MAJOR LEAGUE ROOKIE PROSPECTS HERTZBERG PRAISES HOLUP THE EVENING STAR C-3 Washington, D. C. •• Big Field Forces TODAY. JiWMT te, ISM Dodgers See Lehman Russell, Green Rated Split of Events Villanova Aces As Pod res' Successor I Top Basketball Stars PHILADELPHIA, (ftr- pinning hopes ability. The tomorrow when the Heinsohn of Ron jence with colleffl cocahes. Jan. 20 their on Ken Leh- pole man as a replacement. hander batted .306 and drove in jump, broad jump and vault Shavlik of North Carolina State IHe sees many of the recom- A host of stars—including Olym- Lehman, one of the 17 rookies 85 runs at Montreal. Fernandez, events kick off the second an- and Lennie Rosenbluth of North mended players in Madison pic gold medalists, Pan American who win report to the Dodgers’ a flashy fielder, had a .301 bat- nual Metropolitan Interscholas- Carolina. {Square Garden and travels ex- winners, United States tltllsts training Beach, ting average with the Royals and tic Indoor Track Meet in con- Hertzberg. veteran ex-pro, who tensively to watch the others in: and college champions—run and camp at Vero * month, Neal, despite a .274 mark, demon- junction with The Star Games. once starred for the Washington action. jump in indoor competition to- Fla., next comes well rec- nearly ommended. His work last year in strated lots of power by hitting About four hours later some Caps, seen all the out- Likes Holup on Offense night at the 12th annual Phila- driving standing college players delphia Inquirer League was so 16 homers and in 75 rtlns. 260 athletes from 21 schools will In action Hertzberg Holup track meet. But the International participated 12 so opinion weight. rates Joe of a collegians outstanding Dick Williams, who once have in events. his carries George Charley group of local are that several clubs public charged just a Washington and outstanding spent a full ygar with the The will be 25 "I'd rate Russell shade as the favorites. have made attractive offers for Green,” iTYra of Louisville fine offen- the 27-year-old southpaw. Dodgers, enjoyed a successful cents to watch. ahead of he said. "Rus- sive players. Despite the sizable import of League, Because of the large number sell is the best big I’ve track Villanova athletes Manager season in the Texas man “Holup is very strong and does names. Walter Alston is de- of entries, almost. 50 per cent seen and he has unusual stam- favored to approach their a good batting .317 with 24 homers and of scoring are termined to have look at may stay more than Inaugural with his thin most his from close in showing 91 runs batted in, and for the ina for someone jump Tyra a Boston last week where- the 6-foot, 175-pound native of program January, appearance. on shots. is Junior! they triumphs—one victories, up as a pinch-hitter and part- last the nine: but he improved in scored six Seattle who posted 22 running events have been divided “But Green is the top back- has tremen- a tie)—in of C. games. shutouts, including a time leftflelder. dously. He’s also'very good the K. hurled six into 36 separate court in the country in my un- heavily perfect seven-inning game, The Dodgers believe they may races. man derneath, something our Villanova men favored com- Six Meats in Dashes opinion. He’s capable of step- like Charley pleted 21 of 32 starts and turned come up with a surprise in Wil- {Harry Gallatin.” are Jenkins in the 600- The 60 and 100-yard dashes ping into pro ball right now with yard run, Delany in the in a 2.76 earned-run average son, a 28-year-old Negro who Hertzberg, an Ron both will require six trial heats any team in our league. optician when mile and little Phil Reavls in the with Montreal. Lehman, who batted .317 at Montreal. Ham- ! ..“Heinsohn, probably he’s not en route one gym ric, previous trial, to narrow the field and the 70- who’ll be from high jump. The Villanova mile vas up twice before, owns a who had a is yard high four. Celtics’ first {to another, also had high praise .290 at St. hurdles will need the Boston terri-l relay team of Tippy Malifl,Row- three-year Montreal record of back after hitting running choice, great; for Hal Lear of Temple All- Shortstop Spears (.262 The other events will be torial draft has and land Simpson, AJ Peterson and 53 victories and 28 defeats. He Paul. at potential. very -1America Darrell Floyd of Fur- apparently big St. Paul). contested in sections and the i Shavlik is fast l Jenkins, is favored in that event. has curbed the winners decided on comparative for a big man and is fine de- man, the Nation's individual from Lehman, the best Irafiilli £ Elliott Confident weakness which held him back Aside times without staging finals. fensively. Rosenbluth is just scoring leader. Jim —wildness. Last year he walked of the pitchers appears to Although Others on Coach Elliott’s new Three sections have been terrific and has definite pro pos- he has not seen them may post only striking Elston, 26-year-old right- squad who wins are 75 while out 120 in be the ’¦ 600-yard the year, the * scheduled in the and sibilities.” on court this Knick George 50-yard innings. mm** good reports Sydnor in the 241 hander who came from the Cubs mwiSii ' 1,000-yard runs, plus the 660- scout said he had Bragg in pole Imposing Meyer Elston ff'L irr^i Uhl, Hundley Not Ready Lloyd dash and Don the List in the Russ deal. * yard medley, mile medley and on Aubrey of Notre Dame, immodestly picks As usual, the Dodgers will have was 17-6 Los Angeles. 1* Hertzberg claims that Bill Uhl, vault. Elliot at USSR m mile relays./The mile run will ! j All-America Robin Freeman of his boys to win. an imposing list of newcomers Next—The Detroit Tiger* be split into two sections. Dayton’s 7-foot star, and Hot Ohio State, Julius McCoy of READY TO TRY FOR RECORD—Len Truex, former Hundley, Virginia’s “If you don't have confidence in camp. Back for another trial Ohio State star now in the Air Force, displays the -The only individual champion ( Rod West Michigan State, Temple Tucker l are Shortstop Chico Fernandez, . prolific scorer, are not quite of Rice and Forest Arnold of in them, who will,” he asked. he in breaking the in mile who will return to defend his Tough opposition Second Baseman Charley Neal, form used record the run, Ray \ ready for pro basketball. Memphis State. will come Rocca Easy Victor a Star two years ago. gold medal tomorrow is Whitfield, Pitchers Bob Darnell and Chuck feature of The Games, Miss- George “Uhl is exceptionally fast for Sonny believes that a game from Mai two-time Peterson of little Mason t Olympic champion, Templeton. Catchers Charley ing from the field last year when Gunnar Nielsen High in Falls Church. Peterson | a man of his size.” Hertzberg between San Francisco and 800 meter Over Doc Gallagher . and Reggie Thompson and Herb Olson and shattered his mark with a run of 4:09.5, Truex will 60-yard year said. “But I don't think his Dayton, rated one-two in the Pearman in the 600; are surprises to re- won the dash a right Deady Outfielders Gino Cimoli, Dick There no night high hopes regain- ago with , ireflexes are fast enough poll, Len Truex. Joe and Joe port in the wrestling world to- be back tomorrow with of Robert Geddie of Dun- latest Associated Press Lapierre Williams and Bert Hamric. honor. runnerup. now. He might have trouble could go either way. "but I’d in the mile: IC4A day. Rocca defeated ing the Larry Snyder, Ohio State coach, bar Both are rated I Youngsters up for the first time Antonino seconds, defensively. stick with the Dons because of titlist Willie Lee. Charles Hold- Doc Gallagher in two straight training the AirForce Olympic hopefuls, says Truex ‘at 6.3 two-tenths of a ing include Pitchers Don Elston, second j "Hundley is as fine a ball their superior defense.” and Bob Barksdale in the falls last night in the feature looks good enough for 4:05. Warren Druetzler, ex- faster than Peterson’s high jump, star Bill Harris and Bob Walz, winning time last year, and they , handler as I've ever seen, maybe and Olympic match at Capitol Arena before Michigan State runner, is second in this outdoor Cousy. Hundley None of the top-ranked col- Lindy Remigino, Andy Stanfield Catcher Mike Napoli, Inflelders will be by another Bob But 1,023 fans who expressed no Joined Roscoe Daw- lege night. Champ Jim Gentile. Dick Gray and race.—AP Wirephoto. kins of Armstrong, who finished I is a clown and you have to be teams saw action last and Pan American Rod amazement. good NBA. fact, the card one of the Richard in the 50-yard dash. Jackie Spears and Outfielder fourth last year. serious to make in the Tn was In other matches. Georgie concen- 'slimmest of the season because In the mile relay, Villanova Bob Wilson. Witzig Cardoso Defending Title He’s be better off Just Dodgers Becker and Jack scored trating on basketball.” iof mid-year examinations. will face stiff opposition from In addition the will straight Cardozo High is defending prize not two falls over Boris Morgan State, Seton Hall, Pitts- look at several chattels Frenchy Roy. team champion. The Clerks currently Brooklyn Malenko and Mike burgh and Cornell. oa the roster. Gallagher pinned Chuck Benson WITH THE scored 25 points last year by These Include Pitchers Ralph placing eight Pitt Favored and Jimmy Laßock defeated in of the 10 events. Pittsburgh, with Sowell Mauriello (Mobile), Don Drys- This they Arnie Babe Zaharias. time entered in nine running anchor, is the solid dale (Montreal), Mel Waters HIGH SCHOOLS of the 12, electing not to con- (Fort Worth) and Stan Williams favorite in the 2-miie relay. St. test the field events. Josephs Philadelphia), NYU (Newport News), Catcher Jim Cage Coach Quitting By DICK SLAY Other District public schools BOWLING i — expected to Williams (Newport News), Short- AUSTIN, Tex.. Jan. 20 (AP). are Anacostia, and Fordham are University entered Arm- With ROD THOMAS provide some stop Bob Lillis (ex-serviceman) Thurman (Slue) Hull, strong. Coolldge, contention. Dunbar. Tech. top * and Outfielder Don Demeter of Texas basketball coach for jump. Spingarn Other events: five The most distant school repre- broad "But I don’t Phelps, and Wilson. John 1,000-yard—Tom (Pueblo). years, has asked to be relieved Metropolitan hedges, George Borican sented in the In- know,” he "Akre prob- Besides Mason, Virginia Courtney, Four May Stick of his duties at the close of the ably year. represented by NCAA half-mile terscholastic Indoor Track Meet is better than last will be Wash- Capped by the Presidential i game by two pins and lost one champion now in the Army, and The Dodger brass believes at current season. The Texas team tomorrow supposed to have “Akre the State indoor ington-Lee. Wakefield, George perhaps looking was won Classic, a new duckpin tourna- by three. Sowell are the top prospects. least three and four of is still for its first con- Hampton (Va.) High, which broad-jumping Washington, - been meet for us by Hoffman Boston Genevieve Link and Hildur They Harry Bright, the newcomers, besides Lehman. 1 ference win. sending boy. points.” Culpeper. ment, a heap bowling on face Frank was one Then it ;20 feet 8 inches for 5 and Private schools of is Layos each rolled 363 for Chatter McLaughlin Maynard. at Washington- Haringer ’’Granby 1 and Gene !was learned over recalled. of ’ will include Mount St. Joseph of tap for this week end in both Layos winning a 50-yard boy Bar with Miss hurdles—the easy Lee who that is. : Norfolk was ahead of us by 3 Baltimore, St. James of Hagers- duckpins and tenpins. bronze medal with a 161 game. points favorite: Harrison Dillard, the His name is Roland Akre, a at the time. Then he ran town. Gonzaga, Maret School, The Presidential Classic will1 Betty Hummer was high for 1948 Olympic 100-meter cham- 14 D. C. Area Trackmen W-L student this time a year jin the mile relay in the ACC Episcopal and Woodberry Forest. be held at the Anacostia Spill- Voight at 143-392. pion. Perry meet Rod of Penn State ago. Akre won the 70-yard high ) indoor and jwe won the way Sunday with Pete Santora place Charley (high school) Deadlocked in first are and Pratt, former Man- hurdles and helped the Generals; team champion- as host. It will be the first ven- Voight, Chatter Bar and Ray’s hattan College sprinter, will place relay ship, again over Granby.” promoter Seeking Upsets at Meet |to third in the mile STAR GAMES ture of this live-wire Bar and Grill. make things tough for Dillard as Akre, in the high school section of Thei who stood about 5-foot- Continued From Page C-l here in other than handicap 1 In another exciting match. will Joel Shankle, Duke Uni- January. He; -11. could pole vault about 11 feet. heavy entry “Local boy makes good" will Dave Leas of Maryland is in Star Games last of Columbus Games last Satur- events and a is ¦ Kirby Sales trimmed Jim versity, and Bob Holup of Vil- the 600, but figures to be over was to have defended his hurdles; | high Jump 5-foot-10 consistently, day assured, with more than the ‘ Comber's Restaurant, 2-1, with hope of a „ lanova. be the about dozen competed the; broad Jump feet, participants ihis head against the likes of medal and in i over 21 run ‘| Dorsey Griffith, veteran coach usual number of i a two-pin victory accounting for Pole vault—This brings to- young men from this area com- . Gaffney, jump tomorrow’s pro- both hurdles, good quarter- Baltimore, edge. was Lou Jones and Joe the broad in 1 1 run a of Catholic University and di- from Santora's old I the Comber’s lone win gether the four who tied at peting the eight individual ij gram. relay legs, open in Shanahan Club star who will mile. dash and "but rector of The Star stamping ground. It will at.by 628 to 604. Jean Moser of Boston, Rev. Richards, events The Star Games since Bob Don invitation in be| seeking his fourth straight "Why, he can’t compete,”) I don’t know about the shot and 1 their inception, says the chances '2 p m. Kirby’s starred with 382. . Laz. Don Bragg and Jerry Wel- Saturday night in the , discus,” ** » * Games victory in this event. gasped A1 Haringer. the W-L; adds his former coach. of a record in the 600 very The special 15-game qualify- bourn. Richards Armory. *• * * are i is the United National Guard Bob Lippmeier of Georgetown track coach, earlier this week. good. ing two places >1 Steve Nagy, who rolled a per- king as subject Arthur Wint of Jamaica test for in the States decathlon well as They’ll be rubbing elbows with i and Bobby Jones of North Caro- “He’s ineligible. I’m sure. Akre While on the of track, set the mark at 1:12.0 in 1951. National Match-Game Cham- fect game against Ed Kowalics in the world’s best in his favorite let us a Saturday’s men known around the world linal State will have their share was a senior when he moved to correct statement made Joe Gaffney, will going pionship will open also tomor- .last match on event. All but Welboum have exploits < well, space who be for their track and field of rooters in the 1,000-yard run. Hampton last February. Oh, in this two weeks ago. after straight victory row at the Spillway. Eight ,WMAL-TV takes on Rudy . cleared 15 feet. discussing bis fourth and for most of those hopefuls ! J Jones is the former George I don’t care if he runs, though, In Porter Shreve of here, says definitely games rolled at Spill- Habetler. a Chicago star, in boys we he thinks will be the experience will be their sole ’ Washington High School athlete because we have two who St. Albans said he had won he'll go under 1:12. way and seven the following tomorrow's contest, starting at year the ! p.m. reward. i and last won the AAU can beat him.” Interstate Academic Confer- Pushing Gaffney will be Lou Saturday at the Greenway Bowl. 1 6:30 Nagy defeated Kowa- ¦! BASKETBALL are possible ex- handicap1 880 with a 5-yarg start. Rockwell, the W-L ath- ence broad jump last year with Jones, Sunday, at the Lafayette, lics, 749 to 715, with games of There two ex-Georgetown Pete a ex-Manhattan star, and ceptions in the field of 14 en- < Cajl Joyce, the letic director, did not share that leap well over 21 feet. The Jack Ingley, former High there will be the 18th annual 200. 300 and 249. SCORES reputation, actual Wilson trants, but even victories by them • star with’a national attitude, however. "That Akre winner »f that event was 1 School athlete now at Cornell, i {Chilly Barnard Open Handicap, is also in the 1,000, along with Dave Kenworthy of _ AREA would come as major upsets, j is a good track man and I don’t Friends Jones, a private first class, at honoring Charles E. Barnard, Howard 17 Hampton Institute S 3 Courtney, defending School, who feet, Andrews AFB 84 Air Force 7# Ingley, the former Wilson Tom’ the care who knows it,” said Pete. did 20 6 inches. Meade, set record, ;the "Old Roman” of the maple- Serv. Bd. 6» FortAll-Stan Jack Harry Bright, was Fort the world Command Meade 7A High star, comes here as Cor- ' champion, and "And I’m going to call down Shreve playing baseball at for at 45.4 jways whose promotional activi- Fort McNair 71... Betheids Naey 7# 400 meters seconds in Walterj Bred 69 6770th Air Group 68 veteran that Giese Selects nell’s only entrant and with | well-known from the there and find out about this time. the Pan and; at the Government Printing EAST American Games ties 76 Cornell solid backing from Coach Lou Pioneer Athletic Club. situation.” | Shreve did go over 21 feet in then collapsed Office led to his election to the Colgate ...... AS from the exertion Manhattan DO _ Adelphla 76 Montgomery. He is entered in Skutka in Mile had the at. James Relays, held on high presidency of the National Duck- Middlrhurv is; Williams So, it developed that Akre in the Mexico City altitude. Wesleyan (W. 45 from this area in the the grounds Arst Va. 85 Salem Vs.) 8a the Manchester 600-yard run. Others to drop from the meet. The Arne as the IAC This will.be Ingley’s first en- pin Congress. Gannon (Pa.) 84 Edinboro 6A running big events'are Joe Skutka of meet, but alas, as Plattsbur* 8!) Allen AFB 78 Cager, the car- Hardy he didn't win In tenpins, second annual : Bass Aide Carl I Hampton principal told trance into one of the major the i Salem (Mess.) 11l ... Gordon 84 Georgetown mile, Cheyney (Pa.) penter, is always a threat and in the Carl Pearce, of MIITM, that one either. events, Pre-City Tournament Doubles COLUMBIA, 20 ¦ 112 Kutltown 94 Party1 Maryland director the invitation but Lou Mont- S. C.. Jan. Fairmont (W. Va.) 88 Calif. (Pa.) 77 may give the favorites trouble 1 of and Frank by phone that Akre was ineligible gomery. his coach, says he should will open tomorrow at Tenpins, OP).—Marvin Bass former head SOUTH Pflagmg Georgetown Virrinia Terh 60 Waah.-Lee 40 in the sprint series. of in the represent school. The Inc., in Alexandria, with action at & Mary and Stetson Mary- to the do at least 1:13. coach William IMI Rollins 77 2-mile, Mel Schwartz of evidently Sunday and the fol- F.rskine 88 Piedmont 52 people at Hampton be- Jack Davis is going after the also slated at North Carolina,; Inly, Howard Hurdler Unknown pole vault and handicap an assistant of South 19 Lamburth 40 land in the lieved Akre could compete un- Dispute hurdles mark of 8.3 seconds set: lowing week end. It’s a will become assistant coach at Morrhead ‘Kv 122 Union (Ky.) 70 Completely unknown to the i George Hogan and Tom Talt, Gives by East Carolina 70 McCrary Eeflea 77 attached, meet prohibit Navy for men and women and Price, but rules Dick Attlesey of four affair South Carolina. tYcst Carolina 70 Ca4awba 65 fans here is Ranford bothi of Maryland, in the .high this. years ago. mixed twosomes with re-entries F.lon 102 .. Appalachian 81 University’s entrant jump. Another Pan Ameri- Rex Enright, athletic director, MIDWEST Howard in , *• * * permitted at $6 a couple. Then can winner, Davis was nosed out Giese, new Beloit 78 Northern Illinois 64 the 70-yard hurdles. A pre- Skutka has had topgh go- the weekly tenpin blind said Warren the head Eastern Illinois 96 Indians State 76 in the last Olympic Games by there’s Stevens Point (Wts.) 80 Oshkosh 77 Jamaica, ing| as a college two boys Haringer be- coach, (Iowa) WesleyanSt. med student from Price miler after The Rams Trustee though pig Sunday night at the Lucky will select one more as- Lather 88 lowa 68 has been doing very well in prac- sensational high school lieved could beat Akre in the Harrison Dillard, they sistant later Culver-Stockton 69.___ Penn (Iowa) 48 a ca- LOS ANGELES. 20 UP).— both were caught in the same Strike. Omaha 78 Simpson 38 tice, according to Ted Chambers, {;reer. He turned in a 4:20.1 hurdles tomorrow are Steve Jan. ** * * Bass and the other assistant; Wittenberg 81. . Heidelberg M a mile, a O’Connell and Bob Short, who The embattled owners of the record time. 20.7 seconds for the replace Michigan Tech 78 Ferris 68 Howard’s track coach for dozen i National record, at At- Angeles yards. The Presidential Classic is a yet to be named will Central Okla. 63 Phillips Vnlv. M City a student at run the 70-yard hurdles in about Los Hams have named a 220 Wilmington (Ohio) 9'i Bluffton 73 years. lantic while seven-game, one-block affair Earl Dunham, backfleld coach (Ind.) winning trustee manager, Tex Schramm, Red Perry of Penn State. St. Josephs 98 . Marian 63 Pete Fedak of Georgetown and Morristown: (N. J.) High. His the same time as Akre’s with major prizes of S2OO, SIOO who resigned to enter private; Concordia (Nebr.) 73- Sterlln 67 affairs, Joel Shankle, Tenn. (Ohio) Starboard, Maryland Tom, 9.2 seconds last January. to handle the club’s until Atlantic Coast entry $lO State at Central State Jim a brother.I now at Notre champion and $75. The fee is business. Bass will be line (postponed, snow). may go in Dame, a Short beat Akre in the State a settlement Is reached over Conference and IC-4A Hanover at McKendree (postponed to freshman, also the ] broke it with 4:19.1 and the deadline for starting, 9 coach. February management. from Duke and Dick Winston, 28. snow). hurdles, where Jack Davis, Rod clocking. Now, another brother. Group Ioutdoor meet last spring, ownership and p.m. SOUTHWEST i reportedly beating Texas AAM 7.6 Sam Houston State Perry, Joel Shankle and Dick ; Bob, one of 14 children, is rPhil Coleman of Illinois. who finished in that order in MONROE and Louis Nero. Cardoso; Bart Wldom, and Sylman Battle. Splngam: Oeorge Ulysses1 McLsuihlin. John Lucas. Dave appointed by the 30-Game Elimination, plus Coolldee, and Al- and Bill Harris and Leo ceiver the courts Rod Richard. Stanfield. Carl Francis Hatchett Cochran Loeffler. Wakefield: (from McOerrltyc Dunbar Cager defending fonso Williams, Dunbar: t.andon Hilliard John Steele and Mike Bourkf. Washing- . among Maurice Douglas. Edward and the stock sold to the highest and Ed Waters threaten Frank Mlcahzzl, the Orlce Episcopal: Ray ton-Lee; John Wilson and Bob Gunn. Walton. Robert Oreen. Charles Fuller THE WORLD PLUS and McMullan. (Landon bring sprint records, champion. Peterson. George Mason. David Stryker Wilson; James Alexander. Woodberry andi Leland Collins); Episcopal bidder. The Rams would the while Ashen- George Washington: Forest. Hilliard.1 Cameron Cooke. Ed Pinkney great Among those trying grimly and Milton SafTell. Hart): on some fancy bids, unquestion- felter, who had a year last for John Keats. Gonsaga: John Spltaberg 660-Yard Medley Relay—Anacostla and1 Deryl Tech (from Moses remaining and Benlgno Maret School; George (from among Buddy Sherwood. Bob Johnson.; Norman Monroe. Dallas Wilson, ably They played before nearly year, enough Washington’s' two Peres. Tech; and Fred Wilt are *50,000 Barnes and Charles Evans. Rob- Domes. Ronnie Drose. Karl Carr and Rudolph1 Dock, Clifton Roberson and to put the 2-mile mark danger. berths will be Billy Stalcup, re- MAY SILVER SPRING J| ert Bracken and Vlncet Merlo. Mount Joe Cheseldlne): Armstrong (from among • Jerome Oerald I: Mount St. Joeeph (from a million fans last season and In BF YOURS—Sit I St Joseph; Joseph Smith and William Reginald Brown. Leroy Ware, Ralph ) among Robert Vacek. John Moorcones, more $200,000 Defending Champion Tom cent winner of the United States 1 1237 East-Weil Hgwy. Olnyard, Phelps; John Mclntyre and Brown. Roscoe Dawkins , Thomas Stegman. Leo Decker and Paul have netted than Davies, (from and David (from Courtney, Joyce, Classic: Sonny Weedon, his great JERMAN BROS. • Charles St. James: John Paslo Parker): Cardoso among Robert’ Del Salle): Phelps among James profit In some seasons. Carl Harry JU. 5-7800 and Tyrone Mathis. SPingarn; Scott Mc- Felton. Bennie Jackson. Elton Conner. Williams; Theodore Stephenson. James Bright Maynard are last season Imperial, Chrysler, Plymouth Labyak. Wakefield. Rudolph Blgsby and Wll- Lancaster.> Mc- The high bidder would not and Oene rival for the No. 1 Kinney and Peter Wash- Dave Harris. Clifton Robinson. Alfred ranking, Bobby Direct Factor/ Dealer Dick Cavalola and John Dobson. llam Pinkney); Dunbar (from among Duffie1 and Hubert Wright): Sptngarn necessarily obtain control, for the big names In the 1.000-yard area and Lock- ington -Lee: Serge Olive and Mark Francis Hatchett. Robert Oeddie. Luke ' (from among Alphonso Rountree, William currently . Purrlngton hart. the lead- L Dlashyn Wilson; Ward and Mcßae. James Hammond and Alfongo Hutton.1 James Alston. Jervis Crocker the National Football League’s run, but they’ll have to travel area’s 3901 Rhode Island Ave. Robert Lloyd, woodberry Forest. Williams); Tech (from among George and1 Vernon Henderson): Wakefield (from gun ing league performer and third Barnes. Aldus among Joe Orammer. Bob Jacobs, transfer or sale of stock must from the to break the rec- in-Yard High Hurdles —James Hackett. Brown. Elmer Hunter. 1 Emit last year in the National Match- Anacostla; Frans, Veney. Armstrong; Charles Evans. James Tinker and Ron- . Betts. Charles Chalkely and Wayne be approved by at least a 10-2 ord of 2:11.7 set by Jerome Con- McLaughlin and Elton Con- aid Ray): Mount Bt. Joseph (from among ( Smith): Washington-Lee (from among Championship Ulysses Cool- Eugene Lee Ben John Young. league nolly Game in which he ner Cardoso: Bernard Thornberg. Martin. Fink. Daniel Plgarut. right.> l£gare. John Court- vote of the members. of Fordham in 1948. Savold. Dunbar Jullen Walter Slkorsk! and Robert Vaeek)' ' Brysn Van Meter, filke Turner and set a world 16-game record. ldge: Robert Phelps (from among Robert among “I’m saying that approval The women’s field Is so out- Baker Episcopal' Richard William Olnyard. Bourkfi: Wilson (from not Ironically, and Reed Cecil. George Calvin Jenkins. Joseph Smith. Mike| Mattingly Mike Oeorge (hat Lockhart is not King and Randy McDonald. John Behling, Miles.Wilson) given or the standing are George Brooks James Williams and Cornla • Bob Gunn and John would not be If one AAU officials among Washington: Robert Graves and Splngam (from those with “free rides.” j Tech; George George Conleyi: among Kenneth Jaesp—Joe two taking In Walker. Hill and Tyrone Braad Cheseldlne. Ana- other of the factions sold records most events and Robinson, John Paxlo. Mathis. ( Joseph Others besides Weedon and Stal-: Phelps; William Hutton Evans and Hendereon); Sims. Armstrong: Bert out,” Bell, for granted. tymond Thomas. Sntngsrn; BUI John- Milton (from Vernon Wldom. Coolldge: Jack Dunbar; said Bert NFL com- Three national cup are aatklns. Steve Wakefield among Johnson. ] Woods. who have them Mike son and Bob Jacobs. Wakefield; Jim McOlathery. Bill fldseppal: David Mason missioner. "But the rule Is there outdoor champions are in the Washington- Mike Arkln. Peter Washington.i Oonsaga: Avon. Nick Campanella. Dale O'Connell and Bob Short. Labyak and Prank Bnay); Washington- ] Lionel Banda. complied Wejzgrowicz Lee; Paulson. Wilson; Ward 81ms. (from Motes Johnson. Tech: Samuel Hogg. and must be with.” shot-put—Wanda of Gerry Tom Lee amont John Dobson. Dick | Phelps: Valentine, Stair. Bub Gary Fritschmann. Jtrvls Crocker Splngam; Tommy says Ktlen and Jesse Cavalola, Jack Hines.I Jack Dempsey. Reeves he would take the the St. Louis Polish Falcons. Guethler, Tommy Leroy Dempsey. Richard Astell snd Steve | lngton-Lee:Wakefield: Wssh- ths Mock. Anacostla: Janlfer and John Reid); (from Tom Bresnahan. Wilson, Issue to court as last resort. American tltllst; Adele Tisler, John Wilson Tom Bres- * j.mes a Burdette, Krenllch, Bnlth, Armstrong: Nathaniel Austin amons Sullivan and Frank Jack Dorman. Cardoso: James nahan. Dick Hutchinson Sene Olive. ' u.?* Armstrong;\a»H— Frans specify champion Czechoslovakia, and Coleman Jenkins, Mark Dlashvn and Mike Nathan). Bruce Rlnehsrt ind He did not a date. of Landis. Rocco Nocera, Fosco Fat- Lancaster. Dunbar; Medley Relay—Anacostla Robbie' Harrison. Episcopal; Raymond Hammond and Paul Davenport. One-Mile Williams and Oeorge Reeves has made two offers to and Jackie MacDonald of torlni, Thoeaas Lucas and Thomas (from among Don Kllen. Buddy Sher- . Phil Hale. Wash- Harold Inman. Wink Alex- S Episcopal; Power Snutts and Eddie Oer- Bob ' ington: Andrew Montgomery his partners, the first guarantee- Canada. ander, Weinberg Mason; wood. Domes. Brian Courier and Bauer, end David Abe and Jack man. George John Kahler and Karl Carr); Armstrong (from among Tech: Leo Decker. Mount St ing permanent Don Bragg. George Washington; Dallas Monroe. Joseph: Robert Robinson and him control In > Other American tltleholdars Moulton. and Ronald Robert Kenneth Norman, ' Hale. Phelps: Frank Edward Wlbon O'Neal. Tech: Ken- Everett Btck. Harvey Johnson and ; Bnay and Buddy football matters with them to i Include Barbara Mueller of the ** * * neth Mohr and Thomas Stegman, Mount James Curtis): Cardoao (from among Fucr.; Wakefte'o: Don Weatherson. Wil- St. Joseph: Roscoe Fennelle and James Rudolph Blgsby. Francis Lee. William 1 son: Ward Sims. Woodberry Forest. share financially; the second, an i Chicago Comets, pentathlon and Probably the best bowled Mneaster, Phelps: James Mlnetree and Pinkney. Wilson. Leo Mc- Wylie Robinson. St. James: James Alston Nathaniel H*gb Jama— Reginald Brown and Ev- offer to buy them Levy basketball throw; Isabell Dan- Oarrlty and Louis Nero); Dunbar (from i 11 Armstrong: out. said women’s match of the season Alphonso Rountree. Sptngarn: among Douglas, * Edward Corbitt. Mid Maurlc* Luke Mcßae, Coolldge:RSftJWi Robert Dunbar: Austin the two proposals were rejected. iels. Tennessee Add, 50-yard )sToyj*AMjf) Charles Chalkier and Carlos Hernandeg, Milton Chavis. Ronald Dungee ; Savold. was one between Chatter Bar Alfonso and Brokenbrough and Ned Ames. Episcopal: Pauley, Levy they dash; Faggs Wakefield; Gary Fritschmann and John WliUaaul; Episcopal (Reed Cecil. . Jim Miller end Robert George and Seley said Mae of the same WllUam C. Voight which Young. Washington-lee: Mike Mattingly Austin Brokenbrough. Fowler. and and Cameron Cooke Waenington: Ronald O Neal and had made proposals, school. 100 and 220; Nancy Phil- brought triple and Henry Shouse. Wilson. Fred Wood): Oeorge Washington i man Monroe Nor- two counter about a tie for Ren- Harry (from amont David Tech: Walter Slkorskl. I.IMNI-Yard Bacas »no Milton Haflell i Mount St Joeeph: Samuel Hogg one to buy Reeves out, the other ' Ups of the German-American the lead in the Capital Women's Courier. Anacostla: Clarence Street Sinker. Robert Slaton. Rlcherd Carter ' Wemin Plummer. and ¦flan Coffey, Armstrong: nifty King): (from among Phflr.'. Clarke Gordon, give him a per of New York, broad Jump, or Leagues. ¦ft Lawrence Marshall, Jules 1 Richard Tech ,i,anft| Ronald Lyles. Splngam: Wayne! ip 50 cent control Club MU Chatter Ban Lur«» and James Cardoao; IJifcea Thompson. Jacob Oadaon, Charles I d Wakefield; policy pave Fry and Richard fntram. Culpeper: Trier. Franklin Landis. John Wlaalnel. *t? Oeoree Middleton So matters. Reeves .'and Mildred McDaniel of Tus- win two games with a set of Robert Green and SttarMt Bridge, Dun- ¦ and James Vass). Mount it. Joseph I rejected both proposals. kpgee, high Jump. 1.726 against 1,117. It won one