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for children, CT, 3-fSaS,
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$50, PA, b-Ohi2.
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sturdy: heaut. markinEs. uarmed
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black; Axe; male and female.
IRISH sRTTBRs, s Wks. Old: Axe:
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KITTENS, part Persian: all white.
blue eyes, cail FR, 7-327I.
PERSIAN KITTENS l3)-2-mo. -old.
male. OIL. 4-7es3.
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American Ped poss stud besk.
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POODLE, lovely Axe EegisteFsd toy
poeele; reasonable. Call OIL.
POODLE PUPFIEs. Axe, black
standard. oil. s-s422,
POODLE PUPPIES
Miniature, Black. Axe. EN-. 3-087S
RO0DLEs. g wks. old, males. blacks
and browns, standards, imported
pedigree stock, vormed and shots,
AP, 7-6763.
P0ODLEs, Toy Axe, . wks.; sea
horses Blakeen- Gregoire lines; 9
excel. quality males. WI. 6-3071.
isInsls' TINf: sss each. cal
Toy Manchester Pups
q vks.: purebrsd. LU. l-Os17.
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wIRL ; ;IHAEs IEnREER, ? mos; %:
= little beauty; AkC res: PAPER
WIRE HAfBED TERRIRR. male, 81
months: pedigree papers, all shots.
cR. a-27al.
L S4ag Ett soH bAi.ssEf'.aaT :ua Ssy:
male and female, al eolors
loving homes wanted. ALEX.
ANIMAL SHELTER. XII. 0-3469.
GIVE AWAY MOTHER CAT and q
Kittens, mother excellent mouser.
TW. 3-D4e6.
mill INV Ann EOne
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no. MR, EiuMAkE' Ma s.s7OO'
ONE-YEAR LEAsE-quaf, egaInsi
and bedrIa, ats, 30. e-01se
s S.,5 = 81 5s n Ew i1Jl;jCsaD SPe
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APTs. FURNISHED DC.


ADAMS MILL RD. NV, 9683, blk
18th and Columbia I'd, across
from park -hednn. apt. beaut
IssTaS 10 s s,i Nv mi Tn HI h. s Eng bath
ANACDsTIA SCI .bsdm. apt.
LIST g., pvt, entr.: Ss5 mo-, utilS
incl, SO. s-472b,
BBACON APTs., 1901 calvert st
n.W.-Eley,, enc sbbi l bedrm
liv. rm., BIT, bath, $50; and Z
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BOILING ARRA-clean, s-bedFm
90 min. downtown. 10. 2-b4Oi,
BOILING vIC.-Duplsx: 4 rms,
bath; new furn., redec.; pvt. emit,
sun, vi. nlEhts, 10. a-seb2.
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sduits; rsssonsSIs. III, A-t7fs.
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CAPITOL HMl-Alr-eQnd, esdrm.
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CAPITOL HILL, s22 LIST 81. Sc
Lac, llv,-bedTm.. bath; front;
neEp furn., decor; S6b. II. T.
CATHEDRAL AVE-, NV, eIOl--Re.
dec. mod. apt. 2 rooms, hit, bath,
utils.; 8 Girls. NO, 7-el21,
COLUMBIA I'd. AND ITth 81. NV.
IA bedfmss reeep. rua.. iiv, rm..
din, kill, klth; eleg. apt; 800
SleS me. CO s-7T30.
calLBMnlA ~, AND leA = "a
girls 81 young men. Hleely fun,
bedfms, st2Si ! bsdrIns so.
o.. 6-Ooal.
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BEDROOM, dining rm., contents Of
home. cash. We do moving, stor.
aee: reasonable rates. IA, e-2p3T
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ROOMS, AIRS. 70 SHARE

1890 BLK. SOUTH CAPITAL, girl
over 81 10 share apt. 70. i-i477
after & pm.
M, 18th ST. N,W.-0lfl TO share
% everything; 80 yts' Old 81 more,
3-7635. Thurs. after $50; every
day after 4 except SUNDAY,
SETTLED LADY 70 share apt, With
senahle. Call 40. s.eaab.
YOUNG LADY In eos, with college
haekGround. TO share lovely l.
bedrm. apartment with smother
Young lady, IA. 9-0757.
TO sHARE-1 or 2 bed
rm. apt. with enother young eusl-
a977, Washlnston :.
SEVEN COREERs-Young lady viii
young lady. ". 4-0S5f.
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WALfEk REID VIC. 40 Cedar st
pess.sSs II slPi Il, ssG M "a. s..isSSss,'
WoQDLEY PLACE NV. se9l--
sIl uills. incl. Cali no. s-s0ib
le.ss w ", 81 q, Si S.Ii DJ FR. m
Iea3 iva 81. NV rooms: KIT.
bath; screened porch; ntlls. incl
HA PER mo To inspect. cal
Ne rihyis Y AAs y. W. s-tioo
9ie DOUGLAS ST. EB.-Mod, dp
$50 me, heat and hot water incl
iiESsc:, d 1855, 81. h4..s sssos.
sa:s. rE az. ..:. s no - sis en-
and shower, In lge. apt. Bids
conyenlent nv, location mr.. Du.
Rosts dsirels- Call ManaGeF, ~
rms, III, and bath; sis heat
ns Ms ht Eis SEsG IA 'GIs s7 ssI
ONE.YEAR LEAsE-quaF, egains
rent jne7eases. good location;
and bedrm, apts, 30, s-0lSe
' s..S = s IN n ET kW1IlITSSsED1 EiiRSPPt
MlEi 1917 IN g. A'Er Ut
1884 n. STEVENS DIR. NV
esdIm;, alnette- foyefi $50 80
al ptllL incl, See ia4iter o. cal
s Z. alE. Ek kLs slsccs.c CO. HOS >
OgFICE o. studio ait, new hooF,
W VI s .iGss; doShtsVA' low rent
VIC. NEW WASH. HOsP. CENTER
Walter Reed and Providence Hosp
II .bedrnn. duplex: SIS mo-, utils
inel i24 Webster ct. ne. Phons
18th AND NICHOLSON SITS, NV
- bedrps., lly. rm. and din
area. porch; SIS, no utlls. Avail
SEPT. ! adults enly. I'M. 2.B410
1879 L0NGFBLLOW ST. NV
bath, screened porch. utils. incl.
$50 80 III s-s0is s.
1888 COLUMBIA I'd NY, Apt
~, Ekoysly enc. apt, With cen;
pls.s nt;: close 70 trans, enc
fi0O, iss i4th s. nv,
It3a COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Efie
$50 and s62 so. For further in
H WI s.aid ssn sss pig glh A a n.s
~ NEW . sSEk AVE- & TT ms me-
REhSsaaR9ssf Re6 SssIH E 60 DrD. p; sI.sl39f
ATTRACTIVE and OVERSIZE q
bedrla. unit At sos, incl. an utils
Modern KIT. with full-siEe equip
ment, famliy-size dining area,
complete storage and laundry IA.
ellities, 1874 27th st. sc. Dust Of
p. ave.. Res. mgr, No. B. LU
ll>Sbbs; or SHANNON a LucHe
ONE.REDROOM APT, NV, section
erset pl. NV Apt, la.
III 12lh ST, NE. Apt, No. l.
J. LEE DoNNRLLY q son, INC.
ma. s-3316; ewes, Wo. 6-2362
1905 n 81. NV Apt. No. 2k--
s sSshi SsSsslso, r9ri Es Enbb okEsEiL.EHi i
son NC MA, s-Ssi6; ewes.
go +. I. AVE. NE, Apt. No. s.
IvaKf INA nsSNkkltEi;5S We e ssnsnR ne
Ma. S-33l6; ewes, Wo, b-aa6s.
70 FARRAGUT PL. NV. Tys
rms, klt: and bath Gk. =. LII
R .ssiei ives. = w soE si-s Mc' Ma
UPPRR WISCONSIN, AvE-s-rm.i
kit, bath: Iedeeorated; $50. Plui
gtil cRuMsAuoH, NC" Wo
AIe -C0Np, bedroom. In tsgts-
fulIE,IeateEed house, II. 3-s443,
cApIEsetc I'LL I'll Ne HrTs'
Attractive enc. apt. $3.50, utils
incl; adjoining new Senate once
nldg,: modern VslsS. bldg. See ian
'''' HERBERT HARVEY
INCORPORATED -
9I2 18th st. NV. RE. 7-156e
CAPITOL HILL
900 SEWARD So. Sc.
At 9TH and Pa. Ave. Sc.
Spacious 4-rm. apt; hit. and bath.
air-conditioner optional: viii fur
nish spt; assirsd: reasonable
WARRINGTON HOUSING CORP
931 n st. NV. Ma. 0-4S16
GENERAL SCOTT
NO. scnsIn I GIRcM NV
Liz. ,Im. dIessing closet. Kit. and
LIv, rm:. hserms dinstts, Kit. and
a1.Sf' slsv.' and switchboard
sHi REsDKNr MANAGER
HO 2-f500
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Decorators Home Sold
: Now Interior Outdoor
Furnishings For Sale
DIR e eeIssvI slgS to AJEu H. TaSd east.
dr.. Silver sprins, Nd.
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Downtown LOcATION--lsgl, and
twin pedrHs,, senipyt bath,
shoveN, tllsphens service; fenl.
e. axsrything ,EnBIIT I0IM
HOTELs 10th and 4 Sta nv.
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psssSS II III Il, ssS sn "a. is..isSSss.'
Te9DLkY PrAcE NV. seal5-
III uiiL. incl c.I fiii 10 s-s6 sis'
1919 IT'D 50, k,N,-s rms. 10,
iea3 iva 81. NV rooms: KIT.
bath; screened porch ntlls. incl,
E.fMS %ss!s, Tr'iEa.iicSS'''
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c0L0RED-3sst l0th ST. NV
2 rms, kit. bath; newly decoratedi
s7b no, utlls. furn. DU. T-o029,
cOL0RED-1230 Queen ST, NE.
A Tssr SS Ser - Deh rms s ss' ase OfEs
po sl,l Z. a IS. son ING NC, Ma.
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ROOMS FvRNIiNIp--N.E.
ROOMS TuRn-s,I.kW,

NICELY vuRN. RIM. in psy apt.
and stores. LU. e-9s95.
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2225 N ST. NV

1904 l4th 81. NV.
Located On the stEeetear line, snd
sisSSS p ssf mo 'PsG s sas ap s.s 10 2
miss the extremely lge apis, In
en- eleV. bids. And they viii deco
rate for YOU. See the tenant IN
w. HENRY j. RoBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave DI g-slal
1911 u CIT NU
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WHEEL CHIiR, INVALID WALKER,

MOVING TO FLA. = Bedrm. suite,
russ, lamps, chairs, ens dayen-
port, din. set, reigr,, dsep freeze.
lawn mower, addins machines,
many items, OIL. e-36bS.
NEARLY NEW reel-type mower,
tssi;, cone. tsSls' snd step table;
good cond, Ju, p-O7Be. 1914
Dale dr., Silver SprinR,
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1lSss:'E.sgsl,- vs. ';;I !I; I Al; y
I'm alI-eeAd, apt, Bee ianitor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

IT HAS BEEN long time since the Mdshipmen
l. Of Annapolis have invaded Griffith Stadium or
any other Washington arena for football game.
and of the 1858 college highlights will be
Navy versus George Washington on November Is
For pomp and circumstance, the MddieS date
with the Colonials figures to measure up, but as
contest it may leave something to be desired. As
this areas three football schools move into new
season, it looks If Navy and Maryland who meet
November 8, will be top dogs with CIV doing the
best it can to improve the 2-7 record OF 81.
The last time Navy invaded Washington was
in 1884 to play Virginia Three times the Middies
have played CIV but never here In 1908, Navy
won by ITO, and in 1880 the MiddieS came out
top by 200, both times at Annapolis. Last year.
in Baltimore, the Tars walloped CIV $40.
AS usual, Washington fans will have to travel
a bit to see the best in college football Renewal
of the Navy Maryland rivalry is good news for the
fan, but that one will be played in Baltimore, as
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Football Fare for Washington Fan:
By FRANCIS STANN
Star stan Writer

will the Navy-Notre Dame clash on November l.
Otherwise, except for the opener next Saturday
against William g. Mary at Annapolis. the Middies
will be pretty much road team, travelling to Boston,
Ann Arbor, Norfolk and, of course Philadelphia for
traditional games with Penn and Army.
At College Park Maryland viii play host to
Clemson, Texas A&EM and South Carolina, and at
Grifith Stadium, CIV will entertain Furman, Rich
mond and william & Mary, in addition to Navy.
This may not be fancy fare, but it's reasonably
solid schedule for a city without stadium of
its own.
And what kind of teams do Navy. Maryland
and George Washington hope to field? The Middies
should rank high in the East and possibly be the
No. / outfit. Maryland ought to be rebounding
this season and make some noise in the Atlantic
Coast Conference The Colonials, SO often thin in
numbers, will do well to play 500 football. They
are not playing many big-name schools. but there
are some tartars-Detrot, The Citadel, West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

Virginia and Wichta-on the agenda.
This will be a season Of a couple of important
and controversial rules changes. The big one. Of
course is the alternative given the team scoring
touchdown. Go for point, or 2?
One point is made by kicking, by running or
passing from yards out The other major college
change permits more liberal substitution allowing
any player to enter game twice during period.
As a body, coaches not sold on the new
rules. Notre Danes Terry Brennan, for instance,
says of the optionalN scoring after touchdown:
ct cheapens the value of the touchdown"
Bud wilkinson of Oklahoma, on the other hand.
likes the rule.
"It win keep the game from becoming stereo-
typed" he says. after all, the ratio is the
to las that governing points scored from the
field. A touchdown is points, field g."
There will be lots more talk along these lines
as the season gets under way After all, football
wouldn't be complete without few rhubarbs.
CONTINUED
Evening star., 1958-07-06
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
Three link Entries
In 800 Mile Race

TULSA. Okla, Mar. 20 (R-
John link. Tulsa industrialist
whose cars twice have won the
Memorial Day 500-mile race at
Indianapolis. will have three
entries this year.
His drivers will be Pat Fla
herty, Chicago. who won with
a link car in 1856: Jud Larson,
Kansas City. and Jimmy Reece.
Indianapolis, whose first taste
Of bigtime racing was in a link
car six years ago.
Flaherty will drive a new car
being built by A. J. Watson.
Glendale. Calf, chief mechanic
for the link racing team. Reece
will drive the link car in which
Troy Ruttman briefly led the
race last year before engine
trouble forced him out. Larson
will drive Flaherty's 1855
winner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

ANGL E
BY LEWIS F. ATcHlsoN

battling the high cost of living
to throw it away on the horses. "
A retired numbers writer
said he wrote from $14 to $18
worth of business daily from
Monday through Thursday. On
Friday and Saturday 1t picked
up to $35 and $40. 1t wasn't
worth fooling with.
People will gamble, and
those who prefer to spend 50
on a horse rather than on a
movie. a dinner or a ball game
do no wrong. You make a
mild sort of wager that the
show will be good, the dinner
tasty. or the game a big league
contest when you choose to
spend your money this way.
Why not give us chance to
win enough to buy our own
restaurant, produce our own
show or promote our own base
ball team?
The Government would COL
iect more than enough taxes
from lottery receipts to support
all of us on relief.
X X
Getting on to weightier SUBJ
jects. let's hope proper prep
arations have been made for
Saturday nights District AAU
weight-lifting championships at
the Central Y. Some years age
arrangements were fouled up
at the Jewish Community Gen.
ter, to the embarrassment of a
forgotten 118-pounder.
The girls gym was supposed
to have been available for
warming up exercises before the
contestants trooped into the
main auditorium for the title
contest, but the girls were
using it. AS a result, the muscle
men went into the grind stone
cold.
The little fellow-not so young
was first up, and he sweated
strained and struggled to get
the bar bell overhead. We don't
remember what it weighed, say
80 pounds or so. He got it up
held it long enough to score the
point. and let it drop with q
heavy thud to the stage.
With that, a half dozen
heavyweightS pounced on it like
a pack of hungry dogs on a
Juicy one. One after another
hoisted it up and down a hall
dozen times and sat down with
out blinking an eye.
What made it look bad fol
the little guy was that they
used only one hand.
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MIA.
Continued From Page All

Continued From Page ALI
backcourt partner, hit for II
points while Heinsohn had Il.
Woody Sauldsberry, leading
candidate for rookie of the year
honors. kept Philadelphia in
the game with a deadly one
handed Jump shot from all
sections Of the court. The fresh
man from Texas Southern
wound up with IS points.
Hagan Sparks Hawks
The Hawks were forced to
overcome a six-point deficit in
the final quarter. And they did
it with a big boost from Cliff
Hagan, who scored IL of his 80
points in the final IL minutes.
George Yardley. Detroit star,
was held to 20 points. He was
outscored by Teammates Gene
Shue, who had 20, and Harry
Gallatin with 81.
Tempers were short during
the tense contest and late In
the first half Yardley and Win
Wilfong of the Hawks came to
blows.
The teams will rest until
Saturday when the competition
moves to Detroit and Philadel-
phia. The Piston Hawks game
will be nationally televised
starting at 2 pm. ct will be
shown over WRC-TV. Channel
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Tie Keeps Rangers
From CIinchinq I'd

NEW YORK, Mar. 20 R.-
The Boston Bruins kept New
York from clinching second
place in the National Hockey
League last night by earning
a IL tie on Bronco Horvath's
goal at l7;40 of the first period
that matched one by Andy
Hebenton of the Rangers seven
minutes earlier.
The result left the fourth
place Bruins with an outside
chance Of catching Detroit and
left the Rangers still needing
a victory to cement the run
nerup position.
Should the Rangers pick up
only one point in their two re-
manning games and the Red
Wing win all three they have
left, the teams would end in
a deadlock on points. But
Detroit would take the posi-
ton with more victories, $3.50.
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ID. c. Group to Push Bid
For MIA FronchiseNow

A spokesman for the group
attempting to bring pro bas-
ketball back to Washington
said today it was on a now or
never" basis, now that Gin
cinnati's National Basketball
Association franchise is UP for
sale.
Lester and Jack Harrison.
owners of the Cincinnati team,
asked the NBA. through Presi-
dent Maurice Podoloff, to try
to sell their club for $225, 900.
Podoloff has not been able
to do so, and at midnight to-
night the agreement with the
Cincinnati owners expires. and
the Harrisons will be able to
dicker for themselves.
The spokesman for the WASH
ington group says it has the
$25, 900 deposit and $4,000 to
post with the league at the
annual draft meeting in April.
They feel they can raise the
additional $l25,000 as they will
be granted from go days to six
months. But we're not going
to put UP the 100000 unless
we're sure of raising the rest. "
the spokesman said. Were not
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OIympicSite
Aid Rejected
BY House

A House bill to authorize q
81 million Federal contribution
for preparations for the 1860
Winter olympics in California
failed by six votes to reach q
necessary two-thirds majority
yesterday.
The bill. which passed the
Senate, found 256 for passage
and 1877 against.
Sponsors will bring the bill
up again under circumstances
requiring only a bare majority
for passage.
The bill calls for $3.5 million
to help build an ice arena at
Squaw Valley. Calf, and $780,
900 for Army and Navy as
Sistance.
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Richardson, Gibson
Advance in Son Juun

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. Mar.
20 tR.-Ham Richardson Of
Arlington. Va. yesterday de-
feated Tony Vincent Of New
York, 6-3, 6-l. to move into
the quarter finals of the Puerto
Rico international tennis tour
nament.
Top-seeded Althea Gibson Of
New York moved into the SEMI
finals of the women's division
by defeating Carmen Ibarra Of
Chile, 60, 6-3.
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New GEM has 4tmes more steel than any other blade

If you have tough, hard-to-shave beard
Mister, you need tough blade. You need
New Gem.
For New Gem is the only blade in the world
thick enough to hold cutting edge that's 1870
sharper by scientific test This is made possible
by the fact that New Gem has times more steel
than any other type of blade, and reinforced
backbone" to hold the steel rigid.
When you put this tough blade to work in
the one-piece Gem razor with fip-top action and
automatic shaving angle, you'll enjoy the clean
est, smoothest shave of your life. Try the 1870
sharper, 4-times-heavier New Gem Blade and see
MoIO O'CLOCK sHADow WITH NEW GEM
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Lapchick. who led the Redmen
from New York to NIT titles in
1943 and 1914.
THAT Frank Case and Don
Lane (of Dayton) will be prob
lens as If we didn't have enough
already. My kids will have to
play control ball and take only
the good shots which I'm sure
they noticed about Dayton.
I'VE we're lucky to beat Utah
(71-70 on a last-second basket
and wen have to cut down on
our mistakes If we expect to get
into the finals"
The championship game will
be played Saturday afternoon.
1t will be televised in most sec
tons of the country (4:30 pm,
EST. CBS). A consolation
game for third place will pre-
cede it.
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going to jeopardize losing the
money we have"
Now the Cincinnati franchise
is for sale out in the open. the
Washington group feels this is
the time to make its move.
The Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle reported yesterday
that Norman Shapiro, a Roch-
ester concessionaire operator,
has offered to buy the Cincin-
natl franchise for "in excess Of
5000. 1000" and return it to
Rochester. The franchise was
shifted from Rochester to Gin
cinnati last year.
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SnowCunceIs
Three Area
Horse Shows

The weather wiped out three
area horse shows-the Warren
ton Hunt Hunter Trials and
Virginia Field championships
today at Warrenton and the
Orange County Hunt point-to-
point races and Potomac Hunt
Hunter Show, both scheduled
Saturday.
The Potomac event has beer
reset for Saturday Of next week
while the Orange County show
will be held April S. No new
date has been set for the War
renton event.
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Rocco Battles
In Openerof
Card

The wrestling show at Capt.
tol Arena tonight will pit IL
grapplers in five matches, be-
ginning with a team match
at $3.50 starring Antonino
Rocca.
Antonino will join Pat
O'Connor to battle Jerry Ora
ham and Roy Shire in the best
f-three-falls opener. -Four
singles" bouts will follow.
Roy Hefferman and AL Co.'S
tello from Australia will
wrestle brothers Mark and Ted
Levin. respectively. in separate
bouts. Pope Chicharro takes
on Paul Berger and Dick AZ
fles meets The Great Scott.
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Totals 80 80 IL Totals AZ 80 ia