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CHEVROLET 80 Impala convertible
v-s, powerglide, r. and h., Wv
tires, p.s., i owner. low MILEAGE
extra clean, 81 1915.
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Z AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THIRD SO eonv.. white, black
inter-, 2 tops. new paint, tires,
soft top and tonneau. New custom
vinyl inter. and carpeting. Both
continental kit, and plain rear
bumper included. Best offer over
$1,000. WE. S-2310. vienna, Va.l
THIRD 81 convertible, red, Whit0
top. beige leather. special, s2,4eB.
Capitol dillac- Olds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. Re. 7-26O0
THUNDERBIRD go cow, fully
equipped. air cond., excel. cond.
S1.9g5. RE. 6-s141.
WILLYS JEEP CJ-5. UNIV, enc.
cab. 4-whl. dr., warn hubs, new
tires. mint cond.. A-ton trailer
also mint, both for only $1,000.
OIL. 6-7477.
WILLYs '52 2-door. 8 CYL. new
paint, r. and h.. 2 new tires. good
shape. 500. g2b-4636.
VOLKsWAGEN '52 with '58 engine,
10000 mi, needs minor repairs.
$22b. 940-Os39.
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TAKOMA FORD

FORD $50 Galaxie Fordor town
sedan. T. and b. hsoss stand. trans,
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FORD 81 Fairlane 800" Tudor
VS., T. and h., Wv. tires, blue
and white finish, S096.
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702b CARROLL AVE. JU. 6-IOOOI
FORD 80 Galaxie 2-dr., VS. mo-
tor. cruisomatic, p. s., r., h., q
tone finish. excel. cond. through
out 1926.
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TRIANGLE FORD

oUlO ~. 4. ave. I'VE. N. 0-luOo
FORD 80 VS. Fordor Country
Sedan sta; wag" auto. trans" r.
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BOB PECK

CHEVROLET-CORVAfR
1888 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 2-9004
FORD so, $685., $40 On. S37.5
on approved credit. PARKWAY
FORD, 3030 M st. NV. FE. $4,000.
FORD 80 Galaxie Fordor sedan,
auto, r. and h.. all gray. S99b.
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LOVING CHEVROLET
E.-W. Hwy. and Colesville Rd.
III. Q-fl406 III. Q-R307
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3-spd. II. shift. full race cam
positraction. $3.50. AP. 7-7219.
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CHEVROLET 81 Impala sport Sc.
Nv, iiF:;; SRIts; req s Ss,, x SS
d pRSSs1Sq MosT Sls prize gta w 81 sSS;
st. Falls Church. JE. 4-2422.
CHEVROLET $50 Kingswood g.
passenger station wagon, auto
matte transmission, :. and h.,
beautiful green finish, positively
Immaculate throughout, 1895.
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CHEVROLET 1852
772-Og26
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CHEW. 81 1mpala 2-dr. hardtop,
standard transmission, VS. engine.
radio and heater, immaculate in
terror. original beautiful black
finish. Hurryl This one will sell
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III &c t.EVVEN ". VI 20 tUW
FORD '63 Fairlane hardtop, beau
titul red finish, T. and h., stand
ard shift, $50 engine, 1-year
warranty, positively immaculate.
anecial S2.2Qb.
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TED BRITT

FORD SALES, INC.
Rte. so. 90, oil. Fairfax, Va.
CIR. 3-6650
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FORD 80 tudor hSrdtop, VS. With
S sHfS sOBS sri cs i Ss7soOsS ; :, n,
Z pm, p3l 1870.
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. AERO CHEyROLET

Only 8 more days left Of the cele-
bration OF Alexandria Days. Spe-
Gal values on all used cars. 1868
demons. and company official ears
on sale. now. 1905 Mt. Vernon
aye. and 1908 King st.. Alex. Va.
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CHEy. SO 2-dr.. 8 cyl, straight
tires, OWNER. RE. 6-S636.
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Ourisnan
Chevrolet
2241 Nichols Ave. Sc.
LII. 3-1051, LII. 3-1052

FORD 81 Fairlane 800" Fordor,
Fordomatie. r. and h.. Wv. tires
81 AS.
A x,1i,,o.4o,o EouJ
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CHEVY 'bb Bel Air hdtp., black,
34S Gu. in. w/3OO hp., custom
BODY work; 4-speed trans. Call
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CHEW. ''5s Impala 2-dr. hdtp.,
auto; Trans p.s.. black, 1895.
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CHEVROLET 1881 cpe., new paint
and tires, needs upholsterinE. good
So IsLa. best offer. RIA. $3.50.
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CHEVY '55 Bel Air VS. sta. wag !,
auto, excel cond., Wv. S4e5 or
best offer. Pc, 2-0b3s
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CHEVY '55 VS. Bel Air 2-door,
Z, and h. powerglide. $3.50. 1885,
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ROSenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and s. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. ia. 4-S700
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Palmer Ford

$500 AGER ROAD
W. Hyattsville, Nd. AP. 7-0i14
OPEN SUNDAY l2-b
FORD air-cond. 80 Fordor, white
station wagon, auto. trans. 4.
heater. Wv, tires. Good cond.
Si,59O. HE. 4-702s, DI. 7-6367,
rnnn tsn nainri. hdAn
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CHEW. ~ Bel Air 4-dr., auto.
trans. low mi, EXTRA CLEAN
INSIDE AND OUT. PERI. cond.,
owner must sell S7T5 o91. 60a
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Hill q Sanders

FORD 49, oaiaxie 800 hardtop,
4-speed trans, brand new 40e en-.
sine; pa Il and h" Wv tires
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FORD-FALCON-T-BIRD
Corner Elm and Arlington Rd,
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-S262
FORD SO convertible. low mileage,
new top, Z: and b., VERY CLEAN,
TEES PERFfcf p coNp1Tf eSHS SSS5
firm. 256-1037.
FORD '55. Excel. running cond.,
interior in good shape. 500. Call
AP. 7-7219.
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~; 'bb We 4-dr., auto, r.
90 h. Cash. $500 or best offer,
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CHRYsLER SO New Yorker New.
6rsnd.neS tires ownsf'O 222s. s SHH
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AuToMoBILLs EoR SALE AUIoMosILIs EoR SALE :

OLDsNIoBuE ~ -Sss statiou uaE-
ing, po1er tan gafs. ekruns roof
rack, silver blue with matching
interiors S7slsA UNIVERSITY AUTO
SALES Univ. blvd and CoIegTille
ID. u. s-ls9S.
oLDs "a couVertble. he Dynamic
win al power and automatic
features, also radio, heater this one
Is really nice, s7,leS.
Lindsay Odds Cadillac
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR
OV. 5-03So ALEXANDRIA
OLDs '63 "Se" sedan, black, factory
air, very sharp. Sy47S
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
lzso IND s. NV. Re. 7-zsoo
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VALIANT "a. T, and h, NE new,
thls weeks SPECIAL SIS. Can finance
with SIS dOWn.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
RAMRI,ERS

Over Is % eheoss from. fron -
t1ro4gh - eedanel aat4ol wagons,
Al Z sxeeL coldlho1. lsyear war
ranty. Fram S<eS.
STAFFORD RAMBLER
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TEMPEST '63 L. Mans sport coupe
326 We engine, stand. shift On the
hoors r. and h., WV. snow tires,
garnet mist finish, matching inte-
nor. This car driven only lo,lls mi.
and still under factory warranty,
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TAKOMA FORD
7o2s CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
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TEMPEST '63 custom sport coupe,
auto, 7. and b., p.s., wv. tires,
economy 4-cyl. motor. Eye-appeal-
ing aquamarine finish, ivory TOP.
This thrifty sport car has been driV-
en- only 6.6eS careful mi. and still
under factory warranty. Won't stay
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NERO. 81 2-dr. sed, blue and white,
T. and h., all new tires. $3.50. Call
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ROYAL MOTORS

Imperial Chrysler- Plymouth-Simc
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9.2904
PLYMOUTH IS 2-dr. station wagon
Va, automatic, clean int, real nice
body, 5 very good tires, 5000 mi,
wei taken care Of since new, pvt.
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OLDSMOBILE '63 Dynamic "ss" 4
dr.. sedan, p.s., air cond., heater,
less than $500 mi, excel. cond., ST.
800, Elk, 3-3025.
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/ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 81 ar, I04 miles. ! oH1-
TLACs a2zi Con.
PONf. ~ Tempegt door sedan,
new 6reSs auto. tr4nA-s excellent
Jpn. kss-ls71.
PONTIAC 20 BounsYila 7-door hard
TOP. Has sysrytning i1elnding iaeto-
Pearanca. t3.ooo actual miles. 81
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

f-HTKD 80. W.. tires. 2. and H.,
ial Pgsers air eond-s l0W nd 81 S7S
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EDMONDS
FORD CITY"

1928 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. s-ss22
FORD IS Fairlane, excel. cond.,
auto trans, good tires, body, low
mileage, $3.50. 277-3o74.
FORD '63 Fairlane 800" Fordor,
completely equip, one owner, low
mi, dark blue, new-car warranty,
SIPS down or take trade. S20e5
total price. Call FRED FREDER-
lex, Chrysler-P Plymouth, U6-73Z3.
FORD '63 Country Sedan, Q CYL, r.
and b., stand. trans, best offer.
Ewes, FL. A-44el. Day, IA. A-l25e,
MIR. HENDERSON.
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FORD '65 Galaxie 500 I-dr. hit, We
r. and h., fordom., p.s., sl,69S.
TRIANGLE FORD

FORD 80 cow, Gaiaxie 300
beaut. raven black finish, immac.
red int, 300-h.p. engine, 4-speed
trans, like new In every respect,
new-car warranty and terms, only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25
BY FRANCIS STANN
Star Staff Writer

PITCHING-Frank Lary's
arm, which sidelined him for
so much Of a disastrous 2-6
season. seems to be the key
to the Detroit Tiger staff. If
this 1919 winner in 1861
and best Yankee heater in
baseball--can bounce back
the Tigers will have a top
notch mound corps.
A pleasant surprise Zone Of
the few last season was the
development Of Hank Aguirre
from an obscure relief pitcher
to a 1873 starter. Jim Bum
ming (19-10) is a third ace,
and there also are Don Mossi
dl-13), Paul Foytack GOLD
and Phil Regain (ll-9). These
are holdovers from the go
staff and do not include Bob
Anderson, obtained from the
Cubs in trade for Steve
Boros; Dick Egan tl7-11 for
Hawaii), Bob Dustal (12-8 for
Denver) and HOWE Koplitz,
who came out of the service
to post a 80 record with the
Tigers. a
Ace Reliefer Terry Fox was
out Of action with a sore
elbow until May 30, then
spent three weeks at Denver
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Son Follows Dad,
Leeds Sooners to
NCAA Title

KENT, Ohio. Mar. rs (AP).-
Wayne Martin, q three-time
titlist, led the University OF
Oklahoma to its first national
wrestling championship in 1895
and was voted the nations out
standing collegiate wrestler.
Now his 2l-year-old son,
Mickey Martin, a 1.-THE 130-
FOUNDER, has done the same
thing.
Mickey successfully defended
his national crown and brought
the Sooners their sixth team
title. q 48-45 victory over Iowa
State Saturday night.
Four other newly crowned
champions moved up from
lower 1852 finishes: Mike MIS-
son Of Nebraska at 123 pounds,
Bill Dotson Of State College OF
Iowa at 1877 pounds, Dean Lahr
of Colorado at lit pounds and
Kirk Pendleton Of Lehigh al
157 pounds.
Mike Natvig Of Army re-
tanned his lat pound crown.
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By q Star staff Writer

by = otaH otalA WfitcI
POMPANO BEACH, Fla,
Mar. 25.-When the White Sox
were in Mexico City recently
they inquired on behalf Of the
Senators about Rogelio Alva-
rez, the first baseman detained
in Cuba.
The White Sox have a go
between there who handles
their relations with Cuban
players and he told them he
thought Alverez would be with
the Senators within a week
Manager AL Lopez Of the White
Sox gave Mickey Vernon the
contacts phone number.
I'VE would have brought him
back on our plane II he had
been there" Lopez told Vernon
last night. The Senators had
dinner at the White Sox hotel
in Sarasota after playing the
Athletics in Bradenton.
Lopez was talking about the
three games the White Sox
played In Mexico City. They
have six umpires there and
don't believe they were root
ing for u.s." AL said.
After one Of our guys was
called out at second on a real
bad call / went out and told
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SIuggersHea
Boxing Card

A pair Of first-round win
ners q month ago, Middle
weights AL Wright and Johnny
Moore. are the likely opponents
in the six-round bout closing
tonight's club fights at Capt.
toll Arena.
Goldie Ahearn might change
his mind before the 8:45 o'clock
first fight. but today he leaned
toward the Moore Wright pairs
ing as his feature attraction.
Both scored first-round TKO's
on Goldie's last show, Febru-
airy rs.
However, there will be three
other six-round bouts to choose
among and a pair of four
FOUNDERS opening the card.
Jimmy Watts and Carlton
Thomas. middleweights. and
Featherweights Irwin Stewart
and Harold Brister are four
round pairings.
In skies, Kid Saucer meets
Sylvester Gather in a heavy
weight scrap, Jimmy Biggs
faces Billy Gray at middle
weight and Norman Smith
takes on Lightweight Brown
Lee from Harrisburg, Pa.
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THUMBNAL sZEUP
Larry Holds Key to Tigers Hopes

andos isn't over the hill,
Detroit's park and the sepa-
ration from knuckle-baller
Hoyt Wilhelm should bring a
new lease on life to the
veteran obtained from Balti-
more. Even so. Bill Freeman
from Denver may supplant
Triandos before the year Is
out. Mike Roarke and John
Sullivan are fighting for the
No. 3 job. II there is one.
NFIELD-Not on q par
with those Of other flag con-
tenders. Norm Cash at first
base hit 80 homers but his
average fell from q league
leading .36l in 81 to a dis
NAL .243. Dick McAuliffe
had a good 1858 after win
ming second base from Jake
Wood. At shortstop Chico
Fernandez was adequate with
.249 but Wood. who stole 80
bases in 80 efforts in 81 and
IA or is in a row last year,
is q candidate. Bubba Phil
lips, returning TO Detroit
after q seven-year absence, is
the third baseman, which
makes Manager Bob Schef-
fling happy. Last season we
tried seven different men at
third base" he reminds.
OUTFTELD-Only one in
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the umpire in Spanish that I
was q good-natured senior and
he might get away with that
this week, but he had better
watch out next week.
Freddie Hutchinson was 60
ing In there the next week
with Cincinnati" AL continued.
II told the imp that Hutch
was a mailman. and that II he
made any calls like that against
him there would be trouble. ]
think ! scared him."
Wayne Conner, the l9-year-
old outfielder - catcher from
Shenandoah, Va. repeatedly is
the minor league player who
will go to Detroit in the deal
for Larry Osborne. Bonnie
Daniels will try to go seven
innings against the Tigers to-
day, with Bob Baird to finish.
Phil Regan and Paul Foytack
will work for the Tigers.
-
Carl Bouldin, who was CO.
captain Of the Cincinnati bas-
ketball team that won the
NCAA title two years ago.
took his alma matters defeat
in typical Bouldin fashion.
Carl Just shrugged his shoul-
ders. The Senator's young
pitcher must be one OF the
most -dispositioned ath-
letes In the country. Coach
Sid Hudson flew TO his Waco
(Tex.) home for the funeral OF
Buster Mills wife. Mills. former
outfielder with the Browns and
Red Sox and now a scout for
the Yankees. and his wife were
close friends Of the Hudsons
for years.
Rs
Don Lock lost an easy fly IN
the sun at centerfield yesterday
10 give Norm Siebern a cheap
hit. There have been q
rash OF balls lost In the sun.
Lopez and Vernon were dis
cussing the matter In Sarasota
and the White Sox manager
blamed II on what he called a
high sky"
When Umpire Doyle called
three balks on Jim Bronstad
In one inning. the Senators
bench got on him at the end
Of the inning. Early Wynn
does the same thing Bronstad
was doing but you'll never
have the CUTS 10 call II on
him." Jim Piersall yelled. Hell
never win that 300th game II
he does that" Doyle yelled. and
the Senators bench reared.
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TWICE DELAYED
CIV Reudy to Begin
Grid Drills Tomorrow

game last season in relief of
the graduating Frank Paz-
zaglia.
The other potential quarter
backs are Rapp, Tom Branch,
Jim Greer and Steve Westpott,
all brand-new. Branch, a g.
foot future sophomore, is ex-
pected to give Holland the
stiffest argument for the No.
job and probably will be the
teams punter. Coach Jim
Camp has said that Branch
could be his most versatile back,
The other positions at least
have lettermen available for
duty.
Dick Drummond, two-time
All-Southern Conference half
back, returns to left-half,
which Camp has renamed tall
back in his wing-T formation.
Harry Taught has Keen
switched from right-half-now
called wingback-to back him
up, leaving Bob Lukomski to
man the right side.
Jim johnson returns to full
back, but two heavier sopho-
mores will push him for the
honor-195-pound Al Kwie-
cinski, a transfer from Mon
tana, and 215-pound Don
Lauer.
Co-Captains Ron Cindrich at
center and Dick Duenkel q left
end should be the outstanding
linemen. Paul Flowers is tick
eted for the other end and Per-
relic and John Hill right now
are the first-string guards.
However, neither co-eaptair
will be with the squad in spring
workouts. Duenkel win un.
dergo surgery, probably this
week, to fuse his breastbone
which was separated two years
ago and never healed COM
pletely. And now. Cindrich
win sit out the drills under the
possibility he might need a
shoulder operation. Camp says
he cannot count on Cindrich
even for next fall.
Camp still hopes to assemble
a team Of alumni to oppose
his varsity in the spring game.
A likely site is the Washington
Lee High School stadium.
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Oh, HAPPY DAY
Week. Golfers Gel
Four Holes in One

second hole at Oxon Run with
q nine-iron shot.
BROOKE MANOR - Len
Fusillo and Frank Prick sur
vived a late threat and won
the winter league champion
ship. l up. from Frank Kraw-
czel and Ed Bailer after going
three up on the front side.
BETHESDA - Only Division
/ must be settled before the
playoffs can begin in the Sher-
man Burt Winter League. Ted
Wang and Joe Zoeller. with 81
points, appear to be the Divi-
sion 2 winner after picking ur
one point yesterday. George
Broken and Art Lund clinched
the Division 3 title last week.
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Miumi FuIIbuck
Shot Accidentally

| MIAMI. Fla. Mar. rs CAPJ.-
Ken Hunt who was to have been
starting fullback in this years
University of Miami football
team. was accidently shot in
the leg yesterday.
The bone was shattered and
doctors said it would be sew
eral months before 1t is known
whether Hunt will be able to
play football again.
Hunt and a fraternity brother
we're shooting rats in a dump
when the accident happened,
a university spokesman said.
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BIedsoe Tops

Don Bledsoe, driving 0 re-
worked 1887 WHY'S, easily won
the top speed prize yesterday
in drag racing at Aquasco
Speedway. Bledsoe reac h e d
10000 miles per hour in COM
pleting the quarter mile In
1888 seconds as he won the
middle eliminator trophy.
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OH, HAPPY DAY

The four holes in one scored
on area courses yesterday
probably won't be equalled the
rest of the golf season. Al
though hardly a week end
passes without at least one ace,
four must qualify as some sort
Of record.
Two of them were at Manor
where Sam Blase hit q four.
wood shot into the cup on the
1S0-yard third hole and Buddy
Sharkey canned q three-iron
shot on the 190-yard eighth
hole of the inside nine.
DR.. A. F. Scheele holed q
four-iron shot on the l60-yard
18th at Army Navy and Vince
Fragnite aced the l12-yard
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the American League to
rival the Yankees when
Mickey Mantle is playing.
Power plus. with AL Kaline
in right, Rocky Colavito in
left and Bill Bruton sand
WICKED In between. Kaline's
broken collarbone May 20
kept him out for two months
but still he managed to drive
in "a runs and bat .304 in
100 games. Colavito was good
for 81 homers and 112 RBI.
Bruton hit .27e. with l6 hon.
ers and "a RBI, excellent for
q leadoff type. Behind this
trio are Bubba Morton,
Whitley Herzog. Purnal Colby
and Bob Farley. although
one or more must 90.
RECENT RECORD-Losses
Of Larry. Fox and Kaline,
plus other injuries, hurt.
Closed fact TO finish fourth,
half a game behind the An
gels, half q game ahead Of
White Sox.
TRADE PROSPECTS -
Might try to make q deal
for a shortstop, using out
fielder and pitcher.
RATING-With fair share
Of breaks, Detroit could win
1t all despite a reputation for
Having Something Go Wrong.
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oAVCA WI AAAlB WV AAlAlAAAbo al
the loss to Pittsburgh.
Logan, Savage Collide
Roy Sievers, Philadelphia
first baseman, is out with a
cracked rib. sustained when hit
by a pitched ball. He is ex-
pected to be out for three weeks
and viii miss the opening game.
Pittsburgh Shortstop Johnny
Logan had to be carried from
the field after colliding with
Ted Savage. He suffered a Sc
we're left knee bruise.
Pete Ward of the White Sox,
Felipe Alou of the Giants and
Dick Green. Kansas City rookie
we're among the hitting stars.
Alou had two homers in the
Giants romp, Wards third hit
a single, drove in the White
Sox' winning run In the 10th
against Detroit and Greer
drove in three runs with 6
homer and a single againSt
Washington.
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BY DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

George Washington's spring
football practice, twice delayed
by weather and an assistant
coaching change, will begin to-
morrow at Columbia Island,
starting what appears to be a
furious four-week schedule for
the 46 candidates.
Actually, the 20 practice days
allowed by NCAA rules will be
within a fiVe-week period be-
fore the spring game April 81,
but CIV will be idle for spring
vacation one week beginning
April IL.
This means five workouts a
week, probably each afternoon
Tuesday through Saturday II
the weather cooperates. Ses-
sions will start about 3:45 pm
weekdays and 2 pm. Saturdays.
The squad includes IL hold
overs from the % letter-win-
ners Of last fall and % new
varsity players who will be
sophomores next term. OF the
sophs-to-be, three are trans
fers. Also, there are two junior
transfers in Guard Bob White
from Montgomery Junior Col
lege and Quarterback Emil
Rapp from Brown University.
Doug Mcneil, a 230-pound
tackle from cambridge Prep,
will start the workouts on the
first unit and will be urged to
learn his job quickly. The
tackle positions are almost
totally lacking in experience.
Not only are Cliff Botyos and
Rich Hornfeck graduating. but
Ray Cushman was a classroom
casualty and Don Perriello has
been switched to guard, leav-
ing the tackles devoid Of letter
men.
30 Henson, q 215-pound
junior. is the other first-string
tackle. The second-unit pair
at the moment are John and
Bob zier. 225-pound twin
sophomores.
Even more worrisome could
be the situation at quarterback,
where Merv Holland. a 6-foot-
3 senior. played about half q
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getting into shape. Still he
appeared in "A games with is
saves" and a 3-l record. Has
a two-year total with Detroit
of II won, % saved and a 1.57
earned run average. Anderson
also will be in the Tiger
bullpen.
CATCHING-If Gus Tri-
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British Net Stur
Upset by Chilean

KINGSTON, Jamaica. Mar.
rs (AP).-Chilean star Patricio
Rodriguez pulled off another
sensational upset yesterday,
beating Britain's Mike SangsteI
in the mems singles final of
the Saint Andrew Tennis tour
nament. Ga. Us, 6-3.
As expected. Aussie star Les
ley Turner proved too much for
Britain's Deidre Gait in the
women's singles final. Miss
Turner won 6-3, 81.