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should be groaning at the
beams for this one.
SHORT SPRINTS - Ismael
Valenzuela, who won the 1858
Campbell with Promised Land,
pilots Kelso in Saturdays race
the classy field Saturday
will be shooting for q track
mark held by Social Outcast,
who. carrying Alfred @. Van
derbilt's silks, established the
1:42% record by winning
the 1855 event, the most thrill
ing running Of the Campbell
|. Kelso can replace Garry
Back as the No. 3 all-time
money-winning horse with q
victory in the Campbell. Kelso,
now fourth. has earned ST.
lat. .430 and is Just $33,395 be-
hind Carry Back. John A.
ManfuSo'S All Brandy. who
has won two stakes at the
Bowie session. has been given
topweight of 121 pounds for
Fridays $4,000 Potomac c
Handicap. =. Jockey Fred
Kratz pilots Flamingo Farms
Moss Neck in tomorrow's $20,-
600 Prince Georges Stakes for
Maryland-bred 3-year-olds.
Evening star., 1963-03-19
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star staff 'yriter

The Redskins pulled a sleeper
play today, obtaining Defensive
Halfback Johnny Sample from
the Steelers in return for q
high draft choice. -
It was Coach Bill McPeak's
opening gambit in what may be
q series Of manipulations to
strengthen the teams porous
pass defense. McPeak is gam
bling in trading for the some
time controversial player, but
he feels Sample Is well worth it.
I'VE have taken q big step
forward in strengthening the
secondary, which has been q
trouble spot" the coach said.
"a man Of Samples experience
and quickness should be a big
help. I think he has q couple Of
years of good football left"
Maryland State Athlete
Sample, an alumnus of Mary
land State who lives In Phila-
delphia, is only 26. He stands
8 feet ! and weighs 205 pounds.
He is fast, agile and uncanny
in sensing an impending pass.
The Steelers played him
against the opposition's best
pass receiver, regardless Of size,
speed or position, the few times
he saw action for them last
year. A back injury repeatedly
kept Sample on the bench most
Of the season, but there we're
that he didn't get along
with one Of the coaches.
Big Year in 81
Sample made his pro debut
with the Colts, who took him
as their seventh draft choice In
1858. "A CLASH OF perSonalltles
eventually led TO his departure |
for Pittsburgh. A noisy COM
petitor, he was q substitute for
two years in Baltimore, but
crashed briefly into the lime
light with two pass intercept
tions against the Giants in the
1859 championship game. He
returned one AZ yards for a
touchdown.
Sample didn't win q regular
berth until the eighth game OF
the 1860 season, and not until
a year later did he really come
into his own. He intercepted
eight passes for l4l yards and
one touchdown and returned 20
punts for 2s3 yards In 1861
both high for the league. He
took one punt 55 yards for q
touchdown, and he also re-
turned 20 kickoffs 532 yards. !
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nant contender to a last-place
ball club, because the deal
means a Job for him, some-
thing he probably would not
have had with the Tigers.
The purchase of Kline prob
ably won't be applauded by Ed
Hobaugh and Joe McClain. who
are struggling to hang on as
long or short relievers.
McClain's only salvation is
his knuckle ball, a pitch that
is not mastered over night,
When Joe pitched against the
White Sox on Saturday he was
instructed TO go to the knuck-
ler almost exclusively. He had
one strong inning and two
weak ones.
The question is: Will Nc
Claim have time to develop the
knuckler while the Senators
can afford to keep him?
Hobaugh was irked when he
was dropped from scheduled
rotation the other day, and
yesterday the Yankee "B"
squad clipped him for a pair
Of homers in q three-inning
turn.
The pitching setup to date
appears to be Tom Cheney,
Don Rudolph, Claude Osteen
and Dave Stenhouse as start
ers, with Steve Hamilton and
Bennie Daniels contending for
the fifth spot.
With Hannah, Duckworth
and Kline in the bullpen, plus
Hamilton and Daniels. that
takes care Of nine pitchers. The
Senator'S probably will carry
at least IL until the May Is
cutdown, with Hobaugh, Nc
Claim, Art Quirk, Carl Bouldin
and Tom Baker scrapping for
the last three spots.
However, Vernon wants an
other look or two at Bob Baird
and Jack jenkins, both i'm
presive in late-season games
last year and in their last out
ings in spring training.
OF the first nine, six are
righthanders and three left
handlers. The ratio Is 4-3 for
righthanders among the seven
in contention for the other
three early-season spots.
Evening star., 1963-03-19
THE AP SpoRTLIGHT
NIL ScheduIe-Makers PLAY
Checkers for High Stakes

First. the board is literally
sprinkled with "Xs"-meaning
that day is out, at that site.
Baseball contributes the most
ks" since 10 NIL teams share
quarters with baseball clubs.
This rules out many dates un-
til that season ends.
Then add these factors:
Too cold the last two weeks
in Green Bay, Cleveland, Pitts
burg and Minnesota.
No game in the last week end
in October in Minnesota. The
pheasant season opens then.
A game in Chicago November
10, when the annual National
Petroleum Conference meets.
But, please, not the champions
Packers, because Wrigley Field
is already sold out and all of
Bear Owner Haas oil friends
will de m md seats for that
game.
Avoid World Series
Stay out of World Series
towns. But which teams will be
in it? The current guess at
NFL headquarters is the YAM
KEGS and the Giants, with a
hedge If the Dodgers come
through.
Pitt Stadium seats more than
Forbes Field. So put the best
drawing teams in Pittsburgh
on the dates the stadium is
free.
If you open at Yankee Sta
dium. can you get the field
back in shape for the World
Series?
Some teams are sold out be-
fore the season starts. Others
might need a big game late in
the year. How about this one2
Oops. that puts two games back
to back. A good idea, sometimes.
Sometimes, not.
The checkers get moved here,
there. are replaced.
There's one consolation"
Rozelle said. with the bal
ance in the leagLe. and a sur
prise team almost every year,
it's Just about impossible to 60
very far wrong on the
schedule"
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Muy Cugers Take
Boys Club Finale

May Hardware defeated Fair
fax Ac. elsa. last night at
Jelleff Boys Club in the finals
Of the Boys Clubs Of Greater
Washington invitational basket
ball tournament junior class to
wind up the l962-63 season.
Teddy Shoots % points set
the pace for the winners.
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Host Of Problems
Redskins Get Sample
For Hiqh Droft Choice

Sample will be q left wing
back in McPeak's current plans,
which means veteran Jim Stef-
fen may be out of a job. With
8 = foot q Lonnie Sanders of
Michigan State. the Redskins
No. 2 draft choice. expected to
sign at the end Of the current
semester, McPeak may have a
running start in snoring up the
pass defense.
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AA@A8S NSNSAAs ~ S@A - e1Ss = AAS -
with interests in the Campbell
was: who asked him to
Gomez"
You would hardly expect
trainers like Frank Bonsal,
who conditions Mongo; Charlie
Kerr (Crimson Satan) and
Tommy Kelly (Sunrise County,
to do any cheering about fac
ing the three-time horse of the
year.
II Kelso's rivals are slightly
downcast, their attitude con-
trasts sharply with Bowie Of
ficials, who are both surprised
and delighted that racing's
greatest drawing card is stop
ping off in the Prince Georges
County pinewoods on his way
to a New York campaign.
John Turner, Bowie's racing
secretary, is one of the few
Bowie officials who previously
thought Kelso might make the
Campbell.
A few hours before the Gulf
stream Park Handicap was run
in Miami, Turner remarked:
"If Kelso has an easy time of
it today in Florida, I wouldn't
be surprised to see Trainer Carl
Hanford come here" Turner
was an accurate prophet.
. -
Like everything else Bowie
has done this year. the Camp
bell now has sbeen given the
magic touch.
With Kelso, Crimson Satan,
Sunrise County, Mongo and
Gushing Wind. among others.
on the Bowie grounds and
definite starters, the Campbell
figures to bring together easily
the classiest handicap field Of
the year so far. And 1t might
be impossible to group them
again as they begin ducking
each other in the hundred
granders to come.
It's a publicity mans dream
to broadcast the talent Of the
Campbell lineup.
Mongo, the Virginia-bred A.
year-old, represents the top 81
year-old of last years CROP
now in training. Jaipur, the
top 3-year-old last year, cur
rently is sidelined. and Ridan,
the No. 2 sophomore last sea-
son, has been retired. leaving
Mongo, rated third last year.
the survivor.
Crimson Satan. In from the
West Coast, apparently has
shaken his bad-luck tag Of
1852 and has q reasonable
claim TO top handicap horse
Of the Santa Anita meeting.
which closed last week. The
Red Devil" won $16l, 200 on
the Coast, finishing first In the
5trubb and San Fernando
Handicaps and in a deadheat
for second in the Santa Anita
Handicap under the top weight
Of l25 pounds.
Kelso is, OF course, the un-
questioned kingpin Of the han
dicap division despite his loss
TO Beau Purple in the recent
Widener. But this Saturday he
will be no LIS shot. which he
deserved to be in the Gulf
stream Handicap.
Sunrise County could be the
spoiler Saturday. Trainer Kel-
ly is carefully preparing the
4-year-old colt for a comeback
and he has had the advantage
Of q race over Bowie's sandy
strip, like Mongo.
Bowie now would like TO rent
the Big A stands for this 10th
Of the Campbell TO ac-
commodate the crowd. The
slightly dilapidated plant i
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we got Ron Kline" The other
would say something like, "Now
we've got a wet ball on our
side," or, There's one less spit
ter I'll have to hit against this
season."
A couple Of them started
initiating Kline in the dugout.
Their gestures showed Kline
peering at the catcher, and
then in a continuous motion
wiping his pitching hands on
his leg. touching the underside
of his belt, wiping his brow
with the back Of his hand,
touching the back Of his neck
with his fingers and then going
into his windup or stretch.
If you don't think that's a
pretty complicated delivery,
Just try 1t. Even some Of his
lmitators became confused.
HE doesn't throw the spit
ter every time" one Of his new
teammates said. Just when he
needs It,"
Nobody could remember II
Kline ever has been caught
or warned by an umpire, but
the ballplayers who have hit
against him swear that he has
one Of the best moisture pitch
es in the league.
ss&
II can't figure whether he
puts something on the bal
when he wipes his pants, has
something under his belt OF
gets it from his forehead or his
neck" one of the Senators said
Now maybe we can find out" "
Manager Mickey Vernon said
that the purchase of Kline was
no reflection on Jim Hannah OF
Jim Duckworth. the young
pitchers who are being counted
on as relievers. I'VE need depth
in the bullpen, and Kline will
give us that, plus experience.
Mickey said.
During the afternoon a cou-
pie Of baseball personalities
with considerable background
but who would prefer not to be
named. said Kline was avail
able last year and had been on
the waiver list this year, but
nobody had claimed him.
Kline hardly can be unhappy
about being sold from a PEN
Evening star., 1963-03-19
Double Trouble

AL Spangler of the Houston
Colts is the toughest player 10
double up in the National
League. He grounded into only
one double play in 4ls trips To
the plate during the 1862
season.
Evening star., 1963-03-19
BASEBALL BEAT
KIine's Splitter
Topic of Day
BY MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

PONPANo BEACH Fla, Mar. l9--Ballpayers have their
underground about each other and when the Senators
learned yesterday that Pitcher Ron Kline going TO join
them, everybody talked about his splitter.
AS word passed the players who made the trip
West Palm Beach to the Braves would Il hear
Evening star., 1963-03-19
Night Owl

Pete Runnels, the 1862 Amer
ican League batting champion
with the Red Sox. batted .378
In night games land only .2s7
In day contests.
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At THE RACES
Campbell Adds
A Magic Touch
BY JOE KELLY

On the two occasions the great Keso previously to
Maryland it the strength Of invitations
from Laurel to run in the International.
Yesterdays news that Kelso his from Florida
for Saturdays 100000 Campbell Handicap has taken Bow
horse colony surprise The immediate reaction trainers
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Race Results
Bowie

1st-s3,0O0; cling: 4-yr.-olds q up;
furlongs.
sinners o'st Iw.cb'O e.AO SEQ 2.sO
ParOxysm (Torresl 22.40 I1,S0
Harrison County (Peakel 4.aO
Fleet Lookout. Licre, Elexir m, Miss
Bromley. Tom's Pal. Iisht Dinner.
2d-$s.500: cling: 4-yr.-Olds q up:
o furlongB.
Milestone (VaslD $50 $40 400
Lilypond (Grimm) T.eO 600
BlaElng Thirst ~. A, smith, 1910
Eda's Star, Broad Pennant, Robdix.
Red O'Hare, Top Down, Big Bird, Star
Of stars. Double Hare, Dancing Dan.
DAILY DOUBLE (4-0) ss4.4O
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ceipts, and television contracts
worth almost half that much.
"An ideal schedule" Rozelle
said. would result in mass con-
fusion in the standings in the
first third of the season, a
shaking down in the second
and the drive for the titles In
the third.
I'VE like to start off with
weak teams against weak,
strong against strong. Pro foot
ball isn't like baseball or bas-
ketball, with their long sea-
sons, where a team can have
a few bad weeks and still win,
A few bad weeks in the NIL
and title hopes are gone"
The basic schedule problem
seems simple enough. The teams
are divided into two seven-team
divisions. Each plays the Others
in its division twice, making II
games, plus two with teams in
the other group. The season
opens September is and closes
December Is.
Z Host Of Problems
But when Rozelle opens his
big schedule checkerboard and
starts moving around the coll
ored discs that represent the
teams, the problems begin to
pop up.
Evening star., 1963-03-19
GuIfstreum
By the Associated Press

1st--S2, 800; cling; 3-yr.; fur.
Whix II Is lCaIlicOl 7.3O SEQ ara
Little Jony Bill (soi'el 3.I0 2.1O
Can sue (Waida) 7.2O
Appealing, South chicago, Oils Boy,
Imagypsey, Bright Phil. Bronze Doone,
Blue Image, Miss Keystone, 90 Irish.
Time, I:14ak.
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Joe KeMys Bowie Kandicqps
WEDNESDAY RACES. TRACK POST TIME, 1889 M

aRobert Armstrong nI-R r. Hunt entry
BAsHFUL BIN drops from SO 900 and has enouEh
speed 70 outrun this field. GRAND OPERA viii battle
10 the wire, particularly " the track Is muddy,
YARDsTICk will be runnnG late and miEht take II an
Sixth RACE-Purse. sSs9ooI claImInE Is2.SoOli A.
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BEST BET-MIGHT AND MAIN

PRINCESS NYB0R should rally 10 win here. FIRE
MOON rates excellent chance started. OURNAV
was . winner earlier for e2,bOO.
30, rs XII xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star., 1963-03-19
BY JIM BECKER
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Mar. 1s.-
The pheasants in Minnesota
are fat in October. George
Halas Of the Chicago Bears has
a lot of friends in the oil busi-
ness. The San Francisco Giants
may get into the World Series
again.
These are all factors affect
ing a high-stakes checker game
being played these days on the
23d floor of a building in Rock
efeller Center.
Others include the winds off
Lake Erie In December, the
seating capacity of Pitt Sta
dunn and the time it takes to
move the bleachers in WASH
ington.
Three Ideal Stages
The checker players are Pete
Rozelle, the National Football
League commissioner. and his
crew. They are busy drawing
up the 1868 schedule for the
IA teams in the NFL, currently
the biggest wheel In sports.
Stakes include the hopes of
coaches, players and fans, more
than SIS million in gate re-
Evening star., 1963-03-19

aLocust Hill Farm-Mrs. C. A. Lyon entry.
MIGHT AND MAIN raced well al santa Anita ana
gets the vote here. kNOCkL0FTY was q game winner
Of the Annapolis Stakes at furIonES. Or. GiddinSs
Evening star., 1963-03-19

- sIREzZAL ran an improved when third for
1900 and gets the vote here In weak field. LADY
BRIGHT locks like the principal rival DRIVE SLOWLY
drops from $4,000 and might upset
Evening star., 1963-03-19

John ecaIa-h. =. VogeIman, if., entry.
here. IoRxSELEA viii battle to the wire kERiS% iia
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q barI MuII-J. II. MeIrose entry.
LEGAL GAIN, . winner for $780, is IN . spot
y take another here ATOMIC JET lust missed for
$4,000. BLUE IMPERIAL win battle TO the wire.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81, 500; claiming (s3,sOO 10
k3.OOO); A-yeaT-olds and Nd. ioala; 9 lnrlonRa
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d. BEAUT, third for $4,000 should rally 10 win
this route race. GAIN A. FRIEND is the 10 beat.
GREAT TALE meets better after winning for $500.
Evening star., 1963-03-19

ssOde Go co PhAu Pa. a' third n sssdis.Ss siior. for
thsn Ma Iasi sass THEsPIaN 80 hAILN n eeLteI ,
forS2 800.
EIGHTH EAog-Rur.s, $4,000 addsdI Prince Georges
Evening star., 1963-03-19
GuIfstreum

KS; xx7; XXX 10 pounds apprentice
allowance claimed.
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15967 EUCLID near Noble; 4
rooms. bath, heat, hot water fur
nished, S85. Ii. LOOT.
3 ROOM apartment, electrical ap-
pliances; East 108th-Lake Shore
blvd. VIII. 3-504l; 53l-53ll after 8
1914 HAYDEN; 3 rooms, steam
heat, decorated, near rapid, $40.
MU. 1880.
2 FAMILY, SIS, S rooms and bath,
down. Noble I'd. Call John,
UL. 1-7334.
|BLENHEIM, near st. Clsir-Hayden,
family up, rooms, extra bed
rom on Bird; children over IL, no
pets, white; double garage.
RE. 1851 after $50 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-07

WOODWORTH and Hayden; 3
rooms and bath, basement, hot
water and parking free.
TT 1-iQ11
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-07

EAST Derbyshire, 3ll2; Cleveland
Heights; FURNISHED OR UN-
FURNISHED. 7 rooms and bath,
convenient location. near schools,
bus. rapid, Sl35. YE. 2-2206.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-07

NEAR Fisher Body; newly decor
ated 4 rooms: white. Call
KE 1-3l77