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Evening star., 1953-12-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 Custom VS. club coupe:
1 heater. low mileage, good tires; see
| this. only $S45; 2-day money-back
trial; 4-month written ,guarantee.
n.w' pGFd aDs R6aler a.4sooii dli4 Vermont Ias ave-
FORD 1851 convertible coupe, radio,
top. You buy fun when YOU buy this
lovely convertible; S1,095; 2-day
money-back trial; 4-month written
guaEantee Wa HILL & SANDERS;
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43oo.
FORD 81 Custom vs. rordor: r. and
n. seat covers, Fordomatic; excellent |
moneyaback mo- trial, 4-mOnth written
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, TIA
vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43!n0.
FORD or, ,,1,3. ls47 !. Tudor; good cOna;; clean.
s.%as4 iso%% smiiease' one owner $50. du'
10 FORD IS" Tudor sedan: iully
equipped; excel cond. EN-. 3-s205.
FORD 1910 Tudor: black: Mercury
engine rebuilt; good cond. oRA
FORn 1910 sedan: Model s5; r.. h.,
above average; S295. OWNER. 1901
Allison st. NV, Apt. 3. 3O'
FORD 1852 Ranch Wagon; r. and h..
overdrive. has had the best Of
a5S aoroR ks sALEs 1ss iii + 20 f. ave- MoatE He
FoRD or TisaSO' is4S vs. Custom; r. and nd h..
%H sXsellent H7lge,s condition; private party
FORD 1913 1913 9; club coupe Super IS de luxe
S445. terms. 1870 R. 1. ave; ne.
HENRY '5e 6-cylinder vagabonSd de
sTS sS5 HoYEE shd Nj MoToR fysFdE sALE lss fsY rsE
R; !: ave. ne. DU. 7-S300. .
$500. sTEUART TRUCK CENTER.
20Ol ". Va ave, ne; LA. 6-s02O.
s19s, FLOOD PoN'T1Acs.' "a: 4aaI 9'''caGi Con:
cOnd;: guar JAcK fPRY' LTD.' 1tIo"fUNtR 19tR
and SITS In, our, 3lst wear =
good I'll tires and and paint; clean: Priced
Hill { sANDERs, Wash,'s So Oldest
n'W! nGTd AD Psalfri 4l4soo. IA Vermont Iss ave
Lincoln 40 4-dr.: automatic trans
mission; radio and heater. turn sig
cflS GRNrER s7sS 800, T STE1ART Ts R1e TRUCK *
ike 2as sesSal as lSHs
sssms; "RoPER." 1SSl'''ss iSth and
Nc s|:o e oFss4: %cas' .czp 4,pass; ssv sI:5zs
l4th and NV In our 31st year !"
NJ. G. 1854 new IF model now on ois-
play For he best deal In town,
st. H:niS No. D. oo sstR 'iass EstaSshsd Sf Cd is4 q
NJ. G. latest model I'd: 1.4oo miles;
6-month factory warranty; $1,695. |
No 09 a76S 6aei Esfabished & isl a. 1s14 s. ny ny
NORRIS 1854 2-dr.; equipped with
heater and defroster; up to 40 miles
HANEa pfs Ta FrAN 41g AUTO de1ysTse Hesss srs
] and Willy,,, both sides of 9TH and
NASH 80 Ambassador 4-door; radio. |
neater. ,hydramatic drive. seat covers. |
specially priced at S745. WHEELER.
INC, Chrysler-Plymouth GEM. B.
ss10s1. 4soo Wisconsin ave. closed
NAs. sssss '4e Slash 4fF sys5 81 B. "sSe %o
6-97SS. 5336 Wisconsin ave. NV.
seat covers: $3.50. Phone Ii, 7-94OO
+ ask for MR.. LETT or MR. SAIL
OLDSMOBILE 1916 4-door; S249.
One owner. immaculate. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut. WO
40 club coupe: wonder
full cond.; airflow blue finish: S6a5;
terms, ROPER. 18th & R. I. ave. e.
2Ss
OLDSMOBILE 1947 conv. coupe; one
owner; S249; immaculate. FLOOD
oONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut ave.
WO. 6-S400.
Evening star., 1953-12-28
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1912 la-ton pickup:
looks and runs good: here is a good
buy; o: ly sligo. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO. 2S04 JEFF. Davis hwy, Arl. OF.
CHEVROLET 1o46 la-ton .pickup;
runs real good; 500. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. 2S04 JEFF. Davis hwy,
Ari. OF. 4I52u rs
INTERNATIONAL 1910 Metro van;
entire vehicle recently overhauled;
must sell; will sacrifice. JU
S-3O10.
INTERNATIONAL 81 74-ton pickup
See it today at S695 KENYON
PECK .(Chevro!eu, 3l40 Lee hwy;
Arl.. Va, JA. 2-9005. Open til
$50 pm.
DODGE so Ha-ton panel; excellent
condition, exceptionally clean. Priced
right at only S1S5. KENYON PECK
tCheyroletl, 1910 Fort Myer DR.;
Arl.. Va. IA. 10000. Open til $3.50
CHEVROLET '53 pickup: IKE new in
fyery resPsgi 9PsNnFRs PSfsfin Wasb 6ige5i SSsS
Ford Dealer, liza Vermont ave.
NV. AID. 4-43O0. rs
CHEVROLET 1912 1a-ton panel; good
mechanical condition; as is, ready
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. I114
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-430Qa
CHEVROLET 1851 2-ton cab and
CHASSIS; @-speed rear, S.25x?O tires
front and rear; suitable for dump or
eft stake ready to work; SI93.
HILL & SANDERS. Wash's Oldest
Ford Dealer I114 Vermont ave. NV.
AID. 4-430o. is
Evening star., 1953-12-28
BOATS
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

BOATS-Used outboard motors. S35
UP. CAPITOL MARINE CO.. S03
Maine ave. s.w. Phone EX. 3-145S
Evening star., 1953-12-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDSMoBILE 1853 "9s" 4-door sed. !;
Hydra-Matic, power steering. power
brakes. r. and h., Electronic Eye,
Wv; tires, green and beige paint;
has been driven only 5,400 miles;
pvt: eyner: yan: Original cost $3.50,
OLDs. '53 "9s" 4-door; r. and h..
HEydra-Matic, powersteering, black
KOYLE MOTOR SALES. i717 r. I
ave. ne, DU. 7-S30O. -
OLDS. so "9S" sedan; r. and h..
Hydra. premium WV. tires. beau
tiful 2-tone blue finish. excel. cond.;
81 S95; HOYLE MOTOR SALES.
17l7 K. l. ave. ne. DU. 7-s300;
PACKARD 80: Ultramatic drive. r..
h.. turn signals; looks now: 5000.
r. S.. JACOBS. 141l 21st st. NV.
DU. 1885. Room 3-M. 2S'
PLYMOUTH so coupe; equip: one
owner; orig. black finish Must sell.
Only $595. ROYAL MOTORS, INC,
10 Kennedy st. NV. TU. 2-4l19.
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr. Super de luxe;
beautiful light blue finish; r. and h.,
turn turn s,gnals; saye 5000 on this
PECK C acheVrolet1. eto 3''' 1885 SAV wilson fHN1
blvd, Arl, Va. ia. 2-S004. Open
til 9:30 IN.
PLYMOUTH 1851 2-door t-cylinder;
sIs sLooR W6 PoSTIAc; !: :g1@G 4ssl Connecticut
PONTIAC 1853 2-door de luxe
one owner. immaculate. 1900 miles:
s1,999. FLOOD PONTIAC, 423i
Connecticut ave-, WO, 6-S400,
PONTIAC 1899 club cpe So; good
cond;; /. and h.: 3 new tires; bar
pGNriiSSG3 psaNini St35 iosa sash ~. 5s2344 sor
6rsndnew: '0 iefs cS over s'AnSn never "ased used
radio, heater; So .399. FLOOD Pom
TIAC, 1921 Connecticut.
PONTIAC 1858 4-door de luxe 's";
Hydra. power steering; $500 miles;
new M warranty; So. 2.199. FLOOD PON-
PONTIAC 1853 cow. coupe; HYDRA.
fully equip; $500 miles. one owner:
new warranty; real value, $2,199.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecti-
sTUpEBxkMER FL fHs Me s. S-S4GG aeSr. sedan: COM
pletely equipped with r. and h.. twin
sTies~ for only $S9iS. KENYoN,
PEGk Pl2d Ar chsE1ole5G Va "a as5S4 :sSS "Sen oDen
STUDEBAKER '51 Champion con-
vertible; radio. heater and overdrive;
new black top; clean throughout. See
this one quick; S995; 2-day money
antee; HILL 8 sANpERs, Wash: 5
eeia ave NV Eot AD. aitso 4aA4itsoo.i LIS VerSn' S
STUDEBAKER '52 Commander hard
top. radio, heater. overdrive, Royal
finish driven nnlv d nnn nniloc lika
new in condition and appearance.
Wheelmobile free" warranty spe-
cially priced at Sl,2S9. WHEELER.
INC. Chrysler-Plymouth GEM: g.
470S), 1890 Wisconsin ave-; closed
sTUDEBAKER 1947 sport coupe;
S%95 ter terms; ROPER" 18th and
vANGuARD Il Il AXE nif; 1851 4-dr.: radio "a and
car, at $595; 2-day money-back
trial; 4-month written guarantee.
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer; lila Vermont ave. NV.
80 IS e-cylinder; heater and
upholstery; a fine: economical car.
5000 actual miles, one owner;
S1.395; 2:day money-back trial: A.
month written guarantee. HILL Il
SANDERS. WaSh's Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1114 Vermont ave. NV. AD.
4-4300. -2S
BUICK, '46. conv. coupe =. S295
CADILLAC. ~. '62" sedan sos
CHEVROLET. 80. de luxe sedan 135
DODGE. 40, de luxe sedan 1875
FORD. 80, de luxe 2-dr. sos
FORD, '39. de luxe sedan 1875
FORD 3S. 2-dr. 1875
HUDSON. '46. conv. club coupe 295
HUDSON ~, custom sedan - 295
HUDSON. 40. club coupe 495
LINCOLN. ,46, sedan - 1875
OLDSMOBILE. 40. 2-dr. 165
OLDSMOBILE. 40. 2-dr. - 1876
do
Evening star., 1953-12-28

INTERNATIONAL 1949 Metro van;
entire vehicle recently overhauled;
must sell; will sacrifice. JU
Evening star., 1953-12-28

CHEVROLET I946 'a-ton .pickup;
runs real good; 500. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. 2S04 JEFF. Davis hwy,
ArI, OF 4-IS2u rs
Evening star., 1953-12-28
LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTS-We
will buy second rust notes. D c.,
nearby Md. or Va; reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N Y. ave. NV.
MA. S-5S33
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors.
1881 G st. NV. ME. S-2495.
End TRUSTS. Arlington area; immed.
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES.
2100 Wilson blvd. Arl.. JA. 2-3300
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3-to-5-vear terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE,
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. S-646S.
End and 3rd TRUSTS
Cash available; quick action. Call
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Pocific Coast League,
by The Assesiated

by The Assesiased efsss
Portland. a.: Los Angeles, as.
:. Holly weed: Z San Diese' Q tseeeAd'
..gs ss.'fis 4 ,1I;Ss;:, ass;; oakland, ls-s 'asi.
Sacramento. 13-4; san Francisco. As
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Curragh King May Be Fit
For Derby, Despite Injury
RN tha A,,oeioted Pres.

LEXINGTON, KY, April g.
Curragh King, recent, Arkansas
Derby winner and a Kentucky
Derby candidate, barely escaped
serious injury yesterday when he
steppedzon his. left hind foot
after a training gallop at the
Keeneland track.
Edward Goeman's 3-year-old
. was being groomed after the
workout, in which Jockey john
ny Adams was up, when he
stepped on the hoof. A shoe
calk cut into the flesh and barely
missed penetrating the coronary
band.
DR.. Alex Harthill, who treat
ed the colt Immediately, said
there was mo reason why Cur
ragh King couldn't fulfill his
Keeneland and Churchill Downs
engagements.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Exhibition Baseball
ESTERDAY'S RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago tA} i; Dallas tTL1. .
Detroit q: ID; ctncinsati "B ts5j; 8.
Chtcago lN), 8; st. Louis (A), 8.
Philadelphia (A). 13: Montgomery
''sri Brooklyn N). 3; Milwaukee tN), l.
Philadelphia tN, IA; Birmingham
81; Louis M, 3; Houston !TLI: g.
Ct. Louis p" ca: 5: San Antonio
TODAY'S GAMES.
Washington (Al VS.. Cincinnati (Nl
at Winston Salem. N. C.
BoSton "a VS.. Philadelphia N) at
chiesso tA} VS.. Philadelphia tA) at
Cleveland 1AI VS.. New York tM at
New York (Al VS.. BIRMINGHAM tsAI
1T Birmingham. Ala.
ct. Louis tA) VS.. Chicago tNl at Ard
H'GsS fiitsS1rsh Ss tM VS.. New Orleans tsA,
at New. Orleans tniEht).
st. Louis (N) 1t Forth Worth (TLl
at Fort Worth. Tex.
AouisvilIe. KyS postponed. rain.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Gene Smith Choice to Repeat
D. c. Victory Over Gonzales

whipped by Billy Graham in a
12-rounder in New York March 6.
It's Randy. Sandy VS., Willie
Troy in the Friday night radio
TV fight from New York'S St.
Nicholas Arena. This middle
weight clash subs on the air
waves for the postponed Rocky
Marciano-JerSey Joe WAlcott
heavyweight title fight.
Troy. Of Washington, D. c..
stopped Sandy of New York, in
the ninth round in their first
meeting last September. Willie
is a 14-to-5 choice to repeat.
Starting at 10 pm, the bout W II
be broadcast by ABC and tele-
cast by NBc.
Carmen Basilio of Syracuse is
a 9-to-5 favorite to down Car
mine Fiore of Brooklyn in their
welterweight 10-rounder at Syra-
cuse, N. Y, Saturday night. This
coast-to-coast TV bout will be
handled by ABC, starting at 8
pm. s..
Chuck Speiser of Detroit, a
member Of the United States
Olympic boxing team last SUM
mer. meets Billy Fifleld of De-
troit in a light heavyweight
eight-rounder at Detroit's Motor
City Arena Thursday night. ABC
will telecast this 10 p.m., EST,
bout to some parts of the coun-
try.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
6y the Assocluted Press

NEW 4ORk, April 6.-Little
Gene Smith of Washington is a
2-to-l choice to whip Denver's
Corky Gonzales again in a return
10-rounder between the ranking
featherweights at Brooklyn's
Eastern Parkway Arena tonight.
Smith stopped Corky in three
rounds in Washington IS months
ago. Since then, Gonzales has
moved into the No. rating
among the 126-pounders, while
Smith has dropped to No. g.,
mostly because of a long spell of
idleneSS. This year, the WASH
ington dynamo has won three in
a row for a 34-1 record. Con-
zaleS, also WINNER of his three
'53 bouts, has won SO of 81 fights.
(Tonight's bout, starting at
10 o'clock, will be telecast in
Washington by WTTG).
The fight of the week. Welter-
weight Contender Gil Turner VS..
Middleweight Contender Joey
Giardello, won't be seen or heard
by TV-radio fans. The two Phila-
delphianS collided Tuesday in
the Quaker City with the lighter
Gil rated a 3-to-1 choice to beat
the No. 6 middleweight. Turner
will weigh about 149 to Giardel-
los 1853.
Turner has a four-flght VIC
tory streak going. Giardello was
Evening star., 1953-04-06
CIV Tops Busy Week
With Area Teams
To PIay'21 Games

George Washington Univer-
sity's baseball team, unbeaten
in four games, has five games
scheduled this week, a busy one
for college baseball teams in the
area.
The Colonials take on Michi-
gan today, VPI Wednesday and
Fordham Thursday in home
games on the Ellipse and 60 on
the road against Washington and
Lee Friday and VPI Saturday.
The areas college teams have
81 games listed this week.
Maryland, with two wins and
no losses against non conference
foes, has four. The Terps enter
tain Michigan tomorrow and
Dartmouth Wednesday, open
Southern Conference play against
VPI at home Thursday and play
at Richmond Saturday.
Georgetown has three contests
scheduled, all at home-against
Fordham Wednesday. Dartmouth
Thursday and Delaware Satur-
day. The HoyaS so far have
only one victory in four games,
a 81 win over Trinity last week.
Wilson Teachers opens its
season today at the Newport
News Apprentice School and
joins CIV as the busiest team in
the area with four more games
scheduled.
Catholic University and How
ard both take on two opponents
in the next five days, with Gu
starting it's Mason-Dixon Con-
ference play Thursday against
Johns Hopkins at home and Wis
iting Western Maryland Satur-
day for another league game. In
Gus only game to date it lost,
S-5. to Mount Union. Howard,
which opened its season with two
wins in three road games last
week. is at North Carolina AIT
today and plays its first home
game Friday with Arnold.
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Today.
Michigan at George WASHINGTON.
Wilson Teachers at Newport News,
Howard at North Carolina AIT.
Michigan at Maryland.
Wilson Teachers at Camp Lejeune.
Wednesday.
VPI at George Washington.
Dartmouth at Maryland.
Fordham at George Washington.
Wilson Teachers at Camp Lejeune.
Thursday.
Fordham at George WASHINGTON.
VPI at Maryland.
Johns Hopkins at Catholic q.
Dartmouth at Georgetown.
Wilson Teachers at Cherry Point.
Friday.
George Washington at Washington and
Lee
Wilson Teachers at Cherry Point.
Arnold at Howard.
Saturday.
George Washington at VPI.
Maryland at Richmond.
Catholic U. at Western Maryland.
Delaware at George WashinEton.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Reynolds Hunter 10 Run
In Strawberry Hill Race
: by the Asseeiased Press

RICHMOND, Va, April g.
Forest Hare, third in the Deep
Run Cup a year ago, has been
entered in the lightweight sec
ton of the hunters race at
Strawberry Hill next Saturday.
The gray gelding is, owned by
Richard 8. Reynolds. jr. '--'
The entry of Forest Hare will
furnish some real competition
for two teen-age riders, John
Glave. Is, and George Gregory,
IA, who have horses in the same
race.
At least SO thoroughbreds will
compete in the seven-race card,
officials said, and the horses are
expected to start arriving at the
Atlantic rural course Wednesday.
Galloping and schooling will be-
gin Thursday. -@
Ten years ago-Bob Mont
gomery, 1877, knocked out Ro-
man Alvarez. 1852. in fourth
round at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Mats Weakness in Reserves
Pointed Up by Loss of Coon

at CRANKY High in Norfolk, hard
enough to rattle him, and it
came as a distinct shock to the
6,046 customers when both of
them finally got to their feet
and continued in action.
Coan suffered a fractured skull
in 1850 when he collided with
Owen Friend, Browns second
baseman, who is now with De-
troit. That slide into second
base sidelined Gil for six weeks.
Last year he was lost to the
club about three weeks with q
Clipped wristbone received while
diving for a line drive.
Harris trusted his pitching
yesterday to a trio of rockies
and got an impressive perform
ance from lean Jim Pearce,
6-foot-6 right-hander, who al.
lowed only two hits in a four.
inning effort. Zeke Zeisz was
clubbed for four runs in the first
three innings, while Dean Stone
and Pearce each yielded 4 run.
A double by Ted Kluszewski,
Jim Greengrass' triple and .
single by Gus Bell pried two runs
from Zeis5 In the second inning.
The Mats bounced back with 4
run in the second when Jensen
walked and later scored the hard
way on Oldis' fly. ~,
Two walks and singles by
Bobby Adams and Greengrass
gave the Reds a Al lead in the
third and they picked up another
run in the fifth when Temple
slammed his triple. Coan made
a leaping try for the ball, bump
ing the fence heavily and COL
lapsed at the base of the fence.
He was carried from the field
and taken to Memorial Hospital
in Charlotte, where X-rays dis
closed the fracture. Adams got
Temple across with q long fly to
Jim Busby in center.
The Mats produced their other
run against Bud Podbielan in
the fifth when Oldis walked,
moved to second when Eddie
Yost grounded out and scored
when Greengrass dropped Bus,
by'S fly. A walk to Adams and.
singles by Kluszewski and Green,
grass fetched the Reds their rum
off Pearce in the eighth.
NOTES: Walter Masterson'
will oppose the Reds Herman
Wehmeier on the mound here
today. -. The clubs will end.
their tour tomorrow with a game
at Lynchburg, Va. =. The
Mats will return home to meet
the Brooklyn Dodgers Wednes-
day and Thursday nights and the
Phillies Friday afternoon. {.
The Dodgers Gil Hodges, still
bothered by swollen feet, is not
expected to play at Griffith
Stadium.
Yost has hit safely in ii
straight games. Among
Coan's % hits this spring were
| five homers, three triples and
three doubles. He had never
looked better at any stage Of his
major league career. Yes
terday's crowd overflowed the
stands and scores Of fans saw
the game from in front. of the
rightfield fence. II they also
had fringed the leftf1eld fence
Coan probably wouldn't have
banged into the WALL.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Motorist Is Detained
After Careening Car
Kills Virginia Athlete
BY the Asseeieted Press

FORT LAUDERDALE. ra.,.
April e.-William Mccormick.
10, of Cuyahosa Falls, Ohio, was
held for investigation Of man.
slaughter here today in connec-
ton with the deaths Of James
Floyd, 20. University Of Virginia
football player and trackman.
and Sue Macken, lS, Of Rich.
mond Heights. Mo-. in an auto
accident yesterday.
Floyd, whose home was at
Newcastle, Del: Miss Macken.
Nortan Clay. 49,. of Paris. KY.
and Geraldine Strother. 20. Of
Covington. KY. were struck down
by McCormlck's wildly careening
car when it ran of Ocean Boule-
ward early today. The four we're
hit as they stood by their cars,
parked at a roadside inn. Po.
lice said the car Travelled $50
feet from where it struck the
first parked car. rolling over
twice.
Jack Starkey, 10, of South Eu-
cid, Ohio, a passenger in Nc
Cormick's car. also was seriously
injured.
Clay was reported in critical
condition with q fractured skull.
Miss Strother also suffered seri-
Gus injuries.
Cause Of the accident had not
been learned today. Deputy Sher.
if E. r. Fletcher said McCor-
mick's car struck five cars parked
at the inn. He talked to McCor-
mick, who was suffering from
shock, but the driver said he re-
membered nothing about the
crash.
Floyd was a reserve center ON
Vlrglnia'S football team last sea.
son. A sophomore. he was g.
foot-4 and weighed 100 pounds.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
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Madison Square Garden and
haven't visited the Armory often
in the last year or two.
lThe Knicks have been
forced out of the Garden by
the Ringing Brothers Circus.
which will be camped there
until May 10O
The best-of-seven series con-
tinues with games slated for to-
morrow, Wednesday and Friday
nights.
Although outscored in the sec
ond half by the Knicks in both
games. the Lakers managed to
fight back in last nights game
and hold the Knicks within
reach. The final 10 minutes saw
the score tied three times, until
Slater Martin dropped in a free
throw that sent the Lakers
ahead. New York worked the
count to 72-71 in the final sec
ondS, with a free throw by Jim
Holstein with three seconds left
for the final Laker tally.
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Navy Fourth as NIT Wins
Mcmillan Cup Regatta
/, BY the,AssoeIoted Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April g.
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology captured the Mcmillan
Cup regatta, outsailing nine
other colleges in the series on
Chesapeake Bay.
NIT, skippered by H. Garcia.
a native of Uruguay, scored a
first Saturday and second place
yesterday to pile up 2l14 points.
Harvard was second in the
overall standings, Williams third
and Navy fourth. Navy won yes
terday's race.
The boats sailed a 12-mile
course with the wind from the
Northwest today about Is Knots.
The elapsed time was about two
hours.
The final standings. with
points: INIT. 81 ": 2-Harvard,
18: civilians. 18: Navy,
1914; 5-Syracuse. IL; 6-Yale,
II; 7-Colgate, 10; 8-Corne'l,
9: Webb, 8; 10-Rhode Island, O..
Evening star., 1953-04-06

pECV1OuS UQts
ings, each has won twice. Hin
nant won the last time with a
three-round knockout on the
Gene Smith-Al Maglieri card at
Turner's Arena three weeks ago.
Other supporting bouts sched-
uled are four-rounders: Eldridge
Thompson against John Thomp-
son, .lghtheavies: Angelo Norma
against Clay Robinson, middle
weights: Syl :, Temple against
Bobby Jacobs, feathers, and Kid
Saucer against Jim Crockett.
heavyweights.
Eldridge Thompson will come
in for special attention just be-
fore the main event Wednesday
night when he is presented the
Everlast Sportsmanship Award
for March. He was cited as the
outstanding fighter developed in
the service since the start of the
Korean conflict.
AS an amateur representing
the Quantico Marines, Thomp-
son won $50 of 16O matches, in
cluding the National AAU light
heavyweight champio n h ip.
Since his discharge late last
year he has won all eight of his
professional matches.
Meanwhile. Gallardo winds UP
nearly a week of training in
Washington with a workout this
afternoon at the Arena Gym
naSium. Manager Jimmy Ham
ilton and Trainer Chalky Wright
called off yesterdays drill be-
cause they thought Gallardo
just about had reached his peak
and thought he might lose his
edge. ......
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Sneud and Burke Edge
Ward and Strunohon
BY the AsseeieseG Press

ATLANTA. April 6. - Sam
Snead and Jack Burke. the pros
who finished first and second In
last years Masters, closed bril-.
liantly yesterday to edge ANA.
teurs Harvie Ward and Frank
Stranahan, 2 and /, in 4 charity
exhibition golf match.
Snead defends his Masters
crown at Augusta beginning
Thursday. -.--.a---. s
Evening star., 1953-04-06
Experimental
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training well since his arrival
from California. f
Other starters in the Expert
mental field are expected to
come from E. P. Taylor's Navy
Page. ia; Joseph M. Roebling'S
South Point. ITO: James Cox
Brady's Landlocked. 1O9. and
Doc Walker. lis: Ogden Phipps'
Bassanio. 107: Woodvale Farms
Modest Pete, lot; Joe w.
Browns Matagorda, Louisiana
Derby winner, 102; Mrs. Wallace
Gilroy's Slim. LOG; c. T. Chen
ery's Sugarfoot. 104, and Mrs.
Sara Chats Brother Friar, 102.