RAZING STARTS TODAY THE EVENING STAR SENATORS . | Washington, D. C. Terps to Go Monda,, Agrd 4,19 M ¦ OpOTTS A-13 Silver Spring Course Sievers Sent to White Sox On ACC Tour Goes for Von Dory, Argentine Driver, Highway The University of Maryland* For Two baseball team plays at Navy to- Dies in $150,000 By BILL FUCHS lives With wife Sports Cor Race Players, his and two morrow and then swings south: Bt»r 8t»tl Writer small daughters only a five- for an Atlantic Coast Confer- A-ll RIVERSIDE, Calif.. April 4 Continued From Page The minute ride from the bulldozers, wreckers and -1 course. ence tour. (AP>.—Carroll Shelby of Dal-' but Allison last year.” Lavagetto he’ll gladly give up that The will at steam shovels' will move on to Terps play North' las won the $20,000 Sports Car said, “but they can't use him convenience for a quick offer. Carolina State. South Carolina the Silver Spring golf course Grand Prix yesterday In a race for a crutch the rest of their and Clemson this week and at in marred by the death of one I have lot of personal today and reduce what was s Designed 1921 lives. a North Carolina, Wake Foreetj driver. admiration for Roy and wish once a golfing showpiece to» As Indian Spring, the club and Duke next week. but the best. He Wealthy Argentine Auto' him nothing dust. once was considered one of the George Washington had a cent Dealer Pedro Von Dory, 42. always has given 100 per finest layouts around. It was date with Colgate at 2:30 p.m. The long-expected operation was killed when his Porsche of himself and deserves tre- ‘ designed in 1921 by Donald today on the West Ellipse, but for the circumferential RS-60 flipped over on the 59th mendous credit.” building 1 Ross, noted golf architect, and rain and the field condition lap of the 200-mile grind. Griffith saic the money re- highway leaves Henri van Gogh ropened the following year. ! wiped it out. ceived In the Sievers deal would I This week’s schedule. Von Dory. South* American unemployed. j Those were the days when be used "in developing our farm TOMORROW racing champion, hit a soft Li' -'LB is University boulevard was i Maryland at Navy. Van Gogh the golf pro , system.” He said certain play- * i Baltimore at American. 2:30. shoulder during a turn and> , known as the Hyattsville- in college under with bitter memorieL of the Washington at Catholic. 3. lost control of his His ers now are n w - ' * ! Wheaton road and Colesville WEDNESDAY car. surveillance by the Senators Nazi occupation of Holland. He George Washington at Georgetown. 3. body was found 50 feet from E road was called Columbia pike American at Catholic. 3. and indicated that some of the left his home his THURSDAY the wrecked auto. country on s|The area was truly State.. in- "country" Maryland at North Carolina $150,000 would be spent on I West Chester Teachers at Navy. Von Dory was born in Hun-, own as an 18-year-old in 1946 then. fluencing such players to sign. 5 j FRIDAY at South gary but moved to Argentina and took in Canada six A cut Mary'and Carolina. Mincher, who bats lefthanded up golf c housing development at GW El- * - - ’ Virginia Military (West where he became a citizen. His smashed later. into the original 18 holes and i lipse). 2:30 and throws right, 22 years New Haven at American, 2:30. ¦ home was in Buenos Aires. He 92 a highway project reduteed the ! Catholic at Towson. 3. home runs and batted in »¦¦ ¦¦ •- WOK < was the Porsche With Howard at North Carolina A&T. representing S. Club 5 Years course again. The 18-hole lay- runs with Charleston. C., of SATURDAY factory in the race. PEDRO VON DORY Clemson. CLINT COURTNEY RON SAMFORD out that was > Maryland at the Sally League last season trampled for the He has been with the club at t Delaware at Georgetown, 2 pm. Shelby’s winning time In a Latest Racing Victim while 6-foot-3 Bound for Baltimore Ticketed for Miami last time yesterday is a far American at Navy. hitting .272. Don, Four Corners for five and : cry Birdcage Maserati was 2 hours. years from the Catholic at Mount St. Mary’s. 2:30. and 205 pounds, lives in Meri- 1 original. Howard at Shaw, Raleigh. N. C. 19 minutes. 12 seconds. He thus his there the of spans But Indian Seattle, Wash., finished third dianville. Ala. “He’s the steadying influence i 5 Spring, itself, car-; averaged 87.5 m.p.h. around transition from the In- "Our on Mincher private ries Under the in a Ferrarf reports are we need,” Cookie said. "De- • on. presidency of 1 Lions Clubs Plan the 3.7-mile course. sky high,” Griffith said, "and fensively he knows what its dian Spring club to the public: Builder A. S. Kay. the club , In second place more than Dick Morgensen of Phoenix, we are that he can 'escaped to and behind hopeful all about and he figures to hit course to oblivion. new more im- at Rosecraft half a lap was Ken in a Ferrari, was Rus- Night , fourth; make the grade this year. He is l about as well as anybody we { posing quarters farther out on! Miles of North Hollywood, "I don’t know where I’m go- Representatives of 63 Lions sell Cowles of Los Angeles, in only 21 years old and all our have had playing there.” J Layhill road. Calif., in a Porsche. Pete Lovely ing; what I’m going to do,” I Clubs in Washington and another Ferrari, was fifth, and investigations Indicate that he now committed The Lavagetto is new, ultra-modern plant. nearby Maryland and Virginia world Jack Brabham Henri said He champion is a terrific prospect.” to with Consolo the yesterday. with its vast go along as e playing areas, meet at a luncheon at the of Australia finished sixth In will talked like hit with the [will a- "Mincher get every Senators’ shortstop with the ¦r a man tennis E swimming pools, *courts Mayflower Hotel Wednesday to grant for their eye bank Cooper. chance to be in the lineup the unexpected. hope that experienced and dazzling clubhouse, opened make for the Lions Club Charles R. Maher "It doesn’t plans charity. is Dime store heir Lance opening day,” Lavagetto said. Gardner will his sidekick. really come as a help 1 In September, 1957. Night to be held at Rosecroft general chairman of Wednes- after surprise,” he said. “We’ve Reventlow was unable to com- "He’ll be in the lineup Consolo will take the job over Perhaps in 1997, this too will Raceway May 12. day’s rally. General Manager because to us in a or known about it all along. Still1 pete a camshaft on his he reports day from Zoilo Versalles his * upon i f ‘ pass away, a victim of man's i The clubs expect to raise James M. of Rosecroft Scarab day it all of a sudden.. They Lynch racer snapped during two and he'll play every return to the team. was ’ devastating progress. at the Rosecroft pro- willbe among the speakers. qualifying runs. until he himself one talked about it and then they $lO,OOO, proves way Versalles, a .219 hitter in ex- him suddenly made up their minds or the other. I’ve only seen hibitions, hasn’t the balance —and out go!” in a couple of games against to make it in the majors at this we in Yesterday marked the last us and he merely pinch-hit poinf, in Cookie’s opinion. The like his day of play at the and one of those, but I slender, 19-year-old Cuban has 9 I course, takes a real riffle at today Van Gogh begins his stroke. He moments when he’s brilliant the ball and he to play search for employment. He seems with a glove, but has offset it should be played. first base as the occasional flash with fre- -'W Mv make the ’ I If he can’t grade; quent flubs. Allison immediately, well use Against the Braves yester- BILLY GARDNER, at first.” day at Bradenton, when the To Plug a Hole BRAVES, 3; colored righthanded Battey, Senators dropped a 3-2 decision, rated an excellent hitter, is Versalles the ninth in- 2 opened ’.Braves picked up another run SENATORS, catcher by the Senator’s big-: ning by drawing a walk from 1 off Lee in the second inning wigs. He hit only .219 in sparce WASHINGTON MILWAUKEE Bob Buhl. The Milwaukee right- ' when Mel Roach walked and ib r h rbi ab r h rbi action with the American Ver les.aa 3 <) 1 O Bruton.cf 4 O 0 fl hander fired two wide pitches across on last I came singles by Green.cf 3 0 o 0 Scho t.eb 3 O O fl League pennant winners 3 o o 100 to Lennie Green and Lavagetto and Del Cran- Thr’rry.rf 1 Cottier/2b (l 1 Johnny Logan 0 0 season, but his defensive work Allison.lb 4 0 Maye.lf 3 12 1 relayed the “take” sign to > daU. Lemon.lt 4 111 Aaron.rf 4 0 0 0 is superb. 3 regarded as Green. Kil'ew.3b 3 111 Adc’ck.lb 111 ; Lee’s performance neverthe- Aspr’te.2b 3 0 0 0 Roach.3b 2 1 O (1 3 o o 1 (I Versalles interpreted it as a i less was encouraging. The big Naragon.c o 3 O Gardner Key Figure Lee.p 2000 Crand’l.c 3 O 11 | "steal” sign for him, took off ¦ righthander fanned six and 1 Sievers 1 OO o Buhl.p 30 0 0 Griffith said he had other Kralick.p 0000 and was thrown out at second I allowed only four hits in seven in mind. “Now we trade ideas base. Green also walked and innings. Jack Kralick pitched Totals 29 2 4 2 Totals 29 3 5 3 1 1 Fanned Lee in can proceed on other angles,” for Nth inning. TtnES Faye Throneberry singled. The the for the Sen- ! eighth inning WASHINGTON 010 100 ksssij Cal pointed out. "I’d like to get 000—2 tying run would have scored I a tors and yielded the Braves’ MILWAUKIE 110 001 00X—3 more pitching strength, out- if Zoilo hadn't tried to steal. . fifth hit. E— Killebrew. PO-A Washington. field help and a better bench. 24-9: Milwaukee. 27-11. DP —Schoen- 6.00-16...... 12.35* 1 Buhl then braced to fan Allison i The Senators got only four dienst to Adcock. LOB—Washington. Size If we can improve reserve 3; 4 our . and Jim Lemon. hits off Buhl, who went the Milwaukee. ll be HR—Lemon. Killebrew. Maye. Ad- we tough.” - 6.70-15 12.95* Lemon and Killebrew socked I distance and struck out seven, cock. iflU Bk Size Cal said the Gardner deal ip h r er bb so solo homers for the Senators i He retired 12 in a row after Lee (L) 7 4 3 3 1 fl made the Chicago trade possi- 11 0 and Lee and Joe Adcock : Killebrew slashed his fifth KraMck o o fl Sjze 7JO-15 14.95* Maye ex- 9 4 3 7 ble. He previously had declared Buhl (W) ... 2 2 cuffed Don Lee for homers, , hibition home run to start the HBP —By Lee

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Expected by * Thursday With Genuine Mighty-Grip BONDED 7 6°'ls 2i * 95 Linings s,ze - Battey, Mincher and Gard- WHILE YOU WATCH. ALLWORK ner are expected to join the GUARANTEED* Senators no later than Thurs- day and could here BEffijNYLON, TUBELESS*, appear in TALK TO SKILLED MECHANICS-NO SALESMEN I WSnWWr 3 games with the Kansas City | | Athletics today and tomorrow. Size 7.50-14 15.95* Griffith said he was not re- /\ 21 VAXHF*F* | Amarico'i GrtoNaf Brafca Va/wa quired to guarantee the fitness PRICES INCLUDE NATIONWIDE’S of Sievers, out much of last W TUBELESS INCLUDING PARTS & LABOR is famous services I WHITE, NYLON, | season with an ailing back and fl a reinjured right shoulder. I MOB Remove wheels • NYLON Size 19.50* Sievers became Washington’s fl lW>\ 7.50-14...... first American League home run champion in 1957 when * he hit Adjust XA3 A AH plus tax and recappable '42. ¦M RAYON bt\l I Vs t prices In six seasons with the ’ ' Ad)ust hand brake Inspect WMBOR. S A l C S-l S trade-in tires Senators, he hit 180 CritVßOLtlbT-ijcvD/->icTe home runs, master cylinder • Clean, inspect a club and record, averaged 96 PLYMOUTH and pack front wheel bearings if runs batted in despite slipping ¦ mon needed Adjust clearance F °RD CCAR's pedal to 21 homers and 49 RBI last ¦¦ • Check brake fluid • Check all year. • All seals Clean entire as- Sievers was other An.eri.an car, except DZ awakened by fln • Nosh, Studebaker, 10.73 sembly Adjust eccentrics • Lavagetto at 2 a.m. and in- Packard, Hudson Check shock absorbers • Free formed of the trade. "I’ve al- Car and Power Brake 500 mile inspection • Rotate ways been treated fairly by the Foreign Specialists tires if you desire. Washington organization,” Roy said, "and I sincerely regret FRONT END FR£E BRAKE *DJUSTMENTS leaving. cunri/ By the same token, ALIGNMENT SHOCK for the Life of the Linings I’ve never had a chance to Play r with a team that had a j ABSORBERS FFEE BRAKE AND FRON? crack at winning the pennant. Wo correct castor, camber, END INSPECTION DONE ON ß rt od- I guess I don’t have too many sot-m, W.-.U.; i .p. , | „ DUPLICATE D.C. INSPECTION years left to play and I’m just A tighten .tearing. <.44 grateful for the opportunity to ea ' 4-60 ¦ For Mod Cor, 3.95 get a grab at some World Series All Ramblers, Studebakers, l| INCTAI IFH money.” IiVvIHLLCU Cadillacs, Noshes & Hudsons, I: Problem for Whits Sox I & •57- 60 Buick,. Old,. Chry- S For MOIJeV The & UE IViVjIMtY acquisition of Sievers, sler products, Mercurys Most Cars. who earned a $35,000 salary Lincolns odd'l. Parts add I. !I DOWN with the Senators, poses a prob- wo 'l in in I ' suoconlerd writing against d.ltcls at na avtrn rn«l lem for the White Sox. UnorgeChorao ITit OT no extra COST thruintU They material, and workmanship an a pro-rata boiis. also have Ted Kluszewski and ' CENTRAL CHARGE Earl Torgeson available for MHt first base, with | bvdgu the knowledge that neither Sievers nor Klus- zewski is likely to be effective unless played regularly. Bill Veeck. White Sox presi- dent. could follow up the Sie- WASHINGTON vers deal by disposing of the old Kluszewski. He may be 1724 KALORAMA RD. N.W. (turn at Hotel 2400) DE. 2-3318 1 traded to Detroit, which re- 13th & K STS. N.W. NA. t portedly is not satisfied with | OE/1 8-3323 Steve Bilko at first base. Veeck 604 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E. AD. 2-3533 conducted prolonged telephone 4920 LIVINGSTON RD. S.E., opp. Eastover Shopping Center LO. conversations with Griffith 7-2105 1320 GOOD from Chicago and was in fre- HOPE RD. S.E. LU. 4-7500 quent touch with his manager, 3603 SILVER HILL RD. S.E. RE. 6-5600 Al Lopez, in Puerto Rico, where the White Sox have been play- MARYLAND ing the Phillies. Last June. Veeck offered the 8521 GEORGIA AVE., SILVER SPRING JU. 5-2334 B Senators five players and $250,- I 2074 University Blvd., East • Langley Park • HE 4-9200 I 4813 BETHESDA, MD. . OL. 000 for Sievers, Courtney and 4-2651 Pitcher Russ Kemmerer. This I 7301 Wisconsin Bethesda •OL I VIRGINIA deal was rejected by the Sen- Ave., 6-9200 * ators. 1100 N. HIGHLAND ST., CLARENDON JA. 4-1191 Gardner, never much of a I*lllsWest Broad, Falls Church • JE 3-2800 I hitter, could be the proficient 4043 28th ST. SOUTH, SHIRLINGTON KI. 8-6840 pivot man the Senators have needed on