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M nooRpSEIEpss' osiEShis g pArt9 Il ss; Sso:
Denied ave. JosRPH 8. DEVER.
EuX, INC. VIII. 2-To6s, VIII. q
REDWOOD PARK--We believe WI
ket Tor Sii.aSC. Lovely Sic 4.bed,
Tm.. 5h bath brk. Colonial with
= large study and q Kitchen thai
new and q x. Of fnsst dSs 1nS'
closet space. PRANK 3. Phillips
INC? DI. 7-l4li; ewes. NO. q
LANGLEY PARK - Modern 5-rm
brick home: COW. close-in location
Screened porch. finished rec. rm.,
$3.50 down. Price, S13.9B0. HUoH
Il Tr p ltaxao 7e n, q New Hamp. ave-
MASS. AVE. AREA-charmins VII.
liamshura Colonial, with center
hall, formal din. rm.. mod. kit,
bedrm. OF. study and bath, LIST
Moor; a. bearms; and bath on
s@ 500 KoRzRES6o Eppdsd RAE i5ATaa:
TOR, OIL. 4.e1li It'll q.
MASS. ave, .sPRIN0FIELD-Mag-
nificent white brk. -and- stone Colo
nial with massive slate roof: love-
iine quality, built in loss. CEN.
TRIAL AIR CONDITIONING: large
library and iine bath on LIST floor;
twin-sise bedrms., = baths on
end: beautiful rec, rm., servants
rm. and bath In basement: enor-
nous screened porch over .2-car
attached gar; Deep freeze. clothes
washer and drier,. wall-to-well car
pet included priced at Sh7, 500.
7.Ilii: ewes. wo. 6.3o4o.
MASS. AVE. EXT, 1880 osceols
EXCEPTIONAL value. choice loea-
tion-New rambier-type home; z
rms. 2h baths. Q firepiaces. g.
de-sac; priced for Quick sale.
Trade considered. moderate terms
OIL. 6-Sa42. OIL. 6-650O.
MONTGOMERY " ON m ygNIoR COLLEGE
6sx20u u lot with tall shade
Z ,arEe bedrms.. ist d. family rm
sSrsse. very sp si,; on sls'es n'
4 ! KEssrNoER q CO., 10.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
Open Today
COLT. Brick Rambler
m-ACRE LOT

Most impressive Arizona
ranch house, nestled lnugly
atop q gorgeous green knoll,
and DELIGHTFULLY."- silhouetted
~ Paddock fencing; WONDER
fully exciting domestic: fea-
lures concrete patio, apple
orchard. attached garaee
n nnS ,p psn si;a, I r,umpus I'm r%;
S22,450 for quick sale and
vacant ior immediate pos;
sssiss:ion "a. Dir R., Bless 3 . rd ,;;,.s
sia9SSss " I'd .ul seco alss' p Uae.s
Mi 3D.; Ai 20 sfTiiTfS n Sus
High Point High school %
Powder MIL I'd.
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HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. acre;
.o1 SsdrTP it' sNE$Sf sh Ssk gen RiAN NH
RAMBLER" with 5 hrepls,, e
garage, W. J. NICHOLAS. HE
l-1000
sUMNER ARIA = New orleans
style. Beautifully built new home.
isr.se sS cream III baths sSs ,.H aIst'i ln
w/firepl., bsmt. nicely finished
s s , s S:or :ns som IS SssH P TT:
70 4 c 81 $500. IAsokSET j.
DuNKLKY. Realtor.
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FOXHALL AREA
NEW TOWN HOUSES
GEORGETOWN STYLE

Under construction: can be
On hpuN e ESSYF !, S' e: s,s can
KE 7-i57O; eyes,. Wo. g.
1888.
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SILVER SPRING

Langley PIX. Areal. Spleen
did and spacious brk. RAM
bier features 3 ktng-sized
bedrms.. . full baths. huge
kit, Nv. vm. with firepl.. SEP.
din. rm.. double-hung alu-
minum windows, daylight
walk -out hsmt.; cow. to
Univ. OF Md, public and
parochial schools. pvt. COM
munity swimming pool; only
. hlks. IN D. c. hnS. Bargain
buy At S23,e50. easy FLA
terms.
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DEWEY M. FREEMAN

1914 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-7700
TAKE OVER CT LOAN-S500 down.
$50 per mo. pays everything for
this 3-bedrm: semirambler Gas
e cfas e cSI t ifnse emo rO' Wa NeaT 7saS6
ROBERT 8. DAVIS AND Co. INC
TAKOMA PARK-~Nice size, Diet
brk; Colonial, IMMACULATE CON-
R T. RI x Tx table T sp pssDl S Sin
BATH. Fruit TREES. FENCED
YARD: l blk. II. bus: $3.50
down; sis;750. HUGH +. PECK.
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BETHEsPA "a LynS,IT,oOk Ais, Elsmep s.y
brk. Colonial; ScREENED porch,
si lS.sSc s;isDRRfiss. RHsirY iiF' 81
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r sl sSIi::l.1 RS s eSlssSSFo I STs
81 iti OF .5H% trust Psol, j member:
go0LEy or Md INC" OIL. g.
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SUITLAND

Extra-lge. liv. rm. with firepl.
full family-siZed din. rm., kit. 3
bedrms., 2h baths, full bsmt.
with rec. rm.. detached garage
These are only q few Of the
many features of this modern
brk. rambler. Call for more in
formation. once open evenings,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

so7 poUoLAs ST. Ni: =
cant. redecorsted. Gas INV. heat,
GARAGE. You can alIord price and
terms. Can Mr. o'Halga, FL. 4
4S45. MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO,
AID 4-2OO5,
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7 TEMPLE HILLS s.

This modern brk. rambler has Ice.
liv. rm. with firepl.. din. area,
Ice. kit. 3 bedrms.. " baths and
full walk-out bsmt located on
Ice. level lot; FILA, Sl,700 On,
Once open evenings.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
32l4 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. S-770O
WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
brick Colonial for only $500 down,
81? mo. Spacious living room, sep
arate dining room, de luxe kit,
twin-size bedroom and full nm
ished bsmt. with asphalt tile
flooring: cow. location. To inspect,
call till q pm, z. c, HILLEY &
CO., Realtors. AP. 7-7200.
GRIN. CAPE COD, East Riverdale
- baths. being used as . liv-
ing quarters. Near St.. Bernard's,
Clean as q pin. LA. 6-1492; ewes,
An o-Oolo
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BEIHEsRA.M Mod. s;eedr@. ram
$$: ' f E;s! y I Si' s. SsS
MD, INC. OIL. 6-7sO0 til ..
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HOUSES FoR sAlE--MD.

s:!;s! a:
NJ ri siSy e. VIM Sas :'Sss q 8
K l|s.Ht syTE.S,m E ss;s1I.s viEy
cred patio, fenced rear yard. NJ.
Holy M, hsdssnsE and and public Bic, schools ;a.,Sl
AsSins sis.ihO. can OF. A-aSaS.
NJ; Rogers 20. o. Oh. e-i7i7. RuT-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
HOUSES FOR SALE--N.E.
RIGGS PARK
LUXURY HOME

HlGGS Park
LUXURY HOME
First time offered. Immaculate,
beautifully decor. home, with
luxurious wall-to-wall carpeting,
fne quality Grapes and cornices,
solid mirrored wall: dream kit,
with dish washer, disposal. huge
retgr., de luxe stove FIRST floor
powder rm.. bedrms. and bath
2nd moor. Lovely paneled rec. rm.,
fenced lot. Price S1S,500 with
excel financing. Call Mr. McIn-
eash, Elk. 3-24S0; ewes and Sun,
-. .-e565. FRED A. SMITH CO
COLoRED-WOODRIDGE - 3-bed-
rm: brick; new-house cond. St2.-
$50. Vacant. Easy terms. JOHN
L. SHELTON, RFALTOR, 10. q
COLORED - 9 RMS, powder rm
and bath; semibrk. Assume OF
loan. Farragut pl. ne. Fenced yard
IA. 0.l492: ewes. AID. "-O2l2
COL0RED-FHA AFFIRMED. new
cond.; = rms. Move with 5000;
So0 mo. DAYS everything. DI.
7-0S3O. RA. 5000. 22'
C0L0RED-NR. LINCOLN PARK
ROY brick: Q rms, bath, h.-w.h.,
with gas. Priced $4,000, Call MA,
S-043e or NO. 7-7710.
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kENSINGION
4 AND 5 BEDRMS.

Nc. so H.Irj AS.IbsSIl nIssSS.E.--,.
s sSS ehsn'; sld ns' % s'S Schools s Ss
sshccgSiIns; oSSlns;sQo. ,ite sss;SSS nS
Denied ave-. JOSEPH 8. pEvER-
EuX, INC. VIII. 2-Te6s. WI. q
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'SE!! !sES ,$ SES;E 3 g! S. S;,E
s isIIailsSss REALTY lhsI e q. y aDi4is
BsETLH 1.-the HillmssS cad, , 2.
ssSs lot ss ,r ,Ss center en- s' ss
sns s:i p'nis'ssss a &c. r% %SD Slis
REALTY, OIL. 2-9070; ewes. EN-
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DIFFERENT

This 70-ft. rambler. on beautiful I
area and with q view Of The Capt.
toll. II features. 24-ft liv, rm
with fireplace sep. din. rnn.. table
space KIT. laundry Tin.. 9 large
bedFms., ~ baths bsmt.. breeze
way and garage. Immaculate cond.
Screened porch: patio. harbesue.
Realtor. ~. $4,000.
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THE PERRY BOSWELL CO
WA. 7-4500 Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

$500 DOWN, $50 month buys new
4-ro0m bungalow Price S6,450.
Near Laurel. WA. 7-lsl9
4 BEDRMS. = HILLCREST HTS.
This modern brk. home has lge.
liv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din. rm.,
modern kit. bedrmS, 2hs baths
and full bsmt. with rec. rm.: FHA
approved. $1,000 dn., terms. Office
open evenings.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-1700
) BEDRMs., din. rm., full bsmt,,
oil h.-w.h.. scr porch. l0n,xlSG
lot: COW. to Andrews; SAG
s-ss64' FELLOWS REALTY o SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

PALMER PARK; sIi.7sO-s.bed..
Tm rsmbler, Liy. rm. and dinins
L l22xl2), loads Of closet space.
neT rear porch and patio. sP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

= Beautiful s-yr.-old
eir.eond. white brick split-level; 3
sss.on r S sns u s% .Su, Tn S. sss
sscrikce: SEQ. 300. can Mrs.
Richardson, EN-. 2-5OS2 with
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO., OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

PARKWAY ESTATES s. bedrm
value-paeked rambler with large
enclosed porch; Anchor-fenced lot
Must see TO appreciate. Sacrifice
sale q $1,000: 800 dn.. FHA.
NC AP .4eze G I'll 4 SAlEs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

Colored-Home and Income
MT: PLEA .is z; g.. complete , apis, apis
WEISS g. STOLAR, INC.
Elk. 3-534O o TIL 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

S5E ,n q MAJ, New III, S5s SCiC@I,sI
hall: 4 bedrms, ? baths UPSTAIRS
IN, REQ. rm.: porch, garaee; q sold.
only : left low 30s, SAMUEL =,
RooSdLHEy OF MD" INC" OIL
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N0usEs BON sALE--Mp.


BETHESDA = Unusually eharmips.
$$.'S :::.s s:aE :as: s:lss i Ss:s
seD siS;s' $685. AN hos REHsy1e,
TY, OIL. 2-e07O. Ewes. I'm.
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AYRLAwN-BETHEsDA $3.50
down will purchase this ga.
bedrm.. Ia bath house: wonderful
garden, incl. barbecue and fruit
trees; excel. loo; schools and
transp. close BY. Call Mrs. La
Roche. OIL. 2-1771, with THOMAS
L. PHILLIPS CO.. OIL. 4.l424.
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P. G. P. OFFERS

cHEVERLY = Spacious 4-bedrm.
mitory.type bedrm.. large equipped
kit. fun rec.-type bsmt.: near
everything. p. q. P. price. S16.250.
FHA terms,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

RANDOLPH HILLS New listing
SEP, din. rm.. Kit. V With Table SPACE Spsee.
full bsmt. with outside exit,
Eround level; COMPLETELY AIR
500 GRAB T rHatinssiS' fnjs i: 1,
PECK. Realtor. 10. 5-lS42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-lO min.
downtown. Attrac.. 3-bedrm. RAM
bier: Ice. kit. fully equip. Tele-
vision den. fenced level lot auto.
washer. Selling S1l,500. FLA,
500 down. W. r. HUGHES CO.,
AP 1-lAnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Charmin
little honeymoon cottage, abso-
lutely immaculate throughout.
First class location. close to
Prince Georges Plaza. Move right
in. absolutely no red tape. Take
over $4,000 FHA loan with very
R Icy SsW 70 payment ntt:4ooW R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

POTOMAC. ssS.550 - s-yT.-old
hall plan, good sized kit. laundry
rm: on kit; bedrms.. . baths.
full !bsmt.: house Is vacant and In
excellent condition, OWNER SAYS
" 2. FREDERICK W. BERENs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

CHEVY CHAsE-A home with real
charm: 3-bedrm.. 2.bath, brk.
split.ievel. Center hall. sep. din.
nm. eompi equip. Kit. rec. rm.
and powder rm. IN bsmt.. lear
Esrase; KoRzEEp.oc,IRPpER' REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

Near Blair High School, Just OF
Dale DR. Excel; value In this
rm. with frepi.. famiiy-sised din
rm., mod. kit, with table space
2 dens. powder rm., LIST A.: 3
bedTms., 2 baths up: full bsmt,
rec. rm., garage Terrific close
II lSeAtion nv.IFTHY A ri financing ms e:
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CHEVY CHASE. near the circle
Delightful brick-and-frame Colo
NAL, with bedrm. and bath on
Ist: 3 large bedrms., . baths on
end; attic dorm room. basement;
hot-water heat; Gear garage;
S37, 500. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY,
NC. 10. 5-3A34,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-16
If PERI. 1.39 to 2.2o Yard ..
Slipeover-Dropery Fobries
oil 4s" wide, yd.

Decorator fobrics for all your home
sewing . and here now at q real
"stock-up" sole price, All washable
cottons in solids, prints and novelties.
With flows so tiny you'll not be able
to find them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-16

Our own fonous "Concord' brand Of
all white bonderized steel with strong
cotton TOPICS. Look at the sowing special
for our Birthday Sole. Choice of widths
from 10" TO 36".
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VALUES FORTH. 4I:I1 \ .vI.E, STORES
ends OF SPRINGMAID PERcALES

ENDS OF SPRINGWAID PERCALES
72xO8" fitted Special finish them
after 8xlO8" double fitted perfect 31e 99
feet, 7oc for i.2o
WHITE BLOSSOM FITTED MATTRESS PADS
Filled boched white filler Double box stitched hold filler
shifting Sonoized for minimum nkoee Reg 649 Full 4s9
PLASTIC SHOWER CURTAINS AND DRAPEs
We're reducing stock $50 for this big Birthday
coIors oxo shower matching
oIored eo rufe Reg 199 299 $780, now las. u.s. z99
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'ex0szz zzSaN - zszzESzS 49,.
ALUMINIUM
HOUSES

Lightweight prepackaged homes
of aluminium may become COM
monplace in tomoTow's subdi-
visions. Manufacturers visualize
uses for this metal seldom at
tempted in the past for shingles,
cutters, hardware, ducts, insula-
ton, fences, even nails and floor
underlays. The idea has already
been tested in Reynolds House
of Ease
These houses-both in con-
ventional and advanced design
will come from prefab plants and
be erected on the building lot with
a minimum of time and labor. An
unfolding principle for home sec
tons, worked out by designer
Robert Bingham, might well make
shipments possible by helicopter,
direct from plant to site.
Next Week. Semi-sub FreigkterS
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Yonks Sign
Richardson
And Boyer
BY the Associated Press

Although several OF their
stars are out Of the fold, the
Yankees moved past the half
way mark in 1859 salary nego-
tiations yesterday as Bobby
Richardson and Cletus Boyer
came to terms. Twenty-one OF
the Al on the roster are under
contract.
Richardson, 23-year-old, part
time second baseman, hit .247
in 73 games last season. Boyer
2l-year-old brother Of Ken
Boyer Of the Cardinals, slugged
% homers and batted .284 fol
Richmond as an infielder last
season. but the Yankees plan
to try him in the outfleld be-
cause Of his strong arm.
Meanwhile, the Phillies signed
Granny Hammer, 3l-year-old
infelder, and the Red Sox
signed Pitcher Murray Wall,
who had an 8-9 record in relief
roles.
Catcher Hal Smith (.22D
and Dick Luebke, rookie south
paw who was lit at San An
tonic last year, accepted the
Cardinals terms. Outfielder
Charles Secrest (.28l at Little
Rock was added to the Kansas
City roster.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Lockman Goes
To Baltimore

BALTIMORE. Feb. IA (AP)
The. Orioles announced today
the. purchase of First Baseman
Whitley Lockman from the San
Francisco Giants.
General Manager Lee Mac
Phail said Lockman, 80. was
obtained in a straight cash
tranaction. but he declined to
say how much money was in
volved.
The acquisition Of Lockman,
we think. will answer our need
for another first baseman with
proven major league ability to
back up Bob Boyd" Mac Phail
said. Lockman also can play
the outf1eld.
Boyd has been the only eX-
perienced first baseman on the
Oriole roster since Dick Will
1iams was traded to Kansas
City last fall for Chico. Carras-
quel.
Lockman, a 6-footer from
Charlotte. N. c.. has, played
with the Giants. in New York
and San Francisco, since he
first came to the majors ID
years ago. He also was with
the Cardinals for a brief time
in 1856.
Last year Lockman played
in only 80 Games. mainly as a
pnch-hitter, due largely to the
standout performances Of sew
eral Giant rockies, including
Orlando Cepeda. His average
at the plate last season was
.238. His lifetime average is
around .2SO.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
GOLDEN GLOVES PAIRINGS
SENIOR DIVISION
1l8-POund Class


Gary CARRIER OCYO) VS.. Clar.
/ ence Ellis CSt. Joseph Club
James Covington Police Clut
/ No. q VS.. Clarence McFar-
! land .(unattached).,
126-POund Class
James johnson (CYO) VS.. Cal
win Woodland Police Clut
No. p.
Russell Norman COptimist Club
VS.. Richard Wilson CPolice
Club No. D.
135-Pound Class
Ralph Wolfe CFalls Church.
Fairfax Jaycees) VS.. Chris
Eaton Northeast AC). :.
Sherman Mitchell police Club
No. D VS.. Eugene Hughes
Unattached. =:
147-Pound Glass
Joe Louis Rose (unattached)
VS.. FRANK brooKS CNortneaSt
AC).
Leroy Robert police Club No.
p VS.. Charles Clemons (Po-
lice Club No. q.
160-POund Class
Willie Williams (St.. Joseph
Club VS.. Osley Silas Moth
east AC).
Eddie Brown (St. Joseph Club
VS.. Richard Basil Police Club
No. p.
175-POund Class
Steve Sabo (Falls Church. Fair
fax Jaycees) VS.. Adolp h
Brown Twelfth Street ".
Jimmy Johnson CCYO) VS.. Eu-
gene Welborn (unattached).
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Americans Set Record
To Take Bobs|ed Lead

ST. NORTH, Switzerland,
Feb. IA (AP) Art Tyler and
his No. ! United States crew,
beaming over their first per-
feet rum" whistled from behind
today with a record ride that
gave them one-hundredth of
a second lead halfway through
the four-man bobsled world
championships.
: No better than fourth after
the opening heat, the 43-year-
old physicist from Weston,
Mass, piloted the lightweight
team down the treacherous
mile-long Olympic chute in /
minute. 17.42 seconds on the
second and final run of the day
. That bettered the record of
1:17.54 set in Thursdays warm
up by Franz Schelle and over
hauled Schelle's No. 2 West
Germany sled for the lead.
Italians Are: Next
1taly's No 2 sled, driven by
a newcomer. Serge Zardini. is
. close third at the intermission
e IN the two-day, four-run cham
Evening star., 1959-02-15
BY the Associated Press

After a winter of working,
banqueting. loafing and baby
sitting, the big league ball play
ers go back to work this week
as spring training opens at
comfortable locations in Florida
and Arizona.
A few Of the oldtimers al
ready are sweating off the. Suet
in conditioning camps. Some of
the. clubs are operating rookie
camps to see if they can un-
cover a sleeper for this years
varsity. Others have called. the
lame-armed and sore-1egged
veterans down for an early
check on the healing qualities
of a long rest.
Twelve of the teams will train
in Florida and four in Arizona.
That has been the normal stu
alton in recent years. However,
one team, the Boston Red Sox,
left Sarasota. Fla, for Scotts-
dale. Ariz.. and another. the
Baltimore Orioles. Quit Scots
dale for Miami.
AS. result, Sarasota winds
Evening star., 1959-02-15

many's No. l sled, is sixth in
2:36.37.
1T was the first time we've
had a really perfect rum" said
Tyler after learning of his
record. We've always brushed
the wall at one place or an
other in that snaky final 'pof-
ton of the track" :.
Benham, who narrowly
escaped serious injury in. a
spill during the warmups, WAS
unable to run with his crew at
the start, costing valuble Sec
onds. Il was in pain all the
way down" he said, So he sat
on the sled as the others
pushed at the getaway.
Backed up by Jim Lamey,
Neil Rogers and Charles Pam
dolph, all of Salanac Lake,
N. Y, Benham's times were
l:l8.l5 and l:l8.07. .
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Presidents Win, S.;
.Ku|Imon Thrown Out

The Washington Presidents
returned to Uline Arena after
a. three-week road trip and
scored a 6-3 victory over
Charlotte before l,925 fans last
night. The loss drove the Clip
pers deeper into the Eastern
Hockey League cellar.
While the Presidents were
exploding for three goals in
the final period, their bombaS-
tic center, Wally Kullman, ex-
ploded himself and was given
a game misconduct penalty for
pushing" Referee Doug Davies.
Kullman. the leagues lead
ing badman, and Charlotte
Goalie Danny Olesevich en-
gagged in a short SlaShing duel,
and Wally was shunted to the
penalty box with a minor two
minute penalty. Angered be-
cause Olesevich escaped with
out a penalty, Kullman
slammed his stick against the
boards:
Fans Litter. Rink
Davies skated over to give
Kullman an additional penalty.
but Wally pushed him back
wards, Davies thumbed the
Washington winger out of the
game. and the fans Uttered the
ice to show their displeaSure.
1t took five minutes to clean
the ice SO that the game could
be resumed. ..
Bernie Cote and Doug
Howatt, two Presidents rockies,
gave Washington a 20 lead
early in the game, only to have
Charlotte roar back to tie the
match.
Charlotte's Jim. McNulty was
given a goal when Washington
Andy Branigan
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Most Big League Clubs
Start Work This Week

up without a spring baseball
tenant for the first time in
many years.
Because of the early, April
9 start of the regular season
most of the long barnstorm-
ing tours on the way home
have been dropped. The teams
will soak up sunshine and Wit.
amins as long as possible ana
hop directly home. At the most,
they will make only a few
stops. :.
Starting Tuesday, when. the
first. group of San Francisco
Giants is due in. Phoenix, the
clubs will begin reporting. In
most cases. the pitchers and
catcherS are due first. with
the bulk of the squad four or
five days later. BY February 81
the roster will be. complete.
The exhibition season starts
March 7. There will be few
open dates on any schedule
until the opener =
The training sites and re-
porting dates:
Evening star., 1959-02-15

pionships which haven't been
won by an American sled since
1858.
Going into tomorrow's deci-
sive heats, Tyler's crew has a
total time of 1852 to Schelle's
2:35.33 and Zardini's 2:35.49..
The title is determined by
aggregate time for the four
runs.
Tyler's crew. Gary Schef-
field, Lake Placid, N. Y; Parker
Vooris. Bellmore, N. Y, and 1t
Tom Butler. Vista. Calif.-was
handicapped by a fresh track
as the leadoff sled on the first
heat and was timed in 1:l7.90
Schelle's time for the first
run was 1:17.63.
Benham Still Ailing
The No. q United States sled
piloted by injured Stan Ben
ham of Lake Placid, is eighth
in the l3-sled field representing
eight nations. Benham's time
was 2:36.62..
Hans. Roesch. the defending
champion driving West Ger
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Heinsohn Lifts CeItics
Over Mats; Greer Hot

BOSTON, Feb. ii (AP).-
Tommy Heinsohn dribblec
through. the bewildered Syra.
cuse defense for a layup anC
completed a three-point play
that gave the Boston Celtics q
124-12l victory over the Mats
tonight. The triumph came
despite q sensational Appoint
effort. by Hal Greer, Syracuse
rookie.
:. Greer had just, a one -handel
from the. foul circle to tie the
score at 1l9-all when the Celtics
called time out.
The pass came into Heinsohn
who broke through for his. lay
up,. drew a foul from Dolph
Schayes and made the free
throw Z:
) Johnny Ken; brought the
margin up TO 9 point again for
the. Mats, but, Sam Jones got
free under the bucket on a fast
break at the finish and got an
insurance goal.
Boston's backcourt ace. Bob
Cousy. was. injured on one Of
Greer's baskets late in the final
period and had to be helped Of
the floor. His trouble was re-
ported as a severe charley horse
in the right thigh.
Heinsohn topped the Celtics'
attack with "a points. Bill Rus
sell had % points to go with his
36 rebounds. Jones had %
points.
Bill. Sharman became. the
seventh man in National Bas-