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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
Acton Wins Award
AT Old Dominion

Richard Acton of Falls
Church won the top eliminator
trophy yesterday in the first
drag racing at Old Dominion
Speedway this year. He turned
his 1858 Corvette up to 85 miles
per hour to win the sports car
class and then to 100 m.p.h.
in the final eliminations.
Summaries:
Sports car class--Richard Acton,
speed. IS miles per hour. hour ''O''"t
Class BA-Tom Santini, Burtonsville.
MO; 1882 Ford coupe. 81 m.p.h.
Class Bo-Charles Harrington. Ia
koms Park; 1857 Chevrolet, SIS m. .. h.
vile. 1855 cheS9oies, ssaoea %ph. H'at''-
Class D0-Donald Thorne, Airing
ton, 1850 oldsmobiIe. rs m.p.h.
Class EQ-LaIry Robinson, Manas-
Sac Glass $50 ss% OrS ~ p Pen w.,b,n.ton
Class As~Bcb McNade. Manassas.
1857 Chevrolet, "a m.ph
Glass .AsA-Frank Baker. Hyatts-
s Class 500 ss Eess; az Bailey Silver
Spring. 1875! Chevrolet, rs m.ph.
Class BSA--Jim Phillips, Manassas,
1857 Chevrolet: s5 mp a..
J., Class csMCamille Balduc. Port
Class Ds-.Edmund Hatton. FAIRFAX.
1852 Oldsmobile. rs m phi.
ton. 1854 Chevrolet. g? m,p.h.
Hubert sonnsS S'O Routt, wa siShSRs
1852 Triumph, 100 m.p.h
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Gonzales Victory
Cuts Houd Lead
To Two Matches

PALM BEACH, Fla, Mar. II
@.-Pancho Gonzales was only
two matches away from evening
his professional tennis series
with Lew Hoad today following
another victory here yesterday.
Pancho, winning, 60. Us,
now has won Is Of the 80
matches. Gonzales won the first
game Of the opening set in less
than a minute and it took him
only nine more minutes to win
the set. Hoad settled down in
the second set, forcing Gonzales
to seven deuce games before
losing.
Hoad was advised shortly
before the match of the birth
Of a Z pound. IL ounce girl to
his wife in Melbourne, Austria
liza. It was their second child.
In yesterdays preliminary,
Pancho Segura defeated Tony
Trabert. 8-3. and Segura and
Gonzales. defeated Hoad and
Trabert, 6-3, So, 60, in a
doubles match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
Moson-Dixon Sets
13-Gome Rule for
Cage Qualifying

RICHMOND. Mar. II (R.=
Starting with the l959-60
season, Mason Dixon Confer
ence basketball teams must
play at least IS conference
games against nine different
members to qualify for the
championship tournament.
This new rule was approved
at yesterdays meeting of con-
ference directors. Had it been
in effect last season, only
Catholic U. of the eight teams
that made the tourney would
have qualified. American u.
the championship winner, had
10 conference games, but only
eight different teams.
Among other items, the
directors also voted to hold the
1858 cross-country meet at
Bridgewater November % and
the 1859 outdoor track meet at
johns Hopkins May 1916.
Other dates set for 1859 were:
golf, May IL; swimming, March
81; tennis. May II, and base
ball, May 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17

urday night after his team lost
the first game in the National
Basketball Association Western
Division playoffs.
He had complained of illness
on an airport-bound bus from
Detroit after the game. on the
flight to Cincinnati. he lapsed
into inconsistencies and an
ambulance met the plane.
Doctors said oxygen fed
Stokes by q stewardess and
teammates may have saved his
life.
The 6-foot-7-inch former star
at st. Francis (Pa.) College
said he had been treated for
a boil last Friday, but told a
reporter 1t did not bother him
during Saturdays game.
His mother. Mrs. Myrtle
Stokes, arrived from Pitts
burgh yesterday.
After his 1855 graduation,
Stokes was pro basketball's
rookie Of the year the follow
ing season. In 1867 he sci
a league record with 1885 re-
bounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
st. AIMS, Lourdes
Euoh Take Pair
OF CYO Crowns

st. AIMS swept both cham
pionship games in the girls di-
vision and Our Lady of Lourdes
won two Of the four boys titles
in CYO basketball finals at
Catholic University yesterday.
Attendance totaled about $500
for the six afternoon games.
Our Lady of Lourdes tri-
umphed in the Junior boys
league over st. Cyprian's. So
Is. and in intermediate boys
over Blessed Sacrament. 1929,
Lourdes lost the midget boys
final to st. Thomas. 1920, as
Brian Thomas scored Is points
for the winners. Nativity took
the senior boys title with a
1896 victory over st. Cyp-
rams.
In the girls finals, st. AIMS
won the junior league against
st. Michaels. 1920. and took a
thriller in the intermediate,
40-39, over Lourdes despite
Pam Dillon's 26 points for the
losers.
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Taylor Takes
.GuIfport Golf
BY 2 Strokes

GULFPoRT. Miss. Mar. Il
B.-Four rounds of steady
shooting by Jeo Taylor Of South
Charleston. w. Va, paid Of
with the championship in the
$1,000 Gulf Coast Invitational
golf tournament.
Taylor totaled 279 for ~ hole.
with rounds of 10, 70. SO and Sc
to finish yesterday with a two
stroke lead. worth $500.
Buster Cupit for Fort Smith
Ark. who led the first two days
went the final 10 holes with q
four-under-par So for second
place.
Dick Cline Of Lanett, Ala, led
Taylor by three strokes as the
final round opened. He fell to
a four-over-par rs during the
day for a 282 total and third
place.
Jim Barfield of Grand Rapids
Mich, and Gene Erase OF
Memphis, Tenn, each shot "A in
the round to tie for fourth al
even par 284.
The defending champion
Dick Metz of Fort Worth, Tex.
was one stroke back with Leon
ard Warran Of Bastrop. La.
Dale Morey Of Indianapolis
Ind. and Curtis Person . OF
Memphis both shot par II to
tie for low amateur honors
Morey won a sudden death
playoff on the third hole.
Taylor fired a par IS on the
first nine with two brides and
two bogies. but came in with q
two-under-par "a with two
brides.
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CoweII Booters
REGISTER Shutout

Myron Cowell finished its
National Soccer League season
yesterday with an 80 white
wash of Charles County at Six
tenth and Kennedy streets
NV, as Jerry Coenders booted
five goals.
George Gruber's three goals
boosted Central Valet-Knights
of Columbus to a 60 decision
over Washington Sports Club
at West Potomac Park. Andrews
Air Force Base forfeited to the
British Lions at Andrews, and
Prince Georges got a bye.
Myron Cowell finished with q
4-0-2 record and Charles
County at 2-4-0. All others have
one Of two games remaining
Central Valet leading with a A.
OIL record. Post-season cup
matches will begin next Sunday
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Beverly Hanson
5-Shot Victor
At Augusta

AUGUSTA. Ga. Mar. II up,
Beverly Hanson mixed eau
ton and experience to win the
10th women's titleholders golf
tournament yesterday.
The S2-year-old blond from
Indio. Calf, went into the final
round yesterday with a three
stroke lead over the field.
II figured with that advant-
age they would have to come
to me-" she said. II didn't see
any use in taking chances.
Therefore. instead Of hitting
woods into some Of the long par
fours, ! used long irons"
Shoots Total 299
The technique paid on for
the veteran Of eight years on
the professional circuit. She
fired a steady "a over the $780,
yard Augusta Country Club
course where mems par Is u.
This gave Miss Hanson q To-
hole total of 72-80-73-74-299,
five strokes better than runner
UP Betty Dodd of San Antonio.
Tex.
1t was the first tournament
triumph in more than a year for
the 5-foot-9 California. and one
Of the greatest of her career,
She picked up a 81, 1000 slice of
the $4,000 purse.
Defending Champion Patty
Berg. time winner OF
this event. finished third with
BOT.
Miss DOdd Second
Miss Dodd, a tan power hit
ter, picked up $3.50 in second
money for her 74-80-75-75-
304. Miss Berg received $3.50
with her 73-79-78-77-307.
Marlene Hagge Of Delray
Beach, Fla, was fourth with
"a 74-75-82-77-308 and Fay
Croker of Montevideo, Uru-
quay, fifth with a 74-76-78-84-
312. Mrs. Hagge received $3.50
and Miss Croker $3.50.
Low amateur honors went to
Polly Riley of Fort Worth. Tex.
who finished in a tie for 18th
place with a 319.. The Curtis
Cup veteran took the amateur
lead opening day with a rs
and was never threatened.
Anne Casey tombstone Of
Mason City. Iowa. was awarded
the Dorothy j. Manice Trophy
as the outstanding woman
golfer of 1857. The presenta-
ton is made annually in
conjunction with titleholders
awards.
The l0w scorers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17

The Presidents, who want
another crack at the Clippers.
the team that beat them for
the regular-season title by one
game. don't meet the Jets again
until Friday night at Uline
Arena. The teams return to
Johnstown to play again Satur-
day night. and If the series goes
the distance they'll place the
decider at Uline's Sunday night.
Today the Presidents are
counting their blessings, not the
least of which is their acquisi-
ton for the series of Norm De-
Felice. 5-foot-10, 150-pound
goalie whom they picked up to
replace the injured Nick
Pidsodny. The regular Clinton
goalie has seen action in the
last three playoff games. The
Presidents won the first. 3-1;
lost the second. 80. in two
overtimes, and won the third,
40. Saturday night at Uline's.
Jamestown won the series
opener, 6-3. with Ivan Walms-
ley Of the Philadelphia Rambl-
ers in the cage, but Walmsley
was available only for that one
game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. II (R.-
The $l00.000-added Gulfstream
Park Handicap comes up for
decision Saturday and the big
question today was how many
horses will go against Round
Table in the mile-and-a-
quarter feature.
Weights for the race are due
today and Horace Wade, racing
secretary and hadicapper. is
certain to assign top impost
to Travis M. Kerr's star, who
will be after his seventh
straight victory. his 18th in 10
starts.
Round Table reeled of a mile
and a sixteenth Friday in
1:4l3s to set a new track
record for that distance and he
may scare of" some lesser
performers.
However, the Gulfstream
Cap provides $4,000 for sec
ond, $4,000 for third, $1,000
for fourth and $4,000 TO the
fifth place finisher. insuring
five horses a portion of the
purse.
Round Table is sure to be a
short-priced favorite but it APP
pears that at least half a dozen
may oppose the Kerr ace. He
was flown here from California
last week for the big race.
Calumet Farm has Iron Liege,
Bardstown and Pintor Lea on
the eligible list and one or two
OF these may go. Bardstown
won the Gulfstream last year,
but has not raced this winter
Brookemeade Stables Oil
garchy. winner of the Widener
last month; c. T. Chenery's
Third Brother, William S.
Miuer's Better Bee. Tartan
Stables Meeting and Mrs. Sue
Young's Juamario are regarded
as likely starters.
Better Bee won the Appleton
Handicap Saturday and Meet
ing was second to Round Table
Friday.
The $l5.000-added Fountain
Of Youth Stakes, which head
lines the Wednesday program,
is the last big prep for Florida
Derby candidates. Calumet
Farms Tim Tam, winner Of the
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gan to crumble. The celebrants
evacuated the place.
The floor had sunk four
inches by the time the last of
the merrymakers got out the
door and moved to the high
school gymnasium where the
celebration continued into the
wee hours.
The four girls who dyed their
hair the school colors vow they
won't change it until the team
has won the championship or
lost in the tournament.
Even school work has felt the
flush Of athletic success. Mar
garet Cassidy, one Of those who
dyed her locks, said. They've
cancelled all our exams and we
worked only three days last
week.
This is a ball." she said.
You know, a BALL"
The team meets Crystal Falls
Wednesday night in the quar-
terminals.
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Presidents May Not Get
Last Crack at Clippers

Even If they beat the Johns
town Jets in their current
Eastern Hockey League playofi
series. the Presidents may not
get that last crack at the
Charlotte Clippers. champions
of the regular season.
While Washington and
Johnstown are deadlocked 90
in the best-four-of-seven play,
the Clippers are back in a
corner, trailing the New Haven
Blades, 81.
Ambitious New Haven will go
out for the kill tomorrow night
in Charlotte. The next one
will be Thursday night (if
necessary and if the Clippers
take it to the wire, the final
will be Saturday night. All
three games are scheduled at
Charlotte.
An early victory would put
the Blades in the drivers seat
for the championship final. also
a best-of-seven series. They'll
have time to patch up what
ever wounds they may have
and get rested for the big
series.
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TEACHERS, STUDENTS DIE HAIR
Michigan 7 own Shook
By Success Of Coqers

HARBOR SPRINGS. Mich.
Mar. II R.-Strange things
are happening in this small
community at the tip of Michi-
CAMS Lower Peninsula.
-Four senior girls at Harbol
Springs High School showed UP
for classes today with their hail
dyed orange and black, -four
women teachers have theirs
dyed a fiery red and five mer
teachers have new brush cuts.
And that's not all-the floor
of a favorite town dance hall
has settled 4 inches.
The event that touched OF
this bizarre course of events is
the schools basketball team
which advanced to the State
quarter-finals in the Glass c
tournament Saturday night
after a $3.50 1875 seasons rec
ord.
The excitement reached fever
pitch when the team defeated
st. Francis of Traverse City
63-47, at nearby Petoskey.
Two Harbor Springs fire
trucks picked up the team and
brought it back to town where
sirens walled, horns blared and
fireworks went off as most OF
the towns 1.412 residents
turned out to cheer in SUBJ
freezing weather.
1t was the squads fourth
tournament triumph.
The celebration was climaxed
by a dance at a vacant restau-
rant. But. unaccustomed to the
weight of some 200 persons, a
cedar post bracing the floor be-
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ROUND TABLE SURE OF TOP
+ GuIfstreom HondicoD's
Weights Slated Today

Flamingo Stakes when Jewels
Reward was disqualified. heads
the list of eligibles.
Others regarded as possible
starters in the mile-and-a-Six-
tenth prep are Belleau Chief,
Gray Trust, First Fair. Judge,
Misty Flight. Nasco, Olymar
Rockmoore, Can Trust, Alarul-
lah and Greek Chief.
Also scheduled Wednesday is
the Race of Champions.
which features jockeys who
have won the national riding
title. Seven are on the grounds,
including Willie Shoemaker
Bill Hartack. Charlie Burr,
Tony DeSpirito. Ted Atkinson.
Job Dean Jessop and Gordon
Gibson.
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Fighters Due
Here 10. Drill

Jimmy Beecham and Willie
Vaughn, the middleweights who
fight Wednesday night at Cap
itol Arena. are expected here to-
day to go through the final
phases Of their training. Both
are scheduled to work out at
Billy Edwards Fifth street gym.
Vaughn. from Los Angeles, is
listed No. 8 among the l60-
Founders, but was upset by
Beecham several weeks ago at
Miami Beach. They have been
booked for this return match to
I'LL the Wednesday date orig
inally allocated to the Fora
Folley-Eddie Machen bout.
which has been moved to April
g.
The fight will be shown over
WMAL-7 at 10 pm.
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Don Dell Advances
In San Juun Tennis

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico.
Mar. II (R.-Don Dell of Be-
thesda. Md, defeated Desiderio
Garcia of Putrto Rico, 60.
81. in an opening round
match of the Puerto Rican In
ternational tennis tournament
yesterday.
Ham Richardson. top-seeded
player from Arlington, Va,
plays his first match today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
Amateur Fighter
Dies After Bout

ALBANY, N. Y, Mar. II up.
james Porior, 81, of Burling-
ton, VT. died today of head
injuries received in an amateur
boxing bout Saturday night.
Porior was felled by a blow
to the chin thrown by Willie
Payne Of Albany in the third
and final round of their fight
in Knights Of Columbus Hall in
Glens Falls, N. Y.
The fighter got to his feet,
left the ring and started out
the hall. Then he returned to
the ring. While being examined
by a physician he lost con-
seriousness. He was brought to
a hospital here.
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|ZiIllnlerIndns
Get Fast Start
In Horse Show
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS

opeClhi NotEespOuucut OF Inc 6taE
Richard Zimmerman, teen
age rider from Laurel. is look
ing forward to another big sea
son with his chestnut hunter
Jallamar. after winning the
hunter championships of the
Bit and Spur Riding Club
horse show yesterday at Col
lege Park.
Richards younger brother,
Donnie. also started of the
new show season in great
shape by taking the pony title
with his Nutcracker, who has
been winning ribbons for va
rious Zimmerman brothers for
many years.
One of the Zimmermans'
neighbors. Gretchen Settling
man, won the jumper reserve
with her Killarney, which
placed second to Norma Ger
stenfeld's Ugly Duckling.
Myra Morrison, returning to
the saddle after a series of in
juries, placed second behind
Jallamar in the hunter cham
pionship race with Laurel
Ridge.
The winners:
Green hunter hack. Bunny Rab-
Working hunter hack-Laurel Ridge,
Pony open iumpers-Nutcracke
Donnie Zimmerman.
Knock down and out-Usly Duck
ling Norma Oerstenfeld.
Pony hunter - Moonbeam. Bobby
Gardner.
Green hunters over fences-Bunny
Rabbit.
working hunter-Ugly Duckling,
Dollar hack - Jallamar. Richard
Novice eauitation over fences-sheiia
Graham
Park hack-stepping Out, Carol
Hankey
Green hunters under saddle-Bunny
Rabbit
Bit and spur rsemanship-shelia
Graham.
Pony championship - Nutcraeker.
Donnie Zimmerman.
Pony reserve = Moonbeam. Bobbie
iardner.
Green mpionship-Bunny Rabbit
Joe Muldoon
Green reserve - Harvey, Pegasus
Stable
Hunter championship - Jallamar.
Richard Zimmerman.
Hunter reserve-Laurel Ridge, Myra
Morrison.
Open Jumper championship-Uslv
nuckling Norma Gerstenfeld
Open jumper reserve - Killarney.
Gretchen Schlingman.
Pleasure Championship - Stepping
~ Carol Tankey
Pleasure reserve - Slightly Pink.
Merdith Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
Rodgers and Norman
Named to East Squad

KANSAS CITY, Mar. II (R.
Guy Rodgers Of Temple. an
All-America basketball choice,
and his teammate. Jay Norman,
have been named to the East
squad for the seventh annual
East-West Shrine game here
March %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

G. Bowie was wearin' the green
today but with no help from
an Grant spring as the South
efn Maryland track started its
final two weeks of racing still
Keeling from the unrelenting
winter weather.
Bowie programs were printed
in green in keeping with the
annual Irish Holiday. while the
feature race the sixth APP
propriately was called the st.
Patrick's Day purse.
Although the weather was
clear Saturday, snow in New
York and New Jersey dis
couraged many fans from
Northern points and held the
attendance to a disappointing
1920. Betting totaled $l.602,-
826.
Bowie now has a $911, 682
daily average for "a days. but
still has hopes of raising it to
$950,000 before the meeting
ends March 90. That would
represent a 5 per cent decrease
compared to last years meet
ing, but Bowie officials would
be- happy to settle for that
figure.
), Three stakes remain to be
run at Bowie. Three-year-olds
get their shot at the richest
prize Of the meeting for sopho-
mores in the $50. 900 Governors
Gold Cup at 2 furlongs Sat-
ilrday.
The $500 Bowie Breeders
Stakes for Maryland-bred q
year-olds will be run Friday.
March 20. the day before the
meeting closes with the fifth
running of the 100000 John
B. Campbell Memorial Handi-
cap.
Calumet Farms Tim Tan
and Kentucky Pride will pass
up the Gold Cup. so the seven
furlong race lines up as a battle
between Mill River Stables
Washington and Lord Oregon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
ADvER rISEMENT.
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Leagues to Organize

The District Recreation De-
partment will organize its
baseball leagues for the sum-
mer in a meeting beginning at
1880 pm. Thursday at Thorn
son School. Twelfth and L
streets NV. Interested teams
are urged to send representa-
! tives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
BOWIE NOTES

owned by Melvin Schlosberg Of
Washington.
Ten or twelve are expected
in the Gold Cup. including Will
liam Hal Bishops Pemberton
and Mrs. Jan Burke's Spring
Training and Whodunit.
Bowie officials have not given
up in their attempt to get
Round Table for the Campbell,
but they must wait until after
Saturdays Gulfstream Handi-
cap before getting a final de-
cision from the Kerr Stable.
If Round Table skips the
Campbell. undoubtedly Prom
Used Land will move into the
favorite's role. unless Calumet
should decide to ship Iron Liege
to the Southern Maryland
track. There is a good chance
that Trainer Jimmy Jones will
shun the Gulfstream Handi-
cap in favor of the Campbell
Paper Tiger who won the
Bowie Handicap last Saturday
without being extended. also
is not being overlooked in the
Campbell.
Last year. Paper Tiger fin
ished fourth in the mile-aud-
a-sixteenth event. beaten about
a length and a half. Dedicate
beat Third Brother a nose in
that thriller. 1t was three
quarters of a length back to
Akbar Khan and a similar dis
lance to Paper Tiger.
Weights for the Campbell
will be released by John Turn
er. jr.. racing secretary, a week
from today.
Trainer Lou Pascal reports
that his promising 3-year-old
colt. French Father, by Nahal
II and Perfect Gem, will not
be ready for the Bowie Breed
ers Stakes, to be run March %
The colt. owned by the Binns
Farm. is recuperating from q
wrenched ankle, the injury be-
ing sustained recently in a
workout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
HOCKEY
STANDINGS

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Springfield, d; Buffalo, ..
Providence, 4; Cleveland, o,
Rochester, 8 Hershey, |
EASTERN LEAGUE
Seminal Play0ffs
New Haven, 4; Charlotte, 2 New
Haven leads, 3.l In best-of -sevenl,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Seminal PIayOffs
Louisville, !; Cincinnati, 1 Louis.
Vile leads, 1-0).
Indianapolis 3: Fort Wayne. 1 lin.
dianapolis leads, 10 in best-of -fivel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-17
MIA PLAYOFFS
AT A GLANCE
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
GAMES TONIGHT
No games scheduled.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Detroit, l24; Cincinnati, 1O4 (De-
troit wins best-of-3 Western Division
seminal series. 2-O).
Philadelphia. 95; Syracuse. 90. BEST.
of-3 Eastern Division seminal series
tied. l-D.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Detroit 100; Cincinnati, So
Syracuse. So: Philadelphia SO.
GAMES TOMORROW
Philadelphia at Syracuse.