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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

NEW COUNTRY HOMES--Custom
built brick homes on ia-acre lots: 4
distinctive plans: sep din rms,
bsmtS. porehes,;, flrepla ces. BASE
usual value AZ Slaa5n A j, KES-
SINGER a co III n.AhAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

open l-5 5000 Aurora dr. lee
rms level lot near NH public
end pvt schools; excel neigh Dir.
y on Wis. right on Strathmore.
left on Flanders. EFF on Aurora.
Oh i-33is. HURIAuX, OF. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
Aug. l9
7-ABc Presents.

7-ABc Presents.
A series OF films showing mons
quest for adventure in science,
industry, sports and exploration.
9-Those Whiting Girls.
9:2S
5-News. Matthew Warren.
$50
4-AFthuF Murray Party. CIR.
ESQ ESQ Color. Mcrilyn Moxwell.
Jeon Pierre Aumont: Betty Cor
rett. Lorry Parks. Sarah Vouohn.
Ricordo Montolbon.
5-confidentiol File. Crime.
Child Molester."
7-LowF'ee Weeks Top Tunes.
British Singer Steve Mortin will
be among Weeks entertainers.
9-RiehoVd Diamond. Crime.
The Chess Ployer." Dioncnd's
knowledge Of chess helps him
sove the life Of o weolshy client.
Dovid jansen stors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

7:l5
7-John Dolly. News.
1850
4-Georsio Gibbs Show. Songs.
81 Spy. Adventure.
7-WiFe Service. Drono.
The Third inevitable" A Trons-
Globe reporter goes beck into the
service with bosie ironing unit
to get story on the typicol
Army rookie Of todoy. Done
Clork stors.
9-Robin Hood. Adventure.
The Hero" The sheriff threot-
ems to hong the villagers. Richord
Greene stors. lRepeot.l
7:45
4-NBc News.
Dovid Brinkley. Chef HuntIey.
500
4-choFIes FoFreII Show.
ChorIie's efforts to help o young
couple with wedding plons almost
result in his own nnorriooe.
ChorIes ForrelI stors.
5-Movietime uSA.
! Hour. IS Min. "Fixer Duoon."
1889. Lee TrocY.
9-BuFns and Allen. Comedy.
$50
4-Aetion Tonight. Mystery.
The Poyoff." A police coptoin
IS offered $4,000 bride OF o
time when he desperately needs
money for on emergency opero-
tion on his daughter. Rolpll BEL
lomy. Not Pendleton.
7-Bold Journey. Doc'ment'ry.
/ Lost" True-Iife film Of the res
cue of party of mixers in the
wiIds of Bojo Colifonio. Milton
Forney will nonote the film.
9-Tolent Scouts. Godfrey.
900
4-Twenty-one. Quiz.
Horold Croia continues os chomp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

rambler, immac.. air eond.; ace
loan. sl3. 400. 10 5aaas6. OWNER
SILVER SPRING. corners: Sl3,-
gao. 704 Dryden st.: open / TO o.
De luxe 3-bedrm, subdivision,
brk and frame rambler, foyer
rear nsr po Tcfp and patio Excel io,
n ok. from bus Call for Giree-
TONS. Ju 5.43bS.
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bedrooms Isl d. 6edrS' End T.:
lovely cor, lot ROBT. l. LOWERY
JU 9-9200
8, S. -Colonial-style farm
house. 3 acres high grounds.
osorms,, rms PAN, over SUo-n;; Iron!
estates. Suitable for remodeling
ana selling off = choice bldg. sites
PRICE. sl1,950, Eve. Nj. Wood
well, 10, 4-O14T. L. 7. Ora
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b!LFEK SFkINN-s-roUV. uoWn TOT
lovely 3-bedrm. brk rambler, cow.
10 shopping, trarsp. and SynaEogue.
lge size scr porca. Ge ilxe Gee
Kit. sep. din. rm, firepl ratio.
privacy. fenced vd; assume 4haE
loan payable only Sill mo-, ne
everything 10. 5-36sS. SUB
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CT. FILA AND COW. FIN.

OPEN DAILY / TO DARK
Directions: Out Ca. ave 70
Viers Mill id. past 81 Cath
crimes Catholic Church. then
left on Gail ST.. and imredi-
ateiy Tight on Higgins drive
and follow OPEN SIGNS
TO model home al 39l9
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SUMNER
4 BEDRMS., DEN, 5 BATHS


4 BEDRMS., DEN, 8 BATHS
5607 Woodway lane--Here Is q
fine home. In this very desirable
community YOU will surely like. con-
sisting Of liv. rm, with firepl., din
rm. with bay window. den or bedrm.
with frepl., built-in bookshelyes and
shower bath; nice kit. with dish
washer on LIST floor; good-Size
bedrms. and " baths on end floor;
full lhEmt. with built.jn GARAGE and
gas hot-water heat; side scr. porch.
Asking S33.hn0. We believe this
valuable property Is well worth the
asking price sn come early and In
speet.
OPEN 1-5
DIR. Out Mass. ave. beyond
Westmoreland Circle to TT, Sumner
drive tSumner entrance. left TO
WoodTay lane, right to 1907 and
A. c. Houghton g. Son, Inc.
DI. f-0051. Ewes. tn. 2-559I
Or Ia. n-2092.
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kILvER.sPRlNG-Modern e.bedrm

transportation. Immediate occupan-
ey Quick sale price" only. slb,-
T5O. Viii take End trust with rea-
soaable down payment Call Mr..
F FRii IL s-4 ~ s Fl M sAiGs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
HoUsIs FOR sALE-Mb.
nnon InnvrNni
ZOOS LINDEN LANE

OPEN SUNDAY rs
81 81 Spr' brick rambler pedrms.
Ice. bsmt. leo. ave to Seminary
fRoBTfi' L. on Lo SWsRaiR9ar' w. j. s I!nssp
s RSIA 6hp ht ER5fS sSMBt Fb,
OPEN sbNpHHSYi, / 10 10 8
ov ner will sell for less than Gl
approval Inspect and be the proud
owner Of this 3-bedrm. home with
Ia baths, .gas heat, wall-to-wail
fGSSR6fsIn Kup 9ISs many 'x AZ aoeo
HOME ,BuYERs-No high pressure.
We will find YOU the house YOU
Nam HoMir 1e sE! " I ySsr n M Ne,
mss: exclusive Or non-eS SSs ''
BUILDERS-We will keep your
homes open for Inspection.
Il. K. GOLD, BRoKER, JU. s-iO1s
a. ROCKVILLE. SIS 200. i,72s
lee. living rm.,. dining Il, large
Kitchen, 5 lovely bedrms.. ceramic
tile bath: fenced yard. Owner trans
ferred to Kentucky.
(2l $1,000, .Reant--3 hedrms,,
living rm., kit. Venetian blinds
nice level lot; low down payment,
CD Sll ,p50---3 bedrms., separate
util. rm In new-home eond,; owner
must sell.
az $i2.9aO - Rrk. rambler, \
bedrms.. bath. kit, living rm.. din
ing space. full bsmt.: nice yard.
For information on Twinbrook
Homes. $4,000 Up. SAMUEL E.
BOOLEY, INC, Pc, a-6i5i, 20,
2-6577. Mrs. Whitehurst, once
open sun. q pm.
$Sg aSS ES E3 PY#s sSIsE ss s@E
aEAf. sFRo 5REs ATTIC. G. LAUNDRY AZ Dry
WALL CARPETfNG AND WINDOW
SQRNIcEs. ME, s-5454; EvEsa RA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
HOUSES FOR sALs-Mp.
NEW 2-LEVEL RAMBLERS

eN~p-~-uep--~-r>~
NEW 2-LEvEL RAMBLERS
$39,500
In exclusive Potomac-These homes
are custom-built and contain 2
spacious rooms, "a baths, screened
sleeping porch, 2-car carport, full
daylight basement. over one acre OF
lsno. Sold only to approved pur-
ehasers. Open ] to 5 pm. on. Bun
reach Drive out River road 80
miles past Potomac .,hopping center
to AdmiraPs way, turn left to
r. BATES WARREN. OIL. 1880
To-
WE RECOMMEND
SEE AND COMPARE
MUCH BETTER THAN RENT
$500 down: total price, S9.aOO-2:
bedrm. bungalow with bsmt: all
conyeniences OF Viers Mil Village.
This will sell today
NEAR NH
Cute brick rambler; 2 bedrms., liv.
rm... dining rm.. kit, REG, rm. in
Real opportunity for the young
couple starting out
SILVER SPRING
Brick rambler ready for occu-
liv. rm.. dining rm, kit, 2
bedrms, and bath; full bsmt.: real
ehariner with terms TO suit your
budget.
KENSINGTON-Sh6.95O
A lovely home having 3 bedrms.,
liv. rm. with stone fireplace, dining
I'M. and kit; tiled bsmt.: deep lot.
Lge. 4Ass LIST trust available. A
jim Dandy!
CHEVY CHASE
De luxe choice brick Colonial In
renowned area. 5 bedrmg.. 2 baths.
den with panoramic view, luxury
rec .rnn.: many features: simply
grandl
ROCK CREEK HILLS
Split-level home loaded with
charm, 3 bedrms., 5 baths, den.
liv, rm., dining rin.. kit, lovely
rec. rn, double garaRe: fabulous
home!
For information on these and
wide selection OF other homes please
call OIL. 2-U050.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

ROCKVILLE. TwinbroOk, a09 Broad
wood dr.. Open 3 to 8. bedrms
Here's your extra bedrm. Large
lily. rm.. picture windows, fireplace,
plenty OF storage: large. fenced,
level lot. The perfect home for
S12,95O Assume Gil loan. MRS
F1TZGERALD, RE, 1888; ewes
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owner Transferred Custom Bull,
brk, split level. 4 bedrIns., . baths
plus reer. rm. maids rm, bath in
bsmt.. Lear attached GARAGE. Fea-
lures too numerous 10 mention
HE Berwick drive. Open i-dark
ALLEN REALTORS. RA. 6-3333.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

ROCKVILLE = Assume 4's loan -
Diet, 3-bedrm. rambler. full bsmt,,
rec. rm.; fenced level lot; $1,000
dn. BUDNEY REALTY. GA. A.
S1ns III oulon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

RoCKVILLE-The early bird gets
1901 3-bedroom rambler, See i to
appreciate its ADVANTAGES! KOR-
zENDORFER, Realtor. OIL. A-eill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Rambler: 3 bedrms.
full tiled bSmt, separate din. rm
oreezeway ana garage; immaculate
cond.; Sl.116 down, assume large
4laes Gil loan. SAMUEL z. BOG
seY INc.. p P0 ss- -s,ss' ewes Mr.
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EILyER SPRING 7Woodside area1-

Lovely DEF brick Colonial With
slate roof; in close-tn location. g
spacious rmx, lst-door rlpwdef
nm, screened porch and garage
Sie5u0. Can HE. i-540O. HUGH
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sPRINTdiBRooK -roREsr-iN acres

kpHINGhkOOk FOkEST-lM acres.
60-ft. rambler: 3 bedrms,. 2 baths.
al. rf 81 SWIM a D ca L SsF. .ss SGr
BLOOMINGTON DE-. spring Brook
Eorest- I'M aIl Ais. ram 4
acre OF lovely estate grounds Has
3 bedrms.. 3 baths, walnut-paneled
I'M. garage. Radiant hot. water
heating system. For sale below
cost, price in low i0s.. Eve Mr.
Woodwell. 10. 4-Ol5 ~. L. 7 Ora.
Waite. Realtor, Ma s-0753.
TAKo "a PARK; open Sunday, .
70. b 6ii Elm ave; Custom built
STi9s b Tan0Is T,p ss tsM ny I s dS
rm' and a beautifully e9uip. all.
elec. kit. .2is baths; 2 bedrms and
pine paneled den; full bsmt.
fenced, tTee-shaded yard; near
schools, stores and BUS Dirs
New Hamp. ave: left on Ethan
Allen. block left on Elm % q 1,
cox A. co, JU. 5-077b.
TAX. PK.--s9. $50 and you cannot
pea. this barsain;, s9t 70 be sold
come, For BARGAINS like this and
others, call PAFFELL REAL ES-
TATE. JU. 0-1103.
TAK0MA; Flower ave. area near
sanitarium; iust listedl- bedrms.
sep. din. rm,. huge kit, rec. rm;
RIPLEY 4 RoMER. JU' b-8iii'
TRAvILAH, MD.--0-rm. house on
acres Of land; heat and water, but
no bathi Si3,950. CA. 1891.
VIERs MILL-S7o.50 dn., 5000
ne; buys this lovely s'essdrm h0 sss
III III . 'i Dn. ST. 81 s 9esS NE ''"'"'
WBEAT0N--coloniai tnree-bedroom
eyerything, Sib'650, $4,000 down
For sale BY OWNER. 10. 5.3463
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R .SI! older home home. !. in
din. rm.. sstFs.i.e. XII, I 3 Sear@s.
full bsmt.. built-in garage. detached
garage, front and rear norcheS,
large lot with beautiful trees
within walking dist. TO public and
paloehtal schools; q real buy al
$4,000. Exclusive with WILL
" Montsomery IA ave Rockville
Mo. 20. 9-2sSS: ewes, Pc.
b-1tGQ pn 0-AfIE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

ROCKVILLE--2es down, .i0-yea,
loan available to qualified vet. on
this ,S-bedroom: ll2-bath; carport
place: finished recreation room
$3.50 down, Si03 monthly includes
taxes and insurance for qualified
vet HENRY cORHIN. Real Estate
HA; 7..7s50i ewes. OIL. 4-72A4 or
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siLvLR sPRING. Quain;. Acres

eJLVER STRING. CLOSE N-Si7.-
A5u. 3-bedrm brk. Colonial: Is,
d.n. rm.. kit, table sink rec rm
MR.. RAMSEY. Broker. JU, a-a9s5
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GREENBELT--Excellen selection .
RnC 4 bedrm frane.ard .hrick

UtE E9NHEL A-~EAUtIItHt tEItNIIOH
snC bedrn. frame-and-briek
homes; some on large corner lots;
nov avail RIO. PAYS, from $50,
incl. principal. interest. taxes. ms,
heat. hot water. all major repairs.
ment can be financed. Beautifully
wooded building lots also avail,
GREENBELT REALTY CO. ISL
Centerway next 10 IRE house IN
9rcsn5el; sheoping Center. OR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

SILVER SPRlNG.-Really . charm
Ing pTevar Cape Cod homel J bed
rms, @-haths, sep. din, rEE.. huge
family kit. psneiied rec. rm,. ga
rage. block TO busl $lT,9S0. RIP
LEY & ROMER. JU a6-tilll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

3-hedrm.,. l1-bath brk rambler.
choice Glenview loo hsmt with
outside entE., rear scr och, sep
din, rm. lee kit with dishwasher.
washer incl assume ~ Joan. rash
or terms. 10 5-36ss SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

sILyER SPRING. near NoL---3-bed-
rn. erk. rambler, | yr old: ci-fi
liy. rm, with frepl. sep. din, I'm.
kit. with din space; nsmt. l4n-ft
level lot; $40 500. Assume 4tse,
FHA 30-yr. loan. HE, 4-Ig3i.
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sILvER SPRING. Montgomery Blair
area--Splendid 3-hedrm.. center
hall rambler. sep, din. rm.. firepl
tiled daylight bsmt. excel. quiet
neighborhood. S2a H. K
GOLD. Broker JU. S-406S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

For information on these and a
wide selection OF other homes please
call OIL. 2-UO50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

NR. INDIAN SPRING c. G. - i.
y bath. Vacant Only SiT.5O0
BEERS BROS. JU. $3.50.
In. 3-bedrm. home;
public and parochial schools. NH.
bus: blk OeorEetown I'd By
OWNER. 5000 WynRate DR.. Be-
thesda OIL. 1-i35j
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CHEVY CHASE

DAMASCUS - Brick-and-frams
Cape Cod: firepl. In Nv. rrn.. sep
din. rm. 4 bedrms. I " baths, rec
rm In bsn1t. Sis 0On
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SILVER SPRING!-Just listed at
Sill 800: assume 4e. loan with
$1,000 dn. Owner Transferred! Al
trac. 3-hedrm., l-story rambler
Chestnut Hills area near school
RIPLEY g. ROMER. Ju. l-6lll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29

He added a little more to his
margin in a sprint finish.
Points in this meet are scored
on a 7-5-4-3-2-1 basis for the
individual events with the two
relays counting double for each
place.
Jecko. Yale's 10 : year old
Olympian who has bettered the
NCAA record in the 200-yard
butterfly event and is favored in
his three specialties, was sched-
uled to start in the 200-yard
butterfly and the 20O-yard indi-
vidual medley today. The Ell
400-yard freestyle relay team
which has twice surpassed the
accepted world record this sea-
son, also was expected to add
to the Yale point total today.
But Michigan has the favorite
in the meter dive, Dick Kim
ball. as well as Olympic star
Dick Hanley, who has swum the
220-yard freestyle in ard-to-
believe 2:01.5-nearly two Sec
onds under Jack Wardrop's
world record and three faster
than Wardrop's meet mark.
Seven more events will be
contested tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
Sport Tax Loses
In Kansas City

| KANSAS CITY, Mar. 20 (P).--
The City Councils Finance Com
mittee voted down yesterday g
proposal to impose a 5 per cent
municipal tax on admission tt
professional sports events.
Arnold Johnson. principa
owner of the Kansas City Ath-
Iletics, had threatened to move
the club If the tax were enacted
Councilman Charles c. Shafer
jr.. who proposed it, said the
$125,000 it would produce each
year would make the Municipal
Stadium self-supporting.
The Athletics are scheduled tC
pay 100000 rental for it this
season after paying $25,000 theh
first two years in Kansas City
Shafer estimated the stadium
will show a deficit of about $780,
900 this year.
Spokesman for the Merchants
Association and several bus lines
opposed the tax with pleas that
the baseball team brings visitors
to Kansas City from a wide area
Richard w. Bland, speaking
for a taxpayers group, told the
committee:
while the city is behind the
Athletics, there is no one thing
in the mind of the taxpayers to-
day as much as that the council
and the city as a whole were
rocked by Mr.. Johnson.
The AS were not represented
at the hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
CIV Golfers Nip
VMI, 5-4, for
Second STRAIGHT

The George Washington Uni
versity golf team defeated VMI,
5-4, in a Southern Conference
match yesterday at Kenwood.
The Colonials took a 81 lead
and hung on to win their second
straight match after losing all
three points in the final four
some.
Jay Randolph. who plays No.
for CIV, was medalist with a 70
John Barnett of VMI was next
with a 70 and Joe Haney Of CIV
followed with rs.
The results.
jay Randolph CIV defeated Johr
g. George and Warren KricE tGWl
defeated 30 sprosins i-up, best ball!
Joe Haney (Gwl defeated Doug Tai.
bot and 9. John Barnett tVMI
defeated Larry Spelman. 3 and / best
ball CIV l-up
John Kemp CvMIl defeated Vic Bart.
lett. IL. and Chuck Cotton tVMI
defeated irp Salem . and best ball
VMf up in ~ holes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
Baltimore Meetino
Slated on New
Football League

BALTIMORE, Mar. 90 (P).-A
meeting yelled in secrecy will be
held in a Baltimore hotel April
6 in an attempt to organize a
new professional football league.
Willard T. Lang, who pro-
posed a United States Football
League, Inc, said enough rep
resentatives would be present to
insure league operations in 1858.
But Lang declined to say who
would be present or how many
cities would be represented. He
said the meeting would be
CLOSED.
Lang, a 44-year-old Westing-
house Electric Corp. official, an.
inounced February Is that he
had invited mayors in Is cities
TO help organize the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
.zu|ueta 10 Fiqht
as Sub in
Bout Next Week

joey LopeS, an unmarked light
weight with a reputation as a
spoiler, has opportunity coming
his way in the person of fiery
Orlando Zulueta of Cuba
Wednesday night at the Capitol
Arena.
Zulueta, ranked No. 4 among
the contenders for Joe Browns
lightweight championship, has
agreed to risk his status in a
substitute role against the ambi-
tious Lopes in a 10-round ma
tionally televised bout.
Paoli RoSi of the Bronx orig
inally was scheduled to fight
Lopes, but he fractured his right
hand while training in New York
and was forced to bow out.
What is bad luck for Paoli may
be good luck for Lopes. Lopes is
thinking today. Zulueta repre-
sents higher game, as he owns a
knockout victory over Rosi and
an upset win over Jimmy Carter,
then the champion, in a nom
title bout here two years ago.
Others who have met defeat
at the hands of the Cuban in
clude Paddy DeMarco (twice)
Wallace (Bud) Smith, Percy
Bassett. Bobby Bell, Larry
Boardman, Carlos Chavez and
Glen Flanagan. He has won go,
lost 81 and has been held to a
draw II times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
Yale Depending on Jecko
To Beot Michigan Threat

CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. Mar. Is
once-high hopes Of
winning the National collegiate
swimming championship rested
on the broad shoulders of Sophie
more Tim Jecko, its 19-year-olo
sophomore from Bethesda, Md.
land on its cord-breaking relay
team today after an unexpected
setback in the 1.500-meter race
Yale led in the point totals
after the opening event of the
Ithree-day NCAA meet, but the
slim margin of nine points tC
iMichigan's eight indicated il
would be a real battle instead OF
the expected runaway.
This turnabout came when
lMichigan's Fritz Myers clipped
AZ seconds off his best previous
time and beat Yale's favored Ray
Ellison by about a yard in the
fast second heat of the 1900
Joe Robinson of Yale took third
place. to give the Ellis nine points
but Peter Fries picked up a
Isixth-place point for Michigan
by finishing second to Buddy
Belshe of Denver in the slower
first heat.
Myers. equaling the record fol
the shortened 25-yard Bowman
Gray Pool. supplied the big sur
prise. He trailed Ellison, the
Eastern champion, until there
was about a quarter of a mile
to 90. They were almost even
coming down the next-to-last
lap. when Myers went out in
front by about an arms length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Tom Detterman, 78-443, and
Dave Walker. 66-443, also were
far above their averages in tying
for second.
Bill Coker, who, collected SIS
for a triple strike, is a member
lof the Takoma Junior League.
He and John Newell, another
Iprize-winner in the handicap,
with 100-418, are trying to ar
range inter-alley matches be-
tween junior teams.
y
Joe Pillera (74-678) and Ralph
Champion (57-637 totaled 1915
to win first prize of SIS in the
Woodmor tenpin doubles. The
tournament is held Saturdays
and Sundays. The entry fee is
SO and the handicapS 80 per cent.
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Bruins break through
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Hockey P|ayoffs
Tied as Rangers
Win Overtime

The National Hockey League
playoffs for the coveted Stanley
Cup were wrapped in a tight knot
today with each of the four
teams holding IL records in the
best-of seven seminal series.
If there is any advantage in
the scrap for the trophy won by
Montreal last year. it is held by
Montreal's Canadiens and the
Boston Bruins. The Canadiens,
a mighty tough outfit on their
own ice. will be at home to the
New York Rangers for the rest
of their series starting tomorrow
And the Bruins are hosts to the
Detroit Red Wings in their next
two encounters = Sunday and
Tuesday.
Most of last nights hiStrionicS
were at New YorkS Madison
Square Garden, where the Rang
erS evened their series with the
Canadiens at 1898 of sudden
death overtime in a 4-3 victory
The Red Wings, by comparison,
had a rather easy time turning
back the Bruins, To, at Detroit
Andy Hebenton brought a dra-
matte end to the Montreal-New
York struggle when he skated in
alone on Canadiens Goalie JAG
ques Plante. took careful aim and
drilled the puck into the left side
of the cage.
The Rangers took the lead
three times but each time the
Canadiens came back to square
accounts = the last time when
Bernie Boom Boom Geotfrion
tipped in the puck in the 18th
minute of the third period.
Camille Henry gave the Rang
ers their first lead at 1870 of the
second preiod. Henri Richard
evened matters less than a min
ute later. But Dave Creighton
sent the Blue Shirts out in front
again at 1872. Maurice Richard
made it % in the 18th minute
for his Gath goal in Stanley Cup
play.
Bill Gadsby sent the Rangers
to the front again while Mon
treal was short handed in the
third period. And that is the
way it remained until Geoffrion's
equalizer.
Gordie Howe. the Leagues No.
scorer. paced the Red Wings
to victory in a viciously played
game in which % penalties were
called-l0 against Detroit and
II against Boston. Howe scored
one goal and assisted in two
others.
Glenn Hall, Detroit goalie. had
to retire to have 10 stitches
taken in his upper lip in the first
period but came back to turn
back one Boston rush after an
other as the Red Wings built up
a 60 lead before letting the
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New Training Site
Sought by Lions

DETROIT, Mar. 90 (P.-The
Detroit Lions will have to search
for a new preseason training
site.
Since 1948, the Lions have used
a practice field at Eastern Michi-
gan College at Ypsilanti. How
ever. the college could not get a
legislative appropriation of S45,.
900 to build new practice field,
and the field the college team
has shared with the Lions is
being used as a site for a new
ldormitorY.