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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

South West North East
INT Pass 3NT AllPass
Opening lead; Five of hearts.
When this hand came along
In the recent San Francisco
regional tournament, Mike
Mcmahon, winner of the open
pair championship, held off his
ace Of hearts until the third
trick. Then he led a club to
dummy's ten and a low dia-
mond to his king.
It was a good idea, since the
hand was hopeless if West had
the ace Of diamonds. Nothing
could stop South if East had
two or three diamonds headed
by the ace.
When West discarded a spade,
however, Mcmahon had to stop
and make a new plan. Four
diamonds In the East hand were
too much Of a good thing.
Seemed Impossible
It seemed impossible to de-
velop another diamond trick,
since East still had A-Q-9 be-
hind dummy's J-1O. Mcmahon
thought Of a squeeze play and
ran the rest of his clubs.
East had to make two dis
cards. If East threw a diamond,
Mcmahon could give up a dia-
mond, win the spade return,
give up another diamond and
then take a spade and an
established diamond.
Since East couldn't afford to
throw a diamond he had to part
with two spades. This cut off
his escape.
Mcmahon promptly cashed
his two spades, reducing East
to his three diamonds. Then he
led the jack Of diamonds. East
could take the queen and ace
Of diamonds, but had to yield
the last trick to dummy's ten
of diamonds.
Now you will think the right
thoughts when you plan to
squeeze somebody.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one no
trump ZIG to 10 points,, and
the next player passes. You
hold:
Al0874 VKJ3 oAQss @74I
What do you say?
Answer: Bid two clubs, the
Stayman convention. If partner
bids two spades (your bid asks
him to show a major suit If
he CAM, you will raise to game
in spades; otherwise you will
60 to game in no-trump.
(copyriRht 1868. Gen. Features corp)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-23

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Evening star., 1963-03-14
U.S..Registers
FirstWin in
World Hockey

STOCKHOLM, Mar. Ia (AP)
The United States team
scored It's first victory in the
World Ice hockey champion
ships today. defeating West
Germany. "a.
Canada trounced Finland,
1872, to move into second place
behind defending champion
Sweden in the Class A COM
petition.
The Canadians went all out
for goals today.
II there is a tie on points at
the end Of the championships
then the winner will be decided
on a goal basis. The goals
against a team win be SUBJ
tracted from the goals scored
and the team with the best goal
count win win. Only goals
scored between the top five
teams win count.
Finland has q good chance
of finishing fifth. Sweden
leads with 10 points from five
matches. Canada has nine
points from five matches, fol-
lowed by CEechoslovakia with
seven, Russia with six and Fin
land with three.
Bob Fotlan led the Canadian
scoring with feur goals. Har-
old Jones scored three. Gerry
Penner and Don Fletcher netted
two each. Norm Lenardon got
the other Canadian goal.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
AT Leost Clay Proves
No FIuke at TV Gate

several fans rose and put or
the coats. assured that Clay's
prediction would come to pass
When 1t didn't they sat back
and watched him win. although
the seven Representatives in the
press row unanimously called II
for Jones.
So. apparently, did another
gent. After hearing that Ref
cree Joey LoScalzo had given
Clay eight of the 10 rounds and
called another even, he de-
cided to release his wrath on
Goldie's nice new screen = by
ripping 1t with a knife. How
ever. a policeman disarmed him
before he could reach his OBJ
jective and he was led from
the premises.
Perhaps one fan summed up
the feelings of the crowd. Pass
ing through the lobby he
turned to a friend and said:
"Okay, which round DID Cas-
sius win?"
Evening star., 1963-03-14

days for nearly So million by
four tracks. Bowie. Pimlico and
Laurel want to acquire SO from
Bel Air and Baltimore Race
way. while Timonium takes IL
from Cumberland.
This would allow the 3-mile
tracks 50 apiece and Timonium
"a.
As a concession to harness
interests, the Senate tackled or
an additional six more nights
for Ocean-Downs, Laurel anc
Rosecroft, giving them 30 each
There is sentiment among
the delegates to provide even
more days, particularly at
Marlboro and Hagerstown.
Otherwise. those two viii re-
main at only IL.
Snyder, who lives in Hagers-
town, based his protest on the
fact that the sale Of days had
been negotiated before approv-
al was sought from the legis-
lature.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
SKI OUTLOOK

With the exception Of The
Homestead in Hot Springs, Va,
skiing resorts in the Washing
ton area are closed and will
not resume operation unless
there is more snow accumula-
ton. Skiing Is excellent in
Northern areas and the roads
are clear.
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Good 70 excellent,
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N. 1.-Two inches packed powder
on .B7.Ineh base. Excellent.
Packed powder on 22.1Os-lneh base
Good TO excellent.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
Pistons CIincIl
Final P|ayoff
Spot in NBA
By the AssocIalsd Press

It's official now-the Detroit
Pistons are in and the San
Francisco Warriors are out of
the National Basketball Asso-
citation playoffs, which open
next week.
The Pistons assured them
selves OF the last playoff spot
by whipping the New York
Knicks, 1929. last night, That
gave the Pistons third place In
the Western Division and the
right to play the st. Louis
Hawks In the best-of-five semi
final Western playoff opening
next Wednesday at st. Louis
The Cincinnati Royals, who
open the Eastern Division semi
final playoffs Tuesday at Syra-
cuse, snapped the Mats To-
game winning streak, l2e-ll4.
in one of the other NBA games
scheduled last night.
In the others, the Boston
celtics downed the Chicago
Zephyrs. 121-l08, and st. Louis
defeated the Los Angeles
Lakers. 1929.
The PistonS. playing at
home, exploded for q Appoint
final quarter before New York
went down TO its 10th straight
defeat.
A three-point play by Bailey
Howell wiped out a 1912 New
York lead early in the last
period TO start Detroit's win
ming surge. Don OH finished
as high man for Detroit with
"a points. Richie Guerin got
% for New York.
Cincinnati, also playing at
home, put on similar last
quarter burst Of 80 points to
beat the Mats. Oscar Robert
son led the Royals with IS
points. Jack Twyman added 27
to cross the l3,000-point
plateau in his pro career.
Dave Gambee topped Syracuse
with Is.
Boston also enjoyed the
home court advantages against
Chicago. The zephyrs stayed
close until Tom Heinsohn and
Sam Jones combined for a 1874
burst In the third period to put
the Celtics ahead. 1882. Helm
sohn wound up with 81 points.
Walt Bellamy topped Chicago
with %.
st. Louis rallied from q 30
"a first-quarter deficit at Los
Angeles to hand the Lakers
their ninth defeat in their last
ii games. Elgin Baylor Of the
Lakers and Bob Petit of the
Hawks tied for high-scoring
honors with IS points.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
Bill to Merge Rocing
Half Way Toword Goal

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. IA CAP).
The horse racing merger bill
finally made the halfway turn
around the Maryland Senate
yesterday.
More dust viii be kicked up
in the House Of Delegates be-
fore it is decided IL the move
will be successful on its second
try. It had failed to even break
out Of a Senate Finance COM
mittee last year
Only two of the 20 Senators
were recorded against 1t or
their final vote yesterday. One
Of them, Senator George z
Snyder said he could not com
init myself to legalized larceny. "
The Legislature is asked to
approve the purchase Of 48
Evening star., 1963-03-14

he started out with. You can't
beat that.
The Kentucky Club contest
naturally recalls the stories of
how some horses got their
names. The late Sam Hildreth
once owned a lively and hand
some colt and was proud Of
showing him off. One visitor
caught O glimpse of the animal
off by himself in a corner OF
the field. Turning TO q stable
man he asked, who is that
fine looking colt by2"
Deed. I don't know" the
groom replied. scratching his
head. Mostly that there colt
is by hisself."
BY Hisself naturally became
the colts name and he devel-
oped into a stakes winner.
Johren. a rawboned. rough
coated colt, was named after q
farmer--rawboned and rough.
who gave the late Harry Payne
Whitney a cold drink Of water.
It was Whitney, showing off
q couple Of colts 10 friends.
who pointed to one and said.
There's Boojum."
(which one?" his friend
asked.
Whitney obligingly pointed
out Boojum and then named
the other Whichone, both stake
winners.
Harry r. Guggenheim cur
Irently Is racing twins, a rarity
In thoroughhreds. Their sire
was Traffic Judge, SO the mac
ter OF Cain Hoy Stable nams d
them Stop On Red and Co On
Green.
Had they been triplets he
probably would have named the
other Pay the Two Dollars.
aR
None OF this win help John.
Oh, he'll come up with 0 name
CTS Fastest, or James Sigh.
or something better. But imag-
Inc bedding down that horse
every night and feeding him In
the kitchen. John lives in an
apartment.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
Providence Ace
Wins Cage Award

NEW YORK, Mar. IA (AP)
Metropolitan Basketball
Writers Association yesterday
announced the selection of VIM
ME Ernst of Providence to re-
ceive the annual Gold Star
award as the outstanding play
er to appear In New York dur.
ing the 1923 season.
Ernst. only 5-foot-8 and 16C
pounds, is the sparkplug of the
Providence team that will ap-
pear in the National Invitation
Tournament opening tonight in
Madison Square Garden. In his
first NIT appearance in 1861,
Ernst led Providence to the
championship.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
Hoogs Surprises
Hewitt in Tennis

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Mar.
l4.-American Southpaw Bill
Hoogs provided the Caribbean
lawn tennis championships at
Montego Bay with their first
upset yesterday when he elimi-
mated No. 2 seeded Bob Hewitt,
Australian Davis Cup player,
6-l. 6-3, in the first round.
Among the women, Darlene
Hard and Maria Bueno, two
top seeds, both gained easy
first-round victories. Miss Hard
beat Peachy Kellmeyer OF
Charleston, w. Va. 6-3, 60,
and Miss Bueno defeated Tory
Fretz, of Harrisburg, Pa, 6-3,
6-3. 'F
Evening star., 1963-03-14
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Evening star., 1963-03-14
Virginia Lands
St6.aton TuckIe

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
Mar. IA tAP).-Paul Lockwood
6-foot-A, 220-pound tackle a
Staunton Military Academy
will enroll at the University o.
Virginia in September with Z
football scholarship. Coach Bill
Elias announced today.
The 1S-year-old Lockwood. Q
native Of Havertown, Pa,
played three years Of football
and baseball at Havertown
High before entering SMA last
fall
Evening star., 1963-03-14

name poses q problem. But
John isn't worried.
"It'll be just my luck to win
the darn thing" he grumble1.
My mother says II anybody
wins 1t viii be me-and what
am I going to do with a race
horse?"
Well, somebody's got to win,
and If it's John he'd better be
thinking of what to do with the
animal. Horses do not make
house pets, like dogs, cats OIL
canaries. They can eat you out
of house and home. You can't
walk them around the block OF
an evening. like a dog. and
you Just can't shoe them out
Of the house at night, like q
cat.
But there is q suspicion here
that John really wants to win
this one. Whereas most people
save up their money TO take o
vacation. John saves his to 90
to the races. He took q vaca-
ton recently and went TO Flor
ida because 1t was warmer than
Bowie.
II figure on spending $50 q
day on the races" he said be-
fore leaving. II mean I'm pre-
pared to lose the fifty for two
weeks. II I'm lucky I'll break
even or maybe lose only $25 Q
day. But / like to play the
horses and I'd rather 90 TO the
track than lay around on the
beach or soak up beer In
gin-mill."
Fifty bucks q dayl We know
people who could take a vaca-
ton on $50. And for 5000 they
could see America first and
have something left over for
Europe. OF course they couldn't
or wouldn't. go TO the races
and try TO outguess the owners
trainers. jockeys and horses
John did. He came back with
q nice tan. undimmed enthu-
siasm and only SIS less than
Evening star., 1963-03-14

ITHACA, N. Y, Mar. IA
(APD .-Nevin d. (Ned) Hark-
ness, hockey coach at Rens-
selaer Polytechnic Institute
since 1850, has been named
coach OF the Cornell Univer-
sity's hockey team.
Evening star., 1963-03-14


club morale" Friday said. "A
terrific guy TO have around"
Friday likes the Kansas City
infield. and he has company
The AS have Causey at third
Dick Howser at short. Jerry
Lumpe ct second and Norm
Siebern at first.
Essegian fits we'll into the
outfield, which has other streak
hitters like Nanny Jiminez
Gino Cimoli, George Alusik
Jose Tartabull and Bobby De
Greco. 4t
I'VE don't have a regular
outfield, we play them by
streaks," Pat said. But we
have some kids who viii make
up our outfield in q couple Of
years"
There are misgivings about
the AS pitching, but Friday
said they could afford to give
up Walker for Essengian
Jerry has lost his fast ball, >
said Friday, a comparative
newcomer to the field Of base
bali executives. "If Cleveland
can teach him a new pitch he
will help them. But / believe
Essegian win help us more"
Friday said he hoped to have
four Of the Athletics new un-
forms on display In a day OF
SO. They're SO different that
|thye're almost indescribable.
I'VE expect some player
reaction" Pat said. Our play
ers feel the other clubs are
going to ride them, but after
the first swing around the
circuit I think the other play
ers wiz forget about it. And
I believe the fans viii like it.
He was asked about the time
changes. The AS are going tc
start Saturday night games
at 6 O'Clock and week-night
games at z.
II understand the Kansas
City Star took a poll, and
while ! haven't seen the results
/ hear the fans voted about
81 in favor Of the new times, :
Pat reported. That was OF
the first thousand votes.
We're on the move" he
said. Watch our outfield and
our young pitchers in q
couple Of years"
Watch 'em indeed. II what
they say about those new un.
iforms is true, how could you
forget EN-?
Evening star., 1963-03-14
East Picks Downey

LEXINGTON. KY, Mar. II
tAP).-Dave Downey. highest
scorer in University Of Illinois
basketball history. was named
yesterday to play for the East
in the East-West College All
Star basketball game here
March 30.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
Bowling Feat

MASSILLON, Ohio (AP). =
When the injured index finger
Of John A. Webb's bowling hand
became infected, the doctor put
it in a splint. Webb agreed to
sub In a local bowling league
anyway-and rolled a 706 series,
Evening star., 1963-03-14
By JOHN SEGRAvES
star staff Writer

Cassius Clay may have laid
his first esq in his bid to be-
come b0xing's youngest heavy
weight titleholder, but he's
scored his second direct hit on
WashingtOn's closed circuit
television audience.
The telecast of his bout with
Doug Jones last night attracted
a standing-room-only crowd of
more than 1000 into the Ma
tional Arena, a roller skating
rink ct Seventeenth street and
Kalorafna road NV. AS q re-
suit Promoter Goldie Ahearn
is quite happy he bought the
television screen instead of bor-
rowing one. He expects to keep
it In use, especially when Cas-
sius Marcellus is working.
The sometimes confused
crowd turned out hoping to see
the more experienced Jones fi-
nally button the lip of the
Louisville loudmouth. 1t didn't
happen, but the folks didn't
seem TO be unhappy as they
left for home.
HowIs at Decision
They cheered Jones' every
move and ieaped to their feet
each and every time the quick
handed New Yorker appeared
ready to rearrange Cassius' fea-
lures. When Announcer john
ny Adde'S piped-in voice broke
through with the decision in
Vulnerable unpleasantries were
voiced. Yet the faithful filed
out quickly and orderly. having
seen 10 fast rounds for their
$4 and not four rounds as Clay
had promised them.
Clay's next opponent may be
Jones again or Ingemar Jo-
hanson or one Of the Rover
boys. for that matter. but
Ahearn will be back with his
30x30-foot screen. He has no
desire TO buy the secon Liston-
Patterson go-'round next
month, but Cassius against
anybody win suit him fine.
Goldie's first attempt to hold
a closed-circuit fight at a roller
rink was something Of q finan-
cial success but some mild con.
fusion reigned before Cassius
and Doug began swinging.
The IL ushers had trouble
helping people find their re-
served seats. Chalk marks des-
ignatine the rows and sections
were quickly erased. adding TO
the muddled situation. Many
gave up trying TO find the
proper seat and stood,
Some Camera Trouble
The cameras hlinked on and
off twice (due to the picture
tube, not the screen, Ahearn
said. The picture went from
dark 10 light several times and
was fuzzy at others. In all
the image on the screen was
not up 10 previous showings
In the theaters.
Helene Ahearn, Goldie's bet
ter half. said she turned away
at least 500 at the gate, In
cluding two Philadelphians who
were shut out at home q couple
OF days ago and suffered the
same fate here.
Although most Of the crowd
came TO see Cassius get his
comeuppance. he had q few be-
levers. After the third round,
Evening star., 1963-03-14

John Ponderino
Whut's in q Name
By LEWIS :. ATcHIsoN

days our friend John has been poring
racing manuals humbng through old magazines and
weighing various combinations In search Of name for the
thoroughbred the kentucky Club tobacco people giving
away again this The colt by Citation out Of Fast
Jane and fascinating though be- hitting suitable
Evening star., 1963-03-14
BASEBALL BEAT
Cuusey Has Hex
On Stenhouse
. by MERRELL wHITTLEsEY
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla

y ST PETERSBURG, Fla. Mar. IA - Dave Stenhouse was
just about to start warming yesterday before the Senators
played the Athletics in Bradenton when he noticed Wayne
causey the As slick third baseman trotng his position for
infield drills.
Hey. Causey" stenhouse yelled hear you ran crying
Evening star., 1963-03-14

10 Lopat, begging 70 play When
you heard / was going 10
pitch" Causey just grinned.
That guy owns me-" STEM
house said. Two years ago in
the Pacific Coast League l
faced him IL times and he
had 10 hits.
Last year he was out with
injuries part Of the season, so
I only faced him once. He
went 3-for-3.
The other day when we
played the AS at Pompano
Beach he was popping up In
batting practice until / stop
ped by the cage to watch him.
He Immediately lined four
balls that would have been
base hits"
Stenhouse knew what he was
talking about. He faced Causey
twice yesterday. Wayne singled
to right his first time at bat
and doubled off the wall IN
center his next time up.
In IN appearances against
Stenhouse, In the minors. the
majors and spring training,
Causey has is hits In IL times
at bat. Wayne owns him all
right.
Aa&
Pat Friday, the former in
surance whiz who stepped into
the Job as general manager of
Kansas City when Charles Fin
ley bought the club three years
ago, defended the virtual stand
pat policy Of the AS as he
watched his club play the
Senators.
The Athletics finished ninth
last year. In their only VEN
lures In the trading mart they
bought Pitcher Ted Bowsfield
conditionally from the Angels,
and the other day traded
Pitcher Jerry Walker to the
Indians for Outfielder Chuck
Essegiari.
II wanted another player. /"
Friday said, Johnny Orsini,
the catcher that the Orioles
plucked from the Giants, but
the Baltimore club beat me to
him.
IT like what we have better
than anything I could have
picked up In any other deals. /"
Friday said there no longer
is a condition to the Bowsfield
deal, and that the Athletics
will keep him. "He not only
will help Us but he's good for
Evening star., 1963-03-14
BEST BET-DEvOUT

FIRE MOON has the benefit Of the inside pest
and should sutrun this field. 0URNAv looks like the
late rally
Evening star., 1963-03-14
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Bidding material available from
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The city reserves the right 70
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Evening star., 1963-03-14
Race Results


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Rhythmic Law lCoFiel $50
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Willing EffoFt tMeCurdyl 6.20 4.20
Ropers Min fShuk) $40
tang, First Thrill. Disk Ruler. Brisa.
Sea Tracing. Blue Print. Time, l:l4ss.
DAILY pOUBLE (I-6) 80
Evening star., 1963-03-14

BRANDY ISLE drops sharply here and locks best
In q closely matched sprint sAGOLIATH turned In
smart effort when second and rates excellent chance
FIFTH RACE-Purss, $500; sialninE Css,Soo)i s.
Evening star., 1963-03-14

WISE GARDE vas blocked In the stretch In his last
when ralylng and Esta the vote here BIG GAIN VIII
BE- running late. MIKES BEAU shouid take msney
spot
Evening star., 1963-03-14

,,,.. DiNAy PLAYMsTE drsgs bh Snd niEht sur sur;
seeena for S6H00 In eredtabIe effort and probably
vii ee favored, GOLDEN REWARD breaks fast and