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GOD AND GENTILES.
PHILLIPS TOPIC

"God Also Chose the Gen
tiles" will be the sermon topic
at the 10:45 a. m. worship serv-
ice next Sunday at the Phillips
Avenue United Presbyterian
Church, East 125th st. at Phil
lips ave.
Mrs. Roscoe J. Varble will
sing as the offertory solo "How
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" by
Liddle. The anthem by the
Senior Choir will be "Go Not
Far from Me o Lord" by Zin-
garelli.
Interested adults in the COM
munity are invited to attend a
meeting of The Crossroaders, a
study group. 1t will be held in
the Philip Stillings home, 1858
East 134th ST., Friday at s p. m.
Benefit Dinner
The Altar and Rosary So
ciety of Christ the King Church
is serving chicken dinner, Sum
day from l to 6 p. m. Reserva-
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BEAUTY shop, Lake Shore blvd,
established. no reasonable offer
refused. w. 6-2750.
Evening star., 1960-03-02

weights scaling down from 11t
on Las Olas to los on Maid o
Steel, includes Craftiness, Gar
ina and Chancegauge.
Royal Native won the Colum-
biana February 10 and a win
today would make her the Sec
ond to take these two stakes
in the same season. Calumet'S
Amoret won them in 1857. Cal
umet also captured the Black
Helen last year with Rosewood
Several attendance and bet
ting records at Hialeah already
are on the books and the total
pari-mutuel handle is certain
to exceed the S71,743.684 wa
gered during the Nashua
meeting" in 1856, when the
great thoroughbred competed
as a 4-year-old. A ltlaleah rec
ord crowd of 42,366 saw Nashua
run in the Widener that year
Records during the 1860 sea-
son include opening day bet
ting-$1,856.426; weekday bet
ting-$2,302.550 on February
IT; biggest daily double payoft
-$3.126.30 on January II
when Clematis and Shuttle Of
won the first and second races.
The crowd on FTamingo Day
last Saturday was the third
largest in the tracks history
and set records for the daily
double pool-S286,163; for one
race-S454,413, and for a single
day-$2,852,829.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
Red Wings Widen
Lead Over Two
Cup Contenders
BY the Associated Press

The last two Stanley Cup
playoff berths in the National
Hockey league still were far
from settled today, but the De-
troit Red Wings can breathe
a little easier.
The Wings, who edged the
Boston Bruins. 3-2, in the only
game last night, now have 81
points to So for Chicago and
Sc for Boston. Had the Bruins
won. just one point would have
separated the three contend
ers. Detroit is in third place,
Chicago fourth and Boston
fifth.
The Red Wings were ahead
all the way, but had to scram-
BILE to hold their margin at
the end. Leo Labine scored
Boston'S second goal with just
Sc seconds to go. Then the
Bruins blew two more scoring
opportunities in the last min
ute.
Gary Aldcorn and Jerry
Melnyk sent the Wings into a
20 lead before Vic Stasiuk COL
lected Boston's first goal. Then
Leo Lunde made it 81 for the
Wings.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
BASEBALL
Continued From Page D.

Continued From Page D-1
Korean conflict, he has won
the American League batting
title six times, the home run
crown four times and led the
league in runs batted in four
times. His most outstanding
achievement was a .406 batting
average in 194l.
He took a brief 50-minute
workout yesterday. donning a
uniform to do some running
and throwing.
Tied was so eager to work
that he was running like crazy"
Manager Billy Jurges said. "A
couple Of times ! told him to
slow down and take things
easy"
But the big guy favored his
neck. He rarely turned his
head to answer questions, turn
ing his whole body instead
His head dropped occasionally
until his chin was almost
touching his chest.
However, Trainer Jack Fad.
den said he is not too pessi
mistic about Ted's injury.
This injury is somethine
that could go away overnight,
Fadden said. He might wake
up some morning and the thine
will be gone. That's the kline
Of thing it is. Give Ted some
more time. He's just the guy
who can overcome a thing like
this"
Evening star., 1960-03-02
Rodriguez Meets
Veiur in TV Bout

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, March
2 (AP).-Before his last fight
Luis Rodriguez of Cuba was
pertubed by claims he couldn't
punch, so he set out to prove
the criticism was unfounded.
He made his point. He
knocked out the previously un-
beaten Carl Hubbard in four
rounds for his 9th victory in
q starts.
He gets a chance tonight to
show the kayo was no accident
He meets rugged Chico Vejar
OF Stamford, Conn, in the To-
round main event of the box
ing show at the Miami Beach
Auditorium. The fight will be
televised over the ABC CWMAL
y network at 10 pm.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
NCAA Unit Ends
Recruiting Probe
AtNorth Caroline

KANSAS CITY, Mar. 2 (AP)
The infractions committee OF
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association wound up a three
day meeting yesterday after
interviewing DR.. w. B. Aycock,
chancellor of the University of
North Carolina, and Jack Mitch
ell, head football coach at the
University of Kansas.
The committee kept its busi-
ness secret, as is its custom
It's findings and recommenda-
tionS go to a meeting of the
NCAA council scheduled for
April 1926. The council an
nounces any actions involving
violations of the NCAA code.
DR.. Aycock said beforehand
his appearance before the in
fractions committee involved
basketball recruiting practices
at North Carolina.
Mitchell said in a radio inter-
view last night he feels Kansas
did not violate any rules in
connection with the transfer
of several football players from
Texas schools to Kansas in the
past year.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
Hockey League
Fines Club Owner

NEW YORK, Mar. 2 (AP) -
Richard Canning, president OF
the American Hockey League
levied a $4,000 fine on Eddie
Shore, owner of the Spring
field Indians, yesterday for
actions prejudicial to the wei
fare of the game"
The fine resulted from a
rhubarb in the Springfield
Cleveland game February l9 in
Springfield. With the score
tied. 2-2, Referee Lou Farelli
overruled the goal judge, Bill
Tebone, and disallowed a
Springfield goal, whereupon
Shore removed the goal judge
and refused to allow Farelli to
appoint a new one.
LAS long as the referee can
overrule the goal judge, there
is no need for such a judge, -
Shore said. Springfield won
the game, 80.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
Rowe Leads Area Golfers
Qualifying at Baton Rouge

BATON ROUGE, La, Mar. 2
(SpeciaD Melvin Rowe of
Bethesda, Md, was near the top
of the list of qualit1ers teeing
off in the first round of the
$4,000 Baton Rouge Open golf
tournament today in cold, wet
weather.
Rowe scored a 4-over-par 76,
four strokes off the medal-win-
ming 70 fired by Henry Henrick
of London, Ontario, yesterday
Jimmy Clark of Arlington, Va,
had an 80 and Ward Burgess
of Chevy Chase, Md, had an
83 to qualify, but Burgess with
drew. Burgess travelling COM
panion, Bill Clarke of Balti-
more, was called home because
Of illness in the family and the
Chevy Chase golfer decided to
go back with MIN.
Right behind Henrick at 73
Evening star., 1960-03-02
OukIuwn Rucino
Off Till Mondoy

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Mar. 2
(AP)-Snow and cold weather
have forced cancellation of the
racing card at Oaklawn Park
for the rest of the week.
Yesterdays program was
Cancelled after icy road condi-
tions in the area made traffic
to and from the track hazard
Gus.
The meeting originally was
scheduled for 81 days from
February 20 to March 26, but
the Arkansas Racing Commits
sion has approved a revision
of racing dates to allow the
meeting to end April 2 to make
up the missed six days of rae
ing. Races will resume Mon
day.
The $685. ,000-added Arkansas
Derby still will be run
March 26.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

1892; Blank Pontiac, 47-34;
Bethesda "40", 47-34; Stalcur
Furniture, 46-35; Pla-Mor, 46-
35; Chevy Chase, 41-40; Fail
Lanes, 36-45; Pepsi Cola, 35-
46; Wheaton Paint. 34-47, and
National Bohemian, PAST.
Jean Harris was the hot shot
of the District Women's Minor
League with a set of 405 for
Clarendon BOWL, including
games of 1856, la and 1875.
Sharpest team was Suitland
Bowl for whom Mary Reed
rolled 388, Shirley Murphy, 385,
and Betty Stevens, 373, in a
sweep against Eyres Pharmacy
for whom Hildur O'Steen rolled
381.
Helen Pappas of Murray
Electric broke up slump with
a 388. Rita Robinson of pace
setting Kotzin's Dress Shop
shot 361, Arlene Howard, Capt.
tol Finance, 359; Ruth DOM
dera, Norton Trophies, 357, and
Carolyn Sue Smith, Arlington
Bowl. $50.
Mary Edwards of Norton
Trophies held her own as the
individual leader by registering
349 for 1867. Pat Rinaldi OF
Capitol Finance, the runnerup,
rolled 345 for 1852. Miss Pap
pas, third, boosted her average
to 1926. Eleanor Eberhart OF
Clarendon Bowl, fourth, shot
32e for 1929.
Sweeps were fashioned by
Suitland, MPM Market and
Black Steer. Other winners were
Clarendon, Alexandria Mimeo,
Kotzin's, Norton and Murray
Electric.
The standings: Kotzin's, Al
%; Capitol Finance, Clarendon,
Campanella 81 Co. and Murray,
1890 each; Rod n Reel, 1881;
B. Frank Joy, 1881; Norton,
36-33; Arlington, 34-35; Suit
land, 1896; Alexandria Mimeo.
1895; Kay Franc Ross, 31-38;
Black Steer, 31-38; EyreS, 29-
40; Silent Sales, 28-4l and
MPM Market, 24-45.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
Lakers Battle
Cincinnati for
PIayoff Spot
BY the Associated Press

With the top three playof
spots in the National Basket
ball Associations Eastern Di-
vision and the first two in the
West filled, the Minneapolis
Lakers and Cincinnati Royals
now go about the business OF
settling the last playeff berth
Neither the Lakers, in third
place, nor the Royals, ir
fourth, could gain an advan-
tage last night. Detroit beat
Cincinnati, l08-106, and st
Louis won over Minneapolis
109-10l. in a double-header at
st. Louis.
The Royals have only three
games left and trail the Lakers
by 3h2 games. But Minneapo-
lis still has six to play and
could blow its playoff chances
The two clubs play each other
twice more this year.
In last nights other game
New York lost it's eight
straight, 124-121 to Syracuse
at Madison Square Garden.
Bailey Howell hit four points
late in the game and Gene
Shue added the clinchers as
Detroit rallied after trailing
most of the game. Player
Coach Dick MacGuire led the
Pistons with % points while
Jack Twyman paced Cincy
with 20.
Cliff Hagan scored 80 points
for the Hawks, who broke q
100-all tie in the last 21a min
utes for the victory. Elgin Bay
lor scored 81 for the LakerS,
The smallest crowd ever to
see the Knicks at the
Garden-2.976-watched Syra-
cuse overcome a 13-point def
cit in the second period and
pull ahead in the last IL min
utes when Dick Barnett
scored l3 points. getting nine
in a row to put Syracuse in
front for good.
Jim Palmer led the Knicks
with % points and Dolph
Schayes paced the Mats with
q.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
EeHTH RAcE-Pure, $500; eomns $4,000 $4,000; J.
Yankees Demand
Help From City

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
Mar. 2 (APl.-President Dan
Topping of the New York
Yankees demanded yesterday
that the iCty of New York give
him parking relief at Yankee
Stadium before approving a
new city stadium for the pro-
posed New York club of the
Continental League.
In a biting 300-word tele-
gram to Mayor Robert Wagner
Of New York, Topping asked for
an open hearing on the pro-
posed Flushing Meadow sta
dium.
He blasted Parks Commits
soner Robert Moses for his
indifference to parking prob
lens at Yankee Stadium, charg-
ing that Moses has continually
objected to making a recrea-
tional area near the stadium
available for baseball parking.
He said the recreational area
is little used and could be
easily replaced elsewhere if it
were converted into parking
space.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
FIGHT RESULTS

Los ANGELES, Jim Mccarter, San
Bernandino, Calf. stopped Irish ROY
smith Raleigh, N. C. a.. Heavy
AMARILLO, Tex.-Buddy Turman,
ls3, Dallas, knocked out Tommy (Hur-
ricanel Sims. $50, Tyler Tex. C3g.
RICHMOND, Calif-Ocie Chatmon,
IS0. Oakland, Calf. stopped John
Baiia; LIS: Stockton, Calf. (sJ.
MckEESPORT. Pa.-Jimmy Chavis.
$50, McKeesport. Pa, outpointed Ottie
Atkins. $50, Huntington, W. Va. (S).
FRESNO, Calif.-Ben Medina, l4OH.
Fresno, awarded decision over Orlando
lulueta', l40h, Havana Csl. flight
stopped because Medina's right eyebrow
severely cut by accidental butt from
Zulueta, Medina ahead on points and
under California rules awarded de-
cision). =.
LONDON Bernie Taylor, South
Africa. outpointed Johnny Howard,
LONDON tSl. Featherweights.
HONOLULU. Henry Mailolo. 1862,
Honolulu, outpointed Tony Noriega,
l44, Fresno, Calf. (6l.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
Mrs. Click Gets 81
In Qualifying
up; s fuFlonas,

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Mar
2 tAP).-Phyllis Preuss, a Ill
pound rookie in the 32d annual
Florida East Coast women's
golf tournament. set out today
to seek the championship in
addition to medalist honors.
The slender 21-year-old Miss
PreusS, who lives at Pompano
Beach. Fla. shot 39-38-77 In
windy, cold weather yesterday
to head the field of IS entrants
in her first try over the 6,145-
yard Ponce de Leon course.
Barbara McIntire of Lake
Park, Fla. National Amateur
champion and winner of the
women's South Atlantic tourney
last week. and Judy Bell of
Wichita, Kan, were one stroke
back Of the medalist at 78.
Mrs Maurice Click of Balti-
more was next best at 81 and
Doris Phillips Of Belleville, H.,
had 81.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
Boucher Elected
To M Club Bourd

c. Robert Boucher, former
track star at Maryland, has
been elected to the M Clubs
Board of Directors.
He competed in the hurdles
high jump, broad jump. pole
vault and javelin while a stu
dent, and set a university high
jump record in 1885. He cur
rently is a real estate appraiser
Evening star., 1960-03-02
Zebro Kid Match
Fills Mat Card

Promoter Vince Mcmahon
today closed out tomorrow
nights wrestling program by
adding a match between Bruno.
Sammartino and the Zebra
Kid.
Argentina Zuma and Don
Levin will tangle with the Iron
Russians in the feature bout
which will open the program at
$3.50 o'clock.
In other bouts, Chief Big
Heart and Chief SUM War
Cloud go against Angelo Savol-
di and Johnny Kace, DR.. Jerry
Graham returns to action
against Vic Christy and Tony
Martlnelli faces Chet Wallick.
Evening star., 1960-03-02

Picking the individual cham
pion of the All Star Major Dis
trict League has come to be
a hatpin job, with four bowl
ers involved, including the de-
Tending titleholder, Pat Cres-
cenzi.
On top in the scramble is
Bob Lockhart, sturdy star of
the Bethesda 40" Lanes team,
at 127-61. He rolled 387 last
night. Crescent, second, fired
a 158-433 for William Stalcup
Furniture to pick up a healthy
46 sticks on the leader and
wind up at 127-49, only IL pins
from the pace.
Southpaw Jack Barkley, the
erstwhile leader, dropped to
third with 334 for 1871. Art
Weston of Fair Lanes, an early
PAGER, was his old self with
429 for 1915 to stand fourth,
Crescent won last season
with an average of 1926.
The team race, too, is g
scorcher, among Silent Sales
Coin Machines, Jack Blank
Pontiac, Bethesda 40" Stalcul
Furniture and Pla-Mor with the
leading Silent Sales two games
up on Blank Pontiac ano
Bethesda 40" tied for second
and only three ahead Of Stalcur
Furniture and Pla-Mor. dead
locked for fourth.
Bethesda 40" gained or
everybody by scoring the only
sweep of the night, against
Pepsi Cola.
In other matches, Blank
Pontiac beat Pla-Mor, behind
Harry Burdette's -407; Stall
cup Furniture shaded Wheaton
due to Crescent, Silent Sales
edged National Bohemian as
Frank Krenlich shot 165-412
and Fair Lanes bumped Chevy
Chase Chevrolet as Wheaton S
429 was backed up by Gerry
Stairs 167-427 and Billy
Watson'S 146-418.
The standings: Silent Sales,
Evening star., 1960-03-02
Andrews Gains
AT SemifinuIs

NEWBURGH. N. Y, Mar. 2
(SpeciaD Andrews Air Force
Base of Washington, D. c., ad-
vanced to the semifinals of the
World Wide Air Force basket
ball tournament by walloping
Pease AF'B of New Hampshire,
l0l-75, here today.
Andrews started slowly but
got rolling in the second half
and scored 81 points. Henry
Mccoy had 25 and Ron AL
gustine 81 for the winners. An
drews will play the winner Of
tonight's Weisbaden Ger
many Air Base-Stewart AFB
Evening star., 1960-03-02
Touchdown Club
To- Honor Carroll

The Touchdown Club will
honor Carroll High Schools
basketball team at a noon
luncheon Monday at the club
headquarters, l414 I street NV.
Carroll, which meets Spin
garn for the city championship
Saturday night at Maryland
has compiled a winning streak
Of Al straight over a two-year
span. The old area record of
38 was set by Mckinley Tech
in l950-51.
Reservations for the luncheon
can be obtained by calling club
manager Al Fiorentino at Ma
tional 8-2975.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
RECORDS BROKEN AT MEETING
Royal Native Choice
In HioIeoh's S Finale

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 2 (AP) -
Hialeah Park ends its 33d and
most prosperous meeting to-
day with the $40,000-added
Black Helen Handicap for fill
lies and mares at a mile and
and an eighth.
Perne L. Grissom's top
weighted Royal Native, under
l26 pounds. is certain to be
post-tim favorite over such
performers as Woodlawn, Miss
Cloudy, Las OlaS and Happy
Princess.
Others due to start, with
Evening star., 1960-03-02

were Joe Walser of Altus, Okla,
and Walker Inman, jr., of Eglin
Air Force Base, Fla.
A number of top golfers
didn't have to qualify and some
played in the $4,000 Pro-Am
at Sherwood Forest Country
Club. Doug Sanders of Cedar
town, Ga, shot 2-under-par
70 to win by one stroke over
Tony Lena of Oakland, Calf.
Walter Romans of Baltimore
was in a four-way tie for third.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
GLOVES
Continued From Page D-l

Continued From Page d.
the New York champion
Peter Toro, in the semifinals
The other semifinal brings to.
gether Joseph Williams o.
Elizabeth, N. j.. and Al Quin.
ney of Buffalo.
Mitchell, good as he, ha!
shown himself to be both il
the. Washington tournament
and here. particularly face!
tough going. His opponent
Shomo, is the defending cham.
pion and is rated the best
amateur at his weight in the
country. He has lost only two
of 20 fights before this years
tourney and has scored knock
outs in his five fights this year
Other Teams Strong
The draw does not favor
Washington in its race for the
team championship. 1t will be
an uphill fight for the Capital
City boys meeting the three
New York champions in the
semifinals along with the crack
New Jersey heavyweight. New
York led the teams with quail
fiers into tonight's action with
six. Washington, Elizabeth
Buffalo and Huntington each
had four.
The last time Washington
won the Eastern title was in
1858 when Norman Smith won
the featherweight champion
ship, Charley Hood the heavy
weight crown and LoucaS the
bantamweight title.
Mitchell, improving with
every start, shook off a first
round knockdown to beat
Young in last nights quarter
finals. Young previously had
beaten Nat Wright of Jackson
vile.
Goes Down in First
Mitchell was slightly off bal
ance when caught with a
left hook midway in the first
round. He took a cool count of
eight and then finished the
round strong.
Moving out in the second,
Sherman fioored Young with
a sharp right hand and pep
pered him hard when he came
off the floor at eight.
Young maneuvered skillfully
in the late stages of the second
round and then through the
third to escape a knockout. He
was under constant pressure
and was shaken up time and
again with we'll directed short
righthand punches and shots to
the body.
Kelly threw too m any
punches for johnson in Their
126-pound quarter-f final bout
Jimmy tried hard to keep pace
with the swift hitting New
Yorker, but he was Just short
Of a winning effort.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
Quantico Wins
CAGE Opener

SAN DIEGO, Mar. 2 (Spe-
ciaD The Quantico Marines
basketball team takes it easy
today while San Diego Marines,
the outfit it defeated yes
terday in the start of the Ma
rine championship tournament,
takes on Hawaii. s.- b..
Quantico got an early jump
toward its 81-72 win yesterday
and led all the way behind
timely scoring from JACK Sui
livan of Washington, the for
mer Mount st. Mary's star, and
John Brewer of Kentucky. Sui.
lvan was the big scorer with 80
Evening star., 1960-03-02
MiddIecoff CAPTURES
Sudden-deuth Match

LAS VEGAS, New, Mar. 2
tAP) DIR. Cary Middlecoff of
Memphis beat Don January of
Midland, Tex, l up, on the
18th hole yesterday of their
match, which was played for a
television film at Desert Inn
Country Club.
Middlecoff had to sink a 25-
foot putt on the 18th hole TO
send the match into the
sudden death playoff.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
NBA STANDINGS
BY The Associated Press
EASIERM nINIGIAA

Syracuse. I24 New York. l2l.
Detroit. los Cincinnati. l06.
St. Louis, 100; MinnCanolis, 1Ol.
GAMES TODAY
Minneapolis VS. New York at Boston
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit.