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GARAGES

AUTO REPAIR SHOP since 1918
Approx. 30x60 II. on 30-ft, alley;
located rear 5l3 10th st. Sc.
Avan. Aug. l 500 mo. MACKEY.
oil 10th st. Sc. II. 3-s49S.
BRICK GARAGE, 9x1s, vic. 9th and
buchanan SITS. NV. $3.50 per mo.
Call BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, Ma.
$4,000.
GARAGE FOR RENT, brick: cleo
trictty. concrete moor; nr. Union
sta. ne. 10. 5-3150.
GARAGE and lot 25 BY 40; cow.
location, 1857 H st. ne, in the
rear. JU. S-6997.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Cash FAST, NO DELAYs-2nd-
trust loans, refinancing, console
date bills, money for any pur-
pose d c.. Nd, Va. Phone WA.
7-5909, day or evening.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS b.
End trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE & INVESTMENT CO.. $40
Southern Bldg, Ma S-3331: i'm
mediate service, 10 to 4:30 pm.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
ant 2nd trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO. INC. ia. 7.5S0O
End TRUSTS-Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid; Md, Va, D. C.
Can day or evening, WI. 1872.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

list MORTGAGE OF $4,000 on
prime Virginia property. VIII con-
slider participation Of $1,000 or
year, INTERSTATE MORTGAGE
CO.. INC. IA. 7.5e0O.
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L0TS, ACREAGE for SALE


D, c. AND NEARBY MD.
Fine puilding sites from $500 up
on terms you can AFFORD.
KAY REALTY CO. RIA. $4,000
C0LORED-hs-acre level lot In
and water Available, reasonable.
Terms available. M. LEO
sToRcH, sp. a-4500.
coL0RED--BEsT NV. LOCATION,
near Rock Greek Park--Htgh wood
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. NC, Di.
7-14l1; eyes,. EN-. 3-2279.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
Cape Leonard, Nd.

BLDG.-12x32 it,, toilet. wash
basin, cleo. Suit river colt. to be
moved from d. c. S426. LA. 6-401o
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MOTORCYCLES

J-BE.K;. good condition. 1858;
needs front brakes; $3.50 or best
ofier, Call RA. 6-7974.
1850 BSA STAR; $50 &C.; less than
1,300 miles: S496 or best offer.
CIR. 4-564a
1855, BSA, TT CARDS, mag, .9-5-l
COMP; bronze, hot. $500. Walnut
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK SO hsrdtep; auto. shift. ..
s SIS g. o Ben Ri i0 .. Wv. tires;
EVANSVILLE BUICK
55II Baltimore Ave. AP. 10000
BUICK 80 super 0-pass. h.t,
coupe: Al; bargain. s995. JACK
PRY. 10Th and Pa. ave. Sc.
CADILLAC '5s Sedan de vile;
white; power steering, power
brakes; unusually nicei S3.3e5;
Capitol Cadillac-Ol Co,
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '5s 2-dr. hdtp.; power
e eQ11lpped; white. $3.50. call ia.
CADILLAC '56 convert; fully equip.
Priced for immediate sale, 81, l9b.
JACK GELLkRI 1926 Conn. ave.
CADILLAC '55 cow: all power;
Hgh a. blue finish' with white top
THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. /. Ave. NE, LA. 9-lIOC
CADILLAC 80 Eldorado Biarritz;
pgHeA stocfAuki pONcI
slesn s lss m ccc s sSsr vsr'
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 40 4-dr.; one owner
since new, inmac.: $500. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn, ave.
CADILLAC 80 convertible coupe
silver: power steering, power
sharp; 81, 595: Ccc guar.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 80 hardtop sedan; al
pine white, equipped with factory
air conditioning, full power, etc :,
exceptionally nice, only S4,595.
Suburban Cadillac -OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 6-770O
CADILLAC '54 ''62", 4-door sedan
excel 2-tone green finish, with
immac. matching int; S1,095.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. LA. 9-IIOO
CADILLAC '49 cow; very, very
clean, AL throughout; S395.
JACK PRY. 18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
CADILLAC ~ Eldorado; white,
$500. May Be seen ma At e sPTTL isFsS;
AUTO SERVICE, 645 Maryland
ave. NV. SIS. Ii. 6-1154.
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DODGE
1850 Old GEORGETOWN Rd.
6elnesda, Nd. OIL. Gill
BUICK $50 Century 4-door station
STANLEY H. HORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. at 9th Ii. 6-6464
BUICK so cow; dyna., r, and h.,
blue finish with white top; guar.
70 pass any inspection; q real
value for only S495.
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WAREHOUSES tor RENT

Prime space soon available OF ar
terial hwy. Vicinity Of major
eleetronies center; air-eond. once
SPACE avail. at $l.5Q per 50. II.
Pienty 81 parking available. Out
standing construction.
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MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE WANTED

4 BUYER, cash today or win sell,
rent fog you. Free appraisal. VIII.
o.l970 D1CKEY'S AP. 7-S0a0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS---LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
THE UNITED STATES. GOVERN
MENT requires BY lease approx
mately. 1000 square feet OF ONCE
space in nearby Virginia. Accord
ingly sealed proposals for rental
will 5e received BY the General
Services Administration, Region 8,
Business Service Center, Room
112G, 9TH and D streets s.w.,
pn,i B ST. 81 July p as ieSS5pt iI and
then publicly opened. Invita- tions
No. GS-PBS-03-4 and bid forms
may be secured at the foregoine
address.
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DIVER

ooI baItlmore Ave. AP. 7-9OOO
BUICK SO Special conyertibie
radio and heater, new top: beau:
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALEX. FOR SALE OR LEASE. a.
900 50. ft.-zoned heavy and
light r:r. siding, blk. from river,
1 blk. from Mt. Vernon hwy. viii
build TO suit. DE. 2-4700.
HERND0N-corner lot. over 100,-
600 sd .ft.i CO.: soc per 50. IT,:
pre-developinent price. See it
now. .CAMpBELL-M U RpHY
REALTY. JE. $4,000. JE. 4-5163.
Rte. 30, BY Fairfax circlei. lO0-ft,
cash. cAMPBELL-M u PLY
REALTY. JE. $4,000, JE. 4-5163.
SECOND COMMERCIAL, approx
WITH WHY alley Sce sS vi su dtas for
warehouse and All types Of shops
Excellent buy ct 81 per sd. It
Please call Mr.. Madigan
ROBERT =. LOHR, NC.
HE. $4,000
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AUT0M0BILEs FOR SALE
BUICK 81 Special 2-dr. hardtop
auto. shift, T. and h., Wv. tires
HXATSTSvyTTIE prTTCxz

BUICK 81 Special 2-dr. hardtop:
$685. Open tn o.
EVANSVILLE BUICK
SSH Baltimore Ave. AP. 10000
BUICK '5s Super hardtop: T. and
b 6i Gynssi .aSSSVsr steering and
STANLEY H. HORNER
Pa. Ave. NE. at 9Th Ii. 6-64e4
BUICK 1857 Super 2-door Riviera; ;
qeep dignifed beige and copper
daetory nnish. equipped with loads
steering, automatic Transmission,
ELECTRIC windows, driven only o.
goo careful miles; real luxury
model NC De- only s1,495. terms ccc
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
OIL, iii. liz Wisconsin o Ave, 4-4s74
BUICK sJI;;I,. Sc Super Convertible;
eoulnped; sood condition: $s45.
TAKOMA FORD
7035 Carroll Ave. JU. $1,000
BUICK $50 Electra Model 225 4.
door hardtop: automatic shift,
radio and heater, power STEERING
ana power brakes, power seat,
vhite-wall tires; So, 795. Open' iii q
EVANSVILLE BUICK
55l1 Baltimore Ave. AP. 10000
BUICK 80 Roadmaster 2-dr. hard
top; IL 1000 or best offer. Call
MRS. AUGUSTINE, EX. $4,000.
EXT. 321.
BUICK $50 e Sabre hardtop; fun
STANLEY H. HORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. at 9Th Ii. 6-64e4
BUICK IS Super hardtop; auto.
ssnift, 7; and h.. p.s.. p,b., Wv.
tires; SS95. Open til o.
EVANSVILLE BUICK
Soil Baltimore Ave. AP. 10000
BUICK SO Special convertible
Iaulo and heater, new top; beau
Evening star., 1960-03-25
SAPERSTEIN HOPES
TO REHLRE WILL

CHICAGO, Mar. 25 (AP).-
Owner Abe Ssperstein of the
Harlem Globetrotters indicated
he would try to rehire Wilt
Chamberlain II the giant bas-
ketball star is serious about
quitting the Philadelphia War
riors.
ITO be candid, ! think Wilt
just is tired as hell" said
Sapersteip, who at the moment
is trying to organize his own
pro cage league. After he
gets rested. he may change his
mind about quitting the Ma
tional Basketball Association. "
Saperstein is part owner Of
the Warriors.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Dell IsoIu Leaves
Giunts for Tituns

NEW YORK. Mar. Is (AP)
John Dell ISola has resigned
as line coach of the New York
Giants to join the New York
Titans Of the American Foot
ball League, and Ed holman
was named today to replace
him.
Dell Isola, former Fordham
and Giant stalwart, joins Head
Coach Sammy Baugh, Bones
Taylor, Dick Todd and John
Steber on the Titans' staff.
holman returns to a post he
held from 1850 through 1857
before retiring to enter private
business and scout for the club.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
German Signs
To Fight Moore

DORTMUND, Germany, Mar,
25 (AP). Erich Schoeppner,
Germany's European light
heavyweight boxing champion,
signed a $4,000 contract to-
day for q title fight with Archie
Moore. world champion.
Andy Niederreiter of New
York, European. representative
Of New York's Feature Sports
Inc, said after he signing that
the bout would be held before
August Is but added the site
still was indefinite. The con-
tract guarantees Schoeppner a
purse Of $4,000 from the gate
receipts plus shares of the ra-
dio and TV receipts.
The contract calls for a re-
turn bout under the promotion
of Feature Sports should the
German boxer win.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Bemon, NickIuus
Stroke Back in
Hollywood Golf

HOLLYWOOD, Fla, Mar. rs
(SpeciaD. - Deane Beman,
British Amateur golf cham
pion from Silver Spring. Md,
and Jack Nicklaus, National
Amateur champion from
Columbus, Ohio, moved into the
second round of the fourth
annual mems amateur four
oall tournament today.
The two young stars teamed
for a 6-under-par 66 in yester-
days opening round, good
enough for second place, one
stroke behind two brothers
from Columbus, Ga, Billy and
Jack Key.
John Sjostrom of Flossmoor.
Ill, and Scott Robertson of
Darien, KY. a pair of Uni
versity Of Miami students, tied
with Tommy Aaron of Gaines
vile, Fla, and Dan Skies of
Jacksonville at 81.
One stroke further back
were Ralph Bogart and Bobby
Brownell. business partners
from Bethesda. Md, and Ted
Bishop of Boston and Jack
Penrose Of Miami Beach.
Another Bethesdan, John
Eisinger. teamed with Billy
Watts, jr.. Of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla. to shoot II. good for a
tie for 10th place.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

be held tomorrow at 4, 6. 8 ant
10 pm. and on Sunday every
hour starting at /. There are
a slew of them, including three
transistor radios. The grand
prize, a $3.50 Zenith Stereo Con.
sole, will be drawn Sunday
night.
The first to shoot a 800 sane
toned game at the Coliseum
will win a 40-horsepower Mer-
curry outboard motor.
Ten Pin Coliseum is the first
completed venture of Commu-
nifty Bowling, Inc, of which Joe
L. Stern is president; William
L. Russell. vice president, and
Vail w. Pischke, secretary and
general counsel. 1t has four
other projects under way. Com
pletion Of the Annandale Ten
Pin Plaza with 48 lanes is
scheduled for completion in
September, the Ric m o n d
Southside Coliseum, 40 lanes, in
July; the North Versailles Bowl
in Pittsburgh, 48 lanes, in
September, and the South Hills
Bowl in Pittsburgh, 40 lanes, in
November.
- -
Competition in the Rockville
and Clarendon Opens will be
finished tomorrow and Sunday,
Charley Wade, Rockville pro-
prietor, announced today that
IA 9 am. shift Sunday morning
has been instituted to take care
of an overflow of entries. Nine
places remain open in the new
shift.
The 18th annual Arlington
Handicap will be held Sunday
from pm. on. The guaranteed
prizes are $l00, $50 and $50.
The fee is IS and the handicaps
three-flfths against a 1913
scratch with a limit Of 80 sticks.
y
Ann H bercom, brilliant
runnerup in the National match
game championships, will be
starred on Bowl the Champ" at
1 pm. tomorrow at WMAL--7.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
KoIb Makinq
Strong Bid in
Sebrinq Race

: SEBRING, Fla, Mar. IS (AP)
Formula junior cars, tiny
stripped-down machines with
engines about half the size OF
the American compact cars
start the annual Sebring rae
ing week end with q 66-mile
race today.
The feature is tomorrow's
12-hour endurance run for the
big cars. Also today will be
a four-hour run for grand
touring cars of less than Litter
engine size.
A driver from Silver Spring,
Nd. Charles Kolb, is expected
to be prominent in today's
formula junior event. He and
a Texas driver. Jim Hall, were
clocked at over 81 miles an
hour in practice runs over the
treacherous 2.2-mile course
| yesterday. The competition
record is 88.5 m.p.h.
AS for tomorrow's big race,
Sebring fans are predicting
that Stirling Moss and Dan
Gurney will win in their bird
cage Maserati, If it can stand
the strain.
The birdcage-so named be-
cause its frame is built Of wide
spaced aluminium tubing-is a
new machine never tested in a
long race.
Both Moss, the British cham
pion, and Gurney, a lead
footed Californian, have been
known to push their cars be-
yond endurance limits.
The 6-foot-2 Gurnsy, who
Barely can cram himself into
the tiny Maserati cockpit,
blazed around the turning,
bending 5.2-mile course yester-
day in near record time.
He was clocked unoffiicially
on one lap at 3 minutes, 20.9
seconds. This was less than a
second slower than the lap
record of 800. or 93.6 miles an
hour. set by Moss in an Aston
Martin in 1858.
Moss, after missing wednes-
days initial practice runs, ar
rived yesterday and went out
on the course but was tagged
on Immediately because he had
neglected to take the physical
examination required of all
drivers. He finally got in some
practice licks with headlights
last night.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Goa|by Pacing
Tough Field in
DeSofo Open

BRADENTON. Fla. Mar. q
(AP)-Bob Goalby has been ir
the money in nine out Of 10 goli
tournaments this year, and the
29-year-old golfer playing out
of Crystal River, Fla, doesn't
intend to miss any dollars In
the current $4,000 De Soto
Lakes Open.
The big fellow missed out last
week end when, after a weeks
layof. he failed to make the cut
in the st. Petersburg Open, but
he's very much back on his
game. He shot a four-under-
par 81 to lead a tough field in
the first round of the 72-hole
De Soto event yesterday.
Although % players managed
to hit par or better over the
6,902-yard, par 35-26-71 lay
out, many of the well-known
contenders had their troubles
with the long par fours. the
adroitly-placed traps and the
stout cross. wind sweeping the
home nine.
Among those who solved the
tricky course were Al Balding,
the Canadian also playing out
OF Crystal River. who had 34-
34-68 to hold down the No. 2
spot; Sam Snead of White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, the pied
piper Of golf when it comes to
Turing galleries. who had "a
$50. and little JerrS Barber
OF Los Angeles. who also Joined
Snead and four others in the
SO bracket,
Evening star., 1960-03-25
CHAMBERLAIN
Continued From Page Ais

Continued From Page A-1t
NBA. My challenge had beer
to hold my own with the best
basketball players in the world
and I think ! achieved it."
His coach, Neil Johnston, said
the decision was news to him
but declined further comment
Gottlieb said the report was
news to him and you'll have
to get Wilt to tell you why.
talked contract with him last
week and we were going to
meet again next week. I was
encouraged that he would be
back"
IF I continue I feel it might
be bad for me and my race. 4"
Wilt told Cells. If I come
back next year and score less
than I did this year ! may have
to punch eight or nine guys
in the face.
II might lose my poise and
I don't want that. I want to
keep my equilibrium. l have
achieved everything a man can
achieve in pro basketball.
Took Lot Of Punishment
In the playof series between
Philadelphia and Boston
Chamberlain had a fight with
Tom Heinsohn Of the Celtics
and suffered a bruised hand
He had to play later with the
hand wrapped in bandages.
On another occasion, during
the regular season. attempts
Evening star., 1960-03-25

to keep Chamberlain in check
were so aggressive that he suf-
fered a gashed mouth and had
to go home to have the dam
age repaired.
AS the leagues top scorer.
he has undergone perhaps
more punishment from close
guarding rivals than any play
er ever in the league. He re-
portedly drew a salary of
S35. 900 a year with the War
riors. $4,000 less than he re-
portedly drew with the Globe
trotters.
With Chamberlain as the
main attraction. league at
tendance last season scared to
2.3 million-about % per cent
over the year before.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY
Star stan Writer

Snow is hugging the hollows
the traps and the wooded area
Of most Of the country clubs
but Washington G&CC anC
Kenwood are going ahead with
their plans for weekend golI
tournaments.
Fifty teams will play tomor.
row morning in the one-day
member-guest tournament al
Washington. This event was
postponed from March S. Play
ers will start from four different
tees after an early-mornine
breakfast.
Kenwood's Sunday morning
breakfast tournament will fol-
low an 8 o'clock breakfast, with
play starting from five different
tees in order to keep everybody
moving.
Brooke Manor Club will
honor Joe Kordella. club presi-
dent the past two years, tomor-
row night with a past-presi-
dents dinner, starting at 8
o'clock.
Clubs with teams in the
Maryland State golf team
championship have only the
next two week ends to practice
for the opening matches SUM-
day, April 10. Entries close
next Friday with the Maryland
State GA Offices at 16 Mcclellan
place. Baltimore.
The revised schedule calls
for the first round on April 10,
the second on Saturday, April
Is, tbecause the following day
IS Easter). the quarter-finals
Sunday, April "a. senifinals
Saturday, April 80, and the
nnaIS sunday, May /.
=
The television golf fare for
the week end finds Cary Mid
dlecof against AL Besselink on
tomorrow's All-Star Golf on
WMAL-7 from S to 6 pm. and
Mason Rudolph against Ernie
Vossler on World Champion
ship Golf from 4:30 to $50
pm. Sunday on WRc-4.
The Virginia State Golf As
sociation has upped the cham
pionship flight quallfiers for
the State Amateur from 80
players to 64. This will ex-
tend the tournament one day,
making the new dates June
29-July 4. The feeling was
that 80 qualiflers from an entry
Of 229, the 1859 total, put too
much stress on the 18-hole
qualifying round.
4 HM
Columbia Country Clubs
opening field day is scheduled
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Weekend Golf Events
Planned at Two Clubs

for April 81. ;. Belle Haven,s
opening stag day is April 2. .
Milton (Bugs) Brown, the pro
at Oxon Run, also viii teach
at the Clinton Driving Range
on Branch avenue extended
near Clinton.
Grant Waugh Of Arlington
has been named captain of the
Air Force Academy golf team.
Waugh Is q senior.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

What's In store for the Red.
skins next Fall is unforseeable
of course, but here's hoping il
viii be q better fate than five
Of 'em face, for a moral GER
tainty. in q bowling match to-
morrow.
As part Of q colorful program
christening the 48-lane Ten-Pin
Coliseum, the areas largest ten
pin plant, Jim Schrader. Dick
James, Jim Podoley, Coach Mike
Nixon and Johnny Allen, an
alumnus, will take on an ALL
star team from the 100" Club.
They are Joe Castaldi. Jim Rob-
inette, Carmen Don, Charley
Robinson and Joe Miseli, man
ager Of the new establishment,
with Hank Ford in reserve, pos
sibly on the assumption that six
is standard for a pallbearing
crew.
Non-playing captain Of the
Redskins will be Chuck Draz-
enovich. for 10 years a Redskin
stalwart and now assistant
manager of the Coliseum.
Action will start at noon.
A special party for VIP's and
the press, with all members Of
the press invited, will be held
from 10 am. to las pm, at
which time Rep. Joel T. Broy-
hill will officfate at ribbon
cutting ceremonies. Providing a
guard Of honor will be the color
fully uniformed Mount Vernon
Guard.
From to 8 O'Clock, models
from Hayman's Fashion Shops
informally will display sports
fashions.
After the ceremonies, 4S Of
the top men and 48 Of the lead
ing women keglers of the area
will compete in tournaments.
Following this the lanes will
be thrown open to the public
for free bowling, which will con-
tinue throughout Sunday start
ing at 10 am.
Drawings for door prizes will
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Houston Merger
Is Turned Down

HOUSTON, Tex, Mar. %
(AP.-After four days of de-
liberations. the Houston Sport:
Association last night rejected
an offer to merge with the
Houston Buffs of the Ameri-
can Association.
The decision, prompted by
two conditions of the merger
plan which the Houston Sports
Association found intolerable
dashed the last. Pickering hope
Of a solution to'the city's base
ball conflict.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

lila, MAJ. ID
(AP).-"Practice at II am.
tomorrow" shouted Red Auer-
bach to his jubilant Boston
Celtics as they celebrated their
fourth straight Eastern Divi-
sion championship in the Ma
tional Basketball Association
1t was the coach's way of
reminding his boys the job
was only half done. The Gel
tics play either st. Louis or
Minneapolis in a best-of-seven
series for the NBA crown start
ing Sunday in Boston.
Auerbach then told all who
would listen that his teams
119-1l7 victory over the Phila-
delphia Warriors here last
night was the greatest in his
l4-year coaching career.
do you realize" he asked,
shat we beat this team Phila-
delphia) five times this year
on their home court. I can
hardly believe it myself. We
clinched it here, that's what
makes it so great. It's tough
before a bowling home house,
believe me-"
The play that won the game
was an ironical piece Of busi-
ness. The score was 117-II7
with nine seconds remaining.
The Celtics decided to try a
pick-off in which Bill Sharman
would drive in for his favorite
one-hand pop from the key.
Auerbach hoped that if Shar-
man missed, the worst he could
expect was to be fouled and Bill
is the leagues pest free
thrower.
What made the irony was
that the Warriors diagnosed
the play perfectly. They de-
fensed it beautifully as Wilt
Ch q m b erlain and Woody
Sauldsberry converged on Shar-
man and blocked his shot. The
ball, however. slipped of the
boards into the waiting hands
Of Tommy Heinsohn. who tipped
it in as the clock ran out.
Heinsohn was left open when
Chamberlain and Sauldsberry
moved over to check Sharman.
1t was the last play of the
game and stunned a record
Convention Hall crowd Of
1861.
The Warriors dressing room,
Of course. was like a morgue.
They realized that the game
and Eastern finals were lost
where so many Philadelphia
defeats were recorded this year
at the foul line. Philadelphia
made only 81 of AZ fouls, while
Boston netted 25 of 80.
The quietest lad in the Phila-
delphia locker room was young
Guy Rodgers. The former
Temple ace had played the fin
est game of his two-season pro
career, scoring 81 points. hand
ing out nine assists and grab
bing 10 rebounds. His one
nand pops and driving lay-ups
had kept the Warriors in the
game. But with the score tied,
ll7-ll7. and IL seconds re-
naming. Rodgers blew two free
throws
Evening star., 1960-03-25
HAWKS TIE LAKERS
Ironic Wist Earns
CeIts Division Title

| MINNEAPOLIS, Mar. rs
(AP.-The Minneapolis Lakers
and st. Louis Hawks carry their
National Basketball Associa-
tion Western playoffs into a
showdown seventh game in st.
Louis tomorrow afternoon with
the home court percentages
violently out of whack.
The Hawks came on the deck
to square the series at three
games apiece last night with a
breezing 1876 triumph. It
was st. Louis second victory
in three games on the Laker
floor.
But the Hawks have lost two
out Of three in st. Louis, where
they were nearly unbeatable
during the regular season.
To compensate matters for
the Hawks-and perhaps LAX
erS-as well as st. Louis fans,
the nationally televised game
will be played at Washington
University instead of st. Louis
regular site. Kiel Auditorium.
(The game will be shown over
WRC-4 at 2 pm.)
Previous commitments make
the Auditorium unavailable.
The Hawks already have sold
5000 tickets for the game, and
the Washington plant seats
only $500. The Hawks intend
to make standing room avail
able in every nook and Granny.
The winner meets the Celtics
for the NBA title, starting
Sunday afternoon in Boston.
Bob Petit hit 80 points and
Cliff Hagan and Clyde Lowell
lette 20 apiece to pace the
Hawks victory last night.
The performance overcame an
other great effort by the LAX
ers' Elgin Baylor, who pumped
in 80.
THE only way you can stop
Baylor is with an earthquake"
Macauley said. But If you can
hold down the other guys like
our fellows did, you can win."
Frank Selvy, the second
highest Laker. had only l3
points.