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ALTOS FOR SALE Cont. J

FORD 80 convertihie: 81 .495. DEL
IA MOTOR CO., 3460 14th st. n.w.'
! GE. $500.
FORD 1919 Custom de luxe Tudor:
equipped with r. h., and overdriye;
orig. light gray finish; like new; this
car was driven very little by prev,
t9ss ,G1s owner onv EYED de5 m0'0e co2sfS FoHs
PONTIAC co. 407 Florida ave. ne.
AT. 200. open ewes. until'9. b
FORD '37 Fordor conv. Phaeton;
black; peri. cond.: tires. battery,
wiring. brakes, paint, rear tenders
rebuilt motor all new; leather up
holstery in Al cond.; +. and n.
OPS. ceiling. 1884. OIL. 6626.
FORD 80 club cpe: r. and h., many
other extras; ! owner; low mlleage.
puff, come out, look it over, and
XWHoTEsAIERs. WI GIi IiS ss0i Old Bla-
densburg rd., Silver Spring. Ju.
1861.
FORD 1898 Tudor sedan: heater
! good tires. good mechanical cond.
very clean car; only Sl45, or best
offer. Can be seen any time at
902 11th st. NV. =
FORD 80 convertible; maroon. r. and
h.. new tires. one owner, like new
money back trial. 4-month written
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer INA
9S50), 111i Vermont ave. NV.
FORD AZ Tudor sedan (selection OF
| A.: a variety of colorS: completely
equipped; for economy and perform
ance, you must eye and try these
TINT" "" NISHGY SON ShevroIet- -Olds-
mobile Dealer (WA. 1905. AP. 2002).
$500 BALTIC. Ave, Hyattsyille, Md.
FORD 1851 conv.; Sea Island green;
r. and h.. turn indicators. Wv
| tires; a clean one-owner car; S1.993;
2-day money-back trial, 4-month
| written guarantee. HILL q SAN
! DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
! INA. 9S5O). lila Vermont ave. NV
FORD 80 Custom '.s'' club coupe;
uiate condition throughout; ST ,445;
written guarantee. HILL & SAN
| DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
| (NA. $500, 1114 Vermont ave. NV
FORD 81 Custom Fordor; dashine
Harvard crimson. blending custom
seat covers. can be equipped with
feet; ST. .74S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chevrolet -Oldsmobile Dealer, WA
1905, WA. 2OO2). $500 Bait. ave-,
! Hyattsville, Md,
HUDSON 194S Commodore "6' 4-dr
| sedan: 2-tone gray. Fully equipped
| DrivemaSter. l-owner car. Excep.
| tionally clean, low mileage good
| tires. Estate settlement sale. $1,100
| 81. 1858. 4
HUDSON Al. radio and heater, seat
| covers, S245. EOGEMOOR MOTOR
CO. Ford). $685. Wis. ave. NV. OR
| 1923.
HUDSON 1949 4-dr. Commodore
S12.2O week (selection of A.; variety
/ of the latest colors; all fully equip.
each one owner: have had fine care
plus our rigid 12-point inspection
TINE-NICHOLSON. Chevrolet Olds.
mobile Dealer (WA. 7205. AP. 2O02)
| sRn0 Raltn ave HvattSYille. Md
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1889 de luxe sedan: splen-
$40 down. ROPER, 18th and +.
PcNr1ac On; a;c, 1850 Catalina; 8 cylinders
vate original owner: excel. care
Price Sl,975. Call Wo. 1928 aft
PONTIAC AZ Torpedo e.door: s6.15
1851 Pontiac Chieftain de luxe 2-dr
sedan; fully equip. S2.0:I5. ARCADE
nCNTIAC sD S5nn
STUDEBAKER '4S Commander 4-dr
sedan; tan. radio, Climitizer. and
defroster; very clean inside and out
good tires; only $500 down. Is
months on balance special. SS95
LEE p, BUTLER. 1l21 2lst st. NV.
sTTDEBAKER 81 Commander Spas
senger club coupe; black cherry
automatic transmission, Climitizel
and defroster, seat covers: excellent
tires, immaculate throuehout; one
owner: Butler bonded: 1885; LEE
D; 2 " BSTLERi ct Fl o NC 1l"l a1st st
sTTDEBAksR Bi I! o. 40 Commander cdr
sedan; green. Climitizer. defroster
radio; very good condition; Butler
bonded, S1,245. LEE D, BUTLER
srUpERakER Il; n.y. 81 a1dr' "a oiiS; Regal d.
luxe Champ. gray: o. d.. r: china.
tizer: u. coating; dir. sig: ex. cond
orig. owner 81 $50. WI. $3.50. -;
|STUDEBAKER AZ Commander; fully
equipped; mechanics car; in very
good cond. Sl.115. UN. 1O15. -
iSTUDEBAKER 194S convertible: ov.
erdrive; r, and h.. peri. mechani-
STUDEBAKER 1889 de luxe sedan
splendid condition. Sacrifice. SI65:
terms: $40 down. ROPER" 18th
and r. I. ave. ne. A.
WILLYS 40 Jeepster; overdrive and
radio; excellent transportation,
nearly new tires; only S795; liberal
trade and terms, 30-day warranty.
L. P. Stafford NASH. INC, S507
Solesyille rd.. Silver Spring. Nd
WILLYS 80 station wagon 6-cylinder;
radio and heater. dark gray finish
spotiess inside and out. practically
new tires; priced at 81 .295. Terms
of our warranty gives you a fun
year or 10000 miles guarantee COW
erins tull r,S s9ss Of labor AND and parts Parts
Colesyille rd., Silver Spring, Md.
willis 1851 station wagon; very
sles9 an v Icy mileage; ops gparantsed; isd;
dealer. 1907 14th st. NV.
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AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

NASH '51 Rambler station wagon with
Cd. T. and H.; ST 695. HORNER' g,
9th and Fla. ne. -5
NASH 1915 Amb. 4-dr. sedan: 2-tone
green; 2 owners, have been business
man and myself Qady); excel. cond.
throughout; I. and h.. sun visor.
S6s5. DE. i4S4 eyes; If not in.
please leave number. -
NASH 81 Rambler station wagon;
HoRNERs. HtSR RS. eth ana md Fla. a. ne. 'oooi
NASH 1919, Cdr. "6O0"; orig. shiny
black bed type; top mech. shape;
unusually nice: $1.O95, terms
1TBERTY MOTORS. 3rd and x
StS. NV. 3
OLDsMOBLE. 1912. 2-dr. sedan. r.
and h.. clean, runs eood. S225 or
best offer. DU. 1880. IS
OEDSMOBILE 1850 ''sS" conv.; ex-
Sc ssllsnS snt cong rd, radio s and heater; :;
anette; beautiful. looks and runs
like new; 1850 sea loan. Hydra
Matte; sos; terms. ROPER" 18th
and r. l. ave. ne 4"
OLDSMOBILE 1850 "9S" club sedan;
black finish. r. and h.; Hydra Matte;
a clean one-owner car. Terms: Guar
q chp1IAc saI AYERS eo rsSln2Soa 6hPsmoBtlp SHOE
oIDsMoBILE '49 Rocket "ss" sedan
Mofok S5'f sa%6Sso eoe s4sS fss fssh St LEW nH''
of6s%osiLE G6; So%Sf 1s4s model SO, club
sedan; green hnish. fully equipped.
AKERs W Observation-Disclosures;
GO. Fsirlington shopping center
oHbsMoBTIE Hies GXi o$Se' IS Holiday "ss" 24dr
like new and looks it. 2-tone green
S2.995. RELIABLE WHOLESALERS,
1901 Old Bladensburg rd.. Silver
OLDsMOBILE 1871 de luxe sedan
ssRdah ssRstlsn fsss ssss ana ffRmi 81
Obs 1s47 convertible: good condi-
ton; r: and h, must sell; $s75 or
oDs SsEt 0e5 1850 chI ci1b ki sedas s'%ss eGaipped
selection Of fine cars in Wash, See
our large ad explaining money-back
e,,a-snfee, AUTO WHOLESALERS.
INC. 1881 Bladensburg Rd.
OILS. odo Al clean tS inside and out' S:25
|PACEARD 1910 clipper type sedan;
excellent: 1895; terms; sos down.
ROPER" 18th and r. ]. ave. ne.
A.
PACKARD 1850 4-dr.: med. blue:
T. and h.. Ultramatic: top cond.,
in and out; bargain, 81 ,395. terms.
LIBERTY MOTORS, 3rd and K NV.
PACKARD 80 1900" series; fully
equipped. This is . 1-owner, low
mileage car. This car is in the
best possible condition. You may
| take It to your garage without de-
| posit for inspection. $2,095. RE-
LIABLE WHOLESALERS, SSO1 Old
Rladensburg rd.. Silver Spring. JU.
| 1861,
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AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

PACKARD 1851 series 200; two-tone;
| completely equipped with all extras.
| Al cond. throughout. Can be seen
Can ST. os3a for appt. -6
PLYMOUTH. 1885, 4-dr. wonderful
HAuI-A-WAYs. oV. 4os7. ~ ~ "
PLYMOUTH '4S 4-dr. special de luxe;
heater: original owner. JU. 7-194
after pm. f
PLYMOUTH Al conv. cpe.; r. and h.
new tires: good cond.; $500. WI
PLYMOUTH 1a4s o-door; excellent
conddnltion; private owner; 5000. 10
PLYMOUTH 1e41 de luxe sedan;
splendid condition; $2"5: terms;
So down. ROPER" 18th and r: /
PIYMoTIH 80 sedan; good motor.
PLYMoUTn l943 convertible; SOS.
| DELTA MOTOR CO, 1850 14th
pfyMoTirT s; n,T, qEi io4a S5oe so.o,., T.. Inv.
sedan; splendid like new s7S5:
terms. ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave.
PLYMOUTH Al 4-dr. sedan: in good
running condition: radio and heater,
: new tires oege good paint Job; $a5o.
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-door; good cond. !;
excel. transp.; r.iand h.; $500. WI.
PLYMOUTH 1s4a station wagon; S
very good cond.; 1878. Wo. 0495.
PLYMOUTH 1852 Suburban; sa,165:
ave: .na ne. IL uao5taSs'' 415S5s. $40 rl0t50a
PLYMOUTH Al 4-dr. de luxe. This
car is in finest condition possible.
This Icat i is a a cream , pygff: Gene oqt,, t,
SHz %aoIEssEERg I SAL Hs' ssoi sd Bla
densburs rd.. Silver Spring. JU.
Pontiac PONTIAC '51 4-door "s" chieftain
de luxe; Hydra; all possible GIN.
access. Serviceman's car. Must sell.
M;Ii Kxfsl a1snss eond; 81 81 l72 $50, or best offer
PONTIAC 1852 convertible 's"
equipped; very low mileage: new
car guarantee: $2.971. ARCADE
P9NTdAG' P9 s4nS 1897 Irving st, NV.
PONTifxC ;51 Silver Streak "s" Sc
danette; satin black finish. custom
interior, hydromatic. air-conditioned
heating; very low mileage: we'll
cared-for car that looks like a
TfSESfcHoEsoN. elfss chev4oiet-oids- DDS
mobile Dealer. WA. 1905. AP. 2002.
5000 Bait. ave. Hyattsyille, Md.
PONTIAC 40 Streamliner Chieftain
de luxe 2-door; r. and h.. HYDRA
matte, seat covers, excellent tires
See this beauty; 1875; two-day
money-back trial 4-month written
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA.
/ 9S50, lila Vermont sye. NV.
PONTIAC l949 Chieftain convertible;
r. and h., plastic seat covers. prac-
| tically new tires: in excellent shape;
81. .495; two-day money-back trial,
four month written guarantee. HILL
4 SANDERS, Wasn.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer (NA. $500, lila Vermont
! ave. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

JAGUAR, Mark VII: excellent con-
dition: dove gray; r. and h.: $3.50.
Call WI. 1881 after 5. s
JEEP. 1947; 4-wh. drive; low mileage.
at 53i3 Old dominion dr. Falls
Church. Va, aft. d pm. KE. s-645S.
JEEP '4s station wagon: heater. cd:
rec. overhauled. motor replaced;
$SI9. or best offer. TIE; 620S.
nA'' r.. T.. $3.50: psrt'eT peri. motor % has Ali ali
advantages Of station wagon, excel.
for business or sportsman; must sell
this week. See the auto at 12129
Selfridge rd. Viers Mill Village.
SILVER snrinE IN Md: and Lo; ..t tG4s q q
KAISER io4e | Il! de luxe sedan; beanti-
full condition; like new. Sacrifice:
es''5i; sSe se,ms; : . ROPER" 18th md
LfNcoLS i sVf; fa42 n;e; sedan; beautiful con-
dition: looks and runs like, new;
r. l. ave. ne. ~
LINCOLN Zephyr; new brake Innings;
spare: battery etc. Recently over
hauled; S475. cash. 5709 10th NV
LINCOLN Continental Al: maroon
$3.50. GE. $3.50. 8
LINCOLN 1916 convertible coupe:
finest condition: best of care. beau
tiful maroon finish; radio, heater,
overdrive. white wall tires: SS95;
terms. ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave.
81 club cpe: equipped.
r. and h., Wv. tires, directional
signals; low mileage car. This is
a beautiful car, same as new; 90
day guarantee; s1:995. RELIABLE
densburs rd.. Silver Spring, JU.
MERCuRY 194e de luxe winsor
Prince sedan; looks and runs like
new! beautiful Rock mink finish;
S7s5; tel terms. ROPER" 18th and
MERcuRY Il; I AZ 'as r. and so selection of
tractive colors, completely equipped,
several with overdrive: 12-pt. in
spected and OK. guaranteed; as
10y low as Sdss3 dHsTtNE.NIGa9L- nSiIe a1ar
wa. WA 7so5. sS.'. AP. sooa. a''''''' AN
MIG ~ roadster: s1:.s0; also 81 !,
$1.134: JACK PRY. LTD, l4th and
NASH, H. @. H. Cdr. super, guar. per
aSs. s9d beds; Gust '' EQUIP: s1'o75. pf.
NASH 40 Ambassador; beautiful ma
room finish. custom interior, seat
covers, radio, heater defroster. over
drive; a really clean Ger; liberal
trade and terms; written 30-day
Ms,n-, 81 s;o L, cp;.:ai,sa + s,AFFoRD r.
silver eorir" Nd. SH. $500.
NASH 80 Statesman custom. 2-dr.
sedan tbroughml; radio and heater,
defroster, reclining seat. overdrive,
airfoam cushions; beautiful ivory
finish; SI.395; terms of our war
ranty gives you a full year or
OO0-mile guarantee, covering full
Stafford NASH, INC, S507 Coles
vile rd.. Silver Spring. Md. SH.
S400.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

BUICK AT Roadmaster 4-dr.- Seel
BUICK Al sedanette $39.
CADILLAC AZ "61" 4-dr.----S S59s
CHEV. AZ S. del. 2-dr. $435
CHEW. Al m. del. cl. cpe.---. S37s
CHEV. Al m. d. 4-dr.------S S36t
CHEV. '39 m d. 2-dr. S19s
FORD 80 del. 4-dr. $195
HUDSON '46 conv. cpe. ----- $685.
HUDSON 4 sedan Slas
LINCOLN '46 sedan --- S395
MERCURY '46 sedan ------ $685.
OLDS. 40 3-dr. &i9j
PACKARD AZ Clipper 2-dr. -. S3ai
PACKARD Al cl. cpe. ~ S"45
PONTIAC ,31 cl: cpe. Sl45
.STUDEBAKER 40 Champ. 4-dr..
S19h
STUDEBAKER 80 cl. cpe. Sl35
CASH. TRADE. TERMS.
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV
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picture on Page B-3J
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres,

TAMPA, Fla. Mar. %. - Both
the New York Yankees and Gin
cinnati Reds shook OF hitting
slumps today as the world cham
lpions won an LIB slugfest.
The Yankees slashed II hits,
including homers by Jack Jensen
and Gil McDougald.
WaIly Post and Eddie Pellagrini
pounded three-run homers for the
Reds, who now have dropped five
straight games.
Allie Reynolds. the Yanks' dou-
BILE no-hit ace. was the only
pitcher of distinction. The chief
worked five scoreless innings at
1.-THE start. running the Reds string
lof blanks to 80 successive frames.
But Jim Mcdonald. righthander
lsecured from the st. Louis Browns
Hast winter. was slammed in the
final four.
Four Redleg hurlers, including
lex -Yanks Frank Hitler and Bill
Bevens. were pounded by Yankee
batting order which had been held
TO seven runs in the previous 46
innings. Hitler yielded both the
round -trippers.
New York fAl-- O23 010 221--11 II [
cincinnati M 600 004 004-- 8
Reynolds. Mcdonald (8) and Houk. Nc.
kelvey CD; Hitler. Byerly al Bevens (61
INuxhan (S1 and Seminick Winning
tpitcher-Reynolds. Losing pitcher---Hille
Home runs--New York fAl Jensen
IMfDousaldi Cincinnati M)--post. rella.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
By the A.,oeiu,ed Pres,

/ RALEIGH, N. c., Mar. a.
Center Bob Zawoluk led an amaz.
ing st. Johns Of Brooklyn team
to a brilliant CAST victory ovel
highly-favored Kentucky tonight
in the title game of the Easter
INCAA regional playoffs. Zawolul
set a new NCAA individual tour
nament scoring record with 3.
points.
/ st. Johns will meet Illinois II
the NCAA semifinals at Seattle
next Tuesday. Illinois tonight
defeated Duquesne, 74-68. al
Chicago.
At Kansas City, Clyde Lovelette
scored A points as Kansas de-
feated st. Louis University, 74-55
Loveltete's A points erased the
mark which Zawoluk had sci
earlier in the evening.
In the first game Of tonight's
doubleheader here, North Caro-
lima State whipped Penn State
$3.50. to capture third place.
Central Game Beats Kentucky.
The underdogs Of Coach Frank
MCGUIRE showed 1920 specta-
tors in Reynolds Coliseum that a
control game mixed with some
accurate shooting could manage
the Wildcats. the Nations No. !
team and defending NCAA titlists
The defeat snapped 23-game
winning streak for the usually
Ihigh-scoring Kentuckians.
st. Johns began to mold its up
Iset in the first period. It was the
deadly hook shooting Of Zawoluk
that set the stage. He dropped in
Is points in the first half.
For st. Johns the win avenged
an early season 81-40 drubbing by
Kentucky.
The two flnalists played a nip
and tuck first half, but it was evi-
dent from the outset that the
IRedmen were up for this big one.
With Zawoluk setting the pace,
the slow precision style employed
by the New Yorkers more than
|ofset the fast break employed by
Coach Adolph Rupp's Wildcats.
The great floor work of Guard
Ronnie Mace Gilvary and the shoot
ing Of Forward Jack Mcmahon
sparkled for st. Johns. Ken
tucky's All-America center, Cliff
Hagan, fouled out with 6:23 of
the last period remaining. Two
other Kentuckians were lost via
fouls. forward Lou Tsioropoulos
and Guard Bill Evans.
st. Johns Takes Lead.
With the score tied, 6-6, after
2::34 of the first period. st. Johns
began making its bid. Three quick
goals by Jim Davis, Mcmahon
and Zawoluk put st. Johns ahead
12-7. After Kentucky's Frank
Ramsey dropped in a two-pointer
Zawoluk hooked a goal to make
the score 14-9. Freshman Dick
Duckett followed with a hook to
Evening star., 1952-03-23
|Yo1ks Beat Cincinnati, II to g.;
Red Sox Defeat Dodgers, S to 2
sy m. A..oeie,.d Pres.

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 22.--Mel
Parnell and Ellis Kinder limited
the Brooklyn Dodgers to six hits
today as the Boston Red Sox de-
feated the National Leaguers. So
Joe Black started for the
Brooks and yielded three un-
earned runs in the second inning
following an error by Bobbie Nor
gan. playing short. "A single BY
Johnny PeSky and double by Ted
Williams followed.
Bud Podbielan was nicked for
two runs in the seventh when
Morgan collided with Andy Pafko
in leftfield permitting Walter
Dropo q double on an easy fiy.
Roy Campanella and Andy Pafkc
accounted for four Brooklyn hits,
the former connecting for q
homer.
BROOKLYN tN) 10 . 3 100 %
Parneli. Kinder t8) and Niarhos white
t6l: Black. Podbielen "a and Camps
nella. Winning pitcher-Parnell Losins
pitcher Black: Home uns-Hrooklyn
(N1. Camp1nell0.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Rookie Pitcher
Helps Hur| Mats
To Win Over As
6rossmun Teams Up
With Johnson as Griffs
Turn in 81 Victory
By Burton Hawkins
Star Staff Correspondent

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Mar
I22.-Another Mats rookie pitcher
strengthened his bid to remain
with the team when Harley
Grossman turned in four score
less innings today in teaming
with Don Johnson to hurl the club
to 5-1 victory over the Athletics
Grossman, a 21-year-old right
handler who compiled a 1912 rec
ord principally in. relief roles last
season at Charlotte, N. c., worked
the final four innings for Wash
ington. permitted no scoring and
allowed three widely-separated
singles. Last night. against the
Dodgers at Miami, Paul Sanchez
also gave the Mats four scoreless
innings.
The Mats accumulated only nine
hits OF Alex Kellner and Ed
|Burtschy. with six of them being
delivered by the bottom. three men
in their batting order, but they
made much Of them.
AS Held to Seven Hits.
johnson, the big righthander
who is being counted upon as a
starter by Manager Bucky Harris,
toiled five innings expertly, giving
up four hits and leaving the game
in command of a 2-1 lead. john
son and Grossman restricted
Philadelphia to seven hits. never
more than one an inning.
The Mats couldn't stir up q hit
from the top six men in their
lineup in the first six innings, but
the combination of Tommy Upton,
Clyde Kluttz and johnson fetched
Washington q lead anyway after
the AS had scored In the second
inning.
Philadelphia's lone run mate
rialized after Billy Hitchcock
walked with one out. Third Base
man Eddie Yost's throw pulled
Fred Taylor of first base after
Eddie flelded Skeeter Kell'S
grounder and Joe Upton got
Hitchcock across from second base
with a single to left before Kellner
bounced double-play grounder
back to Johnson.
. & f.ls ! a. a.
JOhnson's Grounder Scores Upton.
Upton walked to start the third
inning and Kluttz moved him to
third with sharp single to right.
Tommy scored when johnson shot
a double-play grounder at Kell.
Withstwo out in the fifth Upton
again walked and Kluttz again
singled. this time to left. johnson
- a =
Evening star., 1952-03-23

dropped Bozeman into third plac,
lat 6-S and raised Kilgore into /
fourth place tie with Arthur
Rubin. Brooklyn, and Irving
Crane, Binghamton, N. Y.
Kilgore. who previously defeated
both Hoppe and Matsuyama
trailed Bozeman through A
innings of the 58-inning game.
Kilgore was q seven-to-four un-
derdog In the betting.
Bozeman, Of Vallejo. Calf, for
mer two-time runnerup for the
world title before he retired six
years ago, early built up 1910
lead but never could put together
more than three billiards in any
inning.
Kflgore made mild threat
when he scored three billiards in
the 18th inning and six in the
18th to tie at 10 all. But kisses
stopped him after each In.
.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
|Gehrmonn Scores in Isl;
gu Time IS Years Best
Special Dispa.eh 10 II. ssur

NEW YORK, Mar. 22.-Thank.
to the superb running of Jos
LaPierre and Carl Joyce. George.
towns 2-mile relay team gainee
revenge on the quartets Of Illioni,
and Michigan in the United States
Olympic fund sports carnival to.
might at Madison Square Garden
Frank Sevigness Hoyas won by
five yards in 1871. the fastest
Time of the winter. Illinois was
second and Michigan third.
1t was Illinois and Michigan
which beat Georgetown last week
in the Knights Of Columbus meet
at Cleveland to end the Hoyas'
streak Of II straight victories over
a two-year stretch. Georgetown's S
winning time tonight passed the
seasons previous best of 1894,
also scored by Georgetown here
three weeks ago.
Things looked bad for the boys
from Washington as Charley
Capozzoli lost 10 yards on the
first leg and Dave Boland dropped
10 more on the second. LaPierre
went off almost even with Aaron
Ward of Michigan but Lawton
Lamb of Illinois looked as If the
big edge he had was enough to
sew up the race.
LaPierre lost no time getting
past Ward and then started to
cut down Lambs big edge stride
by stride, Joe really poured it on
over the final lap of his 880-yard
leg and almost sent Joyce away
even.
The IC4-A 1,000-yard champion
did not make any mistakes. With
two laps to go he sailed into the
lead over Henry Cryer of Illinois,
the Big Ten $50 champion. Joyce
was pulling farther away as he hit
the tape.
The Georgetown times were
Capozzoli, 1:57.7;; Boland, 1889;
LaPierre, 1928. and Joyce. 1888.
The Pioneer Club Of New York
won the mile relay by five yards
over Fordham and Iowa in 3:18.8.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

widen the gap. 1879. MacGilvary
hit for a basket and the Redmen
were really rolling.
At the end of the first period
st. Johns had a 21-13 lead and
at halftime the Redmen were out
front, 1923.
Hagan scored % points before
he left the game. Behind nine
points when big Cliff was waved
out, the Wildcats could close the
gap by, only two points.
Mcmahon, st. Johns play -mak-
ing forward, whipped in 10 points
and otherwise was q steadying in
fiuence. Zawoluk played the last
five minutes of the game with four
fouls charged against them.
st. Johns was brilliant on its
shooting. connecting on "a Of SO
| field goals attempts for an aver
age Of more than As per cent.
zawoluk hit on IL Of 81 goals
half his team total-and shared
IL rebounds.
N. G.. State Takes Early Lead.
N. c. State, playing on its home
Reynolds Coliseum floor, grabbed
an early lead against the Nittany
Lions and held it except for few
minutes in the first period. Penn
State managed to draw even at
8-8 then, but it never was able
to close the distance from then
on out. Two quick goals by
Center Mel Thompson and Bobby
Speight, 6foot-7 forward, shot the
Pack ahead where it remained.
Jesse Arnelle, sensational Negro
freshman center, carried Penn
States attack with % points.
matching his total of last night
when the Lions were tanned by
Kentucky. 1884, in the opening
game. Arnelle was weak, how
ever, at the free throw lane. He
missed eight Of IA charity tosses.
WOlfpack Halts Rally.
The Wolfpack. beaten by Sc.
Johns 60-49. last night, appeared
a much different team against
Penn State. Coach Everett Cases
charges built up q 1896 lead at
the half. In the third period.
Penn State pulled to within four
points. but Thompson and Speight
supplied the momentum to give
the Pack a more comfortable lead.
Speight was N. c. States Sec
ond high scorer with Is points.
His great rebound work was a big
factor. Captain and Guard Lee
During the intermission between
tonight's games, West Virginia's
coach, Robert Red" Brown. was
awarded the Gerry Gerard Mem
orial Trophy as Southern Confer
ence coach of the year. He was
chosen by the Conference Sports
Writers Association, donor of the
trophy. It was named in honor
OF the late Gerry Gerard, Duke
basketball coach.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
~ NE Asseeios.d prs.s,

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. % -
Giant-killing Ray Kilgore Of San
Francisco knocked Jay Bozeman
|out of any chance for the world
|three-cushion billiard champion
ship with q 5O-44 upset victory
today.
That left the championship
|scuarely up to 1i-time titleholder
Willie Hoppe or Japan's ace Kim
|rey Matsuyan1a who met in the
final match Of the l7-day round-
robin, tournament late tonight.
Each has six wins and two losses.
Kilgore's win this aftFnoon
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Exhibition Sarnes
Today's Schedule

Washington tA) vs.. Philadelphis tA)
at West Palm Beach.
Boston lAl vs.. Brooklyn flD at Miami
Chicago tAD vs. Pittsburgh tNl at sau
Cleveland 4, ". chicago IN as 10.
St. Louis IN W. Detroit ,Al At Lake.
land.
! Philadelphia tM va New York tA) .,
st. Petersburg.
Boston % rs. Cincinnati an 1t Tampa.
st: Louis "a at San Ffancisco. RcL)
New York In, as oakland tPcI,.
YittsburRh on aD"s vS. Les AnRalel
pcLJ at Fullerton. CALI. "a