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L. bGbNOlN ~ W
brick split-level on large
wooded lot. 4 bedrooms.
= baths, gadget-packed
kitchen, recreation room
and carport. Walk to
bus, shopping and school.
Open Saturday. Sunday
and Monday. Drive south
on U. S. ! TO LIST i'm
mediate left beyond
Mt. Vernon High School,
left to 3rd street on
right. Turn right to
house. S19,990. Call so.
5-6190.
. ACRES - Center-hall
brick rambler on lovely
wooded hilltop. 23-ft.
recreation room, de luxe
kitchen. 3 bedrooms, ~
tiled baths, basement.
attached garage, sun
deck, > fiagstone patios.
Open Sunday and Mon
day, ] pm. I'll dark.
South on U. 8. | approx.
] y miles past Pohick
Church TO house on
right. S24,Q50. Dial
703-GY. 10000.
CAREFULLY PLANNED
-3-bedroom, ~ bath,
brick split-level in Falls
Church Mclean area,
Streamlined kitchen,
24x14 recreation room,
basement and carport.
Open Sunday and Mon
day. l pm. til dark.
From Key Bridge drive
out Lee hwy. to Rte. Z
intersection in Fails
Church. right on Rte. Z
approx !. mile past
George Mason High
School. right on Lemon
I'd. to LIST left, then right
TO corner house. S30,s50.
Call IA. 10000.
FAIRFAX COLONIALs-
New and ready for &C.
cupancy in 20 days. 4
bedrooms, den, 3 baths,
recreation rooms. fully
equipped kitchens, ga
RACES and patios. Open
Saturday. Sunday and
Monday, l pm. til
dark. From l4th St.
Bridge drive out Airing
ton blvd. to Fairfax
circle. continue on Rte.
29-2 so past LIST traf-
fic light, left on Mclean
ave. and follow Gordin
Mensh signs. S23,95n to
S24,450. Call CIR. 3-456O.
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MCLEAN AREA

5406 PARK ROAD
New brick ramblers, 3 bedrms., 3
baths, huge liv rm., bay window,
fireplace, equip kit, eating space:
tull oSmt., lRe; rec; nm, hrepl.s
4th bedrm. Lge lot v/trees; walk
ing dist. tranSp. and schools.
S27 950-S2S,50O. Directions Out
Old Dominion DR.. to Park Rd. on
left
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EXCLUSIVE AGENT
GORDIN-M ENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria Virginia
South 5-61q0
1901 Brookheld Plaza
Springfield, Virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
U 8 ] at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Virgins
Dial 103-Gypsy 4-60e0
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

LOT OWNERS. build now-Lescc
ofiels d wide variety OF plans with
quality construction: no down pay
ment on your lot IN most cases
LEsCO HOMES, George W Dorsey
jr. Box ll6. Riverdale. Nd, PhonG
Appleton 1-9472 or WA. 1880
LOVELY 3-BEDRM. semidet bricl
rambler, located in West Hyatts.
Vile: excel. financing: shown b.
appt. only. Call RE. 5-7470.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AREA - Bricl
and lone rambler. Excel cond
9 oedrms FINISHED APART
MENT IN BASEMENT. FILA terms
Sl7.250 HUGH ]. PECK. 1850
New Hamp. ave, He 4-l700.
OPEN TODAY
636i OXON HILL RID.
Lge. 3-bedrm. brk rambler on u
acre level lot. With carport, / Il
baths, equip. kit. sep. din. rm..
full bSmt FLA approved.
RIDGEFIELD REALTY CO.
20. ISL Ewes. 10. T-7S37
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NEW RAMRLERS
5335 N. 5th ST.

CHOICE CLOsE-IN LOCATION
Select your own colorS for these
new brick ramblers. bedrms.,
"a baths, lge. liv. rm., corner
freplaces. 'wife-savine' kits,
eating space; full daylight walk
out bsmt., rec nm, hrepl., and
room for Attn bedrm.; lge. lot w
trees. Swimming pool priyileges
avail. blk. to bus. S2l.e60-
IN. Harrison, / blk. to houses.
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CLEAN-NEAT and a whale
OF 3 value; q big all-brick
rambler with attached ga
rage: foyer entrance to large
living rm. and dining nm,
19x12 kitchen, 3 twin-siZed
bedrms. and Ia baths: ali
on ha-acre lot-as We said
it's immaculate and priced
below FHA appraisal at
SOB, $50. IA. $3.50, ATLAS
REALTY CO., 4751 Lee hwy.
Arlington.
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l ACRE-Level and completely
shop. several chicken houses H sand and
orchard, plus an unusual 4 bed
rm. and den home. In Al cond
spotless inside and9'out 80 It.
liv nm. with frepl.. bsmt.. hot
water heat. must see to appre-
ciate Moderate down. balance in
/ trust
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BRICK rambler in excel. cond 3
bedrms.. IL baths, hrepl. in liv
nm. knotty pine rec. rm.. work
shop and laundry rm. in bsmt 81.
lge. screened patio. moderate
down and assume 49, interest
GIL. loan.
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OPEN SUN. AND MON, 1915
COLLEGE PARK AREA
950l 49th PLACE
Hollywood on the Hill
BTsrd new 3 bedrm. rambler lea.
turing large family size kit, full
bsmt.. large level lot with beau.
tlful shade trees. Priced Sla .96n
Cash, trade CT terms DIREC.
TONS: Baltimore blvd. 70. S
route - to Hollywood I'd, right
20 +ath place right to a5Ol.
Robert S. Davis g. Co., Inc.
WA. 7-39On
OUT-oF-ToWN OWNER wires Sell
my home at last years price. ="
Practically new. 3-bedrm. Ia
bath, brick split -level on ls-acre
lot. in beautiful Seabrool- Acres
All-elec, de luxe kit; rec. rm.. too:
fireplace, CompeTe at SIa,95O.
Call III pm. Wa $4,000.
ROBERT S, DAVIS & Co. INC.
DIXON HILL-We have a fine Sc
lection Of split-levels and ram
blers: .in-serviee and conventional
financing Also ia-acre bldg. sites
overlooking the Potomac
MURRAY REAr, ESTATE
CHI. $500 Ewes Cr' s-tlO0
DIXON HILL SOUTHLAWN-2-yr.-
I'd, 3-bedrm. bTk TAmb e.. with
6smt.; on lge- Corner To-: Ike
CAL Mrs Cox. 10. S-S347 or ST.
3-136S. ATLAS REALTY co.
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E. RIvERDALE = 3-bedrm- split
level, Ia baths, knotty pine rec.
rm.. cow to Pkway.
E1SENACHER REALTY. 10. 4-5555
EASTERN AVE. AND RIGGS RID.
mr.; n. Hamp.-3-bedrm., 21a-bath
brk. home on corner lot. Attached
gar, rec. nm Zoned commercial
Suitable for business or profess
sional BY OWNER. S23,50O. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-22

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandra. Virginia
King $500
Lee Hwy Route 29-2lD
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-4j6O
Q3l North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
Jackson $4,000
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES

GLENRIDGE-4 bedrm. Cape Cod,
mr.. st. Mary's, ideal for the
growing family, level lot with
patio. For price and terms call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-22
PARKER

SMITH AND DoNNELL
IA. 1851 Realtors ia. 1887
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HICKS

ALEX. AREA-Assume 4IIes 81
loan; all brk. home. featurinq
bedrms., liv. rm, din. rm. full
osmt. fenced-in lot, must see thil
duplex to- appreciate i. easy
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX. AREA; assume 4H7os loan
4,bedrm. comb; Cape Cod. 4 years
f 8a with 1n 5sTt dN wa ,xs ., EN-
kit, . enormous tile baths: Just
blks.. from Hammond H. S. Pres
no. pymts. Si0S. Moderate down
pymt; will handle. Call now. TIE.
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX. AREA, SIl,95O-see this
delightful brick 3-bedroom ram
bler-corner lot In Holm Hall-s
fine community just of Mt. Yer
non blvd. Near schools. shopping
and bus. Very easy terms. Imme-
S'ate occ YpnTy 81 sz SHstt,
Allen, MT VERNON BLvD.-IM-
MEDIATE OCCUPANCY ~ shade
and fruit trees, on large level lot
surround this immaculate 3-bed-
room brick home. featuring en-
trance hall to living room with
fireplace; central air conditioning;
screened porch. kitchen with eat.
ing space, basement and built-ir
saTage. walk to school. shops
bus, swimming pool and recrea.
ton area: only S20,250: assume
large loan with easy payments
Call IA $4,000, Q til Q. SHAN.
NON & IUCHS, REALTORS, 205i
Wilson blvd
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Observation-Disclosures 4iacS CT
loan, $40 mo. total on a spotless
bungalow. sep. din. rm., dispose
and dishwasher in kit. rec. rm,
in bsmt.. lge. front porch and
tree-shaded lot, moderate down,
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SARAH ROACH
NORTH ARLINGTON

IA. 1852 KE. 6-s7st
Evening star., 1960-11-06

Eventually she'll things In the
in that
Prudent
here Make mIy future Ask
Prudential Agent design
Evening star., 1960-08-17
HOLLYWOO
By SHElLAH GRAHAM
Two Faces of Joan

ROME (NANA) There are
two opinions about Joan Collins
on the set of her current film
Esther and the King"-her
own and the others. She is
inconSiderate and she is not a
professional" said eVeral
members of the cast, referring
to Joan's three AWOL jauntS
to London, one, and New York,
two. "One more trip, and she
would be fired" l was told. But
Joan has the last laugh. She
does not believe in separations
from Warren Beatty and is now
in New York to see him-by
permission of director RaOul
Walsh. Richard Egan, the
king in Esther and the King"
introduced me to his 7-month-
old baby daughter, Patricia,
who answers only to the Italian
pronunciation, "Patreezia," or
something like that. In any
case, baby Pat will grow up
speaking a very strange Ian
guage, because her very proud
father talks to her in a Morti-
mer Snerd dialect, punctuated
with many "oig. Digs. Mrs.
Egan, the former Pat Hardy,
told me that she and Dick had
brought over many cases of
canned milk and orange juice
Evening star., 1960-08-17

the Olympic games, then take
a driver and tour the beauty
spots of Italy. >. ! ask e d
Esther" director Raoul Walsh
why so many Biblical pictures
are being made abroad. Its
easier to make costume pic
ture in Italy than Hollywood, q"
Raoul replied. Another director
producer, George Stevens, does
not agree. George films his
Greatest Story Ever Told" in
Hollywood.
- -
With production booming in
Italy, Dino di Laurentiis, is
building new studios on a two
mile square plot of land, about
20 miles from Rome. When I
was in Rome a year ago, pro-
duction was at such a low ebb
they were thinking of closing
down the Cinecitta Studio
which is now booked solid for
the next 2 years. With all the
American, British and Italian
productions. it is impossible to
get all the needed extras, and
producers are raiding adjoining
Evening star., 1960-08-17

countries. The situation is
worse in London where Cleo
patra," starring Elizabeth
Taylor with Peter Finch and
Stephen Boyd. will not only re-
quire every sound stage at
Pinewood, but space also at
ElStree, and Shepperton.
The chicken industry in Italy
has been taking ads to reassure
the males that they will not
lose virility through eating
hormone-fed chickens! 1t may
seem funny to you, but to the
Italian men, this is a very seri-
GUS matter, even more impor-
tant than politics.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

from the States, only to learn
they could get all the American
canned brands in Italy.
+ = y
The Egans became engaged
in my Beverly Hills home about
three Christmas parties ago,
but I learned in Rome how
Dick proposed. You wouldn't
want to marry me, would you?"
he said to Pat. II didn't know
if it was a question or a Sug-
geStion, but I said yes quickly" 3"
Mrs. E. told me. They rented an
apartment in Rome for four
will remain over for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

opinions are oDereG as guide 10 area DteUeTG
Leonard Bernstein and the New Philharmonic
Universally of Beethoven" Thanksgiving treat Before
audience Of high school and university students in
West Berlin, Bernstein enthusiastically applauded
for his searching analysis of Beethovens genius and so
viii you you listen to the TAPPING of that unusual event
in current musical history Bernstein claimed Beethoven
as universal genius rather than German one, en-
bodying the kind Of magnificent rapport Of thematic
ideas that be related to the structure of society and
hopes for peace The Berliners accepted his
treatise and listened to the playing of Beethovens Piano
Concerto No. in major with Bernstein as soloist and
conductor PM, WToP-9.
No Place Like HomeI would be difficult to collect four
talented people than Jose Ferrer Rosemary Cooney
Carol Burnett and Dick Van Dyke. Carol does whale
OF job with Nobody" Rosemary sings I'm Old FASH
toned" and cabin in the Sky" and is joined by Ferrer
for Our House" All four participate in home" medley
(Color.) $50 pm, WRC-
The Real McCoys-"The McCoys Alloy" mighty nice cpl
sode. Grandpa learns that battleship named after
West Virginia hero about to be taken out of service
Acting to the honor Of his State manages to
enlist the aid of West Vrgina's Governor and q Navy
captain. Funny throughout. $50 pm, wNlAL-7.
Ernie FOrdErnie his customary Thanksgiving dinner
along with Guests Molly Bee and Guitarist Merle Travis
who wrote the Ford hit, "16 Tons" Thereu be medley
of Travis songs and the hymn, BLESS This House" $3.50
pm, WRC4.
does nice job slick narcotics boss polished fellow
with weakness-diabetes His boys polish off the OPP
position in neat killings that not actually seen Just
imagined. $50 pm, WMAL-7
Person to Colngwood listens those popular Nc
CURE Sisters-Phys Chris and Dorothysing the story
Of their lves and talk about their extraordinary
Producer Director George Stevens with his associate
producer George L explains the months of research
involved in epic film they're doing and about
his previous hits 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Jack Paar Show-For Jacks Hollywood show he has
Peggy Cass along his East Coast representative and
Jerry Lewis as his West. 1880 pm, WRC-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24
Youth Gets
a Years in Prison

ASHLAND. Va. Nov. "A (AP) i.
Judge Leon M. Bazile
has sentenced Raymond Sidney
Wells. 16. Of near Ashland to
four years in prison.
Wells was sentenced to two
years on a charge Of breaking
into Henry Clay Elementary
School at Ashland on November
5 and destroying public prop
erty. The court revoked suspen-
sion Of a two-year sentence i'm
poSen on Wells last January IS
on a charge Of unauthorized use
Of an automobile.
Judge Bazile recommended
that the sentences be served at
the States Southampton Cor
lrectional Farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
5:4s, WMAL-FM t1o7.s Mo-

5:45, WMAL-FM (1O7.S Me-
Composers Corner: Mo-
Fart. Sonata No. 16 in c for
Organ and Orchestra; Vari-
atoms on q Minuet by Du-
port.
600, WASH-FM (97.l Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall. BerlioZ'
Overture to Waverley.
1900, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 MOI
-Serenade. Bach's Birthday
Cantata, No. 2O8.
$500, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-Orchestral
Capitals Of the World. Phil
harmonic Orchestra Of Lon
don: Otto Klempeper, con-
ductor. Beethoven's Sym
phony No. 6 in F, Pastoral. /"
1890, WGMS AMIN (570 Kc.
and 1855 Mc.)-Pan Ameri-
can Union Concert. Michel
Block. pianist. LISTS Sonata
in B Minor.
1901, WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. Handel's Harpsichord
Concerto in g Minor.
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OTHER TV
HiGHLIGHTS

1880. WTOP (9)-The Wit
ness. The subject OF to-
nights simulated probe is
AL Capone. Brooklyn hood
lurn who migrated to Chi
cago to become the car Of
the underworld.
$500, WMAL (7)-My Three
Sons. Raft on the River. "
Chips vivid imagination rubs
of on his father and both
have an eerie adventure.
Don Grady.
11:O0, WTTG ~ Starlight
Theater. Angel Face" A
spoiled heiress is responsible
for her parents death. then
her boy friends and finally
her own. Jean Simmons,
Mona Ere EN- a n, Robert
Mitchum Q953.
HIS, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. 1.-THE Three Muske-
teers." Dumas classic as
an action film set in France
at the time Of Louis XIII.
Lana Turner, Gene Kelly
(1948).
1850, WMAL E)-First Run
Movie. Break to Freedom. "
British prisoners in o Ger
man camp construct o life
size dummy to cover an es-
cape. Anthony Steel, Jack
Warner t1945).
Tomorrow
1880, WTTG ~ - Silver
Spring Christmas Parade.
Live telecast of the annual
parade, with Pick Temple
and Collie Dog Lady.
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WlHx-tsoa ke.--2l-hsur spsfstlsa.
wPik-i13s Ne. Daylight snly.
WARL-1eo ke.-DayIight saly.
WaMR-1e5o ke.-Dsylght Only.
WUST-l12e Ke.-Daylight suly.
WFAx-12ze Ke.-Dayilgbt only.
WWDc-12se ke.--2Ihsur spsTstisa.
WEEL-13to ke.-2s-hsur 0pesatIss sEcse
Gay J an. 10 I p.m.; Sunday Q a.a
Msnday mldaisht 70 an. TUESDAY.
WeOk-134e ke.--24-hsur operation Meadsl
Saturday; Sunday an. to midnight.
WeAM-13e ke.-7+hsur operation. excss
Sunday midnlght to 5 an. Monday.
WD0k-ts4e ke.-Dayilsht saly.
WPsc-isse ke.-Dayiight eAly.
WPRW-1lse ke.-0ayIsht say.
NeMs-S7e ke.-s an. 10 MltnlSht; Sstu
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonigtts top shous preuieiDed By TV KEYS stat,
yho attend rehedrsdls match screenings and dn1lyze
scripts In New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are, offered as guide to area Die,Ders.
Evening star., 1960-03-19
TRAINING CAMPS
Dodgers Due to Farm
Howard and FoirIy

vERO BEACH, Fla, Mar. Is
(AP). - The decision hasn't
been made officially, but the
Los Angeles Dodgers probably
will send Frank Howard to
Spokane for another year OF
seasoning and assign Ron
Fairly to Spokane or st. Paul
These two are regarded as
Dodger stars of the future
1861, to be exact. Fairly, a
University of Southern Califor-
mia product, did a good job OF
pinch hitting last season and
Manager Walt Alston says IT
is possible that I'VE might not
have won the pennant without
him."
But Fairly cannot break into
the 1860 Dodger outfield as a
regular now. He's in the Army,
will be slow to round into top
condition, and although he
fields and throws well. his hit
Evening star., 1960-03-19
MARYLAND FINALS TONIGHT "
Blades Could Grab
Title Due to Height

+ North East from Cecil County,
51-49, in overtime.
Francis Scott Key of Carroll
County knocked off Easton
from the Eastern Shore, 47-39,
and Walkersville bumped Girls
field. 6l-50, in the other en-
counters. ..s
Poolesville and Walkersville
square of for the Class C
championship at 6 o'clock to-
night. Surrattsville and Francis
Scott Key meet for the Glass B
title at 7:30. And Bladensburg
battles Milford Mill at 9 o'clock
for the Glass A crown.
Buckley Hits on Hooks
Allegany saw too much OF
Bladensburg's Jay Buckley. The
6-foot-10 senior tossed in three
straight hook shots at the end
of the first quarter for a 17-9
lead and the Mustangs kept
the score practically doubled
until the reserves took over in
the second half.
B-CC overcame a 2O-7 def
cit to take a 41-36 lead in the
third quarter. but eventually
! See MARYLAND, Page Ais
Evening star., 1960-03-19
FRANCIS S. MAIN RIVAL
MosIem Chief Choice
In Bowie's Gold CUP

April Skies, a clever winner
at Bowie last Saturday at the
same distaiice Of today's fea-
ture, also was due strong sup
port. The veteran Earl ].
Knapp rides April Skies, who
won the first division Of Trop-
ical's Alligator Handicap. and
the James H. Connors Stakes
at Narragansett last season.
Completing the Gold Cup
lineup are Bridgette, LOT; Tro-
jan Jewel, 112; Timberlane,
112: Yomolka. 112, and Will
liam H. Bishops entry or Fair
Student, ITO, and Playgoer, 112
With 10 starters, the winner
will net $23,002 in addition to
a Gold Cup trophy to be pre-
sented by Gov. Tawes.
For the second straight after
noon yesterday one Jockey
proved the solution to the daily
double. On Thursday Bobby
Corle booted home both the
winners in the first and Sec
ond races and yesterday veter-
an Joe Servis, better known on
the areas minor circuit, turned
the trick to the tune Of $373.SO
He registered with Jack Frost
"a $64.60 in the first and took
the second with Melody Jane
($24.80). Both winners were
saddled by Trainer Vernon
Arthur. A parlay on the first
two winners amounted to $8O1
The winning numbers were 2
and 4.
With the thermometer hit
ting so degrees, a crowd Of
9,092 wagered 1892, ,S87 on
yesterdays 23d program of the
meeting.
Evening star., 1960-03-19
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor


Moslem Chief, beaten of in
Hialeah's Flaming Stakes tries
10 re-establish his credentials
as a serious Kentucky Derby
contender today in Bowie's
S35.850 Governors Gold Cup,
7-furlong sprint which drew
10 3-year- -olds.
The anticipated crowd of 49,
900 for the 10-race card was
expected to make the Florida
campaigned colt owned by Mrs
James A. Bohannon, an 8-to-5
favorite to win his first stakes
since capturing the Everglades
In Florida. Jockey John Sellers
was expected to fly in from
Miami to ride Moslem Chief,
top-weighted with 124 pounds.
The sixth running of the
Gold Cup. richest 3-year-old
race Of the Maryland spring
season other than the Freak
ness, attracted three additional,
but lesser Derby hopefuls, in
April Fool Farms April Skies
i21; Alfred Vanderbilt's Idola-
Ter, 112, and Valley Farms
Yomolka, l12.
However, Moslem Chief.
principal rival today was a non
Derby eligible, Harbor View
Farms Francis S., weighted
at 112 pounds under the al.
lowance conditions of the
stakes. Francis S. also make.
his Maryland bow after racing
in Florida. where his best ef.
fort was a second to Bally Acht
in Hialeah's Hibiscus Stakes
Joe Culmone, the meeting.
leading rider but blanked ir
stakes competition, was siatec
to pilot Francis s.
Evening star., 1960-03-19
BY DICK SLAY
Star staf Writer

They'll press 'em, but I think
Bladensburg's height will be
too much to overcome" said
Floris DAWSON last night oi
Milford Mills chances of TAX
ing the Maryland State Class
A basketball championship,
A pressing defense worked
for Milford Mill against Davis
sons Bethesda Chevy Chase
club last night at Cole Field
House. at least in the first
quarter. Milford abandoned
the tactic after that and fell
behind, but eventually won the
semifinal game, 66-61, over last
years Glass A champion.
All this came at the end OF
a nine-hour program witnessed
by an all-day crowd Of about
5000 spectators.
POOlesville Wins
Bladensburg outclassed Allie
gafly, $3.50, in the other
Glass A game. Surrattsville won
it's Goth game without defeat
80-40, in Class B. And Pooles-
vile saved the Washington
area in Class c by nippins
Evening star., 1960-03-19
EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Los Angeles VS.. Pittsbursh at For
Myers, Cancelled, rain.
Baltimore VS.. WASHINGTON at orlan
Chicago IA) VS.. Kansas City at wes
Palm Beach, Cancelled. rain.
PHILADELPHIA 900 600 010-I 8
CINCINNATI 900 600 00Q-0 2
Roberts, Short t6D and Coker; Me
Short. L-Nuxhall
MILwAuKEE 600 300 1907 8
NEW YORK 600 110 600 IL
Wiley: Mckenzie "a. McMahsn 81
ney (sl and Howard. w-McMahon
Home runs-Milwaukee, Aaron: New
York, McDougald.
bErk9FF 81; k9PFs SSS sSS SSS SSs Sos Sos g !
Mizell. Donohue t0, Jackson ,tS)
and H. Smith. Cannizzaro (5): Aguirre,
Burning al, Murnside Ia and Roarke
W-Burnside. L-Donohue.
CHICAGO CNl 900 800 30x-5 Id :
Jones, Shipley (5l, Loes az and
Schmidt; Morehead, Schroll (5l, Elston
ts) and Neeman. W-Morehead. L.
Home runs-chicsvo, Thomas, Nee
man.
BOSTON 90! o2O 1e0-es
CLEVELAND Ol5 1O2 02x-11 9 l
Stallard, Muffett t4). Saleck az
and H. Sullivan, Sadowski (5); Haw-
kIns, Guerra (4l, Locke (7), Tiefenauer
90 and Romano. W-Hawkins. l.
Stallard
Home runS-Boston. Keough Muf-
fett, Clinton, Cleveland, Cash t2),
Bono (2), Romano, Leek.
GAMES TODAY
Washington VS.. Kansas City at West
Palm Beach
Chicago (A) VS.. Baltimore at Miami
Boston VS.. Chicago at Mesa.
Cleveland VS.. San Francisco at San
Diego.
Pittsburgh VS.. Detroit at Lakeland
New York vs. St. Louis at st.
Petersburs
Cincinnati VS.. Milwaukee at Bra
denton.
Los AnSsles vs.. Philadelphia at
Clearwate
Evening star., 1960-03-19
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON TELEVISION

TODAY.
Football
Cleveland Browns VS.. Pitts
bureh Steelers ION tape)
WRC-4, pm.
Basketball
st. Louis Hawks VS.. Mime.
apolis Lakers (playoff), WRC-
4, 2 pm.
Natioanl Invitational Tour
nament final, WRC-4, 4 pm
Hockey
New York Rangers VS.. De-
troit Red Wings, WTOP-9, z
pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ. WMAL-7
4 pm.
Golf
All-Star golf, WMAL-7, 5
pm.
SUNDAY
Basketball
Boston Celtics VS.. Philadel-
phia Warriors (playoff finals)
WRC-4, 2 pm.
Golf
World championship golf
WRC-4, 4::30 pm.
Evening star., 1960-03-19

ting needs attention which
Aston believes a year in the
minors will help.
The Dodgers feel Howard,
an outfielder who lately has
played first base-eyentually is
going to rewrite National,
League slugging records. One
more year in the minors is all
he needs, Dodger managerial
minds agree.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.
P).-Kansas City pitchers,
have yet to work more than
three innings each in the ex-
hibition baseball season but
Manager Bob Elliott plans to
lengthen assignments beginning
Tuesday.
Rain, which forced cancella-
ton of yesterdays game with
See TRAINING, Page Ais