THE EVENING STAR IN ROYAL CANADIAN REGATTA D-4 Washington, D. C., Friday, July 31, 1959 Tenney Redskins Give BillEngeman, D. C. Sculler, Wins Nixon Answer Breaks 53-Year-Old Mark Sweepstakes took Frank of the PORT DALHOUSIE, Ontario, |of] the new marks set on the It Tenney White Flint Golf nearly July 31 < AP» —Bill Engeman. second day of the four-day, 69- Club 'Dawdling' race regatta. The other new half the summer to win a Mid- On 19-year-old Washington, D. C.,| dle sweepstakes, standard was made by St. Atlantic PGA By LEWIS F. ATCHISON sculler, bettered a 53-year-old Catharines' junior fours. The but when he did, it was a con- Star SUIT Writer sculler representing the Poto- time was 7:03.5 compared to ivlncing victory, **¦" LOS ANGELES. July 31. mac Boat Club, bettered a 53- the old record of 7:16. j Tenney, who has been the f _. 1 pro HHm The Redskins expected to take year-old record yesterday in Engeman and Wayne Frye, a at White Flint off and on winning the junior singles in since 1951, fired a three-under- today i fellow Potomac Boat Club mqny- it a little easier in an-' the Royal Canadian Henley par 69 yesterday at Baltimore's ticipation ber. are entered in the douole of tomorrow's scrim- Regatta. sculls. iHillendale Country Club to mage winding up the first week [earn honors in the pro-member Aided by smooth water and Detroit Boat Club’s Bob [event. in training camp. a good tailwind, Walker, 24, posted a "the Brown double as Tenney put together intercepted University pre-law winning rounds A couple of student he stroked crews in 35-34 with passes throbbing noggins sculled the yards the junior 145-pound fours of three birdies on and mile and 550 and [each Cliff Spencer of the defensive team's reply in 7:30. The old mark of 7:35 the junior Detroit nine. was fours. was ! Laurel Pines was right be- yesterday to Coach Mike was made in 1906 by W. N. clocked 8:05 in the 145:pound ' dawdling. hind with 33-37 for a second Nixon's charge of Green of the Toronto Argo- event and 7:09.4 in the straight place nauts. junior 70. Ben Scotti, wingback from race. | Two other Washington one toss, Engeman finished feet St. Catharines, again area Maryland, nabbed six with professionals, Henry Gerardi Wing-1 ahead of Daryl of an all high school 1 from Eddie Leßaron and MacDonald crew, won from Norbeck and Roger Bobby Auburn] Rowing junior 155-pound eights Pea- back Hoppe of the host St- Catharines the cock from Sligo Park, posted speared Ralph Club. for the third straight year another from with one-under-par 71s to finish 6:44.6, in Guglielmi during a brisk half- Engeman's record was one a time of a third-place hour drill. tie with Paul | :| Haviland of Pine Ridge: Bill 'y “Long Way to Go” Bassler, Rolling Road: Ralph “They better,” Nixon Beach, Suburban, and Mike were Rooney, Wrightsville, commented, “but we've still got 1 Pa. a long way to go.” Television Football Card Jack Lowe of Bonnie View teamed with Don Dyer to Jbhn Paluck another de- win was the pro-amateur with a 62. fensive He standout. nailed Is Strongest in NBC History Spencer and Vernon Schlutter Don Bosseler and Guglielmi on couple plays that almost NEW YORK, July 31 (AP).— series baseball game which will were second with 63. a of precede brought the stars out early Traditional and intersectional it. Guglielmi was a sitting duck rivalries involving the Nation’s The colorful Army-Navy Umpire's Father because of a missed block, and top teams make up the fancy game on November 28 again Dies DALLAS, Tex., July 31 hit him the dates—October and father of the National League blind side. The National Broadcasting jNovember 21—were held open Company announced a 10-date umpire, Lynton (Dusty) Bog- * It was a day of normal 1 for Big Ten games to be de- B schedule yesterday w'hich Tom gess, died yesterday after a long - in camp, only on the basis of the '.?’• violence but the cided con- illness. He a semipro B*' v i ~.;; ~ scrimmage casualty Gallery, NBC sports director,' at was was Of- ference race the time. The baseball player in his youth. fensive calls “the strongest in the eight I split program November 7 Guard Sam Salerno years from Colorado, who aggra- ; I’ve been here.” offers Boston College vs. Pitts- vated an aching thigh muscle The program kicks off Sep- burgh for the East. Missouri vs. A twisted knee kept Doyle Nix tember 19 with the national, Air Force, for the West. champion, State,' on \the sideline while Leo Louisiana I I The schedule: Walters was out with a broken playing Rice at Baton Rouge, Army, Oklahoma, September Ip—Louisiana State vs right finger. La. the Air Rice at Baton Rouge. September •.’«— GOOD REASON FOR SMILING—Three mem- relieved Daley in the seventh inning to preserve index Both were . Northwestern vs. Oklahoma at Evan- l BOAT Syracuse SALE! Academy ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦" Force and ston 111 October :i—Texas vs ' 1, bers of the hottest club in the major leagues, Bud’s hurt in earlier workouts. Cali- 12th victory. As shown on the back of are other top teams of 1958 • lornia at Austin. Tex October IT— : $4103. 30-FT. “DREAM- . the Athletics, are all smiles in the dressing Lumpe’s uniform, it was the 11th straight Ostrowski Ready perform Michigan State vs Notre Dame at BOAT" HOUSEBOAT. who will for the arm- East Lansing. Mich ;October ’.’4—Big ; Ten game (to >; ! Complete galley, ! room following last night’s 4-1 victory over the victory for the streaking A’s and the 12th suc- With Chet Ostrowski ready chair quarterbacks. I be selected November sun games T (split network i—Boston College vs. ] deck, marine head > Senators in Kansas City. Left to right are cessive loss for the sinking Senators.—AP after reporting late, Nixon The card offers 11 on Pittsburgh at Boston (East*; Missouri i was vs. Air Force ; with shower, storage 0 Pitcher Tom Sturdivant, Second Baseman Jerry Wirephoto. able to may 10 dates—a split network on Academv at Columbia. use what be his Mo (Westi: November ”I—Big Ten ! space, wiring for 12 C first-string one of the Saturdays—and in- game (to be selected!. November *.’R Lumpe and Pitcher Bud Daley. Sturdivant defensive line for (Thanksgiving!—Duke or 110 volt. was, cludes games in all eight of the vs. North Caro- ;[ §3695 the first time. It left to l’na at Durham November '.’H- -Army Sleeps six. Navy j _ right. Bob Toneff, Will Renfro, National Collegiate districts. i vs. at Philadelphia, and Decem- J ber 5 UCLA vs. Syracuse at Los 1958 ! Ostrowski and Paluck. The intersectional battle be- Angeles. i 18~FT~HARDTOP tween California and Texas onj j i REVEL-CRAFT. Com- ; started it with a double to Nixon mixed the offensive Saturday, October 3 will be of- ! [ plete outfit—40-h.p. out- ! units judiciously during SENATORS right. Aspromonte, batting for the fered frosting for world board motor and heavy- < Boxer's Refusal to Fight a to as a a /*jr will get you a Continued From Page I)-l ; Russ Kemmerer, fouled out, but workout, giving all chance $ block against tough competi- H" baker's dozen :S„ 1695 on Washington longest losing Bertoia singled to center, I tion. C HRIS- Naragon halting at third. Bob Cancels Coast Ring Card ; S 10.400. 26-FT. J string in the this season. ¦ NOTES—The Redskins-Lions Bloodworms > ( RAFT SEA SKIFF, £ The Senators had only them- Allison hit his second double SAN FRANCISCO. July 31 : sociated with Frankie Carbo, game has been moved back to WMAL Cup Won ! Twin 105-h.p. engines. V screen, (APt.—Jess Bowdry. No. 4 ] Eastern underworld figure un- to blame for three of the off the leftfield scoring Saturday night. September 19. ; Sleeps four, lapstrake f selves 1 light -heavyweight challenger New York. and Harmon der investigation in at . . marine head, ship’s Naragon, i . four runs scored off Hal Griggs, , when Detroit. End Bill Ander- By Mrs. Cone j ! hull, [ Killebrew walked, Sturdivant from St. Louis, refused to enter He said Glickman didn't bother the linemen's thanks galley, ward- who dropped his eighth decision ; son won appeal! J §f1795 the ring without a manager to up here or apply by busting Mrs. Jay shot a 78 s in a row. made his entrance. Roy Sievers show for the tackling aummy Cone robe, etc. last night and his scheduled ; California license until 3 p.m. minus 15 handicap for a net ? nine took a third strike and Lemon a halfway through a tiring exer- , 1 Other brand-new display The Senators collected alto reduced, incl. . . . . 63 her home at s models flied to Maris in right. 10-round fight with Sixto Rod- —s> 2 hours before fight time. cise. Dick James missed over course Ouens, hits off Daley before chasing LIVE EELS > MFG. Troians, etc. riguez of San Anselmo, Salif.J The commission members, in yesterday's practice because of Bethesda County Club yester- > him in the seventh inning, but NOTES: Pedro Ramos, who FOR ROCK FISHING has split pair of decisions was canceled. i a telephone conference, then a bruised calf on the right leg day to win the WMAL Cup in Tom Sturdivant retired the last a As- with the White Sox, will work So was the entire six-fight : agreed not to license Glickman. that didn't show up until yes- the Women's District Golf eight batters in order, fanning ' morning. . . B tournament. FISHINGTACKLE card and 500 fans in They said he could reapply terday . X-rays of sociation Class . some for the Senators tonight . . five, Daley notched his 12th gross by He'll be opposed by Barry Civic Auditorium were promised : and would be granted a license Fred Hood’s injured ankle re- j Low was won Mrs. j • • Victory as the A’s climbed into a J. G. Schnitzer of Waashington Lines Lures Bait ! a quick refund by Promoter if he clears his vealed hairline fracture after ' . name. third place. Latman . . The Senators have N IS ext Poor to Hn pate's Bennie Ford. Bowdry has a California he'd walked on it all day. . . . Golf and Country Club with an lost 14 of 15 and have dropped Bryant’s n Open Dailv 9 to 6 J Samford, Jack Urch, executive of ; license. Fullback Stan Chapin, who has 83. Sport Shop"*¦ V Closed Sunria* Brrtoia Out straight . an 11 on this journey . . the almost impossible job Mrs. Frank Smith of losing the California Athletic Com-! Urch said Bowdry automali- of Con- O 720 MAINE AVE. S.W. Manager Cookie Lavagetto Their streak started 6500 Morlboro Pike Open Daily mission, said one of Bowdry's cally was suspended from beating out Don Bosseler and gressional won second low' net 50 9 to 6 S when they dropped the second , On your way to the beach at yj Sunday 10 to 5 hrs seen enough of Ron Sam- co-managers, Bernie Glickman, 1 fighting California for Johnny Olszewski, has strained w’ith 85—15—70. Mrs. Erwin I at shortstop game of a double-header to in 60 District Heights—Free Parking NA. 8-5940 N ford and Reno Ber- was refused a license earlier days. stomach muscles—but not from Ritz of Indian Spring took! toia second base. He'll the A's before leaving home. at em- in the day. The other co- Promoter Ford said he eating. third prize with 86—16—70. PHONE RE. 5-6030 ploy Billy Consolo at short and If the Senators lose their would, manager, Eddie Yawitz, never sue Bowdry for advanced Ken at to- games they'll become ex- Aspomonte second next three applied. money plus on night, hardly pense his losses but this comes the first club since the 1945 Urch said the commission the promotion. And Rodriguez under the heading of a startling Philadelphia Athletics to lose has testimony from two wit- [said, he would sue the fighter development. Based on as many successive games 1 1 recent i as 14 nesses that Glickman has as- for loss of his purse. j [eWtWWMBfc performances, it i doesn't figure i on the road ... If they lose i WIFTiJ 11 to be much of an improvement . tonight they'll match r Washjng-, O , *- During the losing streak ton losing streaks of 1904 ana* Samford has batted .091. Ber- 1958. but the Senators' club IFornieles (1-2). Minhte had toia .133. Their replacements, record of 18 straight losses' AMERICAN given Starter Mudcat Grant a Consolo and Aspromonte, nave i can’t be broken at least until, j Continued From Page D-l ; 3-0 lead with two .singles, but FOR "FITTING 0U V SU P P 11E $ ‘ 16-FT. MAHOGANY RUNABOUT, batted .118 and 111. respec- next week when they return to Frank Malzone’s Mth home com- ill’ CENTURY RUNABOUT and boat ] COMPI.ETF. 14-FT. RUNABOUT, motor 21 FT.—No maintenance, i righthander, got the job plete steering trailer frame; $195 LU.t unburnable Griffith Stadium battle done run tied it in and with windshield, wheel with tilt ! and trailer; $695. AP 7-9099. ¦ and unsinkable aluminum cruiser. 2 All have fielded at about to I th% siiWi VVA. 7-7 700. ' 1-3792. bunks, head, p. for the White Sox last night, PAIR OF PACKARD MARINE luo-h'p twin 35-h Johnson in fively.he average they're Cleveland. j left the victory for Reliever SNIPE SAILBOAT. S. S rig. bronze FT. WASHINGTON MARINA now ac- motors, hydraulic shifts, replacing water, ready for fishing, cruising same hit-' i 1 I sails; He now is the winningest Amer- Larry Locke (2-1 >7* ftgs„ McClellan sell or trade on ; cepting applications for dockage; with more power. S6OO including many- skiing and trailering. reduced S4OO ?ing. As a sample of how jittery car EM. 2-6014. i clean, protected waters, modern fa- extra parts Can be seen running in FE. 3-7235. ican League pitcher cilities gas and oil. For informa- the of the Senators are, in the sixth with a 14-6 Ted Lepcio and Coot Veal WHIRLWIND, 14 It.; steering, lights, incl. boat. Colonial 3-2760. 15-FT. FIBREGLASS. 40-h.p. motor, tion. call Otis 1-4940; Sunday.-, and - It was familiar case a cover and hardware; Sterling trailer. . KLEPPER KAYAK fold) boat. elec starting, remote controls Blit record and the winningest ac- eves DI 7-0173. a 17-FT. trailer, skiis, excel, booted double-play grounder inning, with runners on second each drove in three runs for S3OO. JO- 8-7428. j , complete with sails: new cond ; non- well all in ccnd . tive pitcher in the majors with SPEEDLINER. 14-ft.; custom up- -! sinkable. LO 5-3456 $875 CH. 8-7658 immersing in ; third and out, Daley the Tigers and A1 Kaline hit Runabout. Lapstrake. holstery. Fiberglas bottom. ' the Senators and one j io-ft. v-so K-G 0 mahog. s -lonß shaft; still in ) 263 victories. He gave the h 0., elec, starting, batt . life cushions, Mercury eng.; . $560 11-FT. LAPSTRAKE runabout 1959 MERCURY last night. grounded Samford, who; his 17th homer. Frank Lary line, trailer; attr fast: Willi*. steering wheel, control, box complete with controls. AP. 7- trouble Griggs i to only skis. lights, fully equip.; - consider selling trailer. JA. 2-0205, remote trailer six hits, - '¦ and gas tank: $350 or 9555 j Yankees walked, G 3-7) It bargain at_ $1,695 RE 5-8850. | | after 7 p.m. best offer Lumpe* plate, Hadley a seven _ walked in the second fired to the and | j won with JE. __4-88S4. 10 RUNABOUT. Merc motoi 40 'only one. struck out nine and, GLA SPAR. Seafair. 17-ft., 0.b.; all-i HOUSEBOAT, equip for comfortable inning, Hadley caught a hitter. Billy O’Dell (6-8) was Piberglas SE.\ KING. 12-hp ; top running m.p.h. plus: excel, cond. Must sacri- fanned Kent was in rundown as; I cruiser, 1050: better-than-1 | living: excellent condition; just? in offer lost his shutout on an unearned new condition, complete See cond : $65 or best offer. Midway 1i fice. Best over S2OO. OL. 4-1822 and walked Harry Chiti after Chiti moved to third . . . Daley I the loser. at! 1 painted and decorated. Evenings. UN i run as he beat Chesapeake Yacht Club. Shady Side.I j 5-3766. RUNABOUT. 14-ft with 25-b.p. motor; New York for Md. Home phone. JE 7-8459. windshield, front steering, seat cush.; Lumpe stole second. then was trapped between first Lary, who has yielded only 4-6773. after 1 »* SEA Mercury, OWENS 22-ft express cruiser. ’6B the third straight time. __s p m.. Monday-Frldav SWIFT. Mark 30E 200-h p. Flagship; $550. SO. _5-54ft 1 Joe and second for a sure double Last' gator trailer, windshield, canopy top. 1 model: new cond., , DeMaestri then cracked 1 30 bases on balls in 165 innings ; with eng : : year he was 0-6 against them. RIC HARDSON CRUISER, bunks 4: $2.- steering controls, skis, ski ropes, boat extras: 2ft hrs $3,350. SHEPHERD RUNABOUT. 55 22-ft : play, but Bertoia merely held pitching, 000 RHODES, at Phipps cushions, many extras: May be In water. Slip 4. Lord Calvert Marina 150 h.p Gray engine, double plank A tailor-made double-play did not walk a See Alton SBOO mahogany Spoils lof Dock. Deale. Md. seen Sat and Sun. WH. 2-3907. Dowell. Md., nr Solomons. Owner Make offer EX 3-0582 grounder directly the ball and permitted Daley' Stengel’s “Party” | Sat FE 3-1915. ’til 6 P.m AD 2-6210 eves at Samford, batter and struck out two. 14-FT. SCOTTIE-CRAFT runabout; Si- TROJEN 59. 25 . gin EXPRESS CRUISER. ’ 26-FT. < craft ' 25-ft excel* to to return to first base . . trailer and motor, ex- It . 215 interceptor motor, fully equip . deadrise. with cabin. 45-h.p. CHRIS sedan hut Ron allowed the ball A1 Smith drove in the tying! 7‘Vh.P ' or cond.. sleeps 4; sold subject to survey; tras: $275. Owner transferred. CL. 2 mos. old; must sell. AP 7-5239. Grev: SBSO best offer OT. 4-8279. between his legs. Bertoia was confused by the FT., $3,600, scoot Lumpe run for the White Sox and i 0-4877. SALE—I9SB 35-h.p Johnson outboard d 12 ANA. steering wheel, con- -11 trols and engine (7‘,2-hp. scored and Chiti went to third fact that Hadley, who had been added another RUNABOUT—New, 14-ft . motor electric start.; $420. Call Evinrudei MARINE MART in the eighth marine ply- VO Md 11 JA. 7-0578 , the error Chiti put out, down the line wood. factory built; S2OO. 8-ft. pram; 2-8091. California. 040 Maine Ave. S.W. ST. 3-8633 cn and carne ran after Sherm Lollar’s double $3» RE. RCA. 4” FOAM RUBBER BUNKS cut to size 6**466 j RADIO-TELEPHONE. latest t wait, Daley toward the plate en route to models; FCC type accepted: disc. while vnn s•' a so. ft Open New 15-Ft. Glastron across when forced De- and a single by Billy r-'-FT. CABIN 1956 Cruisa- 20'r 1, IPX, Goodman CRUISER." 1 SHADY OAK MARINA. West River. Snt._til 3-6833 dugout ... to long. Gray 80 h.p.. ! Fiberglas Maestri. the It all added beat Rookie Eli (1-2) Marine. inboard. MD., UN WILL trade equity , Runabout Grba in lso hrs . $2.305, 6*6493. 7-6001 In 4-bedroom With windshield, upholstered seats. fact that Reno didn’t know LA, MUST SELL bay-built Colonial home near Andrews Field 1 the the seventh. -FT. ' 32-ft C.-C.; steering wheel and Fiberglas hardtop. Senators Muff Chances 21 REVEL CRAFT. 70-horsepmver head, jstove. sip quarters; fully equip ; for inboard cruiser. RE 6-6864: ¦ what was going on. The loss spoiled a birthday Mercury: sleeps •?: like new; fullv $1,200. LO. 5-0337. ' i Alpine 7-2594 • ' Reg. s99s—Sale at $895 equipped; will sacrifice for quick sale. hTp,. Back-to-back doubles by Bill Tuttle collected three of the TE CUSTOM-BUILT CRUISER, well ap-. 11-FT RUNABOUT. 25 1959 J SUITLAND SPORTS CENTER “party” for 69-year-old Casey 6-7603 pointed Elgin motor remote control, convert pro- I Mahog . white cedar, oak. RD. S E Tuttle and Russ Snyder .. all 6 p 4703 SUITLAND . . II I T h motor top, 8-.3429 after ni A’s nine hits . Kansas City Stengel, the Yankee manager, RUNABOUT. p teakwood. 4s-ft. length. I2 ,'i-ft. access._Kl RFJ. trailer and accessories; $450 as is sleeps 8; 5-3322 duced a run for the A’s in the Washington presented beam: dbl. rm aft cabin. 3;i CHRIS-C’RAFT. 28 ft. Cabin Cruiser has whipped in who was with a 100- TU 1-3636. sgl. rms. forward cabin. 2 toilets (en- Sleeps 4. eauipped* refgr . stove, head | fifth and Bertoia spurred them closed). galley. 2 Some cabin work necessary Craft NEW BOATS seven of its last eight games. pound cake by Bill 2A-FT.. 9-IN. 1958 CHRIS-CRAFT ex- stainless-steel 2 1 Fiberglass Utility • > Veeck, Scripps marine engines <4oo-h.p 1. mechanically perfect: sound hull, dbie 14' S to another run when he threw press cruiser: 14ftcc. engine, ft] m.p h ; 1'l4' Ski Boat 1960 Mercury White electrical winch, re- mahogany planked Best buy i Sox president, in the double plank mahog.: immac. cond ; anchor electrical in these I" hp elec, fully equipped 1.575 wild past the plate in a foolish frigeration. manual and electrical 1 waters: $1,650. Located. Old Town sleeps 2, compl. $5,000 " Fiberglass Yankee dugout equip . mini- control. 2 ship-to-shore radios, many y Yacht Basin name. I 19' Demonstrator 1.535 Snyder before the mum. Hunting Tow- boat “Rex 50" 14' Fiberglass runabout attempt to nail Tuttle. See dockmaster. other appointments: S Union . deluxe game. must sell att st Alexandria. Va OV ’• equip I While Veeck presented ers Alex . or call TU 2-0855 sacrifice. RA 6-3027. 3-2266. 5-6 n m 45 h Merc fully 1.795 took third on the error and 19' Owens conv. dav cruiser 1.225 Tourney Set the cake, sparklers, 32-FT. BAY BUILT FORI) conversion, I Along to Be with 101 a 100 h,p.; FACTORY DEMONSTRATORS. 12-ft Cruis Ajigler Demon- scored when Roger Mans J $l,lOO. To be seen at BRAND-NEW : inboard motor boats with p 122' small band tooted “Happy Boat Selling my 3-h si rator grounded out. A meeting to organize the Kellem’s Yard. Chesapeake 16-ft. outboard; S2OO less s engines and all equipment Most have ; 23' Chris-Craft Cavalier V-8. Birthday to You,” “The Old Beach. Md. than cost: getting larger boat Equip- never hern in water, $220 Call An- equipped 4 380 op- metropolitan AA softball cham- ’59 NEW CRUISE-A-LONG EXPRESS. ped with windshield, lights, controls. ! napolis. Colonial 8-8864. Thurs . Fri The Senators had some Gray $550 Also. trailer. dtti„ Mare Ain’t What She 31 ft. twin 225 Gray, sleeps 8. $189.50 $135. Sat . 6 through 7 Sun.. 9 a m ; USED BOATS portunities. They jammed pionship, sponsored by the See anything at 2617 27th rd . South I through 0 p.m. 14' Chris-Craft runabout 200 Used to Be" and “For He's a $1 5.000 Arlington. OT. American Softball Association, RmriurT ’69 NEW 22-FT CRUISE-A-LONG 4-5395. J 14' Ski Boat. 25 hp Johnson the bases with one out in the Jolly Good ANGLER. 109 Gray $4,300 Transitor Radio Phone elec. 550 will be held Monday at 7:30 Fellow.” A crowd NEW h p. 995 first inning but Lemon fanned 30,858 Drive through Upper Marlboro, ’59 CENTURY CORONADO, landeau 27-FT. LUHRS Aerosconlc marine Complete with an- 18' Cab Cruiser. 25 Johnson p.m. in the Guy Rec- of enjoyed the proceed- tOD 225 Gray $6,500 FLYING BRIDGE | tenna Only $275 POTOMAC MA- i IH' Troian 70 hp Gray inboard 1.750 and Faye Throneberry ground- Mason continue on Solomons Island '4B Gray. 6-1665, i 17' Glasspar Hardtop Mercury ings. VENTNOR. 17 ft. 104 s9oo RINE. _7910 Wis ave OL. many through '4B 20-FT DAVIS “E" service Sea Skiff; 200 h p V-8 II Mk 7HE. extras 2.5<»0 reational Center, Calvert street Road Prince Frederick and red dual 2H-FT. CABIN INBOARD CRUISER Gray 85n ed out. trailer. 160-h.p. Gray $1,200 hydraulic controls; also 23 ft. avail- 2'” Open utilitv. marine and Wisconsin avenue N.W. Cleveland ended its slump at for 15 miles and watch for the BUILT IN 1115- •;6* Bay built, cabin 850 They stirred up another '57 21-FT REVEL CRAFT. 2 sleeper, able POTOMAC MARINE. 7910 Wis GOOD CONDITION—MANY EXTRAS j shelter two games DRUM POINT signs. with 1958 Mark *'7B ' Mercury. ave.. O , 6-1665. I Slips available for most boats pur-* when Minoso's third " 52.2P6 Buy threat in the seventh. Naragon $1.900 I chased while they last your single cracked a For THIS SUITLAND SPORTS CENTER | boats and equipment frem expe- 3-3 tie in the further information WEEK’S rienced boatmen ninth against telephone REpublic 7-8438 KATAMAC MARINE, INC. 4703 SUITL AND RD SE. Reliever Mike SPECIALS 5-.t:i::7 670 Maine Ave s YV. ST. ft -414 5 I RE. DEALE MARINE SALES NATIONAL Dea>. Mo UN New 8-Ft. Prams 1 '53 31' Chris sedan; twin 95 h.p. LOOK F’OR OUR SIGN ON THE ATHLETICS, 4; Continued From Page D-l radio: excel cond. Asking SB,OOO. American Boat Co. ROOF" Immediate Delivery | MAKE OFFER 609 25th St. N.W. year, for the third time this $4,995 others at mid-season specials OWENS . jMany ME. 8-1823 SENATORS,I walking striking none and out SUITLAND SPORTS CENTER M. J. STYRON CO. ANNOUNCES CLEARANCE SALE! WASHINGTON four. He allowed five hits, one ir"" SUITLAND RD. S E 3152 JEFFERSON-DAVIS HWY. Cruisers. Fisherman and Runabouts ab r h rbi hr RE. 5-3322 I RTF OT. 4-4H40 I.V to 2ft'. FLOOR MODELS ALL Bobby Thomson's ninth home 1. SPECIAL REDUCED Bertoia. 2b 4 0 1 0 O SALE! DRABTTCALY it Green 10 0 0 0 run. Sunday—Open All Day Aliison. cf ft o 2 1 o 1960 Owens Cruisers ti Gibson, 23. a righthander CAP’N STAN SEZ: Daily—9 AM. to 6 P.M, Killcbrew. ftb ft o 1 0 accepting Silvers, o We are now orders for the lb 3 o o 0 just up from Omaha where he 190(i Owens Cruisers which will Mart Lt-mon. If __ 4 0 0 0 WHIRLWIND SIZES 14 be,ng 2 o BE SURE TO GET IN ON OUR CLEARANCE 15 BOATS. available after August loth Be Tlironebt rry. rs 4 n o n 9-9, struck out two and TO 20 FT the FIRST on the POTOMAC to own ss ...... 4010 0 was BamL>rd. out a 20G OFF LIST PRICE' the all-new OWENS Flagship Naiacon. c _. - 4 12 0 0 walked three. He got of MUBT MAKE ROOM FOR NEW 1960 Origgs. p 2 o o n 0 p non n bases-loaded jam in the ninth WHIRLWIND BOATS WILLIAM J. LITTLE Kemmerer. o CLOSING T Aspromonte 10 0 0 u when Johnny Temple flied out BOATS OUT SOME MERCURY OWENS DIVISION 0 MOTORS AND DARR TRAILERS 6.36* Maine Ave 8W NA. 8-3971 p __ 0 u o 0 Woodeshick < OPEN SUNDAY X Beqquer 1 0 0 o 0 to end it. Jim O’Toole 2-5» MFC. MOLDED FIBERGLAS: Clinker- 12-FT ALUMINUM BOATS _ the loser, giving up the built 13-ft. model From 5299 CLEARANCE From »16f> Totals 36 10 10 was BOAT SUPPLIES Cards' run in the second inning 14-FT ALBRIGHT MAHOG RUN- 17-FT TROJAN off-shore type run- THE BEST Rope paint, KANSAS CITY steering, i1 v c ft. anti-foulina ABOUT with windshield, about. completely equipped, with 50 ga,lon jaekets. Boyer's double and a convertible top. $3 life *2 an- ab r h rbi hr on Ken hardware. steering, convertible top. side cur- chor* oars chains fire extinguishers. Tuttle, cf -- .-4 1 3 it 0 CLEARANCE $695 tains. back curtains and hardware LESS canvas tarpaulins pumps: 4 1110 single by Joe Cunningham. COSTS s:* fto Binder. If YARD CLEARANCE *995 nylon rope 4' ac ft rubber hose Williams, .lb 4 o 0 0 0 IO.iS WINNER FIBERGLAE RUN- ~ SW BUYING J H OICHNER 2513 MM nw. Maris, . 4 NNRIRS ABOUT. complete upholstery, rs 0 0 1 0 with 14-FT ALBRIGHT FIBERGLAS RUN- 1958 Along 3-sleeper with FI 3-6345 Lumpe. 2b ft o o O' ADVERTISEMENT windshield. ABOUT custom upholstery, steer- 22-ft Cruise 4 1 109 hP. Was $4,295 Now $3,895 Hadley, lb 0 2 0 0 CLEARANCE *750 ing. windshield. - Day Cruiser, new o o • 1959 22-ft 125 Chiti. c ft 1 2 tl9 i FOR GOOD! CLEARANCE $095 h.p. $1,895 Insure—Finance fee Maestri, ss ft o i o o 23-FT REVEL CRAFT lapstreak in- 3 Special introductory offer board cabin cruiser; 1958 16-ft. Inboard with trailer. $1,895 Daley, p ft 9 0 l o V-h Interceptor USED 14-FT WHIRLWIND RUN- Day Unconditional engine, completely equipped. ‘ 1958 18-ft Cruiser. 75-h.p Mer- Kturdivant. p ion n o to interest new readers... only ih. midas Wl Reduced ABOUT fto-h p Evinrude. elec cury and trailer $1,89; / for CLEARANCE start completely rigged OUR NEW * unconditional J tL sic®., 4 A : trailer r 1958 18-ft Whirlwind 50-h.p. John- UNDER -- 33 4 0 ft 0 OUABAMTIt 8'i j READY TO ROLL $995 son electric and 417 Gator trailer Totals GUARANTEE Cg 3LCVWV. 1 out for Kemmerer in 7th.' August covers rusting out 2Z- GOOO FO« AS *1.99-, Fouled I I ELECTRIC FISHING MOTOR. SILVER JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS 3. Fiberglas MONTHLY £ Struck out for Woodeshick in Oth; wearing LONG AS YOU OWN r~ TROLL, acceptable 18, 18-ft. boat with trailer "*O9:. out for weighs 29 lbs . 5Vi. 1". 35 and 50 hp for Im- j 16-ft. Inboard with 6 h.p $195 Struck out for Bertoia in Oth. Brighton Rocky Gorge delivery Factory-trained 3 as long as you < YOU* CA* at Dam and mediate (Oldtown• *l4!* BUDGET PLAN your good Lake 2 different models for imme- technicians your service Oood B 14-ft Skiff 000 000 own cor at midas Mursilt So. I V^llH4 at 12-ft. Priwing runabout sl4:- WITH WASHINGTON 100—1| shops diate delivery. trades. Easy terms. Free delivery. city ecu oox—i P rlji" Kansas o:o COAST TO T 2 n INTEREST RATES . V/ Reader's MOM COAST g TRADES E—De Maestri. Samford. Bertoia ¦ TERMS AVAILABLE—GOOD Used Motors—All Sizes 80-A Washington. M-ll: Kansas fjMTimmmmnm'iS. nr; down City. 27-0 DP—Samford to Sievers.; Bank Financing to Suit You LOB —Washington in Kansas Citv t* 3646 Blodensburg Rd. 1912 Duke St. Snyder. Digest CAP’N STAN’S UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY ’b—Allison 2: Tuttle. Nar- Cot'oge City Md cv »gon. Chit; SB —l umpe VA.VA OOP Ft Lincoln Om . save nlan r er bb so regular price 35< PATUXENT You can under this new be- ip h UN. | Kl. 8-3484 cause we do not make rebate* to Ctrigge }. / j 4-SHI dealers or salesmen For J J; J " • information 1 phone Kemmerer 7 *' MARINE write visit or * Woodeshick ~ W. H A 2115 Wilson Blvd. 12652 Univ. Blvd. -- 11V k2 BOAT H CENTER l) lev now At the Peace Cross & o 0 n n .-» OQt Shops Open GEORGIA AVE , SILVER SPRING, MD. Bladensburg. Md H Gabriel Murphy Co. Sturdivant 2*3 only All ARLINGTON, VA. I WHEATON, MD. 8236 ?602 Annapol.s Rd . Winner— Daley