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Evening star., 1960-03-05

place Greensboro is taking q
hard run at Washington, win
ming last night over Charlotte
SIS. in overtime at Greensboro
to post a 24-33-5 record.
The Generals have three
games remaining-at home
against Philadelphia tonight
and tomorrow and again at
home Monday against Char
lotte.
Greensboro is winding up a
back-breaking schedule of seven
days, but the Generals are hot,
and if they tie Washington for
third place. they will displace
Washington in the playoffs be-
cause Of a better record in
goals scored and yielded over
the season.
In one other league game
last night, Johnstown defeated
the Ramblers, 81, in Philadel-
phia.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
BY DICK SLAY
star Stan Writer

Spingarn, perhaps the best
Interhigh League team ever
to play in the city basketball
championship game. will test
all-conquering Carroll tonight
in the fourth annual city title
event at Maryland's Cole Field
House.
A preliminary game between
st. Johns, runnerup to Carroll
in the Catholic League, and
Eastern will start the show at
7:30. Students presenting iden-
tiflcation cards will be ad-
mitted for so cents, all others
for 81.
Spingarn cannot match the
height of Carroll's 6-foot- 10
John Thompson but will have
almost a standoff in overall
size with a starting lineup
composed of 6-foot-51a Ollie
Evening star., 1960-03-05

STATEN ISLAND, N. Y,
Mar. 5 (SpeciaD. - American
University is heavily favored
to beat Fairfield of Connecti-
cut here tonight and win its
third straight Eastern Regional
small college basketball cham
pionship.
The eight-team National A.
mails begin Wednesday in Ev-
ansville, Ind.
The AU Eagles last night
endured rough tactics from the
opposition on the way to an
1914 victory over Upsala,
Fairfield downed Drexel, So
A. in the other semifinal
game.
Willie Jones was the object
Of most Of the roughness and
scored only IL points, but Will
lie assisted his teammates on
IA goals.
Eddie Clements was the OBJ
ject of many of Jones passoffS
and scored his personal career
high total of So points. And
square shouldered Ken Waller
and big Walt Dupee and Dick
Evening star., 1960-03-05
Floyd Gets
To SemifinuIs

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
Mar. 5 (AP).-Donna Floyd o1
Arlington. Va. went against
Ann Barclay Of Canada, and
Ann Hayden of England faced
Carol Prossen OF Orlando, Fla,
in women's semifinals today in
the Masters Invitation tennis
tournament.
Miss Floyd got past Judy
Alvarez Of Tampa yesterday
+6, Ga. S3.
Top-Seeded Neale Fraser oi
Australia played Mike Davies
of England in the featured
mems semifinal. Both are No
l on their respective Davis Cup
teams.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
Presidents Close at Home
Playing for PIoyoff Spot

The Washington Presidents
will be excused If they are
caught looking over their shoul-
ders tonight at Uline Arena
as they close out their home
schedule in the Eastern Hockey
League against the Charlotte
Clippers. at $50.
The Washington skaters fin
ish their regular season to-
morrow against the New York
Rovers at Commack, Long
Island.
The Presidents need a sweep
Of both games, else they stand
in dire danger of missing the
league playoffs for the top
three clubs in the two divisions,
which begin next week.
Washington is in third place
in the Southern Division with a
record Of "a victories, 80 de-
feats and f1ve ties. But fourth
Evening star., 1960-03-05
TWO GAMES AT WI
State Group | Field
Starts to Take Shape

Hopewell, $3.50, and Thomas
Jefferson rolled over Freeman
of Richmond, 1886. in the
Central District semifinals last
night.
The Southwest District
finally got its twice POSTPONED
tournament under way yester-
day with the four seeded teams
Misunderstanding over Graham
of Bluefield, 1882, Tazewel.
over Saltville, 47-39, RichlandS
over Grundy. 58-49, and Gate
City over Marion. $3.50.
Virginia plays Richlands anc
Tazewell meets Gate City to.
night. If Virginia wins, the
winner Of the other game will
clinch a State tourney spot.
Jefferson Senior of Roanoke
and George Washington Of
Danville try this afternoon fol
the fourth time to play al
Rocky Mount for the fourth
berth in the Western District
tournament, which opens Mon.
day.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
BY the Associated Press
RICHMOND, Mar. S Cal

RICHMOND. Mar. S (AP).
- Newport News, which has
missed just one State Group ]
scholastic basketball tourna-
ment in history, and Warwick.
which never has played in one,
will be on hand for the State
championship event next week
end at Charlottesville.
Two Northern District teams
had been scheduled to win
their way into the State tour
ney last night, too. but snow
forced postponement until to-
night of the semiflnals in that
area playoff.
Top-ranked Wakefield of
Arlington goes against fourth
ranked Fairfax and third-rated
Washington Lee Of Arlington
tackles unranked Annandale in
the Northern District finals at
Washington-Lee. The title game
will be played Monday night
but both Of tonight's winners
will make the trip to Char
lottesville.
Top-seeded Warwick barely
outlasted Woodrow Wilson of
Portsmouth, 47-45, and third
ranked Newport News crushed
upstart Norview. 70-42, in the
semiflnals Of the Eastern Dis
trict tournament last night
and won that sections two
berths in the State tourney.
The two Peninsula teams
thus join Virginia Of Bristol,
which won the first berth
earlier in the week by whipping
Tazewell in a playof for the
regular season Southwest Dis
trict championship.
Still another State tourney
representative will be deter
mined tonight when Highland
Springs battles Thomas JET
ferson Of Richmond for the
Central District tournament
title and that areas only State
tourney berth.
Highland Springs, now un-
beaten in 20 starts, crushed
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ACC

Continued From Page A-11
that overcame a l3-point
deficit and gave the Tar Heels
a APPOINT lead before Duke
Steadied. Larese made rs
points and Shaffer 81.
N. C. State, which had six
players in double figures
against Maryland the day be-
fore, had only Muehlbauer with
more than II points against
the Deacons. He had IL.
In the other game, Len
Chappell, the 6-foot-8, 240-
pound soph Wake Forest be-
lieves will be an All-American,
scored 19 points in the first
half but only four in the
second. Billy Packer, the
other soph who has been Chap
pell's biggest helper, made only
five points.
Coach Bones Mckinney, his
stringy hair in complete dis
array his clothes messed UP
and his voice gone, could not
have been much help to the
Deacons. He threw several
towels, but all Of them over
his head and when the officials
weren't looking, and he escaped
a technical.
Mckinney went to the floor
and escorted Budd to the
bench after Dave had been
banished. Budd, a solid. g.
foot-6, 21O-pounder from
Woodbury.. N. j., was booed
Justify, but he showed no emo
ton.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
AFL 10 Sign
Big TV Deal

OAKLAND, Calf, Mar.
(AP) Commissioner Joe FosS
says his new American Foot
ball League is about ready to
sign television contracts which
will bring in S2.5 million OF
more.
I'VE are close to the signing
state on TV contracts" he said
yesterday at a league meeting
He refused to say who the
bidders were.
The signing probably won't
come until early April, because
the new circuits schedule
which calls for five preseason
exhibitions and IA league
games for each club. will not
be completed until then.
The league plans a Nation
wide telecast featuring a game
Of the week and regional tele-
casts whereby clubs can show
their road games to home
viewers.
In the New York. Los An.
geles, Dallas and San Fran
cisco areas that would lead tc
overlaps with the National
Football League.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
BY ROD THOMAS
star stah Writer

WARWICK. R. l., Mar. s.
Ann Habercom of Washington
set a world record for women
In duckpin bowling last night
when she rolled a l2-gane
score of 1850 to lead the quali-
f1ers Of her sex into the finals
Of the National All-Star cham
pionships at the Airway Lanes
here.
Joining her in the womens
round robin finals were Edie
Adams of Silver Spring, whose
1884 also beat the old record
Of 1927 rolled last year by
Gloria Darchik OF Bridgeport,
Conn, and Frances Wilson, an
all-time star in the game.
Only one of Washington's 10
male representatives qualified
for the finals. Eddie Owens,
at 23 the youngest participant,
was flfth behind Sam johnson
of sHfford Springs, ; Conn,
Evening star., 1960-03-05
Spingorn Plays Carroll
For City Title Tonight

johnson, 6-31a Roy wilkins,
6-2 Bernard Levi and Buddy
Frazier and 6-1 David Bing or
Tom johnson. a 6-footer.
The Interhigh champions
have scoring balance, spirit and
teamwork and are one of the
best defensive clubs to play
for Coach William Rountree in
his five years.
They won 20 games out of
81 this season and twice
avenged their only defeat. by
Eastern, $3.50. Ollie johnson
and Levi both averaged IA
points or better during the
regular schedule and wilkins
scored at an ll.6 average.
Carroll, of course, still is
unbeaten after % games this
season and has compiled a
record of Al straight triumphs
stretching back to early Janu-
airy of 1859.
The Lions are led in scoring
by Thompson, who averaged
20.9 points per game; George
Leftwich with a 1879 average,
6-foot-4 Walt Skinner with
1873 and Sophomore John Aus
tin with IL points even. Ken
Price is the fifth starter, with
Bill Barnes in reserve.
Carroll might have an ad-
vantage in having played on
Maryland's huge court twice
this season, once in a scrim-
mage with the Maryland fresh
men and again in a game
Spingarn was unable to prac-
tice there. but Coach Rountree
is trying to shrug of his dis
appointment.
We're going out there to
win the game and forget about
all the disadvantages now" +"
Rountree declares.
For what it's worth. Spin
garn beat Carroll, unofficially,
in two scrimmages this season.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
Temple Gets
NIT Place

NEW YORK, Mar. 5 (AP).-
Temple, with 1873 record, be-
comes the 10th team to accept
an invitation to the National
Invitation Tournament OPEN
ing next Thursday.
To round out the l2-team
MT, officials also said that a
team would be chosen from
the Missouri Valley Confer
ence. probably Bradley, and a
team from the Skyline Eight
Conference, possibly Utah
State.
The schedule:
Thursday. March 1O-T:l5 pm,
Villanova VS.. Detroit; 9:l5 pm, Provi-
dence VS.. Memphis State.
Saturday afternoon. March 12-
2:l5 pm, ST. Bonaventure VS.. Holy
Cross: 4 pm. Skyline Eight team VS..
Vilanoya-CEroit winner
Saturday evening. March 12-7:3O
m. Dayton VS.. Temple: e:l5 pm,
81. Louis VS. Providence Mem phis
Tuesday. March 15-7:3O pm,
Missouri Valley Conference team VS..
Dayton Temple winner; 9:15 pm, St.
Johns IS. 81 Bonaventure-Holy Cross
winner.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
ARCARO GROUP
MAY BUY TRACK

ARCADIA, Calf, Mar.
5 (AP).-Eddie Arcaro may
hang up his tack for good
If he and three associ-
ates purchase Golden Gate
Fields at Albany, Calf.
The veteran jockey is
one of four men who are
negotiating for the pur-
chase Of the San Francisco
Bay area track.
IF the deal goes
through I may have to quit
riding" Arcaro says.
Actor Douglas Fair
banks, jr., Carroll Rosen-
bloom, owner Of the world
pro football champions.
the Baltimore Colts. and
Louis Chester Of Kings
Point. L. l.. are negotiating
for the track.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
U. S. Says Castro Aide
visits U. S. POLICY

The United States yesterday
accused a spokesman for the
Fidel Castro government IN
Cuba Of false charges and mis-
representation of American
policy.
In an unusually sharp re-
buke, the State Department
implied that Maj. Ernesto
(Che) Guevara, close adviser
Of Prime Minister Castro, Is
hitting chances of fruitful ne
gotiations for the settlement
of difference between Washing
ton and Havana.
Maj. Guevara, pro Com.
munist head Of the Cuban Ma
tional Bank, declared Wednes-
day the United States is to
blame for the economic en-
slavement" Of Cuba because Il
pays a bonus for Cuban sugar
He charged the policy has given
Cuba a one-product economy
forcing his country to acquire
all Of its consumer goods in
foreign markets.
His assertion provoked a
terse statement by the State
Department yesterday.
I'm view of Major Guevara's s
high position as virtual eco
nomic chief of Cuba" said Press
Officer Lincoln White, "the de-
partment cannot help but
wonder if his remarks reflect
official Cuban policy.
Press reports quote him as
saying that the United States,
by virtue Of paying a price Of
two cents a pound over the
world market price for Cuban
sugar, seeks to 'enslave' the
Cuban people or engage in
economic aggression of some
kind. 1t would be logical to
conclude that he considers
such 'enslavement' would end
were we to abandon our pref
erential treatment as regards
Cuban sugar and pay the lower
world price.
Cuba and the other offshore
sugar producefs have the same
status as United States pro-
ducers.
Cuban exporters, therefore,
receive a price advantage which
last year amounted to more
than $3.50 million than they
Evening star., 1960-03-05
Mrs. Click Ousted
In Florida Tourney

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Mar.
5 (AP).-B Barbara Mcintyre,
the Women's Amateur golf
champion, meets Judy Bell in
the Florida East Coast 18-hole
final today.
Yesterday Miss Mcintyre
was ahead from the first hole
in eliminating Mrs. Maurice
Click Of Baltimore, 4 and 2.
Miss Bell eliminated medalist
Phillis PreuSs, 3 and 2.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
Palmer Takes
Lead Despite
Penalty Stroke

BATON ROUGE, La, Mar. S
(AP).-Bob Goalby of Crystal
River, Fla. calls Penalty Stroke
Arnold Palmer Of Ligonier, Pa,
the greatest-he-is a real
sportsman"
Goalby made the comments
yesterday after Palmer penal
lied himself one stroke on the
third hole Of the second round
of the $4,000 Baton Rouge
Open golf tournament.
Despite the penalty, Palmer
put together his second straight
one-under-par II and took a
two-stroke lead at the end OF
SO holes.
The penalty incident devel-
oped like this. Palmer's ball
landed on some leaves on the
6,700-yard Baton Rouge Coun-
try Club course. When he
moved some Of the leaves, he
said. his ball moved. But none
Of the other players said they
saw 1t.
Goalby, who played with
Palmer, came in with a II
yesterday and was among the
five tied for second at IA.
The others were the first
round leader, George Bayer OF
Gleneagles. ILL.,; Jay Hebert OF
Lafayette, La; Biff Blanton OF
San Diego and Jack Doss OF
Minneapolis.
The field was cut for the
last two rounds to the low Sc
pros and 10 amateurs with
scores Of 152 and better. Among
those who failed to qualify were
Melvin Rowe of Bethesda. Md,
who had l55. and Jimmy Clarke
OF Arlington, Va, who with
drew yesterday after shooting
a first an
Evening star., 1960-03-05
SENATORS
Continued From Page A-12

COHtlnucu EEOm age A-1E
for a strike. And I stay calm
I used to get mad when they
hit my fast ball. I try to throw
it by them and I just get worse
Now I stop and think about my
next pitch.
Last year the team got me
some runs. I got the breaks,
and I felt good all year except
when I hurt my arm in Chi
cago."
Pascual got some rough
breaks. too. Among them was
the time when he injured his
arm in Chicago. He was lead
ing. 10, after seven innings
and had been nicked for only
one hit, but the game ulti-
mately was lost by the Senators
He lost a four-hitter to the
Yankees, 80, when Bill Show
ron cracked a three-run homer
with two out in the ninth. He
also went 10 innings against
the same team and lost, 80
There were other instances
when fate frowned, but those
cases suffice to show Camilo's
highly successful season could
have been fantastic.
Mean Streak Helps
Pascual now is a polished
pitcher after years Of strug-
Cling. He flelded flawlessly last
season and led the club in bat
ting with a 1902 mark. His
department is excellent. his
temperament superb. He has
an admirable mean streak on
the mound. He's what every
manager hopes for, and little
wonder that Manager Cookie
Lavagetto beamed when he
saw Camilo stroll into the club
house.
Pascual sees a bright future
for Ramos, too, if Pedro will
work harder on developing a
curve.
This winter he asked me to
show him how to throw a
curve and I did" Pascual
said. "but when he gets in a
game he throws the fast ball.
How he get better curve If he
doesn't throw curve?"
II throw curve" Ramos
said, displaying a split second
finger. That's from throwing
curve. And I'm going to
throw it when I get in the
game, too"
NOTES: The Senators were
to launch competition today
with a squad game as Lava
getto started the process Of
permitting the incompetents to
eliminate themselves.
Ramos said, Il hope Zoilo
Versailles makes it at short
stop. I like to have him play
ing behind me-"
Pascual said, Versailles has
good chance of making 1t,
but he has to know more about
the hitters. He plays all bat
tiers the same way" Pas
cual has 60 record, over a
span of three years, in the
Caribbean series.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

until the boy reaches maturity.
Brooke Hunter, a nursery
man in Edmondston, said dog
packs break up plants on the
S acres he also uses as a game
reserve for rabbits, possom and
foxes.
Town Exclusion Suggested
Also supporting the measure
were the Prince Georges Civic
Federation, the Canine Train
ing Association and the Carole
Highlands and Avondale Citi-
zens Associations.
Walter L. Green of College
Park. a Democratic candidate
for Congress, asked that towns
be permitted to exclude them
selves from the amendment.
He also urged changes to head
of inadvertent killing of owned
dogs by the county pound.
Dog catching often hurts
children by having the effect
Of breaking up part of the
family, said William Perl Of
College Park. a psychologist.
He recommended fining owners
instead of seizing their dogs.
Mrs. Charlotte Shelter, head
Of the county's Animal Rescue
League, declared present laws
adequate and suggested vio-
lators be jailed; She urged more
personnel and equipment for
enforcement.
Present county law prohibits
dogs from being on school
property during classes, outlaws
unlicensed dogs, and bans fe-
male dogs from running certain
times Of the year.
A dog is kept a minimum of
three days by the pound before
being killed. The redemption
charge is IS per day. Several
municipalities have their own
dog control ordinances.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
Eagles Favored Again,
Win in Rough Contest

Wells gave Upsala whack for
whack to gain control of the
rebounds.
AU took an l1-point lead
midway in the first half. fell
behind by 49-48 soon after in
termission but broke it open to
take a 1888 lead with nine
minutes left. Clements scored
nine points in a surge lasting
three and a half minutes.
The game was stopped three
times because of rough action.
once when a fight in the stands
spilled out onto the court.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
Ruppohonnock Race
Put OFF Indefinitely

sPERRYVILLE, Va, Mar. S
(SpeciaD. - The Rappahan-
mock point-to-point race meet
ing scheduled here today has
been postponed indefinitely be-
cause Of the snow.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
Potomac State Plays
For Eastern Title

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, Mar.
s (AP).-Potomac State from
Keyser, w. Va. plays Broome
Tech tonight for the champion
ship Of the Eastern regional
junior college basketball tour
nament at Hutchinson, ksns.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

was IL to 4 IN favor OF the
measure.
1t would require all dogs
away from home to be under
the owners or custodian'S i'm
mediate control" While q
leash is not needed per Sc, it's
absence in a dog bite case
would be deemed prima face
evidence that the dog was not"
under control.
If adopted, the amendment
would apply to the metropoli-
tan District plus outer precincts
Of the Evansville, Berwyn, Chill
lum, Riverdale, Hyattsville,
Lanham, Bladensburg, Seat
Pleasant. Oxon Hill and Spauld-
ing election districts. The COM
missioners deferred action yes
terday.
Harsh, Say Opponents
Several proponents said a
leash should be required at all
times and the amendment
made applicable throughout
Prince Georges. Opponents
termed the law too harsh, say
ing 1t would punish the good
dogs, disrupt family life and
permit irresponsible dog own
ers to go unpunished.
A. ]. Bachand of Takoma
Park, a dog owner for 16 years,
said there are IA dogs in his
block alone who, like people,
must be controlled for their
own good.8
Dogs should have no more
right to run at large than hogs,
COWS, chickens or goats, ac-
cording to Thruston Cannon of
Hyattsville. He urged leashes
no longer than 6 feet.
Another proponent, Mrs.
Eva French Of Sunnybrook,
said her 5-year-old grandson
suffered a severe dog bite two
years ago in a park that will
require facial plastic surgery
Evening star., 1960-03-05
Freedom vs.. Control
Arguedfo County, Dogs

dogs freedom in urban Prince Georges County should
be confined to its home the end of leash the
county commissioners told yesterday
CANNES, licensed not branded as threats to life
limb and property during twohour hearing on proposed
amendment Tightening the local dog ordinance The count
Evening star., 1960-03-05
HOCKEY SCORES
EASTERN LEAGUE

EASTERN LEAGUE
Johnstown. 3; Philadelphia, /.
time).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rochester 6; Quebec, ..
Providence, 8: Springfield, 3.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Louisville, 9; Milwaukee, 5.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Seattle. 4: Winnipeg. ..
Vancouver, 8; Edmonton. 8.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
NBA STANDINGS

Philadelphia. 1876; New York,
Overtime.
Games Today
New York al Syracuse.
ST. Louis at Minneapolis.
Games Tomorrow
Syracuse at Boston
Detroit at New York.
Cincinnati at Minneapolis.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Evening star., 1960-03-05

Totals IS 1882 20 "a
Halftime: 37-3e, American.
Evening star., 1960-06-19

ing the luxury OF custom
made Bond Furniture. No
fancy showrooms. The
value is all in the furni-
ture. IA IT. of wallspace
required. All showrooms
closed Wed.
Evening star., 1960-06-19

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We sell them You pick
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room and see why 40
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Evening star., 1960-06-19
WONDAT Program Lstines June 20
punLa -IoIN--
June 20

9-News. Mike Turpin.
7:o5
s-Ronser HoI. Kids.
! s. Minis. Cartoons.
7:45
7-World News.
| 7:50
Thoughts Of God. Religion.
500
7-Pete and His Pals. Kids.
! Hour. Cartoons, puppets.
9-News. Richard HotteIet.
$40
9-Loeol News. Sutton.
0:l5
9-Coptoin Kangaroo. Kids.
45 Minis. Stories. cortoons.
5-Newsbeot.
8:55
5-Todoy in Your Life.
800
4-Inso's Angle.
5-kortoon KIub. Kids.
7-SoIdiers Of Fortune.
S-The Morning Show. Movie.
! Heur, IS Minis. Reunion in
Fronce." ls42. Joon crowford'
John Wayne, Philip Dorm.
$50
4-The Brothers. Comedy.
5-Joek 10 lonne.
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
4-Doush-Re-Mi. Quiz.
5-Tcn O'Clock Movie.
] Hour, IS Minis. "Mr. Doodle
Kicks Off" 1898. joe Penner,
7-TroubIe With Fosher.
9-News. Morno Campbell.
1880
4-Ploy Your huneh. Games.
my Little Morsie. Comedy
9-0n the Go. TroveI.
ll:O0
4-The Price Is Right. Color.
Bill Cullen, m. c.
Hopper. Comedy.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
1l:25
5-News.
11:3O