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Two Fast Losses a ML V7 Celts Can End Series Tonight With Hawks II And Von Bounced 1 1 NEW YORK (AP) The jour ney down often can be a lot faster the trip up to the heights ton's 127-102 victory Tuesday night hand will be pretty sor for a few disclosed the break. The sixth days." game will be in St. Louis tonight. Foust W8S hobbled through most ST. LOUIS (API The St.

Louis Hawks were confident Wednesday ftipy ran neain cull even with the Von Clay found that out Wednes day. Boston Celtics in pro basketball's Dr. Stan London, Hawks team 0f 'he ciavoiis bv bruised heei Less than two months ago the 21-year-old Phiiaueiphian was un physician, said, "It happened world championship series, but the which required numerous shots of the beginning of the second half novoeaine. He is wearing a cast beaten, and ranked high in the light heavyweight list. His manager was trying to get the young on the hand, which is bound to released Wednesday.

His record Is 12-2-2. Unbeaten Doug Jones, conqueror of Clay in a bloody battle last March 28, earned his first berth in the top ten with victory. He was ranked ninth. The 23-ycar old New Yorker has a 13-0 record. Welshman Dick Richardson also moved into the elite list and won fighter of the month honors from Ring for his technical knockout victory over Germany's Hans Kal-fell.

Richardson stopped the German in the 13th round and won the European heavyweight title. He now is ranked 10th among the big boys. badly hamper his shooting. discovery that Larry Foust has a broken band hurt their chances. oust, a 6-foot-9, 230-pound reserve cpnier, suffeied a break in one of the small bones of his left hand.

X-rays taken after Bos and Larry played with it. Then ha was hit and felt a sharp pain and asked to be taken out. "Can he play? As far as I'm concerned he can play, but the puncher a fight with champion Archie Moore. The free-wheeling Celtics were never better in taking a 3-2 lead in the best-of-7 series. Boston can Then came two straight defeats wrap up its third National Bas kctball Assn.

crown in four scs Page 26 THE PALM BEACH POST. Thursday. April 7. 1960 within a two week period. As a result.

Clay, who was ranked No. 4 contender a month ago, was dropped completely out of the top ten in the monthly Ring ratings sions by winning Thursday night. But the Hawks twice before ral lied to tie series and the players were confident they could do it again, forcing a deciding seventh The Reel Story For The Real Sportsman With Rod And Gun game in Boston Saturday after Welterweights Benny (Kid) Pa-ret of Cuba and Argentina's Fed-erico Thompson fought a sizzling draw aud both gained promotions among the 147-pounders. Paret was boosted from fourth to third and Thompson was elevated from ninth to fourth. -if noon.

Hawks Coach Easy Ed Macau Glamor Injected Into Relays LOS ANGELES (AP) There'll ley said, "We gotta win 'em all past few days has made fishing Windy weather wasn't exactly now." to the liking of surf or lake ang PHOENIX Bill White, Cardinal first baseman, beats Orlando Cepeda's throw to catcher Neil Wilson in the seventh inning after Cardinal' Ken Eoyer hit sacrifice fly to left field. Umpire is Al Bar-lick. St. Louis overcame a 3-0 Giants lead and won the game 9 to S. (I PI Telephoto).

Ed had the highest praise for slow in the lake and the weather forecast is for more of the same type of climate for the next few Boston's great playmaker. Bob be a touch of Hollywood glamor Cousy, and for the underrated Tom Heinsohn but said: I don't think we played a bad at the Coliseum Relays May 20. For instance, to show the best advantage the efforts of such mighty throwers as Parry O'Brien Bill Nieder, Dallas Long and Dave Bigbie To Lead Spring Eleven TALLAHASSEE Iff)- Head coach Congressional Dead End ball game. The Celtics were sky high and when they're that way, they're really tough to stop." Davis, the shot put ring will be ringed with baby spot lights The Hawks shaved an 18-point Bill Peterson Wednesday divided days. The temperature will gradually rise on Friday while the wind is expected to increase, according to the weather bureau.

Reports from the piers were not as good as the past few weeks, but quite a few catches were reported Wednesday. Dorothy and Earnest Viers had 21 pound kingfish at the Lake Worth Pier and George Dubil hauled in IS croakers. Jim Duncan had nine bluefish as did Bob Smith. Robert Mostler caught five mackerel and a 63 pound Celtic lead to seven in the second quarter and sliced a 17-bulge to Fate For Olympic Hopeful focused horizontally on the performers. A half circle of brighter! lamps will fringe the area wherei nis norma state university iuui- ball squad into two units for Fri lers Wednesday, but it was a beautiful day offshore, and anglers encountered a variety of action.

Frank Sauer, whose boat Okeh sails out of Sailfish Center, listed a 7 feet 1 sail weighing 43 pounds, caught by Edwin Burtis of Rockville Centre, N.Y., on a morning trip. In the afternoon another party saw 10 sails, although they couldn't get the biMeri to take baits. This party, in-rludiog Norm Holland of Reno, Fred Hass, West-mount, N.J., and Henry and Gerda Thorsen of Bedford Hills, N.V., caught six kings, two albacore and a dolphin. All captains reported a lot of kings offshore, with sizeable schools of dolphin and barra six, 74-su, in trie ttura penoa Dm day's intra-squad game winding up Boston met both challenges. the ball hits.

i Macauley said Bob' Pettit's in jured back "kicked up again." WASHINGTON (AP)-Renewed Macy and the Hungarian ath team apparently are headed for also to perfect a luminous paint which will give off sparks where letes have been here less than Pettit rested most of the last quar tcr. efforts to naturalize distance runner John Macy and make him a dead end in Congress. Macy, a Polish refugee now at five years. leopard ray. Bill Kellerman and The Celtics wouldn predict a eligible for the U.S.

Olympic tending the University of Hous Harry Smart each had tnree series victory in six games. ton, was one of six foreign ath Asst. Coach Bob Harlson was named coach of the "Garnets." Asst. coach Dick Flowers was named to direct the "Golds." Center Jack Hardy and Guard Abner Bigbie will act as co-captains of the Garnets. The field leadership of the Golds will be shared by Halfbacks Jack Espen- the 16-pound shot lands.

This may not be possible, Paint studied so icv kills grass. Another tenant of the Coli-seium, the Los Angeles Dodgers, "In my book it still anybody bluefish and "Pop" Wystowski had two. Ralph Bruno pulled in 17 blues as the blue fishing was letes named in citizenship legislation rejected last month by the series, Boston Bill oharman said, "The series has been some nouse Judiciary Committee. good all day. have registered strong complaints A fresh attempt to obtain thing like eolf, One day one team is hot and the other day the other 51 To 1 Shot Hits At Aqueduct By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS about that.

Peterson Let! Dy 1,655 Score CHICAGO (AP) Wayne Kitts of Komoko, Wednesday ship and Bud Whitehead. The takeoff board for the broad team is hot. just like a golfer quickie papers for Macy has been sparked in Houston, but a spokesman for the House immigration Each unit worked separately jump and hop, skip and jump will shooting 70 one day and 80 the next." Wednesday, polishing formations for use Friday night. be cornered by hooded lamps, as subcommittee saw little or no The Meadow Stable's Salt Lake, will the runway for the athletes chance Wednesday that it would cuda. Some uf the latter v.xre caught by Henry Schoenfeld, Pikesville, and Mrs.

Allen D. Hecht, Baltimore, on a trip aboard the Ctiarmer with Capt. Lou Parkinson. Sixteen large kings were caught by three anglers from Youngstown, Ohio, D. F.

Mahoney, Dr. W. M. Ericksen and W. T.

James, aboard the Black Jack with Capt. Joe 54 to 1 shot, scored a startling succeed. Similar lighting will highlight the high jumping pit and cross Otta Da'Aie Baa casca oi SO croakers at the Palm Beach Pier and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burke had SS croakers and two blues.

Clara Marsh and Moris had catches of pompano. The weather stopped many from going out in the lake but those that did reported the fishing to be good with catches of kingfish in the vicinity of the inlet reported. rolled into fourth place in the $296,000 Petersen Bowling Classic. DRIFT REEF upset in the 13th running of the Macy has established himself bar. $30,250 Prioress Stakes at Aque Kitts, 37-year-old father of four duct race track Wednesday.

Riviera Nine Cracks Ice as one of the best cross-country and 2 or 3-mile runners in the country since coming to the United States in 1956. He was a children, tallied 1,655 pins on The 3-year-old daughter of Hill games of 192, 192, 237, 244, 224, Metlwick Strikes Out ST. LOUIS (AP)-Joe Medwick Prince-Yarmouth was ridden by 190, 208 and 168. He took over Polish army lieutenant who left his homeland for an international fourth spot in the marathon meet jockey Roy Yaka, who scored his first victory in New York. former outfielder of the St.

Louis Cardinals, struck out in the game track meet and never returned CAPT. TED BROWZK Salt Lake came out of the pact of politics Tuesday night. Only recently Macy ran 5,000 at the sixteenth pole to win by a from Jim Wlialen of Minneapolis, who previously had posted 1,654. Camillo Mimp Gasper of Her-shey, took over sixth place with 1,650 cn games of 'M, 237, 183, 214, 212, 204, 215 and 179. leneth and a quarter over the He was defeated for Third Ward alderman in Sur.set Hills meters in 14:25.4 at the Texas Relays, bettering the U.S.

col Wheatley Stable's Irish Jay, who by Arthur J. Degrand 311-123. legiate record by almost 11 sec 65' IJLUE SEA II TKtrs rjAtTr t.st and 1 P.M. 5 RIVIERA CITY DOCKS tith St. at Mie Laka Fnat Biviara Beach Ph.

VI (-Z91S Mita Yl 4-69M took the second by a similar mar Medwick was elected city col onds. He displaced Marty Cassio of He now has an American wife gin over Mrs. Burdette S. Wright Improve. The time for the 6 furlongs on a drying out track Rahway, N.J., who had held the lector last year in his debut in politics.

He filled a one-year unexpired term. and in another year will have his college degree in engineering. spot with 1,649. The leader is Richard Robin- was a good 1:11 4-5. Salt Lake, who failed to win once in five starts last year, took an allowance race at Santa Anita ette of Charleston, W.

with With the U.S. Olympic Committee showing interest, legislation to waive the residence requirement and grant Macy citizenship 1,698. Last year, 1,703 was the winning score in the tourney which March 3. passed the Senate. In the House it carries a $25,000 first prize.

The Salt Lake paid $110.40, $23.60 Russell Kelley, a sailing enthusiast who has participated In a number of ocean yacht races, is s.till wondering just what kind of denizen of the deep he saw offshore here Sunday. He reported it at the time, but subsequent checking failed to uncover any other reports of similar sightings. Russ said he was about three to four miles off the coast, lolling in a pleasant breeze when he spotted a dark figure which roiled and spouted water like a whale and seemed to be about 25 feet long. There may have been more than one, although he never sighted more than one at a time. Boat captains say no such reports have been made recently, although similar reports have been fairly common at times in the past, the "mystery" objects usually turning out to be either pilot whales or blackfish, a variety of whales.

Cool and windy weather the joined similar bills for five Hun meet runs through June 26. RIVIERA BEACH Tom Doherty's home run in the fourth inning insured Riviera of its' first baseball win in two years at the expense of Jupiter, 11-9, Wednesday. Doherty's fourth inning hit msde the score 10-7 but Jupiter's rally in the sixth fell short and they failed to score in the seventh to insure the win for the Hornets. Riviera scored four runs In the second inning when Craig Gruber singled and Paul Var-goshe reached base on an error. Jim Ewert beat out a bunt to load the bases and Glen Milling walked to force in the first run.

Al Genchi singled to drive in Vargoshe and Ewert; Bob Enders walked and Doherty forced in a run when he was hit by a pitch. The Hornets scored five runs in the third inning with Dan Jensen doubling home two runs while the others were scored on errors and walks. Charles Raby doubled two The State Board of Conservation has extended the season for taking stone crabs until May 15. In extending the open season one month, the board said unseasonable harsh weather had interfered with the fishing for stone crabs and resulted in decreased production. When the closed season begins, the law requires that all traps be removed from the water and remain out until the season reopens on October 15.

Ail persons possessing stone crabs or claws for commercial use must submit periodic reports of amounts in storage after May 15. The Conservation Department points out that stone crabs are a buff colored animal with powerful, black tipped claws; not to be confused with the common bine crab upon which there are no restrictions. Stone crabs cannot be speared, no females may be taken, and claims must measure at least four inches to be legal keepersw COUNTRY CLUB and $13.20. Irish Jay paid $3.60 and $2.80 and Improve $5.30. garian fencers and gymnasts.

First the immigration subcom mittee and then its parent judici Stone Heart equalled the Laurel ary committee turned down the track record for 7 furlongs of a measures. Lead Dooslers In ABC Meet mile in winning the $5,000 Belts- Both groups were understood to GREENS 3.00 FEE Driving Range Lighted, Open Nightly Yearly Memberships Multiple-Play Tickets Golf Supplies Club Rentals Luncheon Served BEN HARTIG Professional ville Purse. The 4-year-old owned by Wil feel the United States could subject itself to criticism by relaxing the customary regulations and making citizens of aliens in time liam Hal Bishop barely lasted by TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) The Chi a neck ahead of Gerald S. Colella On U.S. 1 Villa of Kortb Film Beach Phone VT 4-I65S cago Bowling Assn.

No. 3 team for the Olympic Games at Rome Admirals Joy and Ben Weiner's Eternal Bim was only another posted a 2,652 series Wednesday, this summer. leading 36 squads in booster divi neck behind. sion action at the American Bowl Stone Heart was timed in 1:25 2-5 and paid $11.40. Milady Dares ing Congress Tournament.

The Chicagoans were far off the set the record last fall. MacKay Aussie Star In Semis Although Honey's Tiger failed 2.822 pace set March 27 by Bran- him in the feature, jockey Joe Cul- nan Boosters No. 2 of McKees mone had three winners to become Rocks, who lead the booster division standings. I 1 rmrmrMmf I An affiliate of one of the WortcTs Largest Consumer Finance Companies offers you 25 to 5600 CASH FOR SPRING AND EASTER leading rider with seven winners Montreal Is Choice As Cup Final Opens after seven days at Laurel. Cul- Leslie Roddewig of the Los An runs home for Jupiter in the third and five more runs scored in the fourth on two hits, three walks and two errors.

Doherty smashed his homer in the fourth and also drove in a run in the fifth on a sacrifice fly. Raby doubled again in the sixth for Jupiter, driving in two more runs but this ended the geles Bowling Assn. No. 2 team! MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (AP) U.S. Davis Cupper Barry Mac-Kay of Dayton, Ohio and Roy Emerson Wednesday mone got the second with Bobby Pin the fourth with Hand rolled 661, the top individual boost-1 er series in the 33-day-old tourna-l Rail ($8.00) and the seventh with Bang Up moved into the men's singles semi MONTREAL (AP) The power finals of an international tennis ment.

Despite Roddewig's contribution, his team's total was only 2,602. ful Montreal Canadiens Wednes tournament. With apprentice Jack Bradley, MacKay beat Don Kierbow, Sac the leading rider of the meeting, day ruled 12-5 favorites to win ramento, 7-5, 6-3 and Emer the opener of their Stanley Cup bringing in his third winner of the day. Jack Sylvia's favored Ole son eliminated Jose Arilla of Spain final series against the Toronto Sarge won the Jamestown Purse 3-6, 6-1, 6-2. In another quarter "Friendly Hand" service sbr spring offers several plans to solve your financial problems.

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The best-of-7 set begins Thurs at Lincoln Downs, said Montreal coach Tie Blake. "But this gang of mine always wins when it has to. They haven't let me down yet." "I've got to win one game in Montreal" said Punch Imlach, the Leafs' coach. "I don't care how we do it. If we have to hit them as they come out of the dressing room we'll do that, too." The Canadiens, who haven't played since last Thursday when they climaxed a four-game sweep Rosewall Beats Olmcdo In Final BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) Ken scoring.

Riviera travels to Lake Worth Tuesday. Jupiter 002 502 0 9 7 Riviera 045 110 11 7 2 Charles Raby and McGrath; Al Genchi, Dan Jensen (4) and Dan Jansen, Glen Milling (4). as oNTKtr TOt) 6ET PAYMENTS $136.00 $8.00 252.00 15.00 412.00 23.00 I final match, Antonio Palafox, of Mexico upset Chile's Luis Ayala day night on the home ice of the Canadiens, who are seeking their fifth consecuti'e National Hockey The 4-year-old gelding moved through on the rail going into the far turn and won the 5-furlong sprint by a head over Lou Char-trand's Bonnie Style. Senor Moe Rosewall of Australia defeated League championship. Alex Olmedo of Peru Wednesday Both coaches were confident of was third.

6-3, 6-3. In women's quarter-finals, Dar-lene Hard, Montebello, defeated Mrs. J. Coleman of New York, 6-1, 6-3 while Carol Hanks of St. Louis defeated Mrs.

Betty Pratt, Jamaica, 6-4, 7-5. Ann Hay-don of England beat Mrs. Luis Ayala of Chile 6-3, 6-2. night 7-5, 6-2 in the final singles match of a professional tennis victory on the eve of the second SciwWa haw M-arantk plot ani beted oi lomod. and Hondo Cu Maw Cnoaea Ad.

toom Ole Sarge was timed in 1:03 4-5 of Chicago in the semifinals, held anteaa I I straight all-Canada final. tournament. hi ou a i Pan-Am Track Goes To Chicago on the heavy track and paid $5.40 a light workout Wednesday. "It probably will be a tougher World professional champion series than was a year "I've got a feeling that we may hear something from Big Jean CHICAGO Mt Used only for Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles took third place with a 10-6 victory over Pancho Segura of Ecu-dor in a one-set match. Oakland Drafts Buffalo Flanker (Beliveau) and The Rocket (Mau rice Richard) before this series is San Jose Eyes 3rd King Title over," said Blake afterwards, BUFFALO, N.Y.

(AP) The 'DEEP 1 CORPORATION 29 S. jui JJk "They didn't do much against the Black Hawks. Maybe they saved FISHING SEA MADISON, Wis. (AP) San Brooklyn Teener Nears Ches9 Lead MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina, (AP) Bobby Fischer defeated Frederick Olafsson of Iceland, in 42 moves Tuesday night and the 17-year-old Brooklyn youth closed to within a half-point of the Rus it ail for Toronto." Capt. Johtt Polio" Jose State begins a strong bid to, Oakland Senors of the American Football League have drafted end Al Goldstein from the Buffalo Bills of the AFL.

Goldstein, a 6-foot, 190 pound pass catching specialist from The Leafs went through a light drill in Toronto before leaving by capture a third straight team ti iimp nnv" TRrPS DAIT.Y i DiU Unl 1:90 a.m. 1 P.M. tle in quarter-final bouts Thurs TIESHAY day in the 23rd annual NCAA mh ana Ma. Maeler 1:30 to 12 Eva. BOD $4 BEN TAX plane for Montreal.

Imlach singled out Frank Ma hovlich for special praise follow ing the brief shooting session Mahovlich starred in the semi 'VI 4-763S North Carolina, was the second player signed by the Bills after Boxing Tournament. The California school, which recently took the Pacific Coast In sian leader in an international chess tournament. Boris Spassky has 6'4 points, the young U.S. champion 6. last summer's Pan American Games a $100,000 running track surface was peeled from Soldier Field Wednesday for presentation to the University of Chicago.

The red clay track material, imported from England, was piled into barrels and will be installed at the University of Chicago's Stagg Field, probably in June. The city first asked bids for the surfacing; then planned to cover it with an asphalt strip for auto racing; and finally elected to dig it up and give it to the U. of Chicago. Wally Hass, V. of Chicago athletic director, said the Big Ten would be asked to hold its outdoor track championship on the new track in 1961.

Prior to the city's decision to displace the running track, Big the new league's draft meet tercollegiate Championship, bas final victory over the Detroit Red ing last January in Minneapolis. The Bills received word of the Oakland selection Tuesday. Spassky and David Bronstein, Wings. entered eight fighters. Wisconsin also from Russia, drew on 29 the only team to beat San Jose "Mahovlich has the potential to DEMONSTRATION The league seven other clubs this year, is the tournament dark horse.

moves. It was the only game Spassky has failed to win. The eighth are providing Oakland with play be the best left winger in the league. He has all the qualities," Imlach said. "He's at his peak right now and I hope he will con ers to help stock the new The list of 60 contestants is round of competition is scheduled for Thursday.

franchise. heavily loaded with Western tal tinue to shine in the series against the Canadiens." cnt. Among the 17 colleges and universities represented are five Syracuse, Virginia, Michigan SPBMaiaaES The Canadiens have won 29 of OUTII JTADI EACH State, Marquette and Colorado of the fomous HASSELBLAD 15 Cameras in One their last 31 playolf games at home. During the regular season. Ten athletic directors hoped to College that are not engaged in stage their outdoor meet at Soldier ioronio managed only one vic dual competition.

DRIVING RANGE CPES NIGHTLY BEN KARTIG, PROFESSIONAL ON U.S. 1. NORTH PALM BEACH PHONE VI 8-1789 Field on an annual basis. Opening day bouts, including tory in seven games at the Forum. Montreal beat the Leafs in one semifinal contest, will trim the number of boxers to 38 and a five-gam, championship final last season.

The second same will be piaved 5 g3aaii3OTgpj in Montreal Saturday night with the teams moving to Pronto for the third and fourth games next 3sa Tuesday and Thursday. Friday's semifinals will eliminate i8 more. Finals la the 10 divisions will be iought Saturday Bight. Jim Mack of Wisconsin is pitted against Bob firuner of California Poly in Thursday's semifinal bout. The winner meel defending champion Heiji Shimabukuro of College of Idaho in the 112-pound finals.

Four other defending champions, including 119-pound Ron Niehols of the strong San Jose team, advanced to the semifinals A iffa. 11 VVH mM HASSELBLAD DEMONSTRATIONS BY FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE Direct from the Hasselblad factory in Sweden, Dr. Helmut Kircher will be at oar store to demonstrate tnt complete Hasselblad system. Inter-changeability of lenses, trim backs and vtewfinders manual and automatic diaphragm settings synchronization for flash and strobe quick release for sports and st of ad accessories will be covered. EVERYONE interested in top quality pictures will want to take advantage of this opportunity to see and discuss the complete Hasselblad system of photography FRIDAY, APRIL 8 Only 10 A.M.

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