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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALI
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

D0WNTOWN-Entire floor; modern.
large open space; ideal for nat. or
local organization. CO. 5197. ELLIS
GEORGIA AVE. AND KENNEDY ST.
aSs aSSsrflnf EYE g. 81. INGS1: N.W., End Il. suit.
GER. INC, EN-. 500.
BRIGHT, newly finished ONCE across
from DoGters tsos Hosp. 1900 blk. Eye
$500 so. FIT. beautiful air-condi-
toned space, partitioned into pri-
vate offices, plus bsnlt. and mezza-
nine; front and rear entrances, with
2-car parking area; near Statler
Hotel; S Call v Mr.; E,,E Knapp IN ME- II43. IA,
nth AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
A few single and double rms. now
rsdeccEaIted Ie KAss- BERGER. NC.
Al II eoth AND 1 sTs. N.w-1 to 9
front-room ofices or studios; each
with pvt. tiled bath; new and mod
ern; suitable for doctor. lawyer or
other business Mr.; HENRY. RE.
'sa 5css .sp sRs e. f ss
tributor: heat. iiaht and janitcr
service furnished THOMAS j
FISHER q CO. INC. 73s 18th at
4.6cO Zoo sa. "a Fl. PfsS OF SPACE in modern
9GTaSoHh sERT Harvey S1fs me- oi. Sis i7th hist 6
pnRiyATRRE n;T Re. oFffeE. l9gs; furnished $40 near
Treasury. S45. Mfgrs. Agents pref.
MA. 6225 or CO. OIL. IL
10th AND PA. AVE-. 945 Pa. ave. NV.
Bright Offices. good loc., eleY.. reas.
Apply $40 r st. NV, Rn. 10. 80
r ST. AT 9th. ATLAS BLDG, SGT
9th st. n.w.-Suit. for ofices. show
rms, light manu-, ETC., elev., conv.
loc.. low rents. Apply $40 F st. NV.
ATTRi. .Ti ffuRN. OFFICE in c. 7, A.
suite. Dupont Circle Bldg. Share
OFFiiCCE SPACE AvAfI.ABLE1 Tlfi. 1Sta for tranedie
cal doctor, Sept. /. neat layout with
pvt. layatory. Call Ma. 1886. Mr..
10 N 81. N.E.-2 ofnces. 600 So 50. IT,,
2 lavatories; $50 mo. Call r. A..
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. MA. 5000.
14TH q N. 7. AVE. N.w.-e-Pm.
suite avail. in downtown elev. ONCE
bldg; irnm. oceup.; reas. rent. APP
ply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q Co.
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. NE. 6402.
FURN. '(OFFICE), mr.. 18th and
Penna. ave.; e26. Re. 0433. 80
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Boulevard Outboard Sales
Labor DaY Sales.

New 14-ft. Trojan runabout.
Factory used trailer. Also new
wheel. tubes and tire.
Used 14-ft. Wolverine rum
about and used trailer.
l2-ft. boat, S65.
Will sell new Mercurys or
used outboard motors for
above boats, or sell separately.
Good selection OF used mo-
tors. (Will deihonstrate.) Re-
pairs on all makes outboard
motors. We accept trade-in
on all makes. Hard to get
Mercury motors (all sizes in
stock.
Terms on new boats and
Mercury outboard motors up
to IL mos.
Fishing tackle-boat sup
Observation-Disclosures.
Open to s pm. Friday and
Sat, 10 pm. SUM-, IL noon.
1925 Bladensburg Rd.
Colmar Manor, Md.
UN. 1888
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GARAGES

PRE-CUT ALUM. and wooden ga
RACES, and utility bldgs.. l0ss down.
paI in 80 mo-; ! car 12x20 it..
delivered. $495; Ia car. l4x20 It..
delivered. &519; 2 car. 20x2O It..
delivered S703. Put them up your.
self or we viii erect them. Open
daily Sat. and Sun. drive out and
look over sample bldg BERKEY
hwy: Arl.. Va. Phone IA. S-630O
DOWNTOWN, 210 Z st. NV
story 20x20 brick bldg. Not suitable
for cars. $40 per month as Is. DE.
WANTED TO RENT. garage or park
ing space for pvt. car; vic. 16th
and P or Que SITS. NV. Telephone
MI. 6565. Ext. 500. 80
GARAGE for rent, lge. and dry, also
peri. suit. for stor. $40 mo. 3S20
Kans. ave. NV. ia. 4s45. 81
for rent; suitable for stor.
age. Ia. Uo9U. -
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AVIATION
BOATS

1611-FT. CHRIS CRAFT runabout, 6
It. beam. 50-h.p. Eyinrude motor,
Just oyerhauled complete. New bait
terry. light, cover, horn, etc. Origi-
nal cost $4,000; will sell for best
SiieF' Sas MS Ru. Sal& 22SSi oV. 1900. TIE. 609s.
oUTBoARD MOTOR, Champion, a.
D glOriOTs Solass ast In ReRSlsr2 tme 1Sr
$194 .95;. now Sl45. Easy TERMS
COLONY RADIO, Gle Ga. ave. NV.
FISHING PARTIEs-chesapeake Bay.
Easter Eastern Haggr Bag; Go9}sss; }M; Herring Bay.
CHRIs;GRATI HI!s,sTRA BOAT KITS. Yog
KINe ggLroS ii On S6s Maine i%sdsasi sas. .s. :;
FISHING PARTIEs-Bay fishing. day
q, or night; Can CAPT. J. H. KRoWE.
BOUGHT HOUSE. wife says sell
cruiser "a it.. sleeps 4; price SIS. 500
or best offer. MI. 3344. 80
ALOHA-4O-ft. trunk cabin cruiser;
excellent condition, Chrysler Royal
Marine engine, 14l h.p.. 8 hunks,
at HARToEs YACHT YARD. Gales
Vile. Md, or call TU. 0960. q
RCA, direction finder, AR S71I-12v.
Brand new. still IN carton; below
cost; MILLS CO; Ma. 5000. "a
runabout. seats 8: ali accessories:
best offer; S-ft. Haggarty- dinghy,
WHIRLWIND JR., 12-ft. nodded ply
wood; 10 h.p., Scott-Atwater motor;
and cover; 1 mo. old. ov. e22b.
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LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Confinuedl
BUILDERS

Arlington subdivision Of 10 lots for
only $4,000 Water costs and
engtneerinR for sewer and streets
INCLUDED in price. OXFORD
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HOUSES MTp. TO BUY Cont J
IN D. c. OR NEARBY
VIRGINIA

Prominent business executive will
pay $4,000 cash and $500 per mo.
for clean, detached brick home in
st Call Mr.. Dixon Of JAMES L.
DIXON AND CO., ST. 1900 or CO.
1915, eveS. 80
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VIRGINIA

SELLING TO COLORED? Ny plan
{ nets you highest cash price. j. TAN
ENBAgM, ST; 3466; ~. S-.4296. !,
housing: cash or terms; Tu, 3232;
REYNOLDS.
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lWAREhoUsEs foR RENT

DOWNTOWN - 5000 %. IT,. brick
BLDG; SECOND CONNER: $500 per mo.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

WILL BUY End trust. Quick settle
ment. Top prices. Call ewes. to 8
CASH FOR ist AND end TRUST
NOTES, incl 1st trust; on acreage;
notes in D. G.. Md and Va. FULTON
R GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
14th and @ sts5 NV DI. 1880
MONEY SSf' On Second TRUsT-we
will buy second-trust notes. D. C..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT NJ tSCr.I GoRP oHRsPaa 1919 N. z ave. NV
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARToW REALTY CO. Realtors
SECOND AND 3rd TRUST NOTES
purchased; immed. cash; D. C.
only. HUGH B. CONNER. RE.
1850, 1927 K st. NV.
LOANS on real estatei
low rates. 3 to year terms and
monthly payments. p ]. WALSHE,
INC. 1116 Eye st. NV. Ma. 6468.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

AVtOS . bkUCNS WANIeD
MECHANIC HAS CASH for 1916 to
1881 wrecked; eel ed burned bur or rE FIn-down
souTHERsSSH sSHSEdaHIi DEALER. II in town town this
week., will pay highest. cash prices
for clean cars. any make or model.
Call ia. 1901.
DODGE WANTED-win pay highest
cash price for any model. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
PooNTi2ccSs' wANTED-wm pay high
est cash price for any model KIRK
MOTOR Co. 1000 Ga. ave. n.W..
Sticks Hfi fsOS OWSANTED-win pay nlsh...
MOT MoToR nc Co. 1000 o' ca. 0Os1; ave. ~ n.H..
F6RRiDssS 6Ri sSgS wANrEp-wiu pa, h,rhe.,
cash price for any model. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
FORD H a0og OR CHEW. 1910 or 1s41
model, mus. be clean, RE. 1859
FAIR Ri HoNasr SGs; APPRAIsALs Of T an
ffzs 1854 't'assa e NV: =:
PEYM0otUHTHs WANTED - VIII pay
highest cash price for any model
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave.
caEEv;iRcAfiRf1ss niE;i dAi f1sooi owiANrEp-w,n pa,
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave.
wEsTERN HiS;i III; fsUgi BU9ER ha. ,mm.d. cash
Tor nice low.mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave. RA.. 1922.
soa1 Sos ss csa or Hsrs AN IS sooR Ss54Ss seD. co
$500 Biadsnsbure rd.. .Cottase City.
ST. 22SS: Open. ewes. and Sunday.
1946 TO 1061-All makes. Drive in
Viii VIII psS sSu5 On tsi Ss fSF %onSE SE' MoToR SssS 6
5 WI WANTED HiT; "a "a VIII SHYS pa,
highest cash price for any model.
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave.
VIII RiEi FAY nAi cssa cseGi for clean cars. an,
ean. ' RoYAI oSe5 %oross.M So MI iN6 unHiS 1ioo
WE. WILL PAY the highest possibls
price for used Cheyrolets. Fords and
thss propsrty Dr1Ss cHEVY VI 1RRSss cHTsE MS %
TOR Co. 772S wis. ave. OF. eiO0.
BUICK fci 1850 "51" super. at . fair
price for cash. by private party for
ms his own personal use. oW. 4l7l
BUSINESSMAN needs car. "a to 80
model; must be IN good condition
and priced right for cash. MR..
LAMAR. DI. $3.50. .w6
A DEALER FROM N, c.
Paying big prices for clean oA94
6S06 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9844. -
NICE PREWAR CARS
Desire extra-clean prewar cars -
extra high i.6 prisss e reESTd e the
let's, EqTds an and ,l' Plymouths. JsSg ,GaD
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NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
FOR 8 STORES TO BE BUILT IN
THE SUITLAND SHOPPING CEN
TER CALL WEST REAL ESTATE,
10. 9-9300.
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DOCTORS, ARCHITECTS
Attention-Two rms, bath. 1st a. Of
lge. NV. apt. bldg; switchboard
service; other doctors in bldg; $75
per mo. WAGGAMAN a., BRAWNER.
ME $500.
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$1,000 CASH

This Colonial home Just of Columbia
pike can be purchased for $4,000
down. 1t has 2 bedrms. and bath
upstairs; liv. rm., din. area, equipped
kit. downstairs, together with enor-
nous incloSed porch running full
width of house in back.
MANNAS REALTY CO.
B116 Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 27s4.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST, -$6,450. well secured.
6eS, payable $6S monthly; sood diSs
count. Elk. 740O.
end TRUST, S5.6S5. seasoned, wen
secured, 6ee; payable $60. so
monthly; good discount. Ex. 740O.
End TRUST for immediate sale.
S5'eeSSSS S5'eeSSSS at 42 per mo: Assinng
per mo. Asking $1,000. VI. 5000.
81
APPROX. 5000 NOTE, payable $40
Can be bought at S7O0 on face
amount. NO. 675B It'll pm. 80
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DESK SPACE

$500 MO.-Desk space in once
bldg. in heart Of business center in
HyattSville. Nd. Imm. occu. To In
spect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN q
CO., 1415 K st. NV. NE. 6402-
ewes, GE. 0619.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

L ST. NV, near 13th-2 large rms.
plate-glass display window; approx.
900 50. IT,; in whole or in part; I'M
med. occup.; reas. rent. Apply LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO., Realtors.
14i6 Z st. NV. MI. kf02.
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M010ediate Occupancy

Assutiful 3 bedrm. brick rambler,
sz%s4 large IiT. rm., firepl., dining
Wa. large Kit. fully equip. with
Sec. Stove and refrig.. breakfast
nook, utility rm. Beautiful land
scaped lot. Only S1S,600 with ex-
eelIent financing. Shown by apt.
Westwood Properties, Inc.
ofU. 400. IL
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TRAlLERS

WANTED TO BUY-onice trailer.
late model; good condition; cash
sIansscs'SR snEs %o sSss SaNTE5 BoS r.raeet MOTOR
LEAVING, make offer; de luxe 1851
Whitley, 2 bedrms. Woodley Hills
Ct, Rt. 1, south Of Alex. Lot 236.
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STONE COLONIAL

- ! O4VG OOANI1V 11AA
N one of N. Arlingtons incest Sec
tions. Situated on 2 lots with yard
IOOx1OO, this lovely home has 3 bed
rms. and bath upstairs; liv. rm. with
1irepl., din. rnn., Sunrm., large kit.
breakfast nook, front porch down
hath and outside entrance; det. gar.
WITH the house goes q stone green
house, fully equipped, ready to pro-
vide cut flowers all year around.
{ d1hiS home is offered for only S23,950
Northern va. There is in Arl. no
house similar to this one.
( MANNAS REALTY co.
.e1i0 Wilson Blvd. oL. or OK. 27s4
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AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE
VAN TRUCKS, any size lob; prompt
service; reaS.: local or long distance.
ia. 2937; after 2 pm, GE. 1416.
S1s
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A REAIITY

Brick rambler, one year old; luxu-
rious interior decorations in the
mod: trend. fully equip, kit, 8 bed
storage facilities, gas &C. heat. "a
acre level lot with trees. S11, 500 CT
loan can be assumed; payments. S77
per mo. incl. taxes and insuranceI
First time offered!!
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
oW. $500 till 9. 1929 wilson blvd
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4 BEDROOMS
S14.65n

91&.OOU
with 3 hedrms. downstairs and 2
bungalow is perfect for the larger
family. Large corner lot includes
$4,000 50. #. $4,000 down should
handle. Call
MANNAS REALTY CO.
e116 Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. PISA.
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Dynamite After Cooper Date
As He Boxes LeBrun 7oniqht

l. Featherweight Little Dynamite
LOT Washington can earn a we'll
paying job as one Of the principals
in the first outdoor fight at Grit
nth Stadium this summer II he
beats Leo LeBrun Of Canada in
|tonight's main event at Turner'S
Arena.
A victory over the tough Cana
dian in tonight's 10-rounder just
about would clinch an outdoor en-
gagement for Dynamite against
Jimmy Cooper. who already is set
for the May z date. Cooper's
management indicates a desire not
to have Dynamite as opposition,
but If Dynamite wins tonight
Cooper probably will be forced to
accept him.
The reason Dynamite would be
Ia natural for the Cooper fight is
that LeBrun just last week went
Ito a draw with Cooper. Cooper
and Dynamite already have fought
twice. The first one went to Dy-
Mantle, along with the District
|featherweight title, while the re-
turn was won by Cooper on a
knockout when Dynamite hurt his
leg. That was enough. said the
Cooper camp, and since then it has
refused more fights with Dyna-
mite.
Dynamite is an S-5 fayorite to
Evening star., 1951-04-16
|1erps Meet Virginia
To Open Collegiate
Schedule This Week

The University of Maryland
baseball team entertains Virginia
today and then settles down to
await its all-important clash Sat-
|urday against Georgetown at Col
|lege Park.
Both Maryland and Georgetown
are trying to take over the lead
among Washington area teams
and ut this point both have 6-1
records. The Hoyas. rained oui
Friday and Saturday at Penn
State. play ct Pennsylvania Wed
|nesday and at LaSalle Thursday
before meeting the Terps.
Getting by Virginia today was
Maryland's immediate problem
for Coach Gus Tebell's Cavaliers
have won nine Of IL games te
date. The Virginians we're routed
1874. by Michigan Saturday.
In the only other game involv.
ing q Washington area college to.
day. Wilson Teachers. winner ir
only one Of its first i've starts. was
to travel to Towson Teachers
Other games this week:
Tomorrow--Howard at Upsala; Loyols
of Baltimore at Navy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Penn: Cath.
olic U. at American u; Delaware al
Navy; Howard OF Drew. -,
Thursday-Richmond Professional In.
stitute at Wilson; Oeorgetown at LaSaiie
Friday-HoWard at Fort Meade; George
WASHINGTON at Washington and Lee
Saturday - GEORGETOWN ct Maryland
Howard at Aberdeen. Proving Grounds
Georse Washington at virginia Military
at Mount st. Mary's; Navy ct Princeton;
American q. ut Johns Hopkins.
Evening star., 1951-04-16

PITTSBURGH, April 16.-Bill
Pierro, Pirate pitcher. is in Pres
byterian Hospital in serious con-
dition from brain ailment.
DR.. Norman c. Ochsenhirt,
team physician, said last night he
had consulted brain specialists
and we've diagnosed Pierro's all
ment as either encephalitis Gin
flammation of the brain) or men
nights Inflammation of the brain
|lining)."
Pierro first became i'll at Knox
vile. Tenn, last Tuesday. He
entered the hospital here on his
25th birthday Saturday. His wife
arrived by plane last night from
their Brooklyn home.
The rookie pitcher lost two
games with Pittsburgh last year
after being brought up from
Indianapolis of the American AS
sociation where he had an 8-a
record.
| Pierro Saturday was assigned
to Indianapolis on a 24-hour op-
ton. but Branch Hickey, Pirate
general manager, called Of thu
deal when he was unable to deliver
Pierro.
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i
Wilson Eastern Heads
|Interhigh Openers
LITTLE SPORT

The District interhigh baseball
league will open Friday with the
spotlight centered at Wilson
where the Tigers win entertain
Eastern. the defending champion
Other league games will have
Roosevelt at Anacostia. Tech at
Western and Bell meeting Cham
berlain at Roosevelt.
The Metropolitan Catholic
League continues with three
games tomorrow. DeMatha will
play st. Anthony's at Taft Field
st. Johns will meet st. Paul's on
the Ellipse and Gonzaga will
travel to Georgetown Prep.
Today's schedule had Cham
berlain at Mount Vernon and
Gonzaga at George Washington
while other games tomorrow list
Anacostia at Friends. Chamber
lain at Washington-Lee, Mary
land Park at Hyattsville, Bell at
st. Adams, Greenbelt at Mount
Rainier and Montgomery Blair at
Roosevelt.
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Walker Cuppers Play
lin Noth-South Golf
BY the Associafed Press

PINEHURST. N. c., April 16.-
The North and South Amateur
golf tournament got under way
here today with qualifying play.
The women's event opens next
Monday. Both will run six days.
Present to give the mems event
one of its fastest fields in history
were five members of the United
States Walker Cup team that will
meet the British in England next
month.
On hand were Bill Campbell Of
Huntington. w. Va, winner Of
last years North and South; Dick
Chapman Of Pinehurst; Jimmy
McHale, Overlook, Pa: Frank
Stranahan, Toledo, Ohio, and Har-
old Paddock, Cleveland. Br
The low Ga move into match play
tomorrow. s.
Evening star., 1951-04-16
] 1errapin Shooters Gel
Evening Star Trophy

The Terrapin Rifle and Pisto'
Clubs Team No. 2 is the winner
of, The Evening Star Trophy
awarded annually to the team
which takes the Glass A title
telescope sights title In the Mary
land State indoor rifle champion
ships.
The Terrapin team won that
event yesterday at Montgomery
Blair High School with a score
of 1,169x1 200. Firing for the win
ners were 1t. Arthur Cook of the
Air Force. Richard Hanson, in
structor at the University of
Maryland. and Roy Oster and
Allan Luke. Maryland students.
Cook won the individual grand
aggregate title and three match
titles. Other winners:
sungasvst1. p59ns,sstt1t.ing IRON sishts-All'n Luke.
knssIns iron ;Ni.htsnrs N.na sus
,u Grand aggreeate Winners = Expert.
shoofera Ioo6Mar Joe % cslner ToTt BslSoir. NAT
Wsm RehsTd oea.s %h.0n pt..sFd Mans
Team winners--Telescopic sights, Glass
A. TeTrapin No. /; Class 3. BeTvyn Rod
a qHn cS sss csss css. aaD Nc ssFY
Fort BeIvoir No. 3.
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Trotters Roll Up 10Th Win
In Series With AII-Stars
BY the Asseeiofed Press

ST. LOUIS, April 16.-The Har-
lem Globetrotters romped to theil
10th victory last night in the
cross-country series with the Col
lege All-Stars. The score was 70.
81. The collegians have four wins
In the series.
The teams drew another record
crowd-17.187 fans. It was the
largest crowd ever to see a basket
ball game in st. Louis.
The Globetrotters played straight
basketball the first half. holding
a 1886 lead at the intermission
They pulled away in the second
half and then engaged in their
Glowing tactics.
Goose Tatum poured in &c
points for the Globetrotters. Ray
Ragelis of Northwestern University
was high for the collegians with
16 points.
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Wood Memorial Due.
To Draw Big Field
As Result Of Upset
BY the Asseeiased Press

NEW YORK. April 16.-With
the Kentucky Derby less than
three weeks off, the final big
Eastern test comes up Saturday In
the $4,000 Wood Memorial at
Jamaica.
It looks like wide open race
as a result of the shocking set
back handed Joseph j. Colando's
Uncle Miltie In Saturdays Expert
mental Handicap No. 2.
That mile and : q sixteenth
event proved nothing. unless 1t
was that you never can tell what
will happen to horses that go OF
at 1-to-3 odds like Uncle Miltie.
Up to Is or more horses with
Derby aspirations are likely for
the Wood-at the same distance
as the Experimental.
No Excuses Made.
Uncle Miltie. by running a poor
eighth to King Ranch's Sonic, is
sued invitations to one and all to
try the Wood and then the Derby
if they so choose. Had he won
Saturday as expected, the exits
would be clogged with Derby
hopefuls.
The Colando barn had no ex-
.cuses for Uncle Mites dismal ef-
fort.
The Maryland 3-year -old situa-
ton was fairly well cleared up
over the week end when the
Virginia-bred Repertoire. owned by
Mrs. Nora A. Mikel of Dover, Del.
'copped the Chesapeake Stakes at
Laurel. Repertoire, winner of the
Experimental No. / at furlongs
here April 4, showed he could
carry his speed over the Chesa-
peake's mile and one-sixteenth.
Repertoire, which must be ac-
corded recognition for class, beat
Hampton Stables Alerted by a
head at Laurel. His time was
1:45Hs, compared with the 1:442s
hung up by Sonic at Jamaica.
However, Repertoire had 119
pounds. Sonic only los.
Of course, horses like Big
Stretch, Anyoldtime. Away Away.
Ruhe, Phil D., Replete, Mameluke
and others are waiting for the
$4,000 Blue Grass Stakes at
keeneland April 26. That's the
final major Derby tester, at mile
and one-eighth.
Battlefield to Try Again.
Battlefield, the 1850 2-year-old
champ owned by George D. Wild
ener. is due back. Uncle Miltie
defeated him and Big Stretch a
week ago today in a 6-furlong
overnight race at Jamaica.
Battlefield and Big Stretch both
lodged the Experimental No. 2.
Possible Wood starters include,
in addition to those named, Battle
Morn, Nullify. Alerted. Intent.
Timely Reward. Jumbo. Heliowise.
Jet Fleet, Sonic, Long Bow, Count
Turf, Northern Star, The Battler,
Bernwood, Lord Putnam and
Platoon.
Jumbo. husky Hal Price Head
ley colt standing II hands, romped
in front on a hot pace in Satur-
days Experimental after stum-
bling at the start, only to run wide
in the stretch and be beaten half
length by Sonic. Nullify, non
Derby nominee, was third, with
Count Turf fourth.
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Iknicks Retain Chance
|0f NBA Title as Rally
Noses Out Royals
~ The Associated Pres,

ROCHESTER. N. Y. April 16.-
The New York Knickerbockers still
were hanging on TO their slim
chance OF winning the National
Basketball Association champion
ship today.
After losing the first three games
of the best-of-seven final series tc
the power-packed Rochester
Royals. the Knicks have come back
to take the last two, including last
nights $3.50 decision.
The Knicks now are. In the ad-
Ivantageous position Of being able
to play the sixth game Of the
series on their home court ir
New York Wednesday.
Not only did the Knicks pull ur
close to the Royals in the series
by the triumph last night, but
they accomplished something
they've never done before. namely
win game here.
Heretofore, the Royals and
IKnicks have met here IL times and
the Royals have won every time
Now the record stands at Ill.
It looked bad, indeed, for the
|Knicks at the start Of the contest
The Royals grabbed the lead early
and stayed right in the var
through the first half and part
Iof the second. But in the third
quarter. Connie Simmons began to
find the range and the New
Workers grabbed a 1910 margin
going into the final period.
Simmons wound up high man
for the Knicks with 26 points
while Max Zaslofsky paced the
loser with "a markers.
II a seventh game is necessary
it will be played here Saturday.
Evening star., 1951-04-16

lick the Canadian. The District
boy is 4 hard hitter who works
best on the inside and he likes tc
toss left hooks and right upper
cuts. He beat LeBrun In an eight
rounder in 1949.
Among the fighters on the pre-
liminary card is Hunce Lanier
who made his pro debut last week
with a knockout victory. His op.
Iponent is Lonnie Sherrod. Other
supporting numbers are Wesley
Smith against the Carolina Kid
Johnny Pratt against AL Winn
Charley Bennett against Paddy
Bullock and Clarence Hinnant
Iagainst John Cunningham.
The first fight starts at 8:45
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Sid CurroII Golf Victor
At Woshinqton Club

Sid Carroll, golf committee
chairman at Washington Golf and
Country Club, who has been boss
off the course and tough to beat
on it this spring, won Washing
tons sweepstakes with a 1855
yesterday. Two tied for second in
Glass A: j. R. Murphy, 77-7-70,
and j. c. Mirtz, Tito.
The lowest scores in Glass B
were N. F. Wearne's 94-30-64
and P. E. Sours' 86-22-64.
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Jets TockIing JoIters
In Roller Derby Series
Speeiol Dispateh 10 The Siar

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 49,
The Washington Jets open a IA
game National Roller Derby
League series against the New Jer-
sey Jolters here tonight.
Coach Silver Rich's Jets will
conclude their regular season COM
petition in Washington's Uline
Arena where they will meet the
New York Chiefs. May 2-6. the
Chicago Westerns. May tbs and
the Philadelphia Panthers May
1924
Evening star., 1951-04-16
Naval Academy Captain
Wins D. 6. FoiIs Crown

Capt. Richard Steere of the
Naval Academy, a member Of the
United States Olympic team in
1882, hasn't lost any of his fencing
ability. He won the District foils
championship yesterday at the
YMCA with a TO mark in an
|eight-man round robin. Bob
Lewis of Baltimore was second
with 6-1 and Harold Newton of
WASHINGTON was third with 5.2.