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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
DOCS, PETS. ETC.


ABRAMITES, over 200 varieties
tropical fish. plants. supplies. fancy
canaries, parakeets. Maltese kit.
tens. toy puppies. Easter rabbits
ducks, chix. hamsters. rats, mice
etc EVANSVILLE PET. 1924
Baltimore ave. UN. 4-3329. Open
sunday ! to s; wkdays 10 to $50
A BAssET IN A BASKET delivered
on Easter; Axe registered: Ions
ears, side-eyed puppies. ORDER
taken now. CY. 1852.
AFGHAN HOUND. Axe, black:
male and female, 3 mos: have had
shots. Call Ev. 4-9413.
AoUARtUfIs-s. s. with refiectors;
Is gal tiron standl, "a gal. on
shelf; Supreme +-ee'r' ster- ilteTS
piston pump. S45. EN-. 3-i41I.
BABY PARAKEETs, 81 80. BrinI
eox or Gaze and correct change
BASSETT. is mos. male, house.
broken. All permanent shots. Cal
JE. 4-O0g7.
BASENJI PUPPIES from show
stock. Reasonable. FRANK JOR.
DAN, 1894 s st. Sc. LII. 4-7a2a
- ~~-~s
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STOVES. gaa, ant. size 2O-in, with
s..SsS4. s'0a ''ha' sie saen' w.
STOVE. sas, Welbilt, 30-inehs n.
burner, operating Condition: sg6
or best Offer gp. j.22lO.
STOVES: sss and electric: apt.
i ilfe RrSsfHonditionsd; $40 IN DE-
BLOCKS
|1740 Lee Halfway IA. $500
SUIT, mans. ndloomed Harris
s sss:i ssssnsS asSiTgsinsSSSnss slsi al
T Az En-, round md, os., chine elossEs;
TABLE, solid mahog,. Harvest. rs
"a 'sn1fbitgS in' vide Reasonable
TABLE. dining: used but quite nice.
no chairs, maple finish. Has ext.
leaf, SIS. u. 2-2144.
TABLE-small. antique tilt TOP;
a sM chins old Chelsea tea set,
TABLE, card, iegend sacred pearl,
bx3 H.. S220. VIII. 2-e126.
TABLE - Japanese Chow, carved
black lacquer; excellent eondi-
ton; best offer. FL. l.ba0S.
TABLES ts5l, natural fnish, sizes
som aSlS VIII VIII s s.Se4 sSSDars'''' or
TABLE. pRoPLEAR MAHod,; !.
MALCHiNo CHAIRS, UTILITY
Sell HEhIf sEfA ~ FkSGYs' ~ So sis 81
TAPE nECORDER. Greenwood. ~
Or .a3 spd.: excel. eond. oV.
TAPE RECORDRR-I WoiIensak
stereo. model No.. 1915: 1 Bosen
bT-1O stereo. amp. 3 reels pre-
recorded stereo tape. $l60. Call
La. 0-23e6.
TAPE 1RkCORDER = Wollensak.
6tere0 model No. 1915: cost S1S5:
peri; saeri.. $3.50. u. e-2i44.
TAPE RECORDER. Bell. |. speed.
brand-neE, with equipment and
tape; 500 or best offer for I'M.
mediate sale. RE. 7-S6T6 or AID.
TAPE RECORDER, portable Wilcox
Gay. dual track. rerely used. excel.
: sSasii'yw vs. bne s.s sSeesa. Ewes or week
TAPE RECORDERS brand new
portable tranSistor-h attery Oper.
ated. Low as $685., Distributed
BY QpPoRTUNE SALES CO.. ~:
0-3226. Alex, KI. 6-22S6.
TELEyIsl0N-NeE 1859 sets at
terrlfic SAVINGS for cash buyers.
PARAMOUNT CO.. 2202 Ga, ave.
nv. HU. $500. Free parklns.
table model. sSS. Oh, s.5sS5.
TELEVISIONS
Unclaimed layaways and Tepos.
many 70 choose from: take over
smaIl payments as low as. 50 per
mo. or pay on low cash balance.
soia. NJ. Vernon En "a ave- -, Alex Hsto'o'
'THERMoFAx copying :. machine.
cheap for quick sale. HARRY j.
ABRAMS. 124 L st. ne.
TIRE RECAPPING EQUIPMENT =
Used. GOOD condition. 2 regular
tread meldE, 2 winter tread molds.
Including al necessary accessories;
also heavy-duty tire buffer; ALL
electric operation; easy TO install.
Gould pe pet Up In service station
TIREs-!D s,O0xl4 .: s. white
each. . MA. 1850.
TIRE sALE-I2. OOO-uiile recapsl
7.50xl4, 9.70xl5. s6.77l S.0Oxl4.
7.lOxl5. "a al Recap. exeh. No
S ssRsicEe FIR FIRE c. san! US. q. ALL sLL
NV. IA. 0.OS50 locations.
TIRE SALE
FULL RETREAD0
! 7. .sS1Is' s.OO1i4 ---------, & sss e
Prices apply 70 recap your old tire
or recap exchange. plus tax.
MARKET TIRE co.
z Convenient Locations wa $4,000
Open Daily. 2 AN 70 Q Pm.
T00Ls-Will trade either model
20 Syntron eiee. hammer; Al
eond. with misc. tools andIof
"Driye-is" tool for one iO-in.
Iadial wood saw good Vond. RA.
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HAY. excel. qualify: timothy, clover,
lespedeza, Alfalfa, orchard erass,
also straw. VIII del, WE. s-als7.
LANDsCAPR WORK. pruning trees,
down spouting, fence buildines, "a,
7.754l. Mr.. oRooos.
LANDscAPING SERvICE--Prunins.
planting, trnnsplanting. soddine.
lawn made. renovated; tree work:
cement walks, driveways. w. g.
WALKER, JU.. s-4073, !. ~
LAWN MAINTENANCE = shrubs
end trees trimmed. sprayinb
feeding. raking: top soil. ~.
1-1Dbl. 1sl
LAWN RENOVATION and new
AZ. 7.5ssss cr hu s.si is'
MANURE. COW, rotted very nns.
4.l665 or dAithersburg 623.
MANURE, cow. rotted. very fpe.
SIS one ton; 3 tons. $50. Also
GREEN (fresh) COW manure for
your garden: tons. $50. Top
soil enriched with rotted COW
manure for q perfect flower bed;
B yds.. $40. Call EV. 4-1665 or
0aitherSburg 093
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nee, WI. 0-1Al1.
ORGANS
LEARN POPULAR ORGAN
I'm our studioO
ORGANS ON GALE THfs WEEK
ONLY INCLUDE:
GULBRANSEN
KINSMAN
80 HAMMOND
THOMAS
SOME NEW SOME USED
AHls
ALL ARE GUARANTEED
Free Instruction for beginners
OPEN 10 AM. TO Q Pm. DAILY
PIANO FOUNDATION
el01 Mt. Vernon ave. XII. g.isbO
alexandria. Va. incl RAY
FAINT, 1900 SALONS, SIS 0k value,
" 90 gal Sh. -Wma. and othera'
Job a 81 NV, y, n, oIChNER.
PEARL CROKER. Ice. pearls. cul-
tured, out Of pawn; $40 30. ROSS
LYN LOAN CO.. IA. 7-OSOO.
PHOTOc0PY machine, paper, drum
dryer, enlarRer, other surulns
equipment. Me, s-i2ai
PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT -
Omeea enlareer. model B-e, VOL
lensa Tense and accessories, like
new. SIP. VIII. 2-20S4 ewes, and
PHOTO DARKROOM
Complete. $3.50. Details Ju. 7-aoo5.
PIANO, chickerine upright, maiiog-
ssssy: .sl2O or best offer. AP. T.
21gi.
PlANO, eteinWay srand: S HI. 3
M, walnut; like new at nearly
]: W. PlEkcEY, VIZ Va 0 s.s4S Sssner'
Good conditicn. An. s.i4ss. i'0'''
IPIANo-steinyay. parlof Efand.
right. Reeond. WA. 7-04S5.
PLANO ia.l. Iyers & Pond uDriEht. Good
PIANO, Knabe baby Grand. mahoT..
feei 9onae-' $500. OF best effsr.
PIANO--Knabe uprisht, medium
size, bench. Real baraain for
quick sale; sls5. HE, 4.I4g ~
PIANO. Knabe 6-ft. erand. GOOD
playing eond., S395. AP. 7-66li
after I'm.
PiANOs--Visit our store for values
In used and reconditioned spinets
ana consoles. We have 4 GOOD se-
lection Of instruments Of GOOD
makes In popular styles. New
piano guarantee, easy terms. ST.
J-gAu0, JORDAN'S, corner i3th
and q sts.. NV.
PIANO RENTAL PLAN-NeW, fun
keyboard. modern style pianos.
as lov as $40 per month. Rental
end hauling charges may be ap-
pied 70 purchase price CAMP.
bFLt MIHsslc CO. nos O ct, a.v
PIANQ STOOLS. benches, IS IN.
GoLlBART PIANOS. 1866 coIum-
ela nv, AD. 4-592s. (D:3O-6l, .
fIAN0s--Uprights. sos IN: spin.
cts, consoles, Strands. S395 up;
terms. Open every evening and
al day Sunday. Established 1901
SCHAkFER'S PIANO SHOP. Se5
H9nidant e.. Silver spring, Nd.
yu. g-J03g.
PIANO, Winter Musefte, maho9
spinet, in new piano Condition.
e4b0 Including bench and local
delivery. CAMPBELL MUSIC Co.
llO6 q So. NV. DI. 7-6404.
PIANO, BALDWIN - AcrcSor1ie-
spinet: with stool. mehoGany,
Sl96, "a. a.7l53.
PIANOS = Get our quotations on
ofand-new standard makes Of
Selection q sT use SD in mItU = sOGu
Over 100 pianos % choose from Al
the PIANo MART. i0i5 5th 81.
NV. Tin the block Above the Ii.
oraryl. ST. $4,000.
PIANO, Story 4 CLARK, art 9rand
REIN. O new durable style: S37S
AD. 4-5e2S tg:30-6. ewes. By appt },
PIANO - Baby Grand. KimbaIl.
Eahog.. beautifully styled. perfect
nstriment; win sacrifice. LU.
PIANOS vide selection Of recon.
ditioned uprights smartiy styled
70 2 new durable finish. especially
suited for recreation rms. Pianos
fully guaranteed and fine vainef
ior neginning STUDENTS: SIa5 up. |
p nEeiIqloins l1esi delivery. CANE.
NV. D1. 7-Sl64
PiAN0-Smali Grand. excel. cond..
6sautiful; $3.50 or best offer
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PIANOS-ORGANS
Spring Clearance Sale

SA~NA sSAASG 0AAC
A tremendous savings on new
famous.make Spinsts and con-
soleS. Also big savings on used
and retuTned-from -renl Spinets
consoles and grsnds Many fine
electric ORGANS, door samples. re-
1uced. Always lowest Prices In
D. O. area. Terms as low as SIS
down. . years to pay Open Mon. :.
Thurs. and Fri. III o: other days.
~ Q. siLVER SPRING PIANO
Co. $50 PershIng DR.. Ju. a-633s.
PIAN0s-Used uprights, sos and
up. suitable for the recreet ton
room, or as . practice piano. Good
selection at the PIANO MART.
1910 7th 81. nv.
PIANOS - Used small modern
grands, Sl95. s245 and up ST
$4,000, PIANO MART. 1915 9Th
st. NV.
r .SsS eo0S g'sS Olsys5 Di sIs9 y
hand or with music rolls. 81. 3.
$3.50. JoRDANS. corner 13th and
O 'sts. nv.
PIANOS FOR RENT = New and
used .spinets. consoles, grAnds and
81 monthly upl with option to
RSS sToRks a Corner '9 1sis sad
Q SIS. NV. lphene ST. $4,000 /;
+. 6l69 Lee highway, Arlington
tp1one KE. $4,000: 9332 0eorgia
avenue, Silver Spring (phone u.
5-ll05Dj 1O4 William ST.. Pred
ericksburg. Va. tphone Essex 3.
7472l. Silver spring and Airing
ton stores open daiiy from ia:3O
until q pm. at niGht except Satur-
days when they ere open from 8
PIAN0s---JoRDAN's branch stores
all have q complete selection Of
pianos and orgsns for sale arc
rent. Plenty Of parking space in
front OF each store. Also a few
values In slightly used instru-
merits. 932a Georgia ave. Silver
/, Spring; $3.50 zee highway. Airing
ton; 104 william street, Fred.
ericksburg. Silver Spring and ATl-
ington stores open evenings,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

A i-RM. HOUSE needs furniture
/ Including TV and cheap piano
! No dealers please. FE. 1.3293
ACCORDION, Enrico Rosselli, l2C
bass HE 4-07l3
ANTIQUE BICYCLES. Mr., MATHIS
sunday. Lu. 2-1575. Week days
Ii 3-5533.
Bedrm., living rm.. dining rm
EN-. 2-6677
ABBOTT & LANDON
BICYCLE, Girls, sO-in. wheel with
training wheel. Call VIII. 6-1s43
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on PAINTINGS

Nettie estate; 80 landscapes, SIS
10; terms. Framed, DE. a-S646.
1FFICE EQUIP. -pesks, tiles. add,
,meehs. typewriters. etc. Removal
Saie. CIRCLE, 616 9th 81. NV.
OFFICE E0UIP.--pesks, chairs,
s: ps cas entire sdd .s6 Sssa aa sss
kEMoVAE. SALE. Bargains. CIR.
ELE.- 0l6 9th ST. NV. DI. 7-0O36.
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MUSICAL NsfkUMENTs : An
So sh'' neS " ana used: al instru.
ments teacher approved; lowest
. wsHAssHaiiihdTfeolN Music CENTER
1858 ~ ST. ne, IL 7-S20O.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Sx5 Harder iiies. sse per drawer
steel legal sine transfer files
$2.95: Bank Of England swiye
arm ! chairs hairs. 81 %; s , 4,draT C;l
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RELAX-A-CISOR

RELAxAcIzoR TO reduce IN /,
ssss: y. 81; S:lss::is' price re-
Slab. HU. 3-262i,
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1NJU.
zOYSIA GRASS = Have thousand
SO. IT, surplus. . and 2 seaseas
growth hest offer for removal
this spring. 500l Battery lane;
20 T. LESPEDEZA, S25: Timothy
orch. grass, $50. H L, GOODWIN
Chantiliv. Va. BR. S-SS44: D pm:
= GREENHOUSES. "a" So: y
greenhouses, 3S"x52"; with PACING
boiler: used season: $1,000. or
will trads for real estate or steeIS.
r. J. KLYN. 1918 Duke ST., AlexS
Va, FL 4-G2l1.
3 SPRUCE TREES, 5-ft. tall, beau
tiful. . trsiler wheels. Ike new.
300 l4th st. Sc. Ii. 7-Sl 10.
l MAGNOLIA Grsndifiora, ga"
cal, 35-4O' tall. :,
1 MAGNOLIA souleangeous. s" cal.
/ Magnolia souleanseous, 4la" 'cai.,
l cryptomeria Japonlu, 8" cal. 3D.
I Rose Of Sharon, 4" cal. e. tall
: japanese Yews, or spread.
/ Pyracantha Lolandi. BXS #.
lOO-l95 II. hedges. =.
Will sell in part or all for pest
offer. Nursery bids invited; Call
SIT. | pm. today or aft. b pm.
wk. days, RA. B-25l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

a-drawer steel letter files. $3.50
sssass :sss iu . sasD sas ssss q.
utive desks, $685.: t0x3O walnut
executive desk, $3.50,
Visit our four-story warehouse. VI
know We have what YOU want al
the prices you can affofd: eQual
or better than anyone tn the city
Give nx 4 try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
SLUDGE

Rich organic fertilizer makes any
thing grow: big 6-yd. load Dc.
livered; only SIS. WA. 7-6UO7,
SOD CUTTERS, aerihers. Ford trace
tors, front-end leaders. yOC.3
dozers. post-hole digsers. cement
mixers, etc. RENTAL TOOL 4
gnTIT1 (Nn INF S-EnAA
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poas, pErs, Ere.
lne.AlalAllarnA

oE9MAN sFEPHERD PUP. . me,
Axe. "A beauty WE. 6-64e0.
GERMAN eIiEPHEnD PUPPIEs.
Axe can be seen any time. CIR.
j-OObO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

keyboard. modern style pianos
and hauling charges may Be an.
pied 70 purchase price CAMP.
BELL Myslc CO. nos O ct, a.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
PUPPIES
Open Sunday, 10 to 2
SILVER SPRING

PET SHOP
9a4 Bonifant St. ~. s-2114
PUPPY; healthy. black. part cocker
max: Free to sood home. UN
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PHOTO DARKROOM

: Complete. $3.50. Details Ju. 7-eoo5.
: PIAN0, chickerinG upriFht, nahog-
any. $50 or best oifer. AP. \.
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.MIsoELLAREoUs foR SAIL
A Ia tcOkrINuEpl
y Wsshlngton, ., c.
Sunday, Mafeh Is, 1859

MOVIE PR0JECToR = Moyie Mic
$50. RI, 7-S911 OF AID, 4-I26I.
NOviNG--Household furniture fol
sale; e essS SET din. rn'' sell etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

PIANOS Wide selection Of recon.
10 : new durable nnish. especi siiS
suited for recreation rms. Pianos
July guaranteed and tine vainef
ior neginning stucents: SIPS up.
including local delivery, CAMP.
BELL MUSIC Co. Hos a n
NV. DI. 7-S464
PiAN0-smsli Grand. excel. cond.
so.r1sutiiIi; $3.50 or best ofier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

FIANUs..-VI!IL our store Tor values
IN used and reconditioned spinets
enc consoles: We have q good Sc
lection Of instruments Of 5000
makes In popular styles. New
plano guarantee, easy terms. ST
J-g400, JoRDANs. corner i3th
and @ sts.. NV,
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T'VS

,on:d: and ak sSEsn %cd,: F.l; ss
Isnts q sp SS 81 - Der p' week RAo Or
30 per me. Call day Or night for
i re home denomination. AID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

PIANO, winter Mpsette. mahos.
s spinet n new piano condition;
delivery. CAMPBELL MUSIC Co.
ll0s Q s.. NV. pI. 7-s464.
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cts, consoles. Strands, S395 up;
terms. Open every evening and
s ~ day yssqpnSay EEss,ssblished 1901,
j SSni s.sdas s. Silver sDrins' Nd,
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Glenmont Tree Service

JAMESWAY ELECTRIC STARTING
BR0ODER-I.O00 capacity, $50
Also other poultry equipment
WANTED, double bottom L.
in. pillow for Ford tractor. FL
4-SSl2, after q pm. Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
Neff,Coge
Pull Upsets
In Tennis

Phil Neff. seeded third, upset
top-seeded Don Floyd, 6-3
81, and Bob Cage upset
Charles Claiming, 4-6. 6-1
l6-4. in semifinals yesterday Of
the mems singles in the Airing
ton County invitational tennis
tournament at Four Mile Run
In semiflnals of the mems
doubles. Fred McNair and Lon
w e herell defeated Earl
Churchill and Shield McCand-
fish. 60, 6-3. and Bill Bas-
sett and Jim Shafer upset
Charming and Buddy Adair,
E6. IS, rs.
Olga Mahaney and Adair de-
feated Sue Ellis and Norman
Powers, 4-6, 60, 60, and
Wetherell and his wife, Betty,
defeated Norma Slauer and
Eldon Frye, Us, 6-1. in the
mixed doubles semifinals.
Neff and Cage meet at 1870
pm. today for the mems singles
title. The mems doubles cham
pionship, between McNair and
Wetherell and BasSett and
Shafer, is set for 8 o'clock. The
mixed doubles match between
Wetherell and his wife and
Miss Mahaney and Adair is set
for S o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
GU InvitatiOnaI
Meet Won by
PhiIade|phians

Roman Catholic High School
of Philadelphia took nine places
and scored 81 points yesterday
to win the eighth annual Cath
Ollie University invitational track
meet.
In a special division, Con-
zaga High School defeated st,
Johns 66l2-4612.
Cardinal Stepinac High School
of White Plains. N. Y, and
Father Judge High School of
Philadelphia, tied for second
place with 26 points. No records
were broken.
Roman Catholics Jim Ban
tum, who won the 100-yard
dash in SO seconds and the
220-yard dash in 22.2 seconds,
was chosen outstanding runner
among athletes from nine
schools.
Richard Schufrider Of Father
Judge was selected by a panel
Iof coaches as the outstanding
field man. He placed first in
discus and shot put.
Othe rteams and their scores
were All Hallows, New York
City, "a points: st. Peters,
Jersey City, N. j., and Cardinal
Hayes, New York City, IA
points; Xavier, New York City,
5 points, and Power Memorial,
New York City, and Delbarton
Prep. Morristown, N. j., 3
points each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
Wake Forest
Blasts Terps
To Near Title

Wake Forest moved a step
closer 10 the Atlantic Coast
Conference baseball champion
ship Yesterday by slauRhterine
Maryland. i4-i, on Shipley
Field.
The Deacons now have a To
conference record and are 1914
for all games. Maryland is So
in the conference after defeats
the last two days. and is 9-5
in all games.
With Dick Reitz. the Terps'
mound ace having pitched Fri
day against North Carolina,
Coach Burt Shipley started Ed
Holtz against the Deacons.
After Wake Forest scored two
In the second. Jack Phillips hit
a two-run homer in the third
and Buster Ledford. next man
up, added another homer, that
finished Holtz.
Charlie Forte clouted two
homers and a single and batted
in tive runs for Wake Forest.
Bob Plemmons won his fifth
game for Wake Forest. tanning
eight and allowing only five
hits. three by Joe Andreone.
WAKE FOREST MARYLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
NUGENI BANKS ON SPECIALISTS
Terps' 3-Teom Plan
To Get Alumni Test

Quarterback Dick Novak and
Halfback Rod Breedloye sur.
vived shifts.
Gene Verardi won back hi,
left halfback spot. mostly be-
cause OF smart defensive work
which included a 55-yarc
touchdown run with an inter-
cepted pass. And Jim Joyce
out two weeks with a shoulder
separation. won back his full
back job with a big day.
The line, named on a merit
basis. was from left 10 right
Tony Scott, Ron Shaffer. Bill
Lazaro. Vic Schwartz. Jim Bod
Tom Sandwich and Vincent
Scott. Tom Gunderman and
Kurt Schwarz. the regular
guards. were out with injuries
Meanwhile. 1t was an
nounced that rs players with
pro experience will be on the
Alumni squad for the ninth
annual Varsity-Alumni game
next Saturday.
The starting Alumni back
field probably will be Frank
Tamburello at quarterback
Chef Hanulak and Ed Vereb,
halfbacks, and Dick Bielski,
fullback, Bielski and John r.
vine will be co-captains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
Maryland Golfers
Drub Georgetown

MaryIand's golf team fin
iShed strong to defeat George
town. 2O1a-6la, in the Terps'
last dual match of the season
yesterday on the Maryland
course. Only the conference
championship remains.
The points were even, Az
Az, on the front nine, but the
Maryland golfers scored a vir-
tual sweep Of the back nine
and the 18-hole points.
Maryland'S record now is
7-3-1, while the Hoyas are 1-6.
Summaries:
Beman, Maryland. tied Stewart
Grub, MARYLAND. defeated o'Don.
! nell, 2l2-l2 Best ball: Georgetown, 2-1
| Dudley, MARYLAND. defeated Gilman.
ten. 2-1 owen, Maryland, defeated
/ BemerieZ, 40. Best ball: Maryland 80
Quinn, Maryland, defeated Krovetz
I 30. Hogg Maryland, defeated O'Neil
FL. Best ball: Maryland, 2Ia-1a.
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WI RoWers
Win 5 Races

Westinghouse High Schoo,
won five of eight crew races
yesterday on the Potomac
River off Old Dominion Boat
Club in a tuneup for the North
ern Virginia championship;
next Saturday.
Other schools participating
were George Washington
Hammond, Wakefield, st. An
drew's of Dover, Del, and the
Penn FroSh.
Results:
LIST race-135-pound eights-Ham,
mond defeated CIV by open water tnc
I'd race-W-L fifth eight defeated
WI sixth eighth by open water enc
time available).
Sd race, WI fourth eight (5:44),
., CIV. fourth eight (5:46l; 3, Ham.
monc fourth eight tho timel.
4th race, WI third eight (5:42);
2, Wakefield quad (5:4S): 3, Hammond
third eight mo time); 4, CIV third
eight mo timel.
5th race, WI second eight
(5;42b; >, CIV second eight (5:52).
9th race Hammond second foul
t5:39: ., CIV second four $3.50
3, WI second four (5:37); 4, st
Andrews second four mo time.
7th race-1. WI first eight % 3aN
?, CIV first eight $3.50; 3. Penn frost
thirds mo timeD.
: SIN race; st. Andrews first four
., WI first four: 3. CIV first four
4, Hammond first four (no time avail
able for any boat.
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Quontico Sprint Marks
Shattered by FiIInon

oUANTIcO. Va. May
Especially An unheralded Ma
rine sprinter stole the show In
ia quadrangular track meet
here this afternoon, dashing 10
two Butler Stadium records
Quantico's Walt Fillman took
the i00-yard dash In 9.5 Sec
onds TO break the stadium mark
Of 90, jointly owned by nation
ally-known Ira Murchisoa and
Paul Winder. Murchlson and
Winder got their times IN the
trial heats in the Quanticc Re-
lays three weeks ago.
Fillman then took the 900
in 200 seconds. breaking the
mark Of Oil set by George
Hutcherson Of Fort Lee last
year. HUTCHINSON was Second
today.
Quantico. boasting such stars
as Bob Gutowski and Alex
Breckenridge. scored SO points,
while Fort Lee was second with
81. Camp Lejeune had 20 points
and the Baltimore Olympic
Club got Is.
Gutowski, world record
holder in the pole vault, won
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his specially with a leap OF
IA feet 8. Breckenridge, former
mile and two-mile champion OF
Scotland, won the two-mile in
BIAS. beating by 10 full sec
ondS the stadium record set by
Charley Capozzolli Of George
town on May Is, 1851.
A fourth stadium record went
by the boards when Dick Sim
mons OF Fort Lee sped 10 VIC
tory In the 440 in 48 seconds.
Earl Comma Of the SD Air
borne Division set the old mark
OF 48.3 last year.
other winners today included
Ed McComaS of the BOG in
the discus Q56-8) and shot put
(53-D, Elvin Wesley Of Fort
Lee in the high jump (6-4).
Dick Seed Of Quantico in the
l2o-yard high hurdles l5.0.
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HOyds Beat
LOyOIa, II

Highlander Art Connolly, a
senior from Wilmington, Del,
pitched four-hit ball as George
town defeated Loyola of Balti-
more, To, yesterday. 1t was
the Hoyas' first baseball victory
this season after nine losses.
Loyola is go for the season.
Georgetown got only seven
hits off three Loyola pitchers,
but four unearned runs in the
first inning put the Hoyas
ahead to stay. Captain Paul
Solomon led the Hoyas' attack
with a double and two singles.
He stole three bases, including
a steal of home in the seventh
inning.
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BY MERRELL wInTTLEsEY
star stan writer


The football practice fields
at Maryland will be divided
into three sections this week
In preparation for Saturdays
game with the Alumni In Byrd
Stadium.
Coach Tom Nugent will have
his GO" team working exclu-
sively on offense, his stop"
team exclusively on defense
and his first team working both
ways.
This may sound like a crazy
statement" Nugent said at the
conclusion Of the 18th spring
practice session yesterday. "but
we're going TO plan on using
three teams next year because
we don't have enough good
football players for two.
IF we had % great football
players. I wouldn't have TO do
this. But we're going to have
to get the most out Of what
We have. so we're going TO have
offensive and defensive spe-
cialists."
The "Two-Way" team had
several changes at the conclu-
sion Of practice yesterday. par
ticularly in the backfleld, where