GEORGIA Ave. AD. 2-2lOO
sAXOPHONE, tenor, Bond type. Only
used I month. Also includes clarinet
case. SP. 3-el9o.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
tcONTlNUED)
NEW ROOFS


Roof repairs as low as $40. Cutters
and down spouts, painting, paper
ing, plastering, carpentry. FREE
EST. Call day or night. Work
guaranteed. 772-6096.
PAINTERS, n yrs. experience. Inside
and outside work. Call H3-7352 any.
time.
PAINTING INTERIOR, exterior, do
my own work. MR.. HULME, days,
RA. $500, eyes,, LA. 6-ll2e.
PAINTING AND REPAIRS, reasona'
BILE rates. IS yrs. exper. Phone RA,
6-4S3l.
PAINTING, Interior. exterior, ROOF
carpentry, gutter work by white
mech. Call anytime. CH. S-4404.
PAPER HANGING and painting
For the best, call CHARLES COT
TRILL Sun. and Ewes. 333-3664.
PAPERING AND INT. PAINTING
white m e h an c. lst.class work
Reas. prices, DUFFY, RA. 6-eI00.
PLASTERING REPAIRS, patching,
new ceiling, remodel, reas, rates,
satisfaction guar. JU. 9-4154.
TV REPAIRs, free estimates in
your home. Day and night calls
Reasonable rates. ia. 9-7992.
WALLPAPERS REMOVAL by the on;
ly bonded and ins. paper removal
co. in d. c., Md. Va. Dl. 7-160O.
WILL PAINT average room for S12
labor charge. You buy paint OF
we will. Inside or outside work
done. Call anytime. 671-6S2O. jim
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MATTRESSES

= counter or dining room service
,Gs, s.: SSssas SSss1s. fHRf faE RXRnNO II REs
AURANT, Union Station.
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SALESLADIES
: TSALESWOMEN

perienced, Full time, part-time
lays, ewes, and Sat.'s, downtown
sonEi. Ave, Arl.. Silver Spring.
Pine sportsweer shops. Liberal
mplUyee benefits.
Usual CORNER JU $1,000
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ARL. Middle-age working lady wants
10 share lovely apt. with working
lady, on bus line. sSl.5o. S3l-3e54.
ENGINEER or gentleman Of SINH
lar prof. to share furn. townhouse.
Chevy Chase, with another.
652-0597.
GIRL, 10 to rs wanted to share mod.
ern apt. located In a Sc. area, high
rise bldg, with another girl. 567-2l9p
after pm.
MAN, to share nice apt, in Arl. area,
Wilson blvd. with another man. Call
DON, ia. Ian, Ext. 81.
MODERN AIR-C0ND. apt. 4 girls 70
share with another girl. $3.50 ca.
Call s2S-Sl4l.
NV. white girl desires to share conv.
located. l-bedrm. apt. with same.
234-6oe9 bet. and $50 pm.
ROCKvILLE-Gir with child de-
sires 10 share apt. with same, Call
between 4 and q. ask for VALARIE,
3ol = S26-o7o4.
YOUNG professional man wishes 70
share an apt. In NV. or .clQse-in Md.
with another man OF similar inter-
ests. Box l45-G, Star.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DOWNTOWN 2lo z st. nv. walk 10
work, 4 rms. adj. bath, SIS weekly.
ME. s-43s7.
DUPONT CIRCLE, l74s oue-Attrac-
tive effic. adj. bath. refRr.s stove,
etc. Sl4-s2o weekly.
MfNTwOOD PL.,. 18th and Columbia
sl4 weekly. Lady. 332-soeo.
PARK RID. NV, I37s-lst flr. front.
TV, etc. adj. bath. SIS sci. 3s1-3S40.
Tv IN YOUR COOL STUDIO RM..
refgr., grill, pvt. entr. S16-S20.
2l2l r st. NV. 33s-6276.
800 MD. AVE. Me- and 2 rm. ef-
fics., redec., well behaved adults.
SIS. .50-S23.50 wk. S43-5264.
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APIS, FURNlsHED-D. Q.

ANACosTIA EAsTovER AREA.
SIS up. 5e2-l92s OF XII. s.eSe5,
ATLANTIC sT.-l, bedrm. choice
apts., modern furn., near bus.
Ss5.Si75. 10. 5-6oos.
BOLLING-C APITOL HILL-NeWlI
flirn. l.bedrm. apts., al utils., excel.
loo, s7S up, adults. KE. e-615l.
BOILING VIEW APTs.-LarGe at
traetive 1-bedrm. ap1., beauu-
fully furn.. Si09, so incl. all utils.
All modern. equipment. Liy. Tm.
12x19 IT,, lge. kit, sep. dinette.
bedrm. 1lxl7 n. Rental office.
cor md and orange 81. Sc. 10.
25s4g259eo oPoRErskY a SONS MOT"
BOILING FIELD ARIA
ARDSLEY WiDRlCH APARTMENTS
1-2 bedrms., newly dec. nicely furny
conv. TO everything, s107 .bO-t12b
incl. utils. 563-530i.
BRAND-NEw FURNITURE IN one
bedroom newly decorated modern
apt, best Sc. location. bl-0lBA.
CAPITOL HILL AREA
Az FIRST ST. Sc, THE WILSON
FOR 1 OR 2 QUIET ADULTS
2 rms. kit. and bath, nicely furn.,
with air eond. and utils. incl.
Free parking See caretaker.
WASHINGTON HOUSING corr.
lp3i " st. NV. MA. S-ael :
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HARTNETT HALL

1925 2lst ST. NV.
You'll write home about HART
NETT HALLS foods. especially the
fried chicken. rum rolls and home
made apple Ipts Pie .S6 spls5Sid diS.I social
people. Clean and attractive sgl.
and double rooms with running
water, near showers. Double rms. ],
S16.5O-S2O.50. Single, $780,
S25.5O per week with 2 meals.
No vacancies until after Sept. 1.
HUI. 3-5432
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOM, ! rm., ! or 2 very respecta
Bile, middle-aRed ladies. share kit.
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BLOCKS
1897 Bladensburg Rd. WA. 7-5501
WASHERS, late models, fully auto
Just been oVerhauled. Guaranteed
viii deliv. $50. Ii. 7-5905, Dealer.
WASHER, GE, fully automatic, excel.
lent condition, $40. OIL. 6-5792.
WASHE R s, 80 late models, fully
auto, guar. Special, will DEL, install
$50. 546-l626, DEALER.
WASHER 80 GE S cycle, de luxe
dryer, l2-cu-ft. frost-free refgr. Elk.
Gel. cond. All $500. 57s-0e54.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy, good con-
ditiOn, 2 yrs. old, top loading, $50.
II interested call U7-3l05.
WASHERS, used less than ! year, re.
possessed, guar. SPECIAL. Will de-
liver and install. SIS. II. 6-l626.
WASHING MACHINE, RCA Whirl.
pool, good cond. 3 speeds and water
levels, yrs. old. 500. 232-2790.
WASHING MACHINE, wringer type.
Dinette set with chairs. 500 for
both. 5s4-9740.
WEDDING GOWN, white chantilly
lace, long sleeves, Watteau back
chapel train, veil included, size
81. Best offer. 966-35S2.
WELDER, Lincoln, D. c. lso, AS
portable. New. Reduced price. Cal
CL. 3-270l.
WINDOW SCREENS, 25c, h.-w. heat
ing boiler, $l9, foam Mattress SIS
FE. e-6273.
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FURN.-3 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.
Also wrtnger;tyge washer. All good
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ANTIQUES, new stock-Early cor
ner eupboards, breakfrontS, wash
stand, dry sinks, drop tables, wal
nut, chestnut and cherry. FAIR
HILL FARM ANTIQUES, 3271
East Lee highway. Fairfax, Va,
560-2S4f1
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PLEETWAY
Mis- IN Mer IGiEsa0i@Ea0s

A. Orientol spendor for him ond for her. kimono
style top embIozoned with lucky Oregon and
OrientoI motif Sosh belt. solid trousers. Som
forized cotton broodcloth. White. red, block.
His: sizes A. 9. c. D. Hers: sizes llIl2. 1874.
1910. A.0S "a.
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MRSITY>


D. His n hers mondorin poiomos Exotic look
oIikes in fine qUoIiN cotton broodcloth. Perfec-
fion toilored and detoiIed. Blue IbIuck, moroonI
block His: sizes A, 3. c, D.; Hers: Smoll and
medium. SOS ca.
E. The somuoro loo9S Pimo cotton Sonforized
poiomos for Iovneins and sleeping Blue, ton,
grey. Sizes A. 3. CD. 7.oS
eet Floor Both Stores
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wash IN VVe0F robe

C. What man could resist the chance to relax in
this hondsome AUerboch robe. Wash n wear
Docron pokester and cotton. light blue. navy.
wine. S-M-L-xL. 12-0S
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TFieod@ee
Wash IN VSear Pai@ElAGs

3. l0o9S Doeron pobester tricot poiomos ore
mochine woshobIe drip dry and ore reody
to wear in about Two hours. Never need ironing
Pieeh~oy comfot lectures include Underorm
pIeot that cont bind. adjustable woist thot
always fits right. seamless supremacy comfortable
balloon Scot Soft colors. Sizes A, 3, c, D.
1895
Evening star., 1963-02-17
RoIston Shocks Mckinley to Gain
Indoor Net Final Aqoinst Sonqster

legged Mckinley fought back
TO win the third and fourth sets
and knot the match as Raj
ston's game cooled.
However. Ralston unleashed
three slaShing service returns
and used a well-played drop
shot to crack Mckinley in the
sixth game for a Az lead in the
final set. He almost repeated
In the eighth but missed an
easy overhead volley after a
perfect lob. He won the clinch-
ing ninth game without loss Of
point, climaxing the perform
ance with a sizzling volley
which Mckinley couldn't touch
The Sangster-Scott m a I c h
was strictly an artillery duel,
with aces by the dozens and
few rallies. Sangster lost only
one point on his service in the
first set and that came on q
doublefault. There we're only
four service breaks in the
match-one In each set.
Evening star., 1963-02-17
WIM LOSE OR DRAW
Pearson Still Happy
As Major Leoguer

= MIAMI BEACH, FLA, Feb 17-It's
been five years since Albie Pearson turned
up at the National Baseball golf tourna-
ment and brashly announced that he was
taking dead aim at winning the annual
affair which is winding up here again
today.
The old tried and true players-Alvin
Dark, AL Lopez and the rest who are better
than green hands with golf sticks-were
too courteous to snicker at this 5-foot-5,
139-pound mite who has Just been acquired
out of the Red Sox farm system to play
centerfield for the Washington Senators.
Rockies who are lefthanded never win
the big baseball golfing title especially
when they're jockey-sized. But In those
days of match play Albie sailed past one
opponent after another and there was
increased respect In the grill room of the
Miami Springs Golf Club for the happy
little guy from California.
Virgil Trucks, once distinguished
pitcher, may have been the first to throw
Albie bouquet of recognition. Pearson
walked into the grill room carrying
putter and Trucks barked loudly to his
table companions:
Watch it, fellows, you might step
on It,"
Albies face lit up with broad smile.
He had been accepted He also won the
golf title and later in 1858 he was to win
the Rookie-o of -the-Year Award, distinc-
tion which singularly escapes Washington
players.
IT HASN'T ALL BEEN creSts and peaks
for Albie since that time One of his most
severe critics was Calvin Griffith, who was
president Of the Senators during that time.
'He plays too Deep" Cal complained "And,
darned, 1 didn't realize he was so little"
Calls irritation had some basis, per-
haps, because he traded Pete Runnels to
Boston for Pearson and long-forgotten
physical giant named Norm Zauchin. An
old favorite, Runnels had a horrible season
with his 230 average in 1857. Hence, he
must go. But once gone Pete enjoyed five
wondrouS seasons with the Red Sox, never
failing to top 800 and twice leading the
American League.
Zauchin was complete bust. Pearson
won the accolade but Griffith was vaguely
unhappy. Embarrassed is more like 1t,
because of Runnels' achievements.
Albie himself confessed to some be-
wilderment about the trade He'd Just been
promoted to the Pacific Coast League in
81 and never had been in the majors. II
was sitting home listening to the radio
when I first heard of the DEAL" he said
81 heard flash sports report and thought
the announcer said that Piersall had been
sent to Washington for Runnels. said to
myself, That's a pretty fair swap Later,
Evening star., 1963-02-17
NEW YORK. Feb. ls (AP)-

NEW YORK, Feb. Is (AP)-
Young Dennis Ralston Of Bak-
ersfield, Calf, upset Chuck
Mckinley, the defending title
holder, with a dazzling shot
making display today, 8--6,
6-.l. 4-6. 3-6. 6--3. TO go
into the final OF the National
Indoor championships against
Brtain's Mike Sangster.
sangster. powerfully built
member OF Britain's Davis Cup
team and owner OF one Of the
most potent services In the
game, out-gunned Eugene
Scott OF Northport, MY, "a,
g.. l5-i7. Ga, In the other
semifinal at the Seventh Regi-
ment Armory.
The rangy. crewcut Ralston.
20. a sophomore at the Uni
versity Of Southern California.
showed power and resource
fulness In his attack.
'Srhe best-l looking prospect
since Jack Kramer" said 4s-
year-old Gardnar Mulloy OF
Miami, who Is seeking the
seniors championship.
Ralston. then 10, and McKin-
ley both we're slapped down by
the United States Lawn Tennis
Association In January. 1861.
for unsportsmanlike conduct in
Australia. Mckinley was sus-
pended for a racket tossing In
iident, and both he and Raj
Evening star., 1963-02-17
Maryland Sets
6 Swim Marks,
Defeats W&L

LEXINGTON, Feb. 16 (AP)
The Maryland University
swimming team set six pool
records and trounced Wash
lngton & Lee, 57-37 today.
The Terps are now 30 for
the year and W&L is 5-4.
Maryland set records in the
200-yard freestyle, 200-yard in
dividual medley, 200-yard but
terfly, 100-yard freestyle, 200
yard backstroke and 500-yard
freeStyle.
Wal also broke three Of its
own records with sophomore
John Wolfe breaking his own
500-yard freestyle mark Of
5:55.6 by swimming the dis
tance in $3.50.
other records were set In
the 200-yard individual medley
and the 200-yard backstroke.
Evening star., 1963-02-17
Magazine Picks
z Area Gridders
On AII-Americu

Jay Calabrese. st. Johns
fullback. and Ron Tankersley,
a l85-pound guard from Fair
lax High. have been named TO
the first squad All-American
team OF Scholastic Coach, a
magazine.
Calabrese, who also starred
rs a middle linebacker. led st.
Johns TO the city champion
ship. Tankersley was considered
by many the areas best interior
lineman. Both we're members Of
The Stars All-Metropolitan
eleven.
Blair Lee, Georgetown Prep's
all-league tackle, and Dave
zurowski, Gonzagas pass
halfback. we're listed
rs honorable mentions.
Evening star., 1963-02-17
Fights Return
With Foster
In Feature

Professional boxing returns
to Capitol Arena tomorrow
night and Promoter Goldie
Ahearn says that If the card
is lacking in Joe Louises and
Jack Dempseys consider the
prices-$3, 50 and 81. It's q
bargain.
And for absolutely no extra
charge, Goldie is throwing in
q brand-new announcer, Bob
Freed, who "understudied" jim
my Lake for 20 years. The fact
that Freed is a former night
club performer and has played
bit parts in movies had no
bearing. on his appointment
and is not intended to detract
from the show.
Bobby Foster will be featured
in the main, eight-round bout
against Manuel Lee of Fay
etteville, N. c. Foster is a
former Air Force 175-pound
champion but ran into Doug
Jones, in a televised bout in
New York and was stopped in
the eighth round.
Calvin Woodland, a l26-
FOUNDER with a sizeable local
reputation, viii battle Jerry
Brewers of Baltimore in one
Of two six-rounders. The other
will pair Willie Gray and Carl
ton Thomas, local residents
weighing 160 pounds or there
abouts.
Three four-rounders will be
announced tomorrow night, and
an emergency" match will be
held in reserve.
Evening star., 1963-02-17
Jones Takes
41st Hurdles
Race in Row

Louisville, KY. Feb. 16 (AP) i.
- Hayes Jones Of Detroit won
his 41st consecutive indoor high
hurdles raceand two American
records were broken in the
third annual Mason Dixon
Games tonight. =
Jones won the 70-yard race
in :08.l, a tenth Of second
over the mark he set last year.
Bob Hayes of Florida A6EM
won the 70-yard dash in SO
seconds. breaking the mark Of
7flat first set in 1926 and since
tied by five runners.
The other American mark
was set inthe broad Jump bV
Willye White of Chicago, whO
leaped 10 feet 734 inches, an
inch and a quarter over her
own standard.
Gerald Pratt of Texas South
ern won the pole vault at 1871.
He, Mel Helm Of use and Henry
WadSworth Of the Army all
cleared that height, but Pratt
won on fewer misses at lower
distances.
Evening star., 1963-02-17

ston were placed on a years
probation.
Later that year Ralston drew
a four months suspension for
his bad department in the
Davis Cup matches against
Mexico at Cleveland. He missed
the national championships.
Last year a knee operation In
the spring curtailed Ralston S
activity and deprived him Of a
national ranking.
Last fall Ralston trained for
two months with Pancho Con-
zaleS, the one time king OF the
pros. and improved his game
enough 10 win the indoor tour
nament recently at Buffalo,
IN. Y.
Ralston gave a remarkable
exhibition under very trying
conditions In his semifinal
match with Mckinley, the Ma
tion's top-ranked amateur.
The two Davis Cup team
mates and doubles partners
battled serve-for-serve In the
opening set until the l4th game
when Ralston finally broke
through on two perfectly exc
cuted lobs.
Serving powerfully, the slen.
der Californian swept through
the second sets In IL minutes
Mckinley shook his head II
dismay as shot after ShoI
whizzed past his racket.
! Down two sets. the piano
Evening star., 1963-02-17
BY FRANCIS STANN

on another broadcast discovered it was
Pearson, not Piersall, who was traded"
ALBIE DID PLAY pretty deep center
field in the beginning, although once it
paid off. In Yankee Stadium Mickey Man
tie hit one of the longest outs Of his career,
a monumental drive to straight center.
you know where those bronze monu-
ments are located?" Mickey says. There's
one for Ed Barrow, one for Babe Ruth, one
for Eddie Grant. You clear those plaques
and you've got to have an inside the park
home run.
well, cleared 'em. But Albie was
standing beside or behind the monuments
and caught the ball. If I'd have dunked
one over second base I'd have got double,
maybe triple. But the ball hit was just
as long as the one off Chuck Stobbs in
Washington-the first tape-measure job
and 1t was an out"
The Senators traded Albie to the
Orioles for Lenny Green in May Of SO and
then Pearson slipped to the minors until
the AL expansion draft prompted the new
Los Angeles Angels to buy him for the
$75OOO fee in the winter of 1860.
HE'S BEEN A SORT of Mr.. Wonderful
with the Angels Batted .288 in 81 and
last year was valuable 261 in 100 games.
"I wouldn't trade Pearson for two
Jimmy Piersalls," Manager Bill Rigney says.
My guy drives the other teams nuts, he's
so pesky."
One day last season, when the Angels
were making their surprising run at the
Yankees, Rigney benched Albie. The little
guy was worn down to some 1876 pounds
and the Yankees were pitching Whitley
Ford. George Thomas took over for Albie
that day. The Angels won.
Normally, fellow who's benched is
sore as hell" Pearson was relating, when
I played for the Senators hated the guy
who was taking my place. actually hoped
he'd do badly. guess it's human nature"
%& y
WITH THE ANGELS, he says, it's diff
ferent. "The Senators were sort of hope
less" Albie remembers. This club has got
fight and CUTS. was hoping Thomas
would go 5-for-5 and keep me on the
bench. I rooted for him all the way"
The next day Pearson was back in the
lineup, where he belonged. But the one
game respite did him good and the mighty
mite was one of the key players in the
Angels drive to third place.
This is one of the most amazing guys
I've ever known in baseball" one ex-
Washington catcher offered Hes so
little. When I squatted back of the plate
I'd see that 15-inch mound with q pitcher
on 1t, or near it, Then I'd see no center
fielder. II often thought we were playing
an eight-man team"