THE EVENING STAR C-4 ** Washington, D. C. > * ' , ... -- WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8, IMS -V-*~ - >. . V -I--. ' Hour-Long Programs pUk by Rosecroft • t Planned a Knicks Left on Spot m • dmgk • . % By Lakers'Second ummim In Doubled TV Slate PEOPLES HARDWARE i ¦OK Rosecraft Raceway is doubling the number of harness race tele- ' Mr jgfc Has to— in Playoffs vision programs it will present Everything You Need M Win during its 20-night meeting this By Pr«» th« Atieclcrtad , v spring. Twelve are scheduled, . April B.—The starting with a half-hour tele- Minneapolis Lakers seem certain cast of the opening card May 18. WTTG will televise all the pro- to retain their National Basket- grams. ball Association championship. Last year six half-hour shows This was indicated today in pi went on the screen, but this year ¦ S" B, the wake of the Lakers’ decisive except for opening night, the an trouncing programs will be hour long 90-75 of the New York and willpresent three races. Two Knicks in the vital third game will be shown opening night. of their final best-of-seven play- The track has two television off series. sponsors, appliance firm and .v. an “The pressure off us Wm — is now and iiifYiriii-i year r . , . a beer distributor. Last .. . definitely on the Knicks,” John Rosecroft itself footed the TV Kundla, Minneapolis coach, said. bill. "Minneapolis is in good shape.” At the microphone will be Roy Lapchick, 1 You Want a Beautiful Lawn? counseled Joe Knick Shudt and Jim Gibbons, with j | coach. "We will have to win the Shudt calling the races and Gib- /IF next two to have a chance.” bons reporting the sidelights. That means the Knicks must The schedule calls for three PLANT hormo lawn win the fourth game tonight races to be shown on all the TV and the fifth game here Friday. programs except opening 1 on Me f And most of the 5,100 fans who night, when only two will be saw last night’s game at the 69th listed. Program includes a num- 6MSS SEED I Regiment Armory agree ® will ber of the big there, in- * races V\ rmo **wn B r u i* a «u,erior balanced that is a large order. cluding the SIO,OOO Henry Volo 9 // T| mil \ blend of the finest recleaned grasses, r Lakers Steady, Calm. Pace, May 30, and the $7,500 | y f | jjfflj extra /S' \| m mn scientifically health-protected with DuPont p In making it two straight over Symbol Gantle Trot, June 6. AMERICAAUCDirA'C> 1L 111 Arasan. For the lawn es $ the Knicks to take a 2-1 The TV program opening J/Nsj I lk $1 .50 a lifetime plant le%d night is LOW ,kl Uw„. £ in the series, the Lakers im- scheduled from 9 to FINEST H I pressed with their steady, cool 9:30 p.m. One-hour programs PRICED, are 8:30 to 9 and 9:30 to 10 HIGH play. They declined to get flus- MODEL HORSEMAN—Joe Packer, veteran trainer of race tered when the Knicks put on May 22, and 10 to 11 p.m. the QUALITY ELECTRIC ROTARY MOWER U horses who also is a sculptor, adds the finishing touches to rest of the May 26, an exciting second-quarter spurt his statue of popular time. 27, 28, the Becky’s Shirt. Packer plans to retire 30; June 2,3, 4,6, 9 and 11. QUICK GROWING FAVORITE that whiped out a 12- Min- from the turf day and full 16-inch neapolis some devote his time to sculpturing, fH lead. but his cronies at Bowie will lay you six, two and even that CUT YOUR LAWN ONLY HS LAWN LAWN The surge gave the Knicks a day is a long way off. THE I brief 40-39 lead at the start ! Hoyas, Terps Hosts EASY WAY... WITH nr SEED of the second A W SEED i half. tap-in by | I .aCTMCITY tPQ big restored the j 11 »!)P lead to the Lakers and they held i In Games Today S |lfg| , | it the rest of the way. Payoff: The j The • Trainer-Sculptor • 7n . ¦ Plug ... Knicks never regained their j Fordham meets Georgetown on Just it inf Lightweight A Child I w (f the Hoyas’ diamond and Dart- • Can Oparata It. second-quarter spirit. In the last j Starts Instantly, No Smoha good blend specially prepared favorite Is a quality lawn seed mouth plays Maryland at Col- • II ,u f « quarter, the game became a ! Has Stable in Bronze at Bowie or Fumes ... Quiet, tool Cuts Tall Crass and to produce a desirable lawn r P erior ordinary mix- lege :" "¦"in I ture.T* Consistingt 0 the a route as the ! Park in college W*Weeds! . .u— of balanced fl Lakers cleared their By Lewis F. Atchison his six-horse team downstream games **l i short period of timo. |||| blend of selected, pure, strong- >1 bench. j starting at 3 p.m. today. Ifyou’re hurting for a winner to a watering hole after making One other area game s^==s= S =a As put listed for sE=E£Es=^=Es==^zzEL =s=s= ||ggs3§=ss Kundla it afterward: ' at Bowie, drop around to Barn camp. today, Virginia Tech against -1. m they them- Mormon Settlement. “I felt exhausted i 20 on Blueberry Hill and ask for Geox-ge Washington here, has spading selves with their second-quarter j Trainer Joe Packer. He’ll give Tuba was a Mormon settle- been postponed. CARDEN || CARDEN / II dandelion rally.” you one, but there’s a catch to ment and firewater was not tol- VPl’s coach, Red Laird, an- Lapchick said: “We have no j it. His will be in bronze—for erated, which helped keep things nounced that because of the un- RAKE HOE bench and we’re in trouble from i Joe, you see, is a sculptor as well generally peaceful. Joe remem- favorable playing conditions FORK the start. (Kundla)! the due / When he as trainer, and a good one. He bers furore when an Indian to recent rains, VPI would not i rested his regulars, the subs did may shot rancher in dispute over At many a a WEEDER^I not saddle as winners make the trip, thus also post- a good job.” as Ben Jones or Hirsch Jacobs, land, and also that there was poning a game slated tomorrow Spark. some cattle But Mikan Provides but Joe’s are more durable. *. rustling. Story- with Maryland. The game exaggerated with 9 C While the Lakers turned in a: Modeling in clay and riding tellers have rustling GW will be played on the West $j.39 $ 98 episodes to Joe’s way of think- nifty team job with Whitey went hand in hand with Joe. Ellipse May 9 and that with / ing. *r J//) Packer and 69 Skoog, , Jim who rode his uncle’s cow pony also knew liked Maryland at College Parjc May 8. t Pollard victory one, Butch an outlaw to in a race as a Cassidy, (S ' ... . . [I Blade of high carbon (tool H| match Tomorrow, . It and Verne Mikkelsen all doing Catholic University u ‘ ,t memory H#r * ,op qua ,ak ,, * H ** ,our tem ertd 12-year-old. never quite got whose is perpetuated in to action )p , ,turdy P *»*«L sharp ac a chisel. off tho yeoman work, it was who He returns after an ab- b ee L f L Tempered steel blade 4Vix6Vk Cuts HI Mikan V * over the horse fever, even after Zane Gray’s “Riders of the Pur- sence of 10 % tiße * ,hat penet,Jt dandelion, and weod. at th. days when it I ' ' provided the spark. plays r., i::9 .r »L ii VJ* inches HddlHo d* ** d9 *' InLpol,,h his graduation from Utah Agri- ple Sage.” According to Joe, Johns’ Hopkins jTI ; into th. soil. Strong 30-in, rooH two inch., bolow tho .oil. M Big George took at CU in the andJcn60-inchr hardwood handle.T od hardwood handle. hardwood handle. plenty of cultural College when he be- Cassidy was an all right fellow first Mason-Dixon 3Vi-foot handle. bumps his 41 minutes Conference during of came a teacher. It seems like who became an outlaw only after game of the season. Other con- play, but he tallied 20 points on the every time he touched a lump of bank foreclosed on his tests tomorrow will find Ford- five baskets and 10 of 11 free clay it turned into the statue father’s property. ham playing George throws. In Washington addition, he handed of a horse, and in time Joe gave Packer started on his racing on the West Ellipse and Dart- out six assists, grabbed 11 v re- up teaching for the move color- career by buying a mare called mouth at Georgetown. All games American / | bounds and broke up many IL CORN ful, if less secure, life of a Mocita from Sheriff Grant Young will start at 3 p.m. MOP Knick passes. trainer. of Salt Lake County. It was a % broom / , and Packer hails from Tuba, Ariz., wise investment, for Mocita won | Lawn Mower Sweetwater Clifton starred for but “home” is his last postal 32 of 34 races. *‘" the Top-Seeded Mulloy Plays *%’ IM Knicks. When their set address. His father was a wagon Lucky With Cast-Offs. |95Rea. shooting fell off freighter, operating M in the second between The 63-year-old S 4J. trainer never 16* half, the whole team slumped. Tuba and Flagstaff, 90 miles Raskind Miami Debut 5 " e had a “big” horse, but he’s been in 8 away. A pleasant, two-hour drive By Press uM extremely fortunate with tha Associated three-day cast- imSßmkV Buns smoother, quieter. Precision- | now, it was a rough, offs and hand-me-downs. Burgo- MIAMI,Fla., AprilB.—Gardnar built with I Wins D. C. Squash Title journey country J) ball-bearing cutting reel. H H through frontier way is an example. His owner, Mulloy, top seeded in the Miami Big 8-inch easy rolling rubber-tired Reversible, one flip and It s II I A sturdy broom. Long straw of Cl ' In ] L. P. Marvin, jr., defeated back in the 1890 when Joe was V s whose name escaped Joe, couldn’t invitational tennis champion- tw wheels. Wood rollor, 14-inch cut. over." Made of fluffy cotton |j selected quality mikit It mil E. Macauley, three games to two, a boy. More than one night win with for ships, makes his debut today him trying at r OTHERS FROM 18.95 to 33.95 y*rn; 111 washable, too. L-A-S-TI to win the District AAU squash young Packer was put on top of Tropical Park. For one and hopes to join other || from prowling thing, seeded rackets tournament at the YMCA the wagon, safe the horse was so mean the vet- players in the third round. Mul- last night. coyotes, while father took his erinarian couldn’t take a saliva loy meets Dick Raskind of Yale. test and almost ruled him off Second-seeded Vic Seixas of BUILD IT, PATCH IT, REPAIR IT NOW! CLEAN RUGS, UPHOLSTERY and CLOTHES the track. So the owner gave Philadelphia, who advanced eas- a him to Packer, with the proviso ily with a 6-1, 6-3 decision over Big Chesapeake; Wrobbel of Miami, - with NEW Field Due in that he got the first purse Bur- Hobart plays -a WITH SAKRETE I ODORLESS RENUZU! I goway won. if any. Packer BillyGillespie of Fort Lauderdale. I won Royal Bay Gem Likely Choice 11 races with the horse. Gillespie won from Jerry Moss READY-MIXED CEMENT Sensational RENVZIT ERASERS Bygones was another profitable of Miami Beach, 7-5, 3-6, 7-5. I A big field, probably headed' Chesapeake.” Hueso and Main cast-off. Packer got him free Third seeded Art Larsen of San MA¥EI MIX mix 4aa Revolutionize Home Dry Cleaning Leandro, I QAe by Royal Bay Gem, is expected Bout are owned by a father-son from Walter Kelly, who was go- Calif., eliminated A1 l j ing broke feeding Harum of Coral Gables, 6-3, K —45 LB. BAG 45 LB. BAG for the Chesapeake States Satur- combination, Hueso by Robert the horse. 6-4 I “He had a bow from knee to and will Play Jerry Slobin of fig # Concrete Floors, Walls, Walk. day Bowie, which will become P. Levy and Main Bout by his 2 MM '* *"d r- at j hock.” Packer said. “He Miami, who advanced by default . Polos, Post, wit 0d# looked ?! s.t doth.. Fenc. j‘ j the third Maryland track to father, Dr. Leon Levy of Phila- like he was headed the glue over Jack Staton of Orlando. less "J*R.nuxit m.d. ...y and speedy ( for mSmL •PatchConcretoW.il,. Floors, Etc. % present delphia. of Hueso’s factory every time he walked on V “ the mile-and-a-sixteenth j Because • Lay Brick, or the track, but 1 saw a Concrat. . ,|||W||| . never ntw feature in its 31-year history Man o’ War blood, Jacobs fig- VAft * tniraclt Renuxit Eraitrt. Beau* horse that loved to run much. Macolm Fox Is Loser The $25,000 race was started ures he’s better for distance and so I won with him in cheap claim- Naples “ In / Play * at Havre de Grace, moved to | looks with more favor on him ing races and Tennis B less Renuxit to clean nobody would By th* Associated Press when the went a Derby prospect Main claim him because Wi“ Laurel Graw out i as than he looked so NAPLES, Italy. April | JbiutMiM TIGER BRAND Rpnll7il / bad. It got to be saying B.—Mal- (i I Tii t harm moat delicate of business and transferred to Bout. a colm Fox of Arlington, Va., lost H j | around New England, “let By- Bowie this year for the joint! Second in Only Bowie Start. in second round matches of the gones be Bygones.’” Naples scar meeting of the two Washington j Isasmoothie, winner of the Has tennis tournament yester- HOUSE PAINT t.Srijf cq« Two-Horse Stable. day to left-handed Cen- frM* area tracks. A "prep” test Pimlico Futurity last fall, passed at con- Nello f fori Packer’s stable Bowie B—6, Vi *sum&tvc*\ OUTSIDE WHITE up the Cherry Blossom Stakes sists of All and tonze of Italy, 6—3, but two i the , it has pro-’j Lead The Crit- of his fellow Americans | because of the top impost of 124 ter, owned by Bill Bloom, a New sur- and REGULAR COLORS J—l I duced four winners of that vived. pounds assigned him. He fin- York newspaperman. Lead All classic— in 1948, War, Budge Patty of Los Angeles Admiral, 1937; , 1934,! ished second in his only Bowie "brought back every sort of start this spring. held in defeated Italy’s Ferrante Cav- and Whiskery. 1927. Also check they write in Florida," riani, 6—3, 6—l, reserve for the Chesapeake is the two, far, and Bernard Saturday’s race will provide a and so have more Angelo. $ .95 I Walter A. Edgar’s Prince Dare, Bartzen of San Tex., .86 25° [ special sort of test for Derby | than paid their own way. routed Eugenio Del winner of the $50,000 Maryland sculpturing Tomba of I s*-1 hopefuls Hueso and Main Bout, Packer’s includes Italy, 6—o, 6—2. joint entry of Trainer Sydney Cup at Bowie last fall. The the “Last Supper,” which hangs j has in Jaroslav Drobny, self-exiled Jacobs; Brookfield Farm’s Isa- \ Princequillo colt recovered a Mormon church in Utah, Czech, withdrew the from a cough and will a memorial plaque from tour- -J smoothie and Royal Bay Gem, probably and to Utah complaining TIGER BRAND ¦ be ready Saturday. nament. that the owned by Eugene Constantin, jr., Aggies alumni killed in World nets were too high. STURDY 10-QUART of Dallas, Tex. The Maryland-based Derby War I, which was placed in the dipped candidates will have to cope lobby of the administration FLO a n RCH hot I Handicapped by Injury. Sle Adders with some formidable rivals building. Shue, Terp Cager, Earns A ?it? P 7 1 in 2u Bay Gem, G. 1FE591 Royal to the from Long Island in Alfred The veteran trainer’s works ENAMEL 1 SCRUB Derby future book, had an out- Vanderbilt’s Social Outcast, 15 also include statues of Sea Bis- All-America Mention ffi standing record in Florida before to 1 in the Derby book; Cornelius iSS Reg. sAS n cuit, Uncle Miltle, Becky’s Shirt , leading scorer of \ I j-4 I PAIL north, but hasn’t had a V. Whitney’s Flywheel, 25 1, coming to and Rich Strike. Any owner Maryland University’s basketball real test since because of an ankle and ’s County with a pet horse is a prospective team last season, has been *SS.“ RegtSe injury received in the Fountain Clare, 60 to 1. Social Outcast customer, Joe says. named to the second all-America 6 Qt. | .65 LA of Youth Handicap at Gulfstream was a close second to Tahitian Most trainers live for the day college basketball team by the 1 * 1 Park. Having worked a sharp 6 King in the High Quest Purse when they’ll get a Citation or Helm Foundation of Los Angeles. _w GALLON f SL-J? furlongs this week, he probably at Jamaica last Friday. 'gjl in the barn, but Shue, a junior, placed 19th in Imm will start Saturday and be the Other likely starters include not Packer. He to the among I wants settle Nation individual betting favorite. Harry B. Cohen’s Buck ’n Gee. down to some serious art work scoring leaders with an avera» Hueso and Main Bout, each Mrs. Rebecca C. Collins’ Becky’s in New York, but he would get a of 22.1 points per game. He had Derby future Shirt, bang s.« 100 to 1 in the Howell E. Jackson's out of executing a statue a 46.9 per cent average to place Stpet/fmeffisr l.« book, finished one-two in the Caesar Did, Mrs. Walter M. Jef- of his own Derby winner^ 24th in percentage. i TSnSST Cherry Blossom Stakes last fords’ Maabrook, Bayard Sharp’s extension LADDERS week, but Trainer Jacobs said Judge M., Samuel D. 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