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FULL BRICK DUPLEX

FULL BRICK DUPLEX
Here Is q very good investment
or income property. SIS. ll2-cor
garages on both sides and fenced
in yards. Located in one of the
best purts Of Euclid.
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DELUXE RANCH

FAB. Choice Beverly Hills Ioeo-
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NEW 64-FOOT RANCH

1907. 3 large bedrooms. tiled
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NEW 6-SUITER

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

max Of the 22d annual post
season basketball classic, q
pick 'em affair.
The game will be televised
nationally by NBC starting Of
pm. (channel 4 In Washing
toni.
And the rival coaches, Chuck
Orsborn Of Bradley and Joe
Lapchick Of st. Johns, were
extremely wary of each other
Bradley whipped st. Johns,
71-66. at Madison Square Gar
den early in the season, but
both coaches tended to discount
that result.
Bradley isn't the same team
now :. it's a much better one, f"
said Lapchick, whose Redmen
came into the tourney unseeded
ana nave won three games by a
total Of 80 points.
Orsborn said both teams
played poorly in their previous
meeting and pointed out that
st. Johns sophomore star
Tony jackson. had developed
greatly since then.
Bradley was top-seeded for
the NIT and barely squeaked by
NYU in Thursday nights semi
finals after crushing Butler in
its quarter-fl opener. ST.
Johns victories have been over
Manhattan, third-seeded st.
.Bonaventure and Providence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
BASKETBALL
RESULTS

MEGA At LOUISVILLE
(Semiflnals)
California "a $1,000 Cincinnati IS
West Virginia "a Louisville 7g
AAU AT DENVER
(SemifinalsD
Bartlesville ~
San Francisco Olympic Club II
wichita lO4 Army Al-Stars 102
(OvertimeD
JUNIOR COLLEGE AT
HUTCHINSON, KANS,
(SemifnaIsJ
Weber ogden, Utah 55
Cameron lLawton. OklA.) 81
6ethany Lutheran (Mankato, Mimi 80
Henry Ford dearborn, Mich.) 80
Consolation
Independence, Kans. 30
North 0reenville tTigerville. 9. c. 81
Lindsey Wilson Columbia, XVI gj
LaSalle-PeTu.O Or lesby iii g.!
W0MEN's AMATEUR AT
KANSAS CITY
(First Round)
81. Louis Ganninger's 81
Kansas City Tri-State 1C
South Bend Rockets 81 a
Kansas City Spof Sscaster %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
Pointer Is Choice of IS
In Governors GoIdCuD

Jacobs Our Dad; Ruth X.
Pierce's Dust Jacket, and James
L. Wiley's Shannondale. OF
the four, the shortest price in
the winter book Derby line is
Our Dad at S0-to-l.
The weekend throng was ex-
pected to turn to Pointer al
the betting windows mainly be-
cause Of his last race in Florida
when he finished second tt
Easy Spur in the recent Hutch
eson Stakes at Gulfstream
Park. beating out, among
others. Octopus. the Hibiscus
winner. Joceky Bob Ussery
something of a sensation him
self in Florida, was due to ride
Pointer.
Carolina Joy TOpweighted
A Bowie development this
year, Cary Boshamer's lightly
raced Carolina Joy was high
weight at 121 pounds. This
honor was earned by his VIC
tory in the George Washing
ton Stakes at Bowie last month.
Except for Fred Simmons
Snommis (his owners name
spelled backwards) who was
toting l18, the balance of the
field got in with l12 under the
allowance conditions of the cup
event.
With Grant aboard, Pen
Bolero also figured to be well
backed, together with Our Dad,
whom Trainer Hirsch Jacobs
has been saddling for his
daughter. Our Dad was a win
ner at Santa Anita this win
ter. and Jacobs has high hopes
for the colt. However, he was
unlucky in the post position
draw yesterday, getting the No.
IA spot.
Bill Boland has been as
signed to ride Our Dad in an
attempt to give Jacobs his Sec
ond Gold Cup triumph Two
years ago Promised Land, in
Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs silks,
won the cup.
Last year, Deack Duncan
won the Gold Cup for his own
er, John s. Kelly of Washing
ton. Today Bono, with Jockey
Larry Adams aboard, was out
for another Washington tri-
umph. carrying the silks Of
George A. Garrett.
Completing the Gold Cup
lineup were Dandy Don, Half
Acre, Col. Chuck, Sir Hawley,
AdmiralS Jet and White Post.
ner-Trainer William Hal
Bishop said he will not be awed
See BOWIE, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
Three Ferraris
Ear|yteaders
AT Sebring

SEBRING. Fla. Mar. 81
AP.-Jean Behra Of France,
one Of the worlds outstanding
drivers, built up a narrow lead
today after the first four laps
over the twisting, 5.2-mile
course in the Sebring Inter-
national Grand Prix, a l2-hour
asports car racing endurance
test.
A field Of IS sleek machines
got of at 10 am. The test
ends at 10 pm. Some 10000
spectators were on hand, for
the start. The weather was
threatening.
The first time around the
course, located on an aban-
doned air force base, Roy Sal
Waldorf Of England, driving an
Aston-Martin. was in front
Behra is driving one Of the
favored Ferraris.
Ferraris Second, Third
Dan Quincy Of Riverside
Calf. also in a Ferrari. was
second while a third car of the
same make. driven by l9-year-
old Pedro Rodriguez Of Mexico
City, was third at the end OF
four laps.
Sebring's dangerous hairpin
turn claimed its first victim oil
1859 before the racers started.
Ed Lawrence, 30-year-old
amateur driver from Detroit
and father Of two children,
died last night when his Mase-
rau zoomed of the track al
80 miles an hour In a practice
run.
The auto salesman was
pinned in the flaming car he
apparently drove straight of
the track at the hairpin turn,
1t was his first lap in the
Maserati. owned by Ed Fuch
of Birmingham, Mich. but en-
tered by the Ralaye Motors OF
Glen Cove. N. Y.
One Race Fatality
Only one driver, Bob Goldich
of Chicago. has been killed in
the Sebring race. He died in
1857. A 22-year-old mechanic,
Gilbert johnson Of Savannah,
Ca. was fatally injured Thurs
day in a highway crash Of his
AC-Bristol racer.
Although the Sebring grind
that runs from 10 am. until 10
pm. counts only in the race fol-
the car manufacturers cham
pionship. the winning driver
will be favored to succeed the
late Mike Hawthorn. the 1855
driving champion. This is the
first Of a series Of six for the
manufacturers title. won the
past five years by the Ferrarl
factory Of Modena, Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
Terps Nine
Opens Today

An opening double header
against the University of Con-
necticut today gives Maryland
a chance to test its pitching
staff.
Coach Burt Shipley, starting
his seth year with the Terps,
seems to have a strong team in
most positions with a fair
amount Of hitting in prospect.
Heading the returning pitch
ers Is Dick Reitz who had q
4-3 record last year. Others
are Bill Osha who had no rec
ord in one start last year and
Ed Holtz who was OIL In re-
lief. The latter two are left
handere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
Kemmerer Learns to Hide Pitches,
Gives Senators Boost on Mound

flied to Lemon and Wayne Ter
williger and Urban grounded
out.
The Senators and AS will
play virtually all today and all
tomorrow. Both days they'll
start Q game at IL o'clock and
play seven innings or until l
O'Clock. whichever arrives
earlier. Then they will take
a break and play the regular
game at 1880 o'clock.
Pete Mesa and Hal Griggs
will work the morning game
for the Senators today, with
Jack Kralick and Bill Fischer
scheduled to pitch in the after
noon.
NOTES: Coach Bill urges
is in Miami scouting the play
ers the Yankees have offered
for Pitcher Camilo Pascual
Dan Dobbek. hitless in
his last IL tries, left eight on
base yesterday as he failed in
four attempts.
1t was raining when the Sen
ators hustled out Of Orlando at
1880 yesterday to play q
hastily arranged contest here
since there was little ad-
vance notice that a game would
be played, only 66 customers
showed up the Senators
record now Is 5-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Pointer, a Florida raced colt
owned by Loran P. Guy, was a
slight choice to whip a crowded
field Of is 3-year-olds in the
$50, 000-added Governors Gold
Cup at Bowie today in the first
major Eastern stakes race Of
the season for Derby-age horses.
Gov. j. Millard Tawes will make
the cup presentation.
With Jockey Howard Grant.
the Nations hottest jockey at
the moment, serving as a double
attraction with the fifth annual
Gold Cup. Bowie expects to en-
terrain $4,000 fans for its next
to-last weekend program of
the season. There was a posi-
bility that showers would mar
the program.
The Grant followers lost some
OF their winnings yesterday when
the 49, year = old rider was
blanked with seven mounts.
But the colorful teen-ager, who
had Is winners in four days,
was signed up for a full slate
this afternoon. He will ride
Mrs. Ben Cohen's Pen Bolero,
another Florida invader, in the
Gold Cup.
Four Derby Eligibles
However. the Gold Cup, worth
a fat $36.350 with is starters,
did not figure to add anything
to the cloudy Derby picture.
Four of the colts going to the
post in the 7-furlong sprint
have been made eligible for the
Louisville classic.
The Derby nominees in the
Gold Cup are Cecil Fishbach's
Festival King. third in the
Louisiana Derby; Miss Patrice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

facing the batter when ! was
going to throw q fast ball
When ! was going to throw
curve twisted my wrist as
went into the windup. I made
it simple for the hitter, but
even after Cookie told me about
1t I couldn't break the habit
That's why / don't take q wind.
up now.
II thinK I might be better
this year. I've been working al
winter, practicing before a full.
length mirror in the house. get
ting a high leg kick into my
delivery. ! believe 1t will add
some deception, hiding the ball
better.
Adding Slow Stuff
"Ill be adding some slow
stuff, too" Kemmerer said
What I had last year was a
hard slider and q hard curve.
III take something of of each
Of those pitches this year. ]
won't get many strikeouts
with them but they'll be some
thing new to show to hitters
and maybe upset their timing"
The Senators showed some
hitting. too. against the AS.
They amassed Is hits, with
Clint Courtney getting three
and Reno Bertoia, Herb Plews,
Roy Sievers and Jim Lemon
adding two each. The AS col
lected eight hits, whacking
John Romonosky for six Of
them and both their runs.
Sievers. batting .583 with
seven hits in IL chances, dou-
bled across two runs against
Bob Grim in the third inning
after the Senators loaded the
bases on singles by Kemmerer,
Bertoia and Plews. They added
a run OF Jack Urban In the
fifth when Norm Zauchin
walked and Lemon cracked his
second double.
Zeke Bella Doubles
The AS advanced only one
runner to second base against
Kemmerer. That was when
Zeke Bella doubled to start
the last Of the fifth. He re-
NAMED there as Mini Tornay
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Two Pitching Costoffs
Making Orioles Happy

inning on a walk, singles by
Chico Carrasquel and Gus Tri-
andos and a throwing error.
Bill Skowron hit a three-run
homer of Bob Buhl for the
Yankees first game victory.
The niehtcap was decided on
an unearned ninth inning tally.
Mary Throneberry, who had
previously homered, reached
second base with two out on a
throwing error by Shortstop
Felix Mantilla. Bobby Richard
son singled him home.
NewcOmbe Is Loser
The Dodgers and Reds few
from rain-soaked Florida to
Havana to get in their game.
Duke Snider doubled home
what proved to be the deciding
run in the third off Don New
combe, former Los Angeles
pitcher. Dick Gray and Char
lie Neal hit home runs for the
Dodgers while Ed Bailey re-
taliated for the Reds.
The Indians continued their
mastery over the Boston club.
now 1912 in the standings.
They scored two in the ninth
to remain the only team that
has beaten the Red Sox. A
walk to Jimmy Piersall, Minnie
Minoso's single. an inf1eld out
and a wild pitch by Mike For
nieles, brought in the tying
run. Vic Power then singled
in the winning tally.
Right-hander Bob Anderson
went the full nine innings for
the Cubs and held the Giants
to four hits. Home runs by
Chick King and Tony Taylor
paced the Chicago attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
By the Associated Press

Baltimore's baseball brass TO-
day smiled over their wisdom
In latching onto q pair Of pitch
ing hand-me-downs.
The castoffs-Hoyt Wilhelm
and Ernie Johnson-have indi-
Gated by their clever hurting
that at age SO and IS respec-
ttively, they still can be effec-
tive.
Wilhelm and johnson both
have been vital cogs for pen
nant- winning National League
clubs in the past, Hoyt with
New York Giants and Ernie
with Milwaukee's Braves.
Knuckleballer Wilhelm and
specializing johnson, who
laid their claim to fame as re-
lief specialists, combined to
shut out st. Louis 80 yester-
day for the Orioles fourth con-
secutive victory.
Yanks Win Two
Meanwhile, the World Cham
pion New York Yankees and
the Braves engaged in a rare
exhibition doubleheader. The
Yanks bopped the Braves 6-3
and 5-4 in a day-night affair
at Miami.
In other games, Los Angeles
edged Cincinnati 80; Cleveland
nipped Boston 5-4; Washington
shaded Kansas City 80; De-
troit beat Pittsburgh So, and
Chicago's Cubs Subdued San
Francisco 81.
Wilhelm and johnson per-
mltted the Cardinals only five
hits and stranded II Redbird
base-runners. The Orioles put
it out of reach of Sam Jones as
they scored twice in the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
II IN GULFsTREAM CAP
Vertex and Bordstown
Renew Rivalry Today

tex was william B. Miller'S
Better Bee at 119 pounds. Then
came Mrs. Tilyou Christopher's
Amerigo and Mrs. Leigh G.
Bishops Ricci TaN under ia.
Track Could Be Fast
Others in the field were
Crabgrass Stables Noureddin,
113: Mrs. s. Helene Sadacca' s
A Dragon Killer, 1l2: Mrs. Lora
Birr's Belleau Chief, Ill; Ada
L. Rice's Air Pilot, ITO; Elmen-
DORIS Bills Sky Boy. 100; j. M.
Small's FL Bermejo, and j. C.
Dobkin Stables Point Of Or
der, 100.
The going has been sloppy
since the rains started, but II
the sun shines, the track prob
ably will be fast.
The $4,000 Woonsocket
Handicap at 7 furlongs headed
the Lincoln Downs program. In
this one, Gerald Colella s
Admiral Joy and o. H. Weenges
g. Sons Gunrod hook up again
Admirals Joy, a good mudder
soundly trounced his rival the
last time they met in the New
Haven Handicap on a heavy
track. Admirals Joy won it by
seven lengths and q half with
Gunrod far back in third place
How Now is the favorite over
Seaneen in the SIS, 000-addec
San Francisco Handicap al
Tanforan. at q mile and a six
tenth. Johnny Longden, who
already has won this race three
times. was the jockey on Sea.
Ineen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-W
TELEVISION

TELEVISION
Saturday
Hockey
New York Rangers VS.. De-
troit Red Wings, WTOP-9. z
pm.
Basketball
st. Johns VS.. Bradley, finals,
National Invitational Tourna-
ment. WRC-4, 4pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
4 pm.
All-Star Golf, WMAL-7, s
pm.
Sunday
Baseball
New York Yankees VS.. Balti-
more Orioles, WJZ-13 CBalti-
more), 2 pm.
Basketball
st. Louis Hawks VS.. Minneap-
oils Lakers west Division play
of finals, WRC-4, 2:30 pm.
Bowling
Bowling Stars, WMAL-7,
4:30 pm.
RADIO
Saturday
Baseball
Washington Senators VS..
Kansas City Athletics. WTOP,
1880 pm
TrOtting
1.-THE Monitor" (Yonkers
Raceway), WRC, 1905 pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Washington Senator'S VS..
Kansas City Athletics, WTOP,
1880 ph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
BY the Associated Press

A couple Of old sparring part
ners. Bardstown and vertex
crossed paths again today in
the 500. 000-added Gulfstream
Park Handicap. top race on
the Nationwide card.
Bardstown was the favorite,
rain or shine, under top weight
Of 1877 pounds, including Jockey
Steve Brooks. He spotted his II
rivals from 2 to 8 pounds.
Sam Boulmetis rode Vertex,
who picked up 125 pounds.
For Bardstown, the 7-year-
old gelding. this was a familiar
race. He won it two years ago
and has been rolling in high
gear ever since. All told. Bards-
town has finished in the money
in Is Of his 80 races and has
earned $628, 402.
Won Pimlico Special
Vertex, winner Of the Pimlicc
Special last year. licked Bards-
town in the Trenton and Idlea
wild Handicaps last fall.
But II has been a long road
for Vertex. He has had tt
fight of chronic soreness ir
one of his front feet all through
his racing career, and only last
week end had to be Withdrawn
from the Appleton Handicap
because he was sore.
Trainer Joe Piarulli, however
has been working with him al
week and reports him in tor
condition for the mile-and-one.
quarter jaunt.
Weighted right behind Yer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
By BURTON HAWKINS
star Stan Writer

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla,
Mar. 2l.-Russ Kemmerer lost
q flock Of close games last sea-
son, but retains o sense Of hui
NOR about it. who knows?"
the Senator's Highlander asks,
Maybe II ] don't have to face
Billy Pierce, Bob Turley and
Whitley Ford this year I might
wind up winning eight games,
with q little luck. that Is"
Kemmerer had just COM
pleted five excellent innings
against the Athletics here yes
terday, allowing only two hits
and no runs. It was a refresh
ing rebound after q previous
performance In which the YAM
KEGS cuffed him for three
homers in three innings.
1t was q display which pro-
vided q big boost In lifting the
Senators to a So victory over
Kansas City in a game switched
from Orlando TO this city where
the long-lost sun finally peeked
through.
II figure that with any luck
! would have won seven more
games last year." Russ said,
more seriously. IT lost one by
10, two by 20 and one by SO.
I got beat twice by 2-l scores
and ! went 10 innings to q %
tie. / wound up els but I
don't think I was that bad.
Telegraphed Pitches
II didn't get going until late.
though" Russ continued. II
didn't get Strengthened out until
Cookie manager Lavagetto)
had me adopt a no-windup de-
livery. I was telegraphing my
pitches. The coaches didn't
have to call them. The batters
themselves. could detect what
was coming. So could every
body in the stands If they had
been obServant enough.
Il had a habit Of starting
into my windup with my wrist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
Brodley and St. Johns
Clash for Title Todoy

NEW YORK, Mar. 81 (AP)
Bradley went after its second
National Invitation tournament
championship in three years to-
day when the Peoria Braves
met st. Johns Of New York,
For their part, the Redmen
were trying for an unprece-
dented third NIT title.
The experts rated the Madi-
son Square Garden game, cli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
SENATORS, 3;
ATHLETICS,2

Totals 80 313 3 Totals 80 2 8 2
l-Qrounded out for Grim in I'd.
2-Struck out for Kemmerer In 9Th.
3-Ran for Sievers In eth.
4-Grounded into double play for
rerwilliger in It'll.
5-eingled for Urban In eth.
KANSAS CRY - ooo0 90 600
civilians. 2B-Bertoia, sievsrs,
b b.s 81 9Msidifz.i Lopez S.v, War: ard
Zauchin. LOB Washington, 10:
Kansas City. 8, S-Kemmerer. PO-A
Washington, 27-13: Kansas City,
2G-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
GULFSTREAM LINEUPS

MIAMI Mar 81 (AP-Here is the field for the 100000
added Gulfstream Park Handicap IA miles, today at Gulf
stream Park with post positions jockeys and probable
odds: