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HOSPITAL COMMITMENT ORDERED
Sexton Tries Suicide
After Burglary Arrest

He had won 81 in a row before
being held to a draw. He took
the welterweight title from Kid
Gavilan in 1854 and lost it the
following year to Tony De-
Marco.
Saxton regained the welter-
weight crown from Carmen
Basilio in 1856 only to lose it
to the same fighter the follow
ing year.
A court hearing on the COM
mitment will be held next week.
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GWs Varsity Eleven
Defects Alumni, 20-18

from Rockville who never
started a game for the Colonials
until the final two contests last
fall, scored all three touch
downs for the Alumni and
caught four Of the six COM
pleted passes for l41 yards.
Jack Baumgartner, a 1857
graduate Of CIV who now
coaches baseball at Lee High
School, got the Grads going or
the second play Of the second
quarter with q rifle pass which
Ennis caught on about the 80
yard line and carried over the
goal to complete a 66-yard play
Halfback Ted Colna took 9
pitchout and passed to Enni;
soon afterward on q 63-yaro
play to the Varsity q. Ennis
scored over right tackle two
plays later.
COIna Hits Ennis
Just before intermission jim
England, former star end
blocked a Packan punt anC
Cecil Perkins recovered on thl
Varsity 8. Colna hit Ennis il
the end zone with a 7-yarC
toss.
Guida set up his own touch
down when he recovered a Ra.
Fox tumble on the Alumni 36
The final score was preceded
by Guard Ron Reeves blocl
of a punt by Dick Claypool
The ball bounced out o
bounds on the Alumni IL.
The Alumni made one pen
etration to the Varsity 80 afte
halftime, losing the ball twicl
on interruptions and once on |
tumble.
CIV ALUMNI 0 IS O OIL
CIV VARSITY 80 8 Q s Ga
varsity-sokaris IL, pass from Hin
(rush failed)
Administering GO, pass from Baum
gartner Ckick failed.
Alumni-Ennis l., plunge (kick failed)
AUTOMATICALLY z. pass from Coin
varsity-Guida %, pass from Packal
(Packan pass).
Varsity-Carmelo 10, pass from
Packan crush failed).
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was q perfect second shot Il
the fifth green had bounded
over, and there he took hii
only DOGGY.
Leonard, a balding good.
natured fellow, hit one of the
great shots Of the tournament
on the 18th, q 445-yard pal
four where the green is to thu
left and guarded by water. HI
nailed a 2-iron 3 feet from the
stick and holed the putt for
birdie three. His last birdie
was on the par five 18th, where
he was just of the green II
two.
Middleton, who came hert
with only one tournament un'
der his belt since August
mostly because of a hernia op.
Grafton, was kissed of after
a dismal finish on Thursday
when he went four over pal
on the last eight holes for a "a
Doc moved back into the pic.
ture with a II yesterday anC
now is just one stroke back
His So was remarkable because
it included three twos on q,
tough a set of par three hole'
as you'll find.
Cary holed a 35-footer or
the second, a 12-footer on the
sixth and a 20-footer on the
18th. He had other brides or
one, two and IS, and to hi:
profound regret bogied the two
easiest holes on the course
three and seven.
COe Finishes Strong
Middleton and his partner
Walter Burkemo, finished two
holes back of the pair in front
OF them, but Cary was nc
slower than usual. He was
careful, and on the shot or
which he spent the most time
the chip to the seventh green
he hit probably his poorest
shot Of the day.
Coe came from nowhere fol
his 81. A twice-a-week golfer ir
the winter, Charley was only
one under par for IL holes. But
he birdied the two par flves, /:
and Is, on the back nine anc
finished 3-3 with a 2-foot birdie
putt on the 18th and a 20.
footer on the 18th.
Hawkins 68 pulled him tC
216, four strokes back of Pal.
mer and Leonard, and tied with
Burkemo. Billy Maxwell, Jacl
Fleck and Billy Joe Patton. The
latter hit drive after drive into
deep trouble, but with some Of
his patented amazing recov-
cries he escaped with a II.
Chandler Harper. lone quail.
fer from the Middle Atlantic
section, probably had more par,
than any player today. Tit
Portsmouth, Va, pro pared II
holes, but he bogied two anC
probably was the only playel
in the field without a birdie. H,
had "a for PIG.
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HIGH SCHOOL
RESULTS

BASEBALL
st. Johns, 10; st. Anthony, /.
TRACK
Episcopal, So; Cranbrook, As; Va,
Frosh, AZ.
Woodberry Forest, 81; staunton, 40
Alexandria Relays
WI, 67h; Wakefield. So; B-CCi
81; CIV, IS; James Monroe, 10;
Bladenshurg, IL; Annandale. IL: Gull
pepper, liz St.. Johns. 10; Hammond,
10: Herndon. o; Groveton, g.; George
Mount Vernon. Ia.
GOLF
woodherry Forest, @; Staunton, O.
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Ce|tics Score
Over Lakers;;
"a for Baylor

BOSTON. April 4 CAP).-
Boston Celtics defeated the
Minneapolis Lakers. lls-ll5,
today to take a 10 lead in
their best-of-seven series for
the National Basketball Asso-
citation championship. A crowd
Of s.195 at Boston Garden saw
the playoff opener.
The teams meet again to-
morrow in Boston on national
television CwRC-4 in Wash
ington. 2::30 pm.)
Elgin Baylor. former star al
Spingarn High School in Wash
ington, d. c., and the leagues
rookie-of- the-year, scored "a
points for the Lakers anc
helped pull them from a 12-
point half-time deficit to a tic
at the end of three quarters.
Boston Runs Out Clock
The Celtics opened a 12-point
lead late in the game, 115-1O3
but went into a scoring lapse
With 80 seconds to play, Franz
Ramsey sank two foul shot!
for a 5-point Celtic lead
clinching the victory.
Baylor sank a basket after
that and Boston ran out the
clock.
Victory came at the foul line
OutScored by three baskets, the
Celtics converted "a of Their
80 free throws to is of q fol
the Lakers.
The victory was the 18th in
a row for the Celtics over Min
neapolis.
Gene Conley, who scored but
nine points, grabbed 10 re-
bounds in the first half. He
and Ramsey, high for Boston
with 20 points, came of the
bench in the second quarter
to direct the Celtics to their
half time lead. after the score
was tied at the end of the first
quarter.
MikkeIsen Gets Hot
Vern Mikkelsen scored Is
points in the third quarter as
Minneapolis pulled even going
into the final stanza. Dick
Garmaker opened the last
quarter with a long basket for
a Minneapolis lead.
For the next two minutes the
teams traded the lead until
Bob Cousy and Tommy Helm
sohn connected to give Boston
a lead it never lost.
Heinsohn. was second high
scorer for the Celtics with "a
while Jim Loscutoff had IA,
Bill Sharman 10, and CouSy
and Sam Jones IL each.
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Tie in Blind Bouey

There was a four-way tie for
the top blind DOGGY prize at
East Potomac yesterday. The
lucky quartet was Fred Stout,
83-11-72; Hahn Caps. 85-
1872; Tom Wherrity, 1876
70; and Lloyd Shalin, 87-15-72.
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Palmer and Leonard
Tie for Masters Lead
Continued From Page Ell

and Hogan a 76 for 223, so to-
morrow they'll go for exercise.
The days only gigantic blow
up was by SPANS Angel Mi
guel, who was playing with
Leonard and lost seven shots
to the Canadian in the last six
holes. Miguel could have tied
for the lead by playing those
holes in one under par.
Iron Shots OF
"Es parte del juego," was
Miguel's comment, which his
translator said means "It's
part of the game"
Palmer, the leader by two
strokes after SO holes, had
spoken confidently Of putting
this championship out of reach
today in an attempt to be-
come the first to win the
Masters two straight years.
But somewhere between the
practice tee, where he hit the
ball to perfection, and the
course, Palmer lost the touch
with his irons. His drives were
excellent and his short game
was superb. It had to be to
overcome several Of what he
admitted were the poorest irons
shots he ever hit.
/, The 29-year-old defending
champion was in trouble on the
first hole, where he flubbed an
iron but salvaged a par. On the
par 5 second, a relatively easy
birdie today, Palmer simply
fiubbed a 2-iron shot. But again
he salvaged a par.
Arnold, a strong armed, sun
tanned Pennsylvania, took a
big chunk of the sixth tee in
Showing an iron far to the right
of the green. He went one over
par. He regained that shot with
a 3-foot birdie on the seventh,
but he had to scramble to a
par 5 on the eighth after being
in trouble all the way. Even
with his miscues, he was out in
par SO.
Palmer showed a long iron to
the right Of the 18th, and went
over the short 18th, but a soft
chipping touch saved him on
both holes. On the 18th he hit
an iron so badly it didn't even
get to the ditch he was trying
to get over. 1t amounted to an
other par on the 475-yard hole
that many were reaching with
two shots.
Arnold went for the green in
two on the par 5 18th, and he
almost went into the artificially
blue-colored water on the next
hole, but again he escaped with
a par. On the 18th Palmer
charged a 22-foot putt IL feet
past the cup-and holed it COM
ing back. Then came the birdie
that tied for the lead.
Lone BOgey for Leonard
Leonard, the 44-year-old
touring pro from Vancouver,
who tied for fourth here last
year, had four brides and a
lone DOGGY on the fifth in his
50. Leonard has had 69-74-69
to Palmer's 7l-70-71. Palmer
is the only player in the field
under par each round.
Leonard usually is fast with
the repartee after a round, but
today he said he was so tired
ne had no comebacks. Before
they left the tee he jokingly
told Palmer, Don't look back
today. because I'm coming after
you"
In contrast to Palmer's
scrambling tactics, Leonard
missed only three greens in
regulation figures. He birdied
the second by holing a 20
footer and the eighth with a
15-foot putt. What he thought
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HOCKEY RESULTS

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Stanley Cup Semifinals
Boston, 5; Toronto, 4 (best-of-7
series tied. 3-3).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Calder Cup Semifinals
Cleveland, 2; Hershey. (best-of-7
series tied, 2-2l.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Championship Finals
Clinton, 5; Johnstown. / (Clinton
wins best-of-7 series, 4-3).
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LEADERS, CARDS
IN MASTERS

AUGUSTA, Ca, April 4 (AP)
- Third-round cards Of the
leaders in the Masters golf
tournament:
Par out asa 343 1896
Par in 443 545 344-36-72
Leonard out 444 353 Ass
Leonard IN 433 544 344-34-60--212
Palmer out 454 344 1896
Middlecon out
345 242 554-34
Middlecod In 442 544 344-34-6S-213
Coe out 454 $40 444-3S
Coe in AS "A S33-32-67-2I5
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farmer, Old Fields. W Va. and
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Petersburg. W. Va.
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20 parents CONSENT unemployed
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welder, Cleveland, O. and Mildred
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Md.
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Pa
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borer, ana Elsie Marie Ash. Is,
parents consent both near Oak
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West Milford, w. Va.
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cnt'S consent no occupation. near
Connellsville. Pa, and Catherine
Louise Johnson, 20, Mclcroft. Pa.
Robert Lee Polling, AZ, laborcr.
Grafton. w. Va, and Celia Mae
Phillips. So, Fairmont. W. Va
George Robert Forsythc. 49,,
parents consent farmer, and Pa
tricia Ann Miller, Is, parents con
sent both Vanderbilt, Pa
Ronald Edward Rodehcavcr, q,
recapper, and Doris Gay Umbcl
IS, both Friendsville, Md.
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worker. and Pauline Catherine
Myers, 46, both near Ridgely. W
Va.
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CONSENT student, and Bonnie
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Licenses Recently Issued
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Dodgers Rally
For 7 in Ninth
To Top Yanks
ST. PETERSBURG. Mar. 1

ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. I
(AP).-The Los Angeles Dod-
gers pushed across seven runs
in the ninth inning today to
nail the New York Yankees.
81.
Bobby Shantz and Murry
Dickson were shelled after the
Yankees led, So, going into the
final inning.
The Dodgers tied 1t at SIS
OF Shantz, who left with the
bases full. Dickson relieved and
his first pitch was clouted for
q base-clearing triple by Don
Demeter on the next pitch. Joe
Pignatano squeezed in Demeter
with the seventh run.
The Yankees bounced back
with two in their half. knock
ing out Fred Kipp, but Reno
Valdes came on to retire John
Blanchard, a pinchhitter, for
the final out.
Los Angeles 0O1 100 O07--9 12 0
New York 00l oil 202--7 20 l
Labine. Bessent "a, Erskine O.
Kipp 49,. valdes f9l and Roseooroi
Berra. Howard 90. Winner--Erskine.
Loser-Shantz.
Home run--New York, siebern.
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Cards Batter
Donovan, 12-6

TAMPA, Mar. IA tAP).-
Chuck Essegian. former STAN
ford fullback, hit a homer in
each of two six-run innings
today as the st. Louis Cardi-
nails trounced the Chicago
White Sox, 1876.
Dick Donovan was shelled
for II hits in the Cardinals
12-run attack in the first two
innings. The bombardment also
included a homer by Shortstop
Julio Gotay in the first and
another by Catcher Hal Smith
in the second.
Essegian's second inning
homer came with two on base.
After that. Ray Moore, Turk
Lown and Gary Peters hurled
shutout ball for the White Sox.
Rookie Pitcher Dick Ricketts,
Of the Cards yielded four Chi
cago runs in the inning but
got the victory.
ST. LOUIS $50 600 OOO-12 13 o
CHICAGO (AD 400 020 600 o 8 3
Ricketts,, Gibson 49, and H. Smith;
Donovan, Moore t3I. Lown (6L Peters
Home runs--st. Louis. Essesian t2).
Gotey, H. Smith.
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Bradley and St. Johns
Gain NIT Semi-FinoIs

1886, on Johnny Egan's 35-foot
Jump shot with 6 seconds left.
Providence plays second-seeded
st. Louis and NYU meets
fourth-seeded Oklahoma City
in quarter-flnal games Tuesday
night.
Jackson PAGES st. Johns
jackson almost single hand
edly kept st. Johns in the run
ming in the first half when the
Bonnies threatened to pull
away. He tipped in 81 points,
shared l6 rebounds and batted
away many shots that APP
peared to be sure st. Bonaven-
ture baskets.
The Bonnies. spanked by Sam
Stith'S 90 points. led at half
time, 1896, and still were out
in front. 45-43, before st. Johns
tipped in eight straight points
to go ahead for good.
The BonnieS kept the Red
men from scoring field goal
for 6l2 minutes. but during this
span st. Johns made 10 straight
free throws and widened its sd-
vantage to 66-57. AS time ran
out luck turned against the
Bonnies. They twice missed easy
layupts after stealing the ball,
Zone BOthers Butler
Butler, thrown off its shoot
ing by a zone defense which
Bradley threw up in the second
half, fell behind, 60-49, before
finding the range again.
With Bill Scott and Orville
Bose sinking baskets from the
side, Butler pulled up to within
74-7t with five minutes re-
naming.
Then Bradley wrapped up
See NIT, Page Ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

NEW YORK, Mar. IA (AP).-
With Sophomore Tony Jackson
playing in sensational fashion,
st. Johns of New York upset
third seeded st. Bonaventure.
82-74, in the National Invita-
tional Basketball Tournament
tonight and joined top-seeded
Bradley in next Thursdays
semiflnals.
A crowd Of 16,307 thrilled to
an equally exciting contest in
the first game of the night
double-header when Bradley
piled up an ll-point lead early
in the second half and then
81" sed of a late rally by Butler
to win. 1917.
In the afternoon double
header winding up the first
round. New York University
wore down Denver, 90-81, and
Providence nipped Manhattan,
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BASKETBALL
SCORES

NATIONAL INV, TOURNAMENT
At Madison Square Garden
,, First Roun6
Providence On Man Rsnysp "a "a
,..., .. 10uarterfnaIsj ~
Sc. Johns Se $50 Bonaventure ii
NCAA TOURNAMENT
A. Charlotte. N. c.
West virsinia 50 ,"" Boston U. 81
FinaD
Final
Cincinnati 81 Kansas State ~
Louisville ~ Michigan state 81
At San Francisco, Calf.
tConsolation)
tCOnsoIation) u"
Nav 90 ST. Joseph's (Pa) SO
At Evanston, III.
% O'''1 MARQUETTE SO
,, =, (COnsolation)
at Kansas City
Tenn. AL o. r'F Pae,fc Lutheran y,
For third place.
sW Texas st. 81 Ft. Hays 81. 80
ROCHESTER TECH TOURNEY
Rochester Tech Oh ClarksOn 90
iCons0latiOn)
RPI II Lawrence Tech A
MARYLAND STATE TOURNAMENT
(FinalsD
Class A
B-CC 10 --- Howard County 40
Glass B
Valley Of Homecoming 81 Aberdeen AZ
Class G
Lackey 80 Elmer Wolfe 20
X. OF C. TOURNAMENT
(Semifinals)
Carroll 10 .-- Paeelli 3G
MOlloy 81 West Catholic 6;i
(ConsOlation)
Sc. GATHERINGS 80 DeMatha Al
Central Catholic so Queen Of Peace AZ
VA. GROUP I TOURNAMENT
Championship
Z. C. Glass ~ Hopewell 81
(COnsOla toni
Jefferson Sr. Sc Bristol ~
MIA PLAYOBFS
(Semiflnal SeriesD
az Detroit 30
minneapolis leads best-Of-three series
VsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
1920 Watch
Hare RAISING
Win at Bowie
BY LEWIS +. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

Hare Raising, a son of the
noted Splinter Apache. dis
played all the speed and cour-
age of his old man in whipping
Edward Potter's favored Plion
to win the 42d running of the
S28,750 Bowie Handicap yes
terday before 1920 fans at
Bowie.
1t was a well-deserved VIC
tory for the 6-to-1 invader
from New Orleans, although
Jockey Robert Lee Baird had
to be cleared of a charge of
interference lodged by Nick
Shuk aboard Plion, the 7-to-5
favorite, before Owner-Trainer
William Hal Bishop could COL
lect the winners share of
$l8,437.5O.
Apache was a top Splinter
back in the 194os. ana Hare
Raising displayed the same
speedy qualities in chasing
Plion to the first turn, where
Shuk claimed he was bothered
the first time. The 6-year-old
Hare Raising then proceeded
to show his stamina and cour-
age by matching Plion stride
for stride until midway through
the final turn, where he wrested
the lead from him.
Wins by 3 Lengths
Shuk contended his mount
was bothered again along the
backstretch, where Plion tried
IN vain to shake off his pur-
suer. But there was no question
of the better horse at the finish,
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