Reiser's Grand Slam Homer Puts Braves on j&undajj S&taf sports• * Top WASHINGTON D C MAY 29 1949 * S ____ Tigers Blank Browns Phils' Big 6th Starts Reds Are 2-0 Victors Dodgers Toppled, 7-6, /lYIELDED TOTHeV, (fit WORTHY COLLEAGUE^ As Former Clubmate f GENTLEMAN LAST YEAR.' k. LEAVE US HAVE NO s With Downfall of Giants On Fine 11 Job V I BAT LAST/ V FILIBUSTERING / Gray's 5-Hrtter, -Inning Wallops in 8th y^HERE? j-S Take 5fh Place In 5-2 Contest By Raffensberger •y Auociattd Prm ty Umi Aia«uof«CHICAGO Via* 2* Km IUf- Reiser came back to haunt his old Ted Gray pitched the Detroit Biwnked on two singles tat five fensOrrse: outdo* Sad Dutch l#oe- mates today, belting a grand-slam Tigers into fifth place In the innings the Philadelphia Phillies ard here today atwS itm Csru-axnaU eighth-inning homer to give the American League race today as he erupted m the sixth and pounded Red* fa pi ..re aa SI-tanas* tettia Boston Braves a 7-6 triumph over tossed a five-Hit shutout to beat Larry Jansen for four runs and 2 to P to snap a three-tame • w- the Brooklyn Dodgers and undis-. the St. Louis Browns. S-0. went on to beat the New Yotk emr streak of the re* *ed Ch*-a*» of first in Giants 4-2. Cute* puted possession place It was the first shutout turned today. the National League. in by the Tiger pitching staff The Phils jammed five of then RaSen*&*.•«*! launched the de- Reiser's clout over the score rush* rally a Oh a and »aa this season and brought Gray s nine hits in the big sixth with sta*le board in field climaxed an forced S>* Orad* Ha!inn right season record to 3-3. Bill Nicholson climaxing the up- H«****f. saw the Braves S uphill battle that with a two-run homer his ii*U StaiJcup suited and Used Detroit made Its nine hits pays rising after four innings, fftUoeefl a a trailing, 6-0, j seventh round-tripper of the aea- MntUBW sib douha off to the limit as the Tigers to '-Don Newcombe, Negro right- son Richie Ashburn the fenses that chased Hatton horn* scored in four different innings ignited hander who shut out Cincinnati WS.-PLAY] After an intentions: rally with w single to left. Ed RQSSiE CASH pa** UdMd x I WAMT I and held their 8-0 martin as the in his major league start last Sun- Waltkus struck Junto* Rieoda-orth a* tr • \ end of the fifth tripled Ashburn home and started for the Dodgers and inning. arm with a tea., to force day, IP CAMP came across on a single by Andy Pitched ;» in fine ) A1 started for the Brown- was cruising along style Papai Seminict Nicholson then whacked the second run until he was batted out in the SUMMER// ies and was charged with his The * r!ej an u.ceb* the ball out of sight. Drivers Seek Marks lefty ?**- seventh. fourth loss as against one victory. istered hi* sixth »tctorx and hia Hank Borowy went the distance Newcombe two runs in 8ion/^x Shore and Joe Ostrowski fourth shutout Uvr season yielded Ray of Tha for the Phils and allowed six hits the fifth on a walk and Elbie worked in relief roles for the St. On ia*t tao shutout* ha*e ucnr .n to post his fourth uiumph. Bo: 2-Day Program Fletcher's first home run_of the! Louis Club. succession and RafTensbenter now owy yielded two runs in the fourth year. Fletcher started Newcombe’s i It was the Tigers’ second win has a string of 3d score lew inrun** on a walk and singles by Bob departure in the seventh when he! in a row over St. Louts and the At Hr scattered *e*ert hit* and or.:» Thomson, Willard Marshall and Hybla Valley led off with a double. victory moved Detroit Into fifth on* man ever reached third on Sid Gordon. The Washington aira * own Newcombe made Reiser his place a half-game in front of him The Giants now have lost four modified version of t he Indian seventh strikeout victim, but Bob the Chicago White So*, who lost Tha dafaat *»» laonard • fifth straight games. a polls speedway * 500-mue Me- Elliott followed with a single and today. in wan »twrt». Ha ha* woo oruv s Y Aft h o A PBtU uto i morial Dav classic will be Russell with a twice pre- .•asa Jim double to rout Gray ran into real trouble U *ti II « 0 1 «* Hammer.** 3 0 1 3 on the Lohrke *a 3<»3! Athb m 4 t 4 0 sented Hybla Valley Speed- Newcombe in favor of Morris Mar- during the afternoon. tt ?**» *■> *» a r> * cr». ». ui«i T win 4 1 « cl 13 0 W lktu IS 4 S way s half-mile dirt track today M*!! t! -ik » » v.rk * ’* * % % tin. In the sixth. he a M »n»i: r! 4 13 ft 4 0 3 0 developed *nc;*.il a«*i»ya» » i ; * : ? 5 Oordon 3k 3 2 4 i nick e 3 110 and tomorrow when the Eastern **e- Martin fanned Pinch the 2 !•« * *’ • *»■? I a I 10 1 3 0 » ’* J Clint Conaster and got A1 Dark bases, but Hoot Evers took Sher- Mite. 3 Jon** 3k 4010 K k. Ik 1 a.r.s» 4 I A 0 Rikne*.?b 2 10 Mi!!er 3b .1 1 il 3 two-day competition set for 2^0 » « t* -* <* I A* Ik Ik * j •lit to line out to end the but 0 0 ■* frame, man Lollar'a long fly against the Milne 1 0 Borov) p 3 I 0 ft ****** *'■ V#>*a 4 » H man 3b n ft o ! pm the Braves to Martin in the that threat. * MwU • m I • 1 got left field wall to end ft ft 2 £•*#*«* i Janatn.p 2 **-' * * Iasi. i« ( a ♦ schedule offers ume 2 J i * eighth. In the eighth. Dillmger Mueller 1 n ft 0 Today’s Botj Webb.p ft o O « Pincn-nuter Phil trials, three qualifying heau and Masi and Con- and Sun Spence singled con- ta**s» *n Mail Tkt*)» 31 * 0 * two semifeatures that will ii*twit nie Tote!* 24 Total* 32 #2? 25-lap k’iP.r »* Ryan singled to stare the to surt the inning, • f*»*t iwki aWA of «a secutively Panned for Rs* nr* sa *mh * the survivor* for tomor- Orn«»«« «*»,. .kk. (hw, oft... Braves’ eighth and Martin was re- but the next three men Rolled oiii lot Janaen la aeveatb qualify $ Gray got *».«» HUM**. Wkiitu* New York 000 200 00ft—2 row * 50-lap grand finale To- g|r«R,—Ntm* lieved by Erv Palica. Palica got AB H O A Detroit AB H O A R«k» )K S Louis Phil* 0X0 004 101—4 **»rn»»* A:k.Wk««JR; Ed to foul but D1 ger.Sb 4 1 1 T K7 »» 2b 4 0 2 1 morrows Memorial Day events T»«-»mw« » A. yu. **•««. Stanky out, passed O S 2 12 0 Rum—Loluke Tbomaoe Hamner Atb- *'»' A»e» :A * 8pence, ef 3 2 A Cpb'lUb otherwise will be of VkrRk* fWk.k fj*k™ Fletcher to load the sacks. Reiser Pnddy 2b 3 1 4 » Kell 3b 4013 burn. Wankua Bemtnick, Nieholaon gr- comprised I» k l-.-tf k/V tk •* K ItlMk U'l »R K»»«. <'.K. ir.Rk-. worked the Stevers If 4 0 10 Wcrti rf S 5 3 O ror*—Nona Run* baited IB—Marshals the tune trial* and 30-lap Class B » i kuat count to 3 and 2 and Kokos.rf 3 0 2 0 Evers,If 4 0 2 0 Oordon Aahburn Wa;:ku*. semimck <* *• *. 2-baw hu»— Msec 3- consolation race kcn.ra k» Aaffkr «k*»4»i • fc»» »• Q ham !b 4 0 8 0 Groth cf 2 13 0 baae hlia—Waiiku* Home run- Nirhoi- * “**£•■» l*.-K«r lBob Hall Shore p 10 0 1 belt on baaea —New York * Phtladeiph a objective of today's all-star field gjk'^iJ&Tn 0 vsk; p 10 0 0 A Baaea on ball*—OK Janaer. 2 off when the Dodgers scored three * Moss 10 0 0 Borov*. 2, off Webb. 1. Struck out—B' since *M cash bonuses will be Janaen ft. b» Borov*. 3; b* Webb 1 H.t* Award runs on Peewee Reese’s a paid for each mark set. Details Night Shitted homer, Totals "33 fi 24 7 Total* 33 027 8 —Off Janaen. 7 in A innm*a off Webb single and four walks. * Walked for Sullivan in ninth 2 in ? innlna* Winner —Borrov* 14 -2* of tomorrow s ftOO-mile Indian- Tha Jawuh Community Cantar ♦ Plied out for Ostrovski m ninth. Loaer—Janaen • 4-4 > Boston. AB. H. O. A. Br’klyn. AB B O A apolis big car classic will be has moved iu Annual Athlaua Stanky,2b 6 110 Reese.ss 4 3 11 St Lout* ___OOO 000 000—0 Flet'er.lb 3 2 7 0 J'rg'n,3b 4 111 Detroit 021 320 Offit—8 broadcast over the public address Award Night at tha ©aniar a Relserlf 4 1 2 0 8mder,cf 3 0 3 0 Runs—Campbell. WerU. Evers. Robinaon Show Honors Taken at 1ft minute intervals Elliott.3b 4 113 Top system Cafrita Auditorium from Tftur*- Rlnson.2b 5 3 12 (2). Groth. Llpon I2>. Errors--Priddv Russell,cf 5 10 0 Her'skl.lf 3 14 Carl Va 0 Bands Home Run Kokoa. Runs batted in—Robinaon. Groth Anderson, Arlington. day of thu waak t© tha following < Rickert.rf 3 0 0 0 Hodges,lb 6 0 5 ) Old-Time Slaughter's Stars, Planes, Wert* Llpon (H>, Campbell I2>. 2-base and C'atser.rf 2 0 0 0 Furlllo.rf 4 110 Terrier daredevil, Ronnie Cash, hi* Thuraday, Juna li, at • pm hit*—Priddy. Campbell. Upon left on By Mrs. Winant's Dark.ss 6 12 4 C'pnella.c 4 0 10 0 bases—81 Louis ft. Detroit. 10 Bases Alexandria rival, ranking No 1 0 Ealkeld.e 2 15 SHopp 1 O 0 0 on balls—OR Papal. 2; off Shore. 5 off §y Attooottd rtm Masl c 113 0 N .3111 for and 2 scorers, comb.p Vie With Solons Tells as Cards Win Ostrovski. 1 off Gray 4. Struck point respectively, Blckf 0 0 0 0 1 0 O 0 Spotlight out—; MADISON. N. 28—A rd,p Martin,p By Papai. 1; by Ostrovski, 1 by Gray. 3 J.. May of the Eastern Roadster Hall p 2 10 0 Plica.p 0 0 O O of diamond etiquette and Racing tor Lateto VtaaaM By Lewis F. Atchison |tation Hits—Off Papal. 5 in 3 innings off Shore solid black Scotch terrier owned •Tho son 1 0 0 pitcher—Shore (Kollo- by the widow of former Ambas- ♦Ryan 1100 Speeders From Chicago. athletes flexed salary wings, strength of last year's victory. Over Bucs, 4-2 vayi. Winner—Gray (4-2t Loser—Papa: sador John O. 10 0 0 Winant took top Potter. • < 1 -4 >. Umpires—Messrs Hubbard, Berry Prominent among those who AUTO GLAM sounded their “ayes” and last The Oldtimers. meanwhile, were ly the Associated Press and Paparelia. Time—2.07. Attendance honors today In the worlds larg- Totals 39 11 27 7 Totals 37 10 27 ~7 —10.886 will be out to break up their night announced they were ready concerned only with having an- ST. 28. — Enos est show. All •Popped out for Hall in sixth. LOUIS. May dog monopoly at Hybla Valley will be Op«n Day Saturday* ♦Singled lor Volselle In eighth. for their annual baseball game other fling at the game. Grove, Slaughter’s eighth-inning home Best of show in the 19th anl- Willie Slernquist and Allen Swen- iBtruck out for Campanella in ninth. at Stadium j Friday night Griffith whose speedball pitching helped : run with Stan Musial on base nual Morris and Esse* Kennel HERSON'S Boston _ 000 020 140—7 son. newcomers representing for the Races Brooklyn _ 310 200 000—6 for The Star’s summer camp blaze a trail i pennant brought the St. Louis Cardinals Motorcycle Club meet was Ch. Walsing Win- Chicago Hurricane Racing Asso- Runs—Stanky, Fletcher (3), Reiser, fund. Philadelphia Athletics, has kept from behind and enabled them Trick of Auto Ports Masi, Reese (2), Jorgensen (2), ning Edgarstoune. ciation. and Bo Diggs. Southeast- Ryan. for a semi- Snider, Robinson. Errors—Reiser. Hodges. Three weeks of intensive train- in good shape playing i to make it three in a row over Mrs. David WagstafI of Tuxedo ern Roadster Racing Club cham- Runs batted in—Reese. Hermanski (2), nine in his home town of Slated Tomorrow 72 Ha. Aw. MX NL7IM Robinson (2). Fletcher (2). Elliott, ing—some of it on the baseball pro I the Pittsburgh Pirates tonight, 4 Park, N. Y., chose the dog from pion from Knoxville. Yenn. and will be SuriUo,eiser (41. Two-base hits—Jorgensen. field—have tuned both teams as Lanoconing. Md., to 2, and extend a winning streak Robert Rudy has been assigned a group of six group winners on Fletcher. Russell. Three-base hit—Robin- to Jack Bentley, who the American son. Home runs—Reese, Fletcher. Reiser. tightly as “A” strings on bull ready go. to five games. by Motorcycle As- the Giralda Farms estate of Mrs Hermanski. Left Btolen bases—Reese (2>. began his diamond career with The Cards were 2 to sociation to referee the motor- Geraldine Rockefeller on bases—Boston. 12: Brooklyn. 11. Bases fiddles. If they hold up long trailing. 1, Dodge and ended with on balls—Off Bickford, 3: off Hall. 3; enough to get on the field it will Washington up i going into the last of the eighth cycle races tomorrow at Piney A Welsh terrier, Ch, Twin off Volselle. 1; off Newcombe. 4; off Palica, John McGraw’s New York Giants, one 2; off Banta. 1. Struck out—By Hall. 4, go down as one of the most mem- which Rookie Bill Werle started Grove speedway, mile beyond Pond’s Belle, owned by Mrs. Ed- by volselle. 1 ;by Newcombe, 7; by Martin. and Altrock will help Grove with Musial. Eddie Kazak the District line, off the Marlboro' ward P. Alket of Great L. 1: 1; by Potter, 3. Hits—Off orable sports events since the ; by walking Neck. by Banta, the if he needs Bickford. 2 in no innings: by Hall, 7 in invention of hoop-rolling. But pitching, help. | sacrificed and Slaughter drove pike. I., was named tha best American SPOT TAIL Volselle, 1 in 2 innings: 5 innings; by Will Catch. ! one the roof for his is the official bred. be Potter, none in 2 Innings: bv New- this year the legislators will not CastigUa atop pavilion Rudy representa- MINNOW combe. 8 In 6V» Innings; by Martin. 2 be the whole show. Jim Castiglia, who switched to fourth homer of the season. The tive of the AMA on the Middle In *» Inking; by Pallet. 1 In to inning; after a Cards added another on Atlantic Seaboard, and rules over by Banta none In 1 ** innings. Winning A of old-time lea- the pro football Redskins singles J*lnt»4 13-1 >. Losing pitcher— squad big 1 pitcher—Volselle brief baseball career with the A s, by flippy Jones and Tubby Ted the top motorbike meets in Wash- V, i.M Palica (1-3). Umpires—Messrs. Jorda. guers, whose numbers have been Mod*l Wf % m. Reardon and Ooett. Time—2:56. Attend- will be behind the plate. Joe Judge Wilks, sandwiched around a walk ington. Maryland, Virginia and A ance—23.497. increased by the eleventh-hour Safety _ and will share to Joe Pennsylvania. addition of Lefty Grove, will meet George McQuinn Oaragiola. HNd flJS first or may lend Pitt*. AB. H. O. A. St Louis. AB. B. O. A. George Sabine, rider for the Auto Uai TaM Mlnnaw *— »■- an all-star amateur team in a base, McQuinn R cklep.cf 3 0 2 0 D riing.cf 6 1 1 0 Glass a hand in the outfield with George •Walker 1 0 0 0 8di’v.2b 4 12 7 District of Columbia Ramblers. M|gp|r«wl«|irli»n. abbreviated 5 inning affair, a F’egerd.c a <> 3 1 tNelson 0 0 0 0 Standard moke. **Mh I* 10 Atfc iiMN t*W« MM t» The final of the seventh annual basemen the game ever saw, BiU Werle.p 3 0 0 0 0'a'ola.o 0 0 2 0 are expected to go into tomor- iMmN. over 4 0 0 half-inning the Ya-inning Casey,» 0 0 Statley.p 2 0 0 4 row’s Metropolitan Washington match- Werber and MaJ. Bozie Berger, JBauer 0 0 0 0 nine-event card as co-fa- legal minimum. Wilks,p 110 0 vorites. game duckpin championship will home-grown stars who play either Model Plane Demonstration. be held at 8 o’clock tonight at third or shortstop, and Max Totals 31 ~7 24 13 Totals 31 9 27 18 Six races will be run off in each GLASSERS Before either team gets on the •Fanned for Rackley In ninth. of the Colonial Village, with Cletus Bishop, one of the aU-time great ♦ Ran for Rice In seventh. three divisions, expert, 155 Flo. Avo., N.E. field the Field Balsa Pannell, the Capital’s No. 1 bowler, Bolling Bugs, second sackers. ISacrlfled for Staley In seventh. novice and amateur, plus the PI. 3670 model will demon- _ 020 000 000—2 Abe Radio plane experts, Pittsburgh three finals. George’s ..... and Weinberg, The game committee also hopes St. Louis _ Oil) 000 03*—4 strate a flying wing and jet plane. — team star, battling for the title. to have Lu Bluet, onetime Detroit Runs Klner, Stevens. Musial. Slaugh- The latter does 135 miles per ter. Marlon, Jones. Error—Bastall. Runa The weekly full handicap tour- first baseman, Johnny Neun. a batted in—Basgall. Fitzgerald. Rice. hour around a 140-foot circle and Slaughter (2), Wilks. Two-base hits— nament at Takoma Recreation, star first baseman with Cincin- is guaranteed to be the hottest Klner, Westlake. Home run—Slaughter. scheduled at 2 p.m. today, will be nati now scouting for the New Stolen base—Basgall Sacaiflced—Kazak model ever flown in this vicinity. Sauer. Double plays—Bockman (unas- extended through tomorrow night. York Yankees, and big George E. sisted); Kazak to Schoendienst to Jones: Gay With Nick Altrock on hand to Marion to Schoendienst to Jones. Left on Takoma Manager Evelyn Earnshaw, Philadelphia A’s pitch- bases—Pittsburgh. 2; Bt. Louts. ». Bases next Thursday night will stage a help out with the Oldtimers’ pitch- er, will be in uniform. on balls—Off Werle, 4. Struck out—By Stanley. 1; by Wilks. 2. Opts mixed doubles tour- ing, and A1 Schacht coming down Werle, 2: by full handicap The amateur squad, drafted by Hits—Off Stanley. 6 in 7 innings: off nament for with 220 com- to assist with the coaching, spec- Wilks, 1 In 2 innings; oft Werle, 8 In All Day couples Vic Gauzza, high commissioner of 178* Innings: off Casey, 1 in 'a Inning. and tators have a gilt-edged guaran- (4-2). Losing bined averages under. local baseball, will include such Winning pitcher—Wllkg DaaaraWai Olsen with 84-541 was the tee of plenty of pre-game fun. pitcher—Werle (3-3)._ r. a. well-known players as Johnny Takoma rubberband The pair was rated baseball's winner of the Harvel, Millward Quinn, Joe Outhurls 64 funniest and most famous comic Thomas Escog tournament which attracted Murphy, Elmer Leukhardt, Reds team before the act disbanded. entries. Jim Byrnes was second, Gelgerick and Worthington Day. In Keen Club Tilt Bands and units from every Boys' 60-530, and L. Timmerman, third. Pepco Barry will serve as field branch of the Dickie Thomas of Georgetown 60-526. Eleven prizes were United States with manager George Catloth Branch team and John of — Armed services will march on the Escog _ awarded. coaching. field to get the evening under- the Bowies hooked up in a pitch- The Baseball Um- way, repeating last year’s tune- Washington ing duel yesterday in the feature Auto Classic ful and colorful rendition of the pires Association has agreed to game of Boys’ Club of Washington furnish the men in blue for the Dickie’s (Continued From Page B-1.) National Anthem. The Army Band senior baseball league. Every Tire Gees On Sale! three- and one company of Third In- evening. team won. 4-1, behind his hit Johnny the year at the speedway. Byron fantry troops will lead off the pitching, although • PREMIUM TIRES and fanned Home pt\ Scenery Hill, Pa., was parade under Maj. John Milllkin, tossed a two-hitter 14 in the seven-inning game. TIRES injured severely May 2 in an acci- Jr. Next will come the famed to Face Giants LOW PRESSURE Grays Three unearned runs made the dent near the spot where Metzler U. S. Marine Band and a company difference. » WHITE WALL TIRES cracked his 'car and still is In of Leathernecks. They will be up Restaurant rallied critical condition. followed by the U. S. Navy Band In Twin Bill Napoleon's Today for three runs in the last EXTRA 6 PLYi The starting lineup for Monday: and a company of sailors, and the inning QUALITY First Bow—Duke Nalon, Sherman Oak*. Two new outfielders will be In-, to defeat Edwards Shoes. 9-6; Calif.. Not! Mobil Special. 132.939 m.P.h. Air Force Band accompanied by COLD RUBBER TIRES 1 Bex Mays. Lob Angeles. Novi Mobil Special. a company of men from that serted in the lineup of Washing- Barney House blanked Eastern 129.740. Jack McGrath, South Pasadena. ton’s Homestead as Hardware nosed Calif.. City of Tacoma Special, 128.884. branch of the service. Grays today Branch. 6-0; May CORD Second Row—Bill Holland. Reading. Pa.. they entertain the Richmond out Arlington Eagles, 10-9, and! RAYON Blua Crown Special. 128.673. Duane Car- Servicewomen to Parade. TIRES^ ter. Santa Monica. Calif.. Belancer Spec aI. Giants in a doubleheader at Grif- Delray swamped Federal Storage,! included Log Angelet, A color detail of 49 enlisted Everything et 128.333. George Connor. fith Stadium. 14-0. Blue Crown Special. 138.228. women from the WACS, WAVES, lew Third Row—Jimmy Jackson. Desert The newcomers, Lester Weath- proportionately Hot Spring#. Calif.. Howard Keck Special. WAFS and Women Marines, will Lynch. Detroit, Auto- of the Indian- 128.023. George march on the field with the UJ3. erspoon, formerly mobile Shipper! Special. 127 823. Johnny and Dan Mantt. Lons_ Beach, Calif., Agalanlan Maritime Commission band. The apolis Clowns, Jackson, acquired from Columbus, Ohio, ^Pkmrth1 Row—Mauri Rose. South Bend. servicewomen will carry massed Ind.. Blue Crown Special. 127.759. Hal State colors. will share the fly-chasing duties Cole. South Gate. Calif.. Grancor Special, 127.168. Johnny Parsons, Van Nuys, Gates of the stadium will be with Sammy Bankhead in a re- Calif., Kurtts-Kraft Special. 132.900. vamped lineup. Fifth Row—Myron Fohr. Milwaukee. opened at 6 o’clock and from 6:30 MaVchese Special. 129.776. Mack Helling#, the final in the The Giants, making their first Calif.. Don Lee Special. 128.2SO. until putout big Burbank, here this season, are Duke Dinsmore, Dayton, Ohio. Norm Olson game there will be entertainment appearance Urn Special. 127.750. trailing the Grays by two games *•». Sixth row—Joie Chitwood. Reading. Pa.. for the fans. l I ». . Wolfe Special. 136.863 Jackie Helmes. Republican Manager Runt Bish- in the Negro American Associa- Indianapolis. Pat Clancy Special. 128.089 tion first-half race. Troy Ruttman, Ontario. Calf.. Carter op and Manager Oren (Muggsy nw, Special, 135.945. Harris of the Democrats were still AUTO REPAIRS Seventh tow—Paul Russo. Hammond. **#• 129.487. Lee about which Ind., Tuny's Ofly Special. wrangling last night «•» < Wellard. Schenectady, N. T„ Masersti team HUDSON Special. 128 912. Jim Rmthmann. Los An- side would have home priv- mm4 I geles. Pioneer Auto Special. 126.738. ileges and bat last. Bishop, point- OR EASY TERMS tU Eighth row—Bill Sheffler, Log Angeles, Ofienhauser Special. 128.521. Sara Hanks. ing out that the Democrats had Los Angeles. Love Machine A Tool Special. the honor last insisted that • • 127.809. Norman Houser, Indianapolis. year, Engine Work Radio Troy OH Co. Spaelal. 127.746. it must go to the Republicans this DirmcTMOToitco. Ninth row—George Ponder, Lanadale, held out • • Fa.. Ray Brady Special. 127.173. Travis time. Harris, stubbornly IBM 14th ST. N.W. ML IMS Body Work Battery (JBplder) Webb. Bell. Calif., Orancor for a “winners choosers” interpre- nt*rr or nn Special, 127.003. Charles Tan Acker, • • South Bend. Ind.. Redmer ofienhauser Fender* Electrical PAM INC Special, 126.524. STAC! Tenth row—Johnny McDowell, Loa An- • • geles. Iddlnaa Special. 126.139. Bajltes Painting Wrecks Leverett- Glendale. Calif.. Ofienhauser 1 tiicTwc Factory Special. 199.236. BUI Cantrell. Louisville. • Ky„ Kannedy Tank Special. 1277191. Service Tires •SeatCavers Eleventh row—Fred Agabaahian. Albany, Authorized Calif., Maaeratl Special, 127.007 Emil Andrea Blue bland, m.. Saraofl Special, SiKVIcT Ntw Aft. N.W, r«y ■ by Wnk w Mimh 126_042. ktanuel Ayulo. Burbank. Calif., I |412 Jtraty . Sheffler Ofienhauser Special, 125.799. JVm Modem Letetiem STARTERS-GENERATORS—BATTERIES Drive D fer Erihiete WIRING-CARBURETORS—SPEEDOMETERS "SATIS* ACTION • Washington** Madam Service Cantor TIRES * • Convenient Factory roc on- (0> j| » Control Location ditiontd. All "2 ,4 9 • No Parking Problems Sutr* O-siftE ’‘Your Neighbor Knows Robertoon** USED TRUCK TIRES IlMYnHVY Oro Daily I Son day a/ M ROBERTSON Until t FAR. ▼0,y* 1210-40 U**ar St H.W. AUTO ELECTRIC CO. ALL-SERVICE TIRE CO. «C. 0160 412 N. i. N.W. LU. 3-5212 M19 Gaar«ia Ara. HA. 9150 Are. ^