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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
BY the Associated Press

OhMES IODhI
CHICAGO VS.. Washington CAV at
ST. Louis VS.. Detroit at Lakeland.
Pittsburgh VS.. Kansas City at IT.
CHICAGO VS.. Boston CN at Corpus
San Francisco VS.. Cleveland at
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Washington 600 900 600 6 Q
Chicago "a o2S ou TIW OOx0 %, and
Porter; Pierce and Loller. L-kem-
merer.
Philadelphia 900 OoI ooO-1 9 0
Pittsburgh OF 90 s Glx.S 10 J
Friend ana FOiles. LNRoberts.
Home runs = Pittsburgh, virdon,
Stuart.
Detroit 600 600 600 9 9
Burning, Nsrleski Isl and wilson,
SPAIN and Lopata. L--Bunning;
Home run-Milwaukee, Adcoek.
Los Angeles oil 0oI o0O-3 z Q
Kansas City 900 900 010-l 0
aa TVsE Her h'' 49, Tomanet a. and
Chit W-Erskine. L-Garver.
Home runs - Los Angeles, Neal.
Kansas City. Chit.
New York 600 OIL oO2 Ia u
Cincinnati 400 Ol0 100 20 16 4
90 inningsl
laI and Berra. Howard t6); Purkey,
I Mabe (7), Pena 90 and Dotterer
W--Pena. L--Bronstad
Home run-Cincinnati, Powers.
Baltimor. ooe ooe 1905 q
st. Louis 003 900 010@ . 3
c. johnson. Walker 81. E. johnson
! 90 and Ginsberg; Gibson, Brosnan
90. Kellner "a and Green, H. Smith
az. W-Walker. L-Gibson.
Boston 600 600 Ooo-0 2 3
Chicago (Nl Dol 100 2lx--5
Brewer, Moford (Sl and Daley:
Anderson Hobbie (Sl and S. Taylor.
lW-Anderson. brewer
Cleveland 600 32l OOO-e IL 0
San Francisco 02O 100 13x-7 10
| Score, Cicotte (6l and Nixon; Jones,
Muffett t5l. Shipley "a, zanni l9l
and Schmidt: .Landrith -. McCardell
| tS). W-Shipley L-Cicotte. Home
run-san Francisco; Brsndt
Cincinnati VS.. New York at Sa-
Milwaukee VS.. Los Angeles at Jack
chicasO IN VS., Boston at Victoria,
San Francisco VS., Cleveland at Des
Moines.
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LutestOdds Make
Easy Spur 4-to-l
DerbyCo-Fovorit

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex.
April s (AP).-Silver Spoon, c
v. Whitney's filly, and Spring
Hill Farms Easy Spur are 4-to-
l favorites to win the Ken
lucky Derby in new odds posted
in the Caliente future book.
Easy Spur won Saturdays
$116,4 400 Florida Derby at Gulf
stream Park. A week ago Easy
Spur was quoted at 6-1.
First Landing and Inten-
tionally now are 6-l; Atoll
Finnegan, On-and-On, TroiluS
and Tony Lee are 81.
Troilus, who finished last in
the Florida Derby, dropped
from ST. last week.
Royal Orbit is quoted at 12-1
and Open View and Sworo
Dancer ISL.
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FINAL ROUNDS
OF LEADERS

AUGUSTA, Ga. April 6 (AP).
- Final round cards of the
Masters leaders:
Par Out J54 343 45i-36
Par In 443 54b 44--:}G-72-2SS
Art Wall
Out 3lI 343 544-34
In 543 IA 333-.i2- 66-2S4
Out AGA 443 444-37
Ia l53 i53 3i4--35-72-2SS
Arnold Palmer
Out 454 344 444--36
In 446 444 354--3S-f4--@s0
out Asa 4I3 5j5-3a
&. 443 445 354-36-75-2S7
Ont 554 IA 343-3i
In 45%' AS 344--34-6S-2e7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star Stan Writer

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. April 6.
The Senators complete their
exhibition activity today against
the White Sox here, and the
more realistic among them are
approaching the opener Thurs
day with the knowledge that
unless there's sharp improve
ment the club is destined for
another dismal year.
Going into today's game
against the accomplished
pitching of Early Wynn, the
Senators had lost eight
straight. They had been held
scoreless for 10 innings and had
stirred up one extra base hit in
"a innings.
If all that doesn't mean the
Senators will be in deep trou-
BILE when regular play begins,
it will come as a distinct sur
prise to many of the players
themselves.
"COuld Be Calamity"
They could be a calamity"
was the observation of one
Senator the other day before
their losing streak had reached
such proportions.
In recent engagements the
Senators have been stacked
against four pitchers of more
than moderate efficiency. The
results have been no runs
against Billy Pierce of the
White Sox, who beat them, 80
on a ration of seven singles yes
terday at Charleston, S. c.; nc
runs in four innings against
Brooks Lawrence of the Red.
legs; two runs in seven inning;
against Ralph Terry of the
Athletics and three runs in nine
innings against Robin Robert:
Of the Phillies.
Less distinguished pitcher:
also have been stopping the Sen
ators, who have been blankeo
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scoRELEss FOR 10 INNINGS
Long Skid Dorkens
Senators Prospects

three times. 1t could be that
the club will start seeking with
more frequency and vigor once
the season gets underway, but
at the moment there's little
reason to believe it.
ROmOnOsky Impressive
If there's a bright side to the
outlook, it may be contained in
the recent efforts of John
Romonosky, a Highlander of
whom little has been expected.
He hasn't been scored on in 10
innings. the last seven of which
hove been hitlesS.
But it NAV take more than
a surprising Romonosky to cure
what sils the Senators. They
finished last season with Is
straight losses, and their cur
rent string of setbacks isn't cal
culated to boost morale.
The club needed a spectacular
record in spring training to
arouse more than passing inter-
est this year. what with having
finished in the second division
IL years in a row and occupying
eighth place the last two sea-
sons.
They haven't achieved that
goal. Unless they break from
the barrier with an astonishine
form reversal, they could be in
trouble. They're entering the
season with Washington fans
in a show-me mood, and a fall
tering start figures to stifle at
tendance.
Singles Into Double Play
Manager Cookie Lavagetto is
hoping Camilo Pascal will pro-
vide some encouragement to-
day, but he'd like to see some
hitting, too. The Senators out
hit the White Sox yesterday
u to 6. but there wasn't a bat
ter below the No. 4 hitter. BOZ
Allison. who supplied a hit
The Senators started auspic'
See SENATOR'S, Page Al!
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FETcHICK, JAY HILBERT AND FORD
Wall Credits Three Pros
For Improving His Game

nor smokes. and his only stim-
ulant is iced tea.
He will have to qualify fol-
the National Open champion
ship this year, a major tour
nament in which his best finish
has been 18th. But his best in
the Masters was 18th before
yesterday.
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Virqiniu Polo Loser

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
April 6 (AP) Cambridge Uni
versity's transforming polo
team scored all its goals in the
opening chukker here yester-
day and held on for a 4-3 VIC
tory over the University of
Virginia.
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Blazing Putter Gives Wall
Greatest Masters Finish
Palmer Blows
Chance With 6
On Short 18th
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star stan Writer ~"


Star stan Writer
AUGUSTA. Ga, April 6-For
more than four hours on a
gorgeous afternoon yesterday.
about $4,000 people. including
all Of the golf experts. kept ask
ing each other when somebody
was going to tear the Augusta
National course apart.
All of a sudden, Art Wall. jr..
accompanied by a few people
who we're trying to get out OF
the way of the stampeding
throngs, supplied the answer.
This was the slender 6-footer
who lead the Pea money win
ners coming into the Masters,
but who was only a l5-to-l shot
because his victories in pro
tournaments had been dis
counted by relatively poor
showings in the major cham
pionships, the Masters, Ma
tlonal Open and PGA.
Journeys Greatest Finish
But the wonders that a hot
putter contributes to a mans
confidence suddenly gave Wall
the winning touch. He birdied
five of the last six holes in the
greatest finish in % years OF
Masters history, and today he
wears the green coat becausethe
has what they said he lacked.
Wall, a detected figure after
his 73-74 for the first 36 holes.
trailed IL players after a third
round II. He figured to SAL
wage a couple of thousand
dollars if he kept his head, but
instead he blazed home with a
Sc to win the Masters richest
first prize of $4,000 with a
four-under-par 284. beating
Cary Middleton by a stroke.
Walls victory. the fourth
straight for a touring pro in
this championship that has
been dominated by the games
greatest players. was made pos
sible by one unforgettable shot
by Arnold Palmer, the defend
ing champion and third-round
co-leader with Stan Leonard.
No. IL Ruins Palmer
/ Palmer had the tournament
in his hip pocket leaving the
18th green. He was four under
par for the route and the I'M
disputed leader. He had said
many times that if he played
the pivotal 10th, 18th and 18th
in pa) he would win and he
lacked only a par 3 on the
18th for what he considered
the winning touch.
At their respective positions
Oh the course, the Ligonier.
Pa. pro led Wall by five shots.
But Palmer's six-iron tee
shot on the l55-yard 18th, a
treacherouS par 3 because Of
wind gusts that cannot be felt
from the tee, plopped dismally
into the creek guarding the
green. ....
/ Arnold went to the edge of
the creek. dropped a ball over
his shoulder. and hit a wedge
approach over the green into
the bank. He finally holed out
in 6. three over par.
When ! left the 18th green
I knew there was nobody in the
tournament who could beat
Continued on Page A-19, Col. l
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Bob Anderson
Wins Opening
Job for Cubs
BY the Associated Press

Bob Anderson, a 6-foot-4,
23-year-old highlander who
was something less than sensa-
tional last year, has developed
into the key man in the Chicago
Cubs pitching STAFF so much
so that Manager Bob Scheffing
today decided to give him the
opening-day starting assign
ment.
Despite his age. Anderson has
toiled for no fewer than five
minor league clubs and now
is going into his fourth hitch
with the Cubs.
Anderson spent most of last
season with Fort Worth in the
Texas League, where he COM
piled a go record. He hung
on with the Cubs for a while
and posted a 3-3 mark and a
1896 earned-run average.
Yesterday he capped a fine
exhibition campaign by holding
the Red Sox to three singles
during a seven-lnning stint IN
Fort Worth. The Cubs won,
SO, and Anderson got Fridays
starting assignment against Los
Angeles.
During the spring Anderson
has pitched 80 innings and al
lowed IL earned runs.
SPAIN, Friend Win
Three other top veterans
oiled their arms for their
opening day appearances.
Warren SPAIN shut out the
Tigers. SO, on six hits for the
Braves in Bradenton; Billy
Pierce whitewashed the Sena-
tors, 80, for the White Sox in
Charleston, S. c., and Bob
Friend, ace of the Pirates staff
cut down the Phillies, ST., in
Fort Myers, Fla.
Elsewhere, the Giants edge
the Indians, 7-6, in Denver; the
Dodgers downed Kansas City,
81, in West Palm Beach; the
Reds outlasted the Yankees in
10 innings, To, in Tampa, and
Baltimore turned back the
Cardinals, 5-4, in Miami.
If his Braves teammates are
overconfldent, SPAIN certainly
isn't. 1t marked the veteran
lefthander's second shutout in
three starts, The Tigers COL
lected only six hits and just
two of them got as far as third
base.
For Pierce, the triumph was
his first nine inning job of the
spring.
Roberts Tagged
Friend outpitched another
veteran, Robin Roberts. The
Pirate gave up only six hits.
Roberts was touched for 13, in
Guiding homerS by Bill Virdon
and Dick Stuart.
! Jackie Brandt lined a three
run homer in the. eighth to
earn the Giants their come
from behind decision over the
Tribe. Charlie Neal sent the
Dodgers ahead with a homer in
the third, and John Powers
came up as a pinch-hitter for
Cincinnati in the 10th with
Pete WhiSenant on base and
blasted one of Jim Bronstad's
, pitches over the rightfield wall
Billy Klaus had three singles
one of which figured in the
winning run - in BALTIMORE
triumph over St. Louis.
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WHITE SOX, 8:
SENATOR'S

Totals 80 0 Z Totals 20 3
Fouled out for Kemmerrer in 9TH
. struck out for Romonosky in 9th.
WASHINGTON 600 600 OOO-0
CHICAGO 020 0l0 00x--3
Phillips, Lollar. Allison. PO-A-
Washington, 24-10 White Sox, 27-lI
DP-Smith, Lollar and Aparicio; Fox
and Boone Fox Aparicio and Boone
LOB - Washington, a. Chicago, 4
S-Bertoia.
ip er BIB 81
Pierce q Z q q 4
Kemmerer ! q 2 > .
! Romonosky 3 u o q |
Winner-Pierce. Loser-Kemmerer
Umpires-Soar. Umont and Chsylak
| T-1:50. A-4.715
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MONROE FORD

iaa1 East.west Highway
| silver 6prina, Nd.
Open EVENINGS Till y Ju. 5-1SO4
FORD '5R Falrlane 4.dr.; intercept
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FORD. 81 Fairiane: green AMI
white: r, and h., Fordomatic low
mileage. auto; full price SGIR
DISCOUNT MOTOR SALTS. 1900
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FORD ~ Falrlane IS" hsrdtop
power steering and brakes. one
owner: 10000 actual miles like
brand-new. A SUN SPECIAL,
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SUN MOTORS
1400 N, Fairfax Drive, Arlington
OPPOSITE KANN's IA. 4-ail1
FORD ~ Fairlane 500: fully
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JE a-56l6.
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Capitol Discount, Inc.
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FORD 1888 retractable hardtop: r.
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Ing. azure blue am Colonial
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED
1 PRIVATE PARTY with . eoos
Will pay hish price.
CARS
WANTED

Desperately needed. good clean
cars, any make or model. Cash
WAITING Also WAGONS and pickups,
PENNY MOTORS
1890 r, I. Ave. NE. LA. B-22O0
CHEVROLET WANTED. viii pa,
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Any year or model. Call ia
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MOTORS, 2LlO Richmond hwy !.
AleN, Va. so. 5-4OOO.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for CLEAN
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1885, E,-W hwy. Silver Spring
Md, Ju. h-7s0.
MANS MOTORS
1i00 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
III. s-f~OS
OWNER. OPERATED FIAT trucks "a
haul br,es- and cinderblock. Ca
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WE WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR
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DE luxe sib-room. air-cond, suite
In Clarendon. direetly on Wash
blvd Utilities paid BY the lano ,
''y yrs "'e H,'e ~ ser sxpansIon1 avail '
immed,, At low price OF Sli0 mo
janitorial service incl. building
l0Ce. occupied BARR REALTY
INC. 2ii6 Wilson blvd. Arl,, IA
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1898
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
Tow DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
40; Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-1904
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
REAL ESTATE WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS. $1,000 IA
S150,000. Group your debts. lower
your paymts.; ref1nance your prop
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and holidays at Satatoea 1-4047
LOANS: pleasant and
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

FARM MACHINERY-HAY CoNDI-
TONER AND MOWER. Meyer
lOO4A.. good condition. Can DEM
onstrate here deliver. $500. FOR
ACE BLOWER. NH ESQ complete
with 3" pipe for 40 silo Like
new $500, or S445, with accurate
dry chemical preservative meter
ing attachment Can deliver r.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
Choice Warehouses

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WEINBERG u BUSH, INC.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

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AUT0M0TIvE MISC.

wRECKING VS. CADIIIAc
straight shift; ideal for hot rod
% Chew. VS.; SO Hudson VS.:
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GARAGES

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st.-5 brick garages: also suit
able for storage. HU 3-668I
SPACIOUS, can be used for ware
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part: 500 SO. It. :, entrs.. conv.
Can be seen in rear OF 5I3 4.
Capitol st. or phone no 2-6O47
for info.
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TRUCKS For SALE

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trailers: 100 TO choose from.
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striking pastel green, with white
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


rs !Ack Sfnxs ai 10TH e. ana ~ NJ and nv. So
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ROPER MOTOR, LA. B-2TO0
OLDsMOBILE 81 Super Holida,
sedan; p.s., automatic, r. and h..
w,.w.; ! owner; $4,000 actua
miles.
Capitol Discount, Inc.
1i9 Mass. Ave. NV.
OLDSMOBILE '5S "Ss" hardtop;
power brakes, hydramatic trans
white oris. OWNER. car ike new lew
~ $50. HO. .-5573.
oLDsMoBILE 81 4-dr. sedan
equipped with hydramatic: radiS
and heater: very clean. Priced L
sHl At - .fa5.
EATON CHEVROLET
6In H 81. NE. Ii. 7-63ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-02
ACREAGE HOMFsTTEs

ACREAGE HoMESITES
Severed desirable ..aere parcels o,
old Dominion arlve between Nc
\ Lean and Great Falls. In a choiel
Eeirisx County residential area
$500 per acre
Herman e. Gasch a. Son
Weekdays. Ma. a-i.Bl
Ewes sat and srn. Tw 3-di4'
ARLINGTON NORTH = Beautifu
bldg. sites in Arlingtons las
'''prestige sub-div." Lots 10000
TO 10000 "a, II. Also, We viii
custom build 70 suit. Free arehi
tectI,sl consultation. Daily, IA
BRIGGS CLANCY AREA--From !,
10 . sore lots, clear md wooded
In restricted subdivision. Excel,
lcnt terms WILLIAMS a CO,
~. 1874.
CONNECTICUT AyE.-oyer II ZOO
50. n. with .5e-ft, frontage Conn
ave; Chevy Chase bus, DIST. CT;
l5.tt, alley rear. THOMAS J
FISHER A CO.. 73S 18th street
nv Mr., Hagen, d., 7-6S3o, DE
l--NstHN.
FAIRFAX COUNTY - Acreage fol
investment. Let population growth
make you capital gains, See MA.
SON & oMER l., HIRST, AMMAN,
dale, Va. CT. 6-.20O weekdays
LOT WITH ALI UTILITIES. =
$4,000 In Takoma PIX. lust Of
Phlla. ave. RIPLEY CO., JU
NORTH ARLINGTON
Fine lots high elevation. good 10.
cation, wooded; mr., schools anc
bus service Wide frontage. sewer
water, curb and gutter, Ready L
Nh. fs JohN SION g vMSe;T SoG b. Cal q.
NV D. C.--Larse unimproyed lot
over 70 acre bounded BY 4 paved
Alleys, reasonable. WO. 6-JS3j
OVER AN ACRE. with COAT
frontage, heavily wooded. in Pint
Rldse, block ca Arl. blvd. This
Is a high lot in a prestige I'M.
munity Of custom built homes "a
P1SCATAWAY HILLS
o acres view Tor miles: free water.
'front.' PRIVILEGES for recreation
2-acre tracts and sa-acre tracts:
easy terms; : miles out Indian
Head hwy to sign on right.
block 70 once trailer, on Old Fort
rd. Sa,esmen on property until
dark BEACH REAfk Estate
5Su1 Temple Hill I'd. Sc, CH
$1,000, HI. A-5666. as
- ACRES, RIVER RID. Potomac
Hunt ares; high rolling ground,
tree brooks. Ideal for subdividina
nov. Mr.. TRuNDLE, OIL. ..f7l5.
81 LOTS - ReadY for immediate
recording. all utilities at edge OF
property: FHA-Rpproved: houses
N immediate vicinity ranging
from Sl1,upO to S:3.0On Cali
10. a-a70O.
4? ACRES, Prince Georges Co. only
]. nj. from u. s. Capitol Blde
500 II. on paved road sewer.
water and gas avail. only 1850
per acre. M LEO SToRcH, sP
100 ACRES. sewer and water. Mt.
vernon vie: will trade or sell on
terms. Ma. S-7f72. ~. 9-7B!2'
IooHe0o;FT; RAMBLER SITES,
Colesville, Nd: $1,000 up; terms
KAY REALTY Co, RA. $4,000.