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corners gained q lot Of valuable
experience last season. Baylor
was the National Basketball
Association rookie Of the year.
His season average was 24.9,
best ever by a rookie. In the
play-offs he hit q sizzling 2s.3
to lead the Lakers to an upset
victory in the Western Play
offs over the st. Louis Hawks,
the defending league cham
pions.
I'VE were UP for the st. Louis
SERIES" Baylor said. "Our phys
ical condition was much bet
ter than the Hawks. Their big
men - Bob Petit and Cliff
Hagan--were tired from play
ing so much"
He had nothing but praise
for Bob Cousy, Bill Russell and
the Boston Celtics, who swept
to the league title in four
straight victories over the LAX
ers.
Baylor. a terrific jumper for
his 6-foot-5h size, said he has
played against Chamberlain in
|od-season summer ball in the
Washington area.
But he never guarded me
I was too short for him." Elgin
said, smiling. Chamberlain is
listed variously from Z feet to
7-foot-2.
Baylor will be at Fort Wood
for eight weeks basic train
ing, then probably will be as
signed to another unit. He was
in the reserves as a member
Iof the 10th General Hospital
at Fort Smelling, Mimi, and
volunteered for six months &C
fiua daffxy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Rosecroft Delays
Practice Program

Rosecroft Raceway has post
poned tomorrow'S first of sew
eral non-betting practice pro-
grams because of a lack of
harness horses on the grounds.
In making the announce
ment, John w. Miller, track
president, said the card. for
which no admission will be
charged. will be held Wednes-
day evening.
Miller expects stable space to
be at a minimum by Sunday
night, with the arrival of
standardbredS from all sections
Of the country.
Rosecroft's 24-night meeting
begins May 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Flying Bot Kills
Man on SundIot

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, April
"a (AP). - A sandlot practice
baseball game ended in tragedy
yesterday when a man was hit
in the throat by a flying bat.
He died of acute strangulation
two hours later in a hospital.
Authorities said the victim,
Jimmy Williams, "a. of Newport
News was hit when a bat few
out of the hands Of one Of the
players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Gruhums Win
On Rivals Foul

Jerry and Eddie Graham last
night won a wrestling match
at Capitol Arena the way they
usually lose--on a Disqualified
ton.
Johnny Barend and Dom
Levin were disqualified and the
Grahams declared the winners
in the feature bout.
In other matches, Chief Big
Heart and Little Eagle de-
feated Bob Corby and Jack
VanSki, Gloria Barratini and
Mae Young defeated China
Mira and Barbara Baker, the
Mighty Jumbo pinned Jan
Madrid and Red Bastien de-
feated John Swenski.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

Only six horses were entered
today for tomorrow's SIS. 900
added Laurel Handicap. which
win have It's 46th running.
The Laurel figures to be a
battle between Mrs. Ada l..
Rice's entry Of Talent Show,
fi9. and Air Pilot, ll6, and the
William Hal Bishop pair Of
Pete's Folly. ll6, and On The
Job. LOG.
The Rice entry is the early
choice at even money and the
Bishop duo is held at 8-5. Com
pleting the lineup are Walter
M. Jefford's Piano Jim, and
Roslyn Farms Inswept. LOT. the
rank outsider.
Pete's Folly won the first run
ming of the Wilwyn Handicap
at Laurel April 4 and Talent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Hoyo, CIV Rowers
Compete Tomorrow

Georgetown. George Wash
ington and st. Joseph'S Of
Philadelphia will compete in
varsity and freshman races in
tomorrow's rowing regatta at
Potomac Boat Club.
The college crews will share
the program with Washington
Lee, George Washington and
Hammond High Schools. which
Will hold a full schedule Of
races starting at II am. It will
be the only time this season
that CIV and Georgetown meet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Muson-Dixon Sets
Relays Tomorrow

The third annual Mason
Dixon Conference Relays will
be held tomorrow at American
University. with the first Of 13
events starting at / pm.
Baltimore and Johns Hop
kins are the only schools not
competing in the 15-member
conference. Roanoke, which has
won the conference regular
season championship the last
five years. also has won the two
previous relay meets.
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Beers No. | Choice
Signs With Ottuwu

OTTAWA, April "a (AP).-
Don Clark, hard-running half
back from Ohio State, has
signed a pro contract with the
Ottawa Rough Riders of the
Canadian Big -Four League.
Clark is the No. / draft
choice of the Chicago Bears of
the National Football League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
CIV Netmen Lose

Joe Castor Of Duke defeated
Jim TAR of George Washing
ton University, GA. 6-3. in
the No. l singles match as the
Blue Devils won the tennis
matches played yesterday at
Pierce Mill, 6-3.
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Sutch to Burnstorm

KANSAS CITY. April "a (APl
-Satchel Paige announced to-
day he will go transforming
this summer. The aging Negro
pitcher has signed with the
Havana Cuban Stars. the for
mer Cuban Giants, who will be
operating out Of Beloit, Wis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

The next four columns show
starts %, firsts ID, seconds
(0), thirds co.. The final entry
is the total amount won up to
that point in 1858 ($400).
The line below gives the
same information in the same
way for 1857.
At this point in the program,
you've received a concise sum-
mary Of the horses age, ances-
try. ownership, speed and rec
ord for two years. All Of these
are important factors in evalu-
ating her chances, but even
more important are the detailed
records Of recent races.
Sunday-MOre on Past Per-
Torrance Chart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
BY DICK OBRIEN
Star stan Writer

Past performances is the
basic guide to picking horses.
In harness racing each
horses past performances are
summarized right in the ofiicial
track program. which also tells
you the horses number. driver,
owner and a mass Of other in
formation.
It's such a big mass, in fact,
that it has to be condensed to
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mellowing years, to richness no other bour-
bon achieves. The only bourbon in the world
that combines the rich, rare flavor men
prize with gentle mildness lady appre-
ciates, Yes, only the best can be Champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
New Records
Are Foreseen
In Hunt Cup

GLYNDoN, Nd. April "a
(Special) There are records
ripe for breaking when 10
horses parade to the post for
the $50 running of the Mary
land Hunt Cup here at 4 pm
tomorrow.
Stuart Janney's Mainstay
winner Of My Lady's Manor
and the Little Grand National
this season. can make his
owner q five-time winner Of the
toughest steeplechase in Amer
ica--a 4-mile run with % tim
Der obstacles.
Miss Audrey Riker's Golden
Fly can put D. M. (Mike)
Smithwick on the books as the
first man ever to ride six win
ners of the Maryland If the
bay mare gets down the chute
in front. Golden Fly also would
be the first Maryland winner
sired by a former winner-the
stallion, Peterski. captured the
l948 Hunt Cup with Smith
wick riding.
Murray Rides for Janney
Stuart Janney rode his -four
previous winners In 1885, 1912
l946 and 1947. The last three
victories on Winton retired the
trophy. Tomorrow, Janney'S
entry will be handled by B. H
(Laddie) Murray, winner here
in 1855 with Lands Corner
Murray has handled Mainstay
in both victories this season
The one horse due" in this
years event is william B,
Thompson's Gofetchit, who fin
iShed third In 1856 and second
in 1858 with his owner aboard.
Gofetchit was a strong horse
against the 1957-5S winner
Ned's Flying. when they hit
the stretch last year. Ned's
Flying died in his stall recently
while training for tomorrow's
race.
Nelson on Coke Hi
The third horse in line last
year was Louis Nelson, jr.'s
Coke Hi, running three quar-
tiers of q length of Gofetchit
at the end. Louis Nelson III
will have the mount on Coke
Hi tomorrow.
Eugene Weymouth, winner
ABOARD Ned'S Flying in 1851,
will ride Lewis Ledyard's linked
Star.
The field is rounded out by
Shindy, owned by Janon Fisher,
jr., and ridden by Janon
Fisher Sd; Jimp, owned by
Mrs. Lewis Ledyard and rid
den by M. Baille; Carolina
Hills, owned and ridden by
w. H. Turner. jr.: Fluctuate,
owned by H. r. Fenwick and
ridden by Crompton Smith, jr.;
Aquatine Play, owned by Wal
ter Stokes and ridden by
William r. King.
Hard-surface parking is locat-
ed on Dover road, approached
via Green Spring avenue, and
general parking by Falls road
to Tuition avenue. Subscribers
may come from Baltimore via
Park Heights avenue or from
Reisterstown over Worthington
avenue to Tuition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Illustration Explained

Let's start at the top and
refer frequently to the accom-
panying illustration of an
actual Rosecroft Raceway pro-
gram from last year.
At the top left corner is the
type Of race, a pacing event
for lifetime non-winners Of
$500.
At the top right side is the
distance of the race, / mile, and
the purse. $500. That's the
total that will be split up among
the owners of the horses that
finish, l-2-3-4-5, and it's a
general indication of the quality
of the horses competing. Horses
in a 81 400 race naturally will
be better than those in an $500
race.
Under this are listed the
eight horses in the race. The
large numeral along each
horses entire box is his identi-
flying number and also his post
position. In the example, Lady
Renel will have No. / on her
saddle cloth and on her head
piece, she will start from No. /
post position CLOSEST to the
raid, her odds and prices will
be shown alongside No. on
the tote board, and if you want
to bet on her you get a No. /
ticket.
Over the large numeral there
is a small numeral which is the
morning line"-the odds (6-1
in this case) that handicappers
give the horse BEFORE any
actual betting is done.
After Lady Renel's name. in
large type, is her description
and anceStry-b.m., 4 means
she is a bay mare, 4 years old.
In the authorizations, the first
one stands for color and the
second for sex ("h" for horse,
"g" for gelding, If" for FLY,
&C" for colt. The expression
''by Shamrock Joe-Romantic
Lady by Peter Volo" means
that Lady Renel's sire was
Shamrock Joe, her dam was
Romantic Lady and her ma
ternal grandfather Peter Volo.
Guide to Quality
This is important to you be-
cause a horses breeding is a
guide to its quality.
Under that is listed the owner
Of the horse. On the line below
at the left is the horses life
time record, showing the year
that this record was taken and
whether it was taken on a half
mile track, a mile track OF
otherwise. Then comes the
trainers and drivers name. and
the colors he will wear in the
race.
At the extreme right is a
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What every woman wants
to know about her champion

That what he does, he does we'll - and with
consideration-wh whether playing ball or
choosing bourbon. In Champion Bourbon
he chooses the mildest bourbon ever to come
out of Kentucky, aged not 4-not 7-but 8
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a remarkable extent. If you
are a new fan, or an infrequent
one, you'll find the program
hard to understand at first
glance. Even if you're a regu-
lar, you may be overlooking
some of the valuable informa-
ton 1t contains.
So this article and the next
two will explain the various
items in the past performance
chart and tell why they are
important in judging a horses
chances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

Sunday-MOre on Past Per-
Torrance Chart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

Sixth Of q Series
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09
Boy, Cobbie Credited
With Saving Kossem

BEIRUT. Lebanon, Oct. o
AP.-Iraqi authorities say
the heroics of a young boy and
q cab driver saved Premier
Abdel Karin Kassem from
assassination.
ASSISTANTS fired at Gen. Kas-
sem with machineguns Wednes-
day during his daily ride down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09

shielded Gen. Kassem was hurt.
There were reports in Cairo
that a bomb was hurled into
Gen. Kassem's car before the
machinegun attack and that at
least one other person was
killed.
Reassuring bulletins on the
45-year-old Preniier's condition
were issued periodically while
officers pressed their search for
the assailants. A dusk-to-dawn
curfew was in effect Indefinite
~. Schools were ordered closed
until Saturday at least.
The Premier was shot three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09

times. One announcement said
two Of the bullets fractured a
bone in his upper left arm. The
third struck his right hand.
The Baghdad dispatch said
the Premier received many
kilograms of support and SYM
pathy. including messages from
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and
Red China Premier Chou En-
lai.
Mr.. Khrushchev blamed the
attack on sinister forces which
are trying to halt the indom-
liable movement of the Eastern
peoples toward liberation from
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Baghdad's crowded main street.
The revolutionary leader es-
capped, his most serious injury
repeatedly a broken arm.
Radio Baghdad reported last
night that the first burst Of
fire killed the Premier's driver.
Then a youth broke from the
crowd, hurled himself in front
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09

Iof the Premier, shielding the
main part Of Mr.. Kassem's
body.
The report said a cabbie then
drove between Gen. Kassems
station wagon and the gunner,
jammed on his brakes and
jumped into the front seat Of
the Premier's car. He pushed
aside the body Of the slain
driver and raced to Oar Els
Salaam Hospital.
The attackers, identified only
as criminal elements" by au-
thorities, escaped. The broad
cast gave no indication OF
whether the boy who first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09

age-old oppression by imperial
ism and reaction"
Although Gen. KasSem in a
broadcast from his hospital
and Iraqi official statements
blamed no specific group for
the attack, the Communists
Iraq's leading political force
are certain to charge it to Arab
Nationalist followers of United
Arab Republic President Nasser.
The Cairo newspaper AL
Akhbar declared Iraq "is on
the verge Of new massacres,
whereby the Communists and
Kassem intend to get rid Of all
Nationalist elements"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09

a l6-foot-wide strip along its
Thirteenth street border and
a 9o-footwide strip along its
Southern avenue border to the
Department Of Highways for
the widening of Thirteenth
street and the extension Of
Southern avenue.
The Sc million. 250-bed hos
pital is to be located on q 40
acre tract at Thirteenth street
and Southern avenue Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09
Hospital Gives Lund
For Rood Approaches

The Greater Southeast Com
munity Hospital Foundation
has donated two parcels Of
land on its proposed building
site to the District in order
to improve the approaches to
the Southeast hospital grounds.
The foundation has released
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-09

Unlimited Free Porking
Chevy Chose; One Hour
Free Porkins Downtown
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RALEIGH HABERDAsHER, WASHINGTON AND CHEVY CHASE

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do,Unto,Cn and Chevy Chase

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Engineering
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Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
Photo Priyado Tiene 0disea
al L!evar I'm Rebe|de a Cuba
Resres6 a la Florida con eli Avi6n
Averiodo por BuIos en- Ambus Alas

Monutayne dijo a las autorida-
des federales que salio en- eel
avion acompahado de Aldo Mon
tez. cubano residente en- Miami
que 10 %persuadi6 a que 10 lleva
"a a Cuba.
Ambos salieron y pudieron
llegar a la region central de Gu
ba, Pero antes de poder aterri
Ear, advirti6 que un avion de
combate de Batista comenzo a
perseguirlo y a disparar contra
el sus ametralladoras.
Las baIas de las ametrallado
ras calibre so lie averiaron ell flu
selaje'y ambas alas. Ash y TODD,
Montayne logro maniobrar con
suficiente destreza y escape, en-
ire las montanas de Trinidad, la
persecution del avi6n guberna
mental. Una vez que aterriz6 y
dej6 a SUI pasajero en- Ell sitio
indicado, retorn6 a la Florida,
NJ sin pasar algunos dias entire
las tropas rebeldes de Las Villas
que 10 trataron muy bien.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
Joven de IA Anos es
violodo en- Autom6vil

In hombre de Is amos, que
Sc nombra Bert Cronin, vecino
de 1855 NV Al Street, fue arres
tado por. la policia metropoli-
tana, para ser investigate por
ell delito de violaci6n de una
jovencita de IA amos en- Miami
Beach.
La muchacha dijo a las au-
toridades que Cronin la reco-
gi6 para llevarla a la casa de
este, para que lie cuidara a uno
de sus ninos. pero que en- lugar
de dirigirse con ella a SUI casa,
lie dijo que iba a hacer escala
detras del Aeropuerto Interna-
cional de Miami, para hacer
practcas de trio al blanco.
En- la veeindad de la Avenida
50 y la Gale q del NV, ana.
di6 la muchacha, detuvo ell ca
FRO y la viol6. Entonces Cronin
la trajo en- ell CARO- y la dej6
q una cuadra de SUI casa.
Cronin fue detenido por ell
detective metropolitano W. B.
Berry.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-03
Cuarta Sucural Estab|ecera
Dade Federal Savings And Loan

Dade Federal, como administra
dor de la nueva sucursal.
TOdo ell mes de enero ha sido
designado como Eel mes de la
casa alberta con regalitos y re
.frescos para todos los que visi-
ten ia oficina, confituras para
las damas y presentes especia
les para los que abran cajas de
ahorro.
: La oficina estara alberta has
ia las 9 pm. cada tarde, hasta
.el 9 de enero. Despues de este
periodic ell horario regular sera
de 8 am a 4:30 pm. de lunes a
jueves y de 9 de la manana a 8
de la noche los viernes.
"Sabemos que la genie Sc en-
cuentra demasiado ocupada pa
ra sentir deseos de ir hacia 20
mas congestionadas de transito,
siempre que puedan evitarlo"
agrego Upton.
LA genie sabe apreciar los
servlcios en- SUI propio barrio.
Por ESQ nos agrada poner nues
tros servicios a la mano del pu.
blico, donde quiera que poda
mos. La casa Home Loan Bank
Beard nos concedi6 permiso pa
"a hacerlo en- otras tres ocasio.
mes, estableciendo sucursales en-
Allapattah, en- Tamiami Trail y
Avenida 10, y en- ell Centre
Edison.
"Cuando Sc abre una de estas
sucursales, esta mas que justifi
cada la aceptaci6n del servicio
que inStalamos en- esas zonas. La
firma Dade Federal tiene recur.
SOS que sobrepasan los 125 mi
Homes y una familia de mas de
81 mil clientes con cuentas de
ahorro q hacen un total de mas
de 112 millones de dolares en-
cuentas. Las tres sucursales DO
seen mas de la mitad del total
de los ahorros."
En- 1859 ell Dade Federal Sa-
wings celebrara sus Bodas de
Plata.
Son IS amos al servicio del
ahorio y de la financiaci6n de
hogares del Dade County.
Constituye una de las insti-
tuciones mas antiguas de su cla-
Sc en- la nacl6n, figurando entire
las primeras 40 de la mayoria
lie las $500 asociaciones de aho
no y prestamos de los Estados
Jnidos,