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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
81 lcoNIRSUEDl

BETHESDA. WILDWOOD MANOR
LARGE 4ia< LOAN AVAIL
ABLE. Outstanding brick rambler
perfectly located near shopping
center and easy walk 70 public
and pArochial schools and bus
lines. This pretty house Is out
standing. Q lovely rms. and ga
baths plus the most beautiful gar
dsn-isTef daylight family I'm. you
could ever hope for-40 II long
With fireplace and bar. Home Is
Absolutely immaculate, delightful
deep level lot. Call cur uptown
offies til Q pm. KE 1880.
SHANNON & LUCHS
-. REALTORS SINCE 1909
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BRUNETTE AVENUE
mM0psm

hs- lO-4
close-in silver Spring, 4 bedrms.,
sep. din. rm., mod. kitchen, lge.
> living rn., beaut. zen and family
-fm., sun deck and carport. Dir:
Colesville rd.. north to Sligo
Creek parkway. left / blk, right
to Brunette, to open sign. (9509)
r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALTOR HA. 7-40S0
BURTON KELLEIGH NC.-1st Of
ffefing on this exceptional rambler
IN Bradley blvd. area. tremendous
Nv. rm.-din. rm. combination af-
/, fording panorama view Of the
a most exquisite gardens in the area.
% tbedrms., 2 baths. large modern
kit. utility room. gear garage,
: priced under 40s for immediate
sale. OIL. 6-4453.
BURTON KELLEIGH NC.-Choice
Silver Spring Colonial. large liv.
nm. sep; din. rm.. 3 bedrms..
full bsmt., with tiled play rm.,
large fenced yard, beautifully dec
GRATED inside and out. Unbelievable
AZ $17,960., OIL. o-445S. ewes.
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.p1rNnannlnIM; Az; =; Enprsr

First offering-clean as q pin-all.
brick Colonial on lovely WOODED
LOT with fenced rear yard. Just
u block to Arlington blvd. bus
Large screened porch. spacious liv,
rm., 11X12 din. rn., equipped
kitchen 3 bedrms. End all tiled
bath on I'd floor. Full bSmt. with
REC. RoOMi Priced right-excel-
lent financing can be arranged.
Call now for full details, ia. B.
1875. Ewes. call IA. 2-1364.
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REALTORS

BRICK RAMBLER on lovely
lot in Falls Church-McLean
condition. Priced ct S16,500.
Large 4h9s loan can be
assured with low down pay q.
ment. For further details call
THE DARBY CO., IA. g.
1898. Ewes. IA. 6-1S55.
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CHEvERJY-S bedrms.. iiy. rm. W
firepl;, din. rm.. kit, IN baths,
room with bar. Asking sci $50.
OWNER, SP. 3-o651. :, =
CHEvERLY--Oniy So, 900 or trade
needed to assume this OF loan.
Custom 4-bedrn.. brick. 2-bath
home with bsmt. and garage,
SALES HA, 2-lSOO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hTicF m

ANNANDALE-3-bedrm. brick ram
wooded lot, air eond.. 41s% FHA
loan. SIG. 800. CT. 6-61sS.
AN UNUSUAL FIND-FTVE BED
ROOMS, 3 fun baths in this pro-
fessionally designed home situ-
ated on large wooded lot with
access 70. express transportation.
Large living room with fireplace,
separate dining room With wall
c&EDSR & % FAMILY AN LiY'eRsSo eRRsoSoMw' MwIsTEnE srsnd.
new and ready for Immediate oc-
cupaney. Priced 70 sell. Call JE.
4-22S6. PARKER, SMITH u DON
NELL. REALTORS.
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$4,000

ATl-brick rambler with $500
down, 3 bedrooms, bath
and half, separate living
room. dining room. full
basement. Call VIII. 1885,
VIII. 6-4e18.
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ANNANDALE-Assume loan on this
beautiful 3-bedroom,. full base
msnt men T.. rambler. Excellent cIcse-in
features living room. dining Soom
equipped kitchen, Recreation room
in basement. 1 X baths, real neat
house with excellent terms. Only
CALL NOW HU. l.2B26
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COUNTRY CLUB
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1000
rTfGGAN-

CUSTOM QUALITY
This lovely custom. built house has
everything the most discriminate
ing, can possibly want There are
bedrooms. 2h baths, formal
size dining room, charming liv-
ing room and q huge recreation
rm., both with fireplaces. The
KITCHEN ie completely equipped
as wei as large breakfsst Area.
The house is centrally Air con
ditioned and Is situated on a
beautifully wooded lot. The ele-
mentary school is / block from
the house. Priced In the low 30s,
For more TowM w5nMioTmst,2n ]. is1,,,;, Ssll Us now.
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= CHEVY CHASE

Magnificent brick Colonial, only 8
years old. First floor, entrance
Rall; living E,,. room. ha1,Ga; dining room sT5
baths, fun basement, psneied rec.
I'M, maids room and bath. Rear
screened porch, built-in garage.
Heautiful deep lot. Central air
conditioning. Ewes, Mrs. Stone.
Nj C. q A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
EN-. 2-4464 REALTORS
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G. p. FIETCHER,
SHERWOOD FORREST

SHERWOOD FOREST
At Colesville-See this TREMEN-
DOUS eustom-built RAMBLER
nestled among towering trees, al
most ACRE Handicapped lot. A mag
nificent home featuring "a rec.
rm. with BAR, built-in plano,
lovely stone firepL. " bath and
IL bedrlli. Eat-in kit. lge. din.
rm., 49, liv. rn. with firepl., scr.
paneled porch, 3 diversified bedrms.
and Ia baths. What a BARGAIN
at $2S,750 FILA. RIPLEY CO.
JU. 6-6111.
SILVER SPRINGS king and queer
size bedrms. in this spacious home
plus extras galore. Sep. din. rn1.
firepl. in liv. rm., built-in garage
rec. rm. Immac. and irnmed. poss
FHA appr: $4,000. $1,000,
C. paul hickman 949-020C
SILVER sPRfNG-ciose in. neal
MCJC. Immaculate 4-bedrm. bricl
home. VIZ fun baths, mod. de.
luxe kit, sep. din. rm., huge lin:
ished rec. rTn. full bsmt.. FHA
appraisal S22,950:
TRACER ASSOCIATES. JU $500
SILVER sPRING--Owner. close IN
s-ssdrp.s ,Ss prick hris5 raHdSlslr dasl,. sep n,e din
80. cl'1s7st '71.s7sot2s.. .n0DD'nk, Low 1O''
SILVER SPRNG--Business reloca-
flee at S26, $50, reduced below
market price. Beautiful large near
new split, ideal family home has
everything. High loan. Owner WI
Bemis, Braid q L.angdon
CALL e4s-oeoO ANYTIME
aTsaoseis sesisid ia 5lSlcF 5rSIE IS@5isr c05isT,
CENTRAL AIR cOND., 8 bedrms.,
1H baths firepl., spotless kit
wIdishwasher, delightful rec. rm.
PLUS washer, dryer, storm win
aoSs aeg and doors, FILA or VA. S1e'-
]. L. LEWIS s49-43sO
SILVER SPRING = Center hall
brick-and-frame rambler. paneied
family room off bright Kitchen,
large living room and dininr
room. 8 bedrooms, 2 baths. pan
eled rec. rn1., sliding glass doors
TO patio. Beautiful yard. Just com
pleted and ready 70 move IN.
S24. $50. Most convenient location
ETeS;, W6o,DSooR 1g; s-S445; "a. s.7l5d KFLLE R.
SILVER sPRING, Northwood vi,
lage-First showing Of this beau
tiful 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
years old and in peri. eond. Mod
ern kit, din. rm., rec. room with
powder rin. and exit. Corner ferceS
lot. Many extras. RAMSEY REAL
TY CO., 949-O532.
SILVER SPRING, nT. 4 Corner
and Northwood High-Like- new
many extras. 3.hedrn,. den, "a
sss ssss7s6 soUd bgS nlee wSs, lOs new DDE
ing out OF town WoODSIDl
REALTY CO.. 10. e-0440 tn
p.m.
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81; CENTER HALL
2GSTORY BRK. COLONIAL

fam. rm., entire bsmt. floor tiled,
tgeghsd .sE., e for 4 DNhs gssh Cal an
Appt., OIL. 2-2730 ewes. Mr.. Hartz,
GHEVY CHASE, Leland st. between
Wisconsin and Bradley-25bedrm.
Colonial with tsl; porch. din I'm.
&onv. you can't beat It. Low 2Os.
ls5pDY BAKER. OIL. 2-7615.
GHEVY CHASE. close TO Rosemary
Sarase in bsnt. SIS, 600.
CQLONIAI,-S rms, lots Of extras.
plus shopping and trsnsp. So. :
300 OIL. 4-6207. JODY BAKER.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRNG Country Club
View. First SHOWING. 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler. DIN. rm-, lge. mod kit,
side porch, fireplace and lge. win
doWs in bsmt Beautiful level lot
RAMSEY REALTY CO., 940-O532
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REALTORS SINCE 1905
k000 Cnun Ava

bETHEsDA, NEAR WILDWOOD
SHOPPING CENTER-Terrific buy
IN modern brick raneher, pretty
IS Q picture. and neat as . pin.
rms. III baths. modern kitchen,
Tecreation I'm. and earport. You
Eon't believe It, only S1s,95O.
Cal Our Uptown Office, til 8 pm.
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DECATUR HKTGHTS-New.
" redec. lovely 3-bedrm,
brick rambler. finished rec.
rm., III baths. fireplace,
walking distance TO schools,
churches. trsnsp. Only $500
down.
MANY oTHERs-wE TRADE
N. LEO sToRcH
REALTORS sP. 3-4500
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WOODACREs = S2s, $50. 2-story
brick Colonial, 5 bedrooms, 3
baths, den. screened porch, ga
rage and bsmt. KE. 7-1370. Ewes.
WI. 6-95S6. -. -.
STUART 4 MAURY, NC, Realtors
6207 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WOODSIDE PARK-Fabulous hrk,
home, very spacious rooms. 4
bedrms., den, rec. room. garage,
HIIpEBRAND' tf.rf EIsi Nt''eSS' Go. Ju. $3.50
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CHEVERLY

Lovely colonial with 8 bedrms., IN
baths and den. Only S17,e60.
T. PECK, HE. 4-1700
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
CMLLUM-FIRsT OFFERING. ST.
SSSlHIas XIII sIE fAssss ssIsai .I,s Rs s:'sSd sRd
ing out into enci. porch. Sen. cSi ain.
rm.. fun bsmt.. h.-W.h,, det. gar !.
fenced 3D.. Priced S21. 800. TO
INSPECT call Mr.. Mann. HA. q
1879; PAUL ?. STONE. Rltr..
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PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
AP. 7-2176 AP. 3-7TS1
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HIGH POINT (off Mass. ave. ext y,
$33,750 - Contemporary rambler,
3 bedrms., 2 baths, full basement
with recreation room, "a bath and
den. KE. 7-1370, ewes. OIL. 6-467I.
STUART q MAURY, INC, Realtors
5207 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
HILLANDALE-3 bedroom 2-bath
brick Colonial, slate roof, attached
garage. Beautiful fenced lot with
large trees. Close to st. Camillus
Call Mr.. Elliott. with LAIRD B,
SCOTT. JU. 9-0420. ewes. and
sun. JU. S-4S03.
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PairTay: owner MUST sEII I'll,
THIS MONTH. subject to reason
able offer. Corner lot 100x200.
den, garage and vacant. 1868
Crossway I'd. Lots In same area
are selling for $1,000 to Sg, 600.
Principals only. Please call OWN
ER, WA. 3-l423.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-(Better
than nev.) Att. 3-bedrm.. 2A- :
bath brick Colonial. den, paneled
rec. rm.. scr. porch. buflt-in ga
rage. lge. wooded lot, centrally
air eond. Price low 30s. kM. b
1881. Il. GLENN GARVM, e4o-
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bETHEsDA.IpFetty g : speckled

SETHESDA-English Village. Ex-
S STssE SssssjEensSIblii rs%bi.r true With csnssF: ssF:
living ivI OsiSi and dinins diinS''Ii rooms, % 8 bed
Hfms. and 2 baths, mod. kit. Stair
wqy leads to upper level Suitable
for 2 more bedrms,, with heating
and plumbing already roughed IND.
Priced at S27.500 for immediate
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COLLEGE PIX (sOUTH - TFuc
S;nS:T csntsE-han ng 5rk Colonial co pl. On A. prize
formal din: rm.. library. den, bath,
plus 3 bedrms.. 2 full baths 2nd
floor: Rec. rm;: gsrage and hot
Can 474-S0oo for appointment. @ t.u
BURCH REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-10
BY BOB HANSON
Star Staff Writer

Devotees of high-scoring
basketball should be in for a
treat tonight when Montgom-
cry Blair and Bladensburg
clash for the Glass AA Mary
land State high school cham
pionship at the University OF
Maryland's Cole Field House
Game time is 9 o'clock.
The battle between the Mont
gomery County and Prince
Georges champions will climax
a four-game program which
finds PooleSville meeting Girls
field for the Glass C title at
3 pm, North Hartford en-
gaging North Caroline for Glass
B honors at 4:3O and Surratts-
vile playing WalkerSville for
the Glass A championship at
7:30.
BladenSburg gained the finals
by trouncing Towson, 72-57,
Thursday night, but Blair out
did the Mustangs by setting a
school record last night in run
ming over South Hagerstown,
87-58. The previous high for
the Blazers was IS points
against Northwood last season.
Matches Small Stars
In other semifinal games last
night, Walkersville knocked out
Aberdeen, 54-52, in Glass A;
North Caroline defeated Valley,
52-40, in Glass B and Crisfield
thumped Sudlersville, 64-46, in
Glass c. An estimated 1000
fans watched.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-10
Austin Scores II
As Stays Conquer
ViIlunovu Frosh

John Austin of DeMatha
High School, who is being
sought by many a college
basketball power. did nothing
to hurt his reputation at Viii
lanova last night as he led
the Stays to a 76-75 victory
over the Wildcat freshman in
overtime at Philadelphia.
Still slowed by pulled ham
string muscle, Austin employed
a push shot to near perfection
to total 81 points. However the
late heroes were teammates
John Jones, Bill McDermott
and Gary Ward.
Jones scored on a tap-in to
tie the count at 71-all with As
seconds left in regulation time.
After neither team cashed a
point in the remaining As sec
onds, the Villanova Frosh took
a 74-73 lead in the extra period.
McDermott scored a goal with
10 seconds left and Ward,
fouled on the same play, added
a foul shot for a 2-point De-
Matha lead.
Ben Kenny, the hosts high
scorer with 26 points, mar
rowed the final score by sink
ing the second of two foul
shots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-10
PLAYS HOFSTRA TONIGHT
Mt. St. Mory's Wins
In F our Overtimes

in close and John O'Reilly add
ed two free throws. Dennis
Hepner scored a field goal for
Albright in the waning seconds
Tommy Pearsall's 80 points
for Albright topped all scorers
while Mount st. Mary'S got Is
from Samuels, II from O'Reilly
and Is from Tally as the five
starters went all the way.
Results in other regional
playoffs:
IS AT Rochester, n. Y.-Northeastern
SO, Rochester IN. " rs.
At Valparaiso, Ind.-Concordia Riv-
er Forest, Ill ~, Illinois Normal 81;
At Jonesboro, Ark.-Southeast Mis-
souri, 81; Abilene Christian So: Ar
6ensas State 60; Lamar Tech (TexD
At Lincoln, Nebr State College of
Iowa 81; Hamline 6S. Nebraska WeS-
leyan II. Grinnell So.
AT Sacramento. Calif.-Cal Poly
tPomona) IS. Fresno State ST: Sac
ramento State IS, Seattle Pacific 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-10
St. Joe's, Texas Tech
Take Berths in NCAA

Temple automatically was
beckoned by the NIT as a re-
suit of losing to st. Joseph's.
st. Joseph's required the
services of a semi-invalid to
get past Temple. Jim Boyle,
"a 6-foot-4 sophomore who was
operated on for appendicitis
less than three weeks ago,
came off the bench to score 10
points for the Hawks.
They get a bye in the first
round and next Friday will
play the survivor of Mondays
game between Wake Forest,
Atlantic Coast Conference
champion, and Yale, Ivy League
ruler.
This was Boyle's first action
since his operation. He played
part of the first half and
dropped in four points. In the
last four minutes, though, he
broke the game open with two
field goals and a 3-pointer.
Tom Wayne had 20 points
for the Hawks, while John
Koshinen led Temple with 10.
Texas Tech had no sinecure,
either. The Red Raiders went
into a 56-55 lead with $50 left,
but had to fight a desperate
rear-guard action the rest of
the way to hold off the Mus
tangS.
Jim Loudermilk, the South
west Conferences top scorer,
dropped in 80 points for South
ern Methodist, but is wasn't
enough to match Texas Techs
rounded scoring punch. Roger
Hennig paced the Raiders with
% points.
Texas Tech will meet the Air
Force Academy, an at-large
entry, in the first round of the
.NCAA tournament in Dallas
Monday.
Villanova, an at-large NCAA
club, defeated La Sale, 1857,
in Philadelphia before St.
Joseph'S and Temple took the
floor.
In major games Stanford
beat UCLA, 82-67; Oregon
State downed Oregon, 65-48;
California nipped Southern
California, 61-60; Washington
squeaked by Idaho, $3.50; Tu-
lane took Louisiana State, 81
SO, and Connecticut whipped
Colgate 94-78.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-10
Quick TapeJob
Helps GUPrep
Into Sen1ifina|s
By JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

Coach Don Hillock of George
town Prep did one of his quick
est tape jobs last night and it
gained his Little Hoyas a berth
in the semifinalS of the 18th
annual Priory basketball tour
nament.
Hillock tapped Dick Williams
injured left ankle in the first
period and the 6-foot-i senior
responded by leading the Little
HoyaS to a $3.50 victory over
surprisingly tough Bulls
School.
In other first round games,
st. Anthony's trounced st. Al
bans, 1851; st. Stephens, the
Interstate Athletic Conference
champion. swamped St. Mary's
of Annapolis, 68-46, and host
Priory advanced with a 1851
victory over st. Johns of Fred
erick, Md.
Tonight's semifinals match
Priory and st. Stephens at 8
o'clock and Georgetown Prep
and st. Anthony's at $50.
Williams injured his ankle
midway of the first quarter.
When it became obvious that
he was having trouble, Hillock
took him out, tapped the ankle
over the sock and got him back
in action before the end of the
first half. Dick scored only
three points prior to the in
jury and only one more in the
half, but he came back with a
21-point second-half perform
ance to lead all pointmakers
with Is.
Williams efforts pulle d
Georgetown Prep from a 21-18
halftime deficit to a shaky 49,
48 lead. Then he netted a jump
shot with As seconds left and
after Dean Sclavounos scored
to again pare the margin to a
point he provided the clincher
on another jumper with 20 sec
onds to go.
In the only other close game,
John Pratt of Priory poured
in 81 points. including nine for
nine from the foul line, to de-
eide the issue. st. Johns had
four men in double figures, but
no one else in the scoring COL
umn.
st. Anthony's, now 1871.
amaSsed a 23-4 lead in the first
period, and the starters and
substitutes alternated after
that.
st. Stephens, although not
playing its best, had little more
trouble with st. Mary's, which
won only two games this sea-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-10
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

Brian Keller didn't see action
until the fourth period and
then scored only four points,
but he was the man of the hour
as st. Johns edged Mackin,
62-6l, last night at DeMatha
in a playoff for second place
in the second half of the
Catholic League.
Keller, who has been idle
since last month with an ankle
injury, scored with two seconds
to go to give the Cadets the
victory.
st. Johns and Mackin, run
nerup in the first half, meet
again at DeMatha at 2 pm
tomorrow for the leagues over
all second position and a berth
in the knights of Columbus
tournament March 1925 at
Georgetown University. De-
Malta, the league champion,
already has accepted a tourney
berth.
Lewis Scores 20
Sharing the spotlight with
Keller in St. Johns second
straight one-point victory over
the Trojans after a 30-point
beating in their first encounter
were Bill Ring, Ron Panneton
and Bob Lewis.
While Lewis was experience
ing a rough first half, Ring
Melted Is of his II points and
Panneton collected another Is
to pace the Cadets to a 36-32
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-10
BY the Associated Press

The NCAA and National In
vitation Tournament each have
oAly one berth to fill and for
each its a big one in the post
season basketball scramble.
When Cincinnati and Brad
ley meet in a playoff for the
Missouri Valley championship
Monday, the winner will head
for the NCAA and the loser
the NIT.
Cincinnati is the defending
NCAA champion, having de-
feated Ohio State in last years
final. The NCAA is hoping the
Bearcats and Buckeyes meet
again.
St. Joseph's of Philadelphia
and Texas Tech gained NCAA
spots last night. The Hawks
won the Middle Atlantic Con-
ference championship by de-
feating Temple, 1866, in Phil
adelphia. Texas Tech captured
the Southwest Conference title
for the second straight year
by outlasting Southern Meth
odist, 71-67. in Fort Worth.
Both were playoffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-10
Coach Petit
Star Player
For Hawks
By the Associated Press


If Coach Bob Petit of the
st. Louis Hawks can find a
couple more like player Bob
Petit of the st. Louis Hawks,
those Western Division titles
might start coming again in
the National Basketball Asso-
citation.
With Fuzzy Levane assigned
to scouting duties for the rest
of the season, Petit took over
as coach against Chicago at
Detroit last night. He got a
brilliant performance from
player Pettit-41 points and %
rebounds - and the Hawks
scored a 124-120 victory.
1t was one of three MIA
games last night. In the second
game at Detroit, the Boston
CelticS won their 58th of the
SeaSon-one short of their all
time season record set two
years ago-beating the PistonS,
BOIL. At New York, the
Knicks ended their home sea-
son with a 122-100 romp over
Los Angeles, the Western Di-
vision champions.
Shellie McMillon, getting
more chance to play recently,
added Is points and Cliff
Hagan scored % for the Hawks.
Boston put away Detroit with
a Appoint burst in the second
period after trailing by II
points early in the game. Tom
Heinsohn led the Celts with 80
points and Johnny Egan had 20
for Detroit.
New York whipped into a rs
point lead over Los Angeles in
the second period and coasted
against the Lakers, with Willie
Naulls leading the way with 81
points. Jerry West had % for
Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-10
Harness Board
Rejected Again

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 10 (AP)
Maryland Senate re-
fused last night for the second
time in "a hours to create a
three-man commission for har-
ness racing.
The House approved it
Thursday on the last day of
the regular session and again
in special session Friday.
Harness racing now is super
viSed by a five-man commits
sion which also regulates the
thoroughbred sport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-10
BY the Associated Press


The battle for quarter-finaI
berths in the NCAA College
Division reaches the showdown
stage on seven fronts tonight
and at least one team, Mount
st. Mary's, is hoping for easier
shedding than it encountered
in the first round last night.
The Mounts, Mason-Dixon
Conference champions, had to
go through four overtime peri
DDS to get by Albright, 67-64,
in the Eastern Regionals at AL
bright Field House. Tonight,
they meet Hofstra, $3.50 victor
over C. w. Post, for a position
in the round of Is at Evans
vile, Ind, next week.
In other key games last night,
defending champion Wittenberg
Walloped Cannon. 69-43, and
unbeaten Florida AIM rolled
to its Goth straight victory,
1850 over Youngstown, in the
Mideast Regionals at Akron.
Southern Illinois jumped a
round ahead of the rest of the
field with an 1888 triumph
over Evansville that moved it
into the quarterfinals.
Mount st. Mary's took a
1892 lead over Albright only
to have the regulation game
wind up in a 55-55 tie. Neither
team scored in the first over
time and it was 1888 after the
second and $3.50 after the
third. With 1:42 remaining in
the fourth, Dave SamuelS
pushed the Mounts ahead,
at 1852, Dick Tally scored from
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Sanders Lirnps
To3-Shot Lead
Al Pensacola

PENSACOLA, Fla, Mar. 10
(AP). - Limping but light
hearted Doug Sanders carried
a three-stroke lead into today's
third round of the $4,000 Pen
sacola Open golf tournament.
Sanders reeled off his second
straight 5-under-par round of
81 yesterday for a 36-hole total
of 1874 despite a narrowing ride
to the hospital to have a glass
silver removed from his left
foot just before the round be-
gan.
The 28-year-old native of
Cedartown, Ga, picked up the
silver from a broken ashtray.
II was determined to play,
even if I took a 95," Sanders
said. 1.-The rush to and from
the hospital in an ambulance
with its siren wailing made me
feel shaky all day." But the
wise-cracking young star who
plays out of Ojai, Calf, didn't
seem to be bothered by it as he
toured the 6,700-yard course
with eight brides, three bogies
and seven parS. He one-putted
II greens, including a 25-footer
on No. II.
Tournament favorite Arnold
Palmer was knotted in a tie
for second with five other play
ers-Dave Raglan, Miller Bar
Der, Paul Harvey, Bert Weaver
and Don Fairfield.
Tied for eighth a stroke back
at 1873 were Moon Mullins,
Jerry SteelSmith, Dan Skies,
John Pott, Bobby Nichols and
Joe Campbell.
The honeymoon ended
quickly for the first-day leader,
unlleralded Peter Mazur of
TonaWanda, N. Y. He scored
an astonishing 9-under-par SO
on the first round, but skidded
to a rs on the next 10, giving
him a halfway mark of 141.
The leaders: