DRAKE RELAYS RECORDS TUMBLE THE EVENING STAR A-13 Waihm 9ten. 0 C. ** Mike Souchak Smtuidty, April 25, 1954 Tightens Grip Kerr Carries Illinois Toll.S. Sprint Mark GW Twin Bill Vegas DES MOINES. lowa. April mile when they were 100 yards In Las 25 (AP).—The Drake Relays back. Heading Busy LAS VEGAB, Nev., April 25 cloaed out their golden anni- One Drake record was tied. (AP).—Popular Mike Souchak versary show today with high Texas ran a 0:40.5 in the pre- held a firm grip on first place hopes for a string of records. liminaries of the university 440- aa the field of 26 professional Yesterday’s events produced yard relay. College Card golfers went Into the third two records, one bettering the Sweep by Shelby of George Washington round the 846.620 Tourna- American mark for the sprint Shelby of Univer- of Champions relay. Ernie Kansas won ment at Desert medley jump feet sity’s team, winner of Inn Country Club. the broad at 24 94 A record seemed certain to Inches, the Kansas captain thus six of its first seven games, The big from Bill Alley, fellow from Grossin- come today competed a sweep of the Texas, | hoped to add a rugged South- ger, N. Y„ had rpunds of 66-70 the Kansas javelin thrower relays Kansas and Drake for ern West for a 36-hole total of 136 and who has surpassed the recog- the second straight year. | Conference rival. Vir- a four-stroke bulge over his nized American mark with a ! glnia, to its list of victims in a nearest challengers. of Missouri 1 toss of 270 feet, IVa inches. ended with a slam for this year | double-header today on the Deadlocked at 140 were Art But whatever happens today, for the respective meets with West Ellipse. The Colonials Wall. Julius Boros. John Mc- doing it would take some to a discus toss of 178-2'i. ; carried a 2-0 conference record Mullin and Ernie Vossler. match the Jamaican I thrills of opener. George Bayer was alone at George Kerr carrying Illinois jinto the 142, and tied at 143 were Gene to the fastest American collegi- Meanwhile. Maryland, its Uttler, three-time winner of sprint medley relay mark winning streak broken at seven the event, and Arnold Palmer. ate Martino Winner v in history. games in a twin-billsplit with *mA'&?¦ '•*¦ • j^BmsStK&iij£tiA£jfa&‘ Only five pros could brdfek North Carolina State yesterday ¦ par yesterday—Souchak, Wall, Timed at 3:17.8 In Federal at College Park, hoped to start Boros, Bayer and Vossler. The race had Illinois’ baton Pat Martino, with a 75, won another today at the expense Wall, the new Masters cham- men running this way: Del low gross in the Federal Golf of another Atlantic Coast Con- pion, turned in perhaps the ! 440, ference opponent. Duke, also at Coleman in the John Lat- Association's Don Mean Me- most spectacular shot of the -1 timore, 220: Ward Miller, 220, College Park. day. His ball was on the apron and Kerr, 880. morial Trophy tournament yes- In other games today, Amer- of changed terday at Westbriar. the seventh hole. He Their of 3:17.8 topped ican University was at Loyola clubs from putter time Joe Kotvan was runnerup a to a seven the recognized American rec- of Baltimore for two games. iron, then to an eight iron, and with 78. Tied for third place Towson visited Catholic, win- jord of 3:18.8 set by California Charley finally shot with a wedge. The with 81s were Beall: Georgetown went to Penn last year and shattered the Bob less ball arched into the cup from Early. Charley Knox and State for pair, and Howard meet mark of 3:20.4 by Okla- Ray. a 25 feet for a birdie two. Herman visited Delaware State. v. . y had «t*- -¦**¦. •* ¦¦’ - For the second straight day jhoma State in 1955. Kerr William Mushock won low a crowd of around 9,000 flocked; an unofficial 1:46.6 clocking. net with 85-18—67. C. M Kroll, Clark Homers GRACEFUL LIKE A BlßD—Michigan’s Lester first place in the finals of the college broad had yards to make around the course, and the Kerr 20 brother of Pro Ted Kroll. was over-all, soars into the sawdust for a graceful land- jump in the Penn Relays in Philadelphia.—AP up as anchor man against such The Terps and Bird largest aggregate attendance of runnerup with 78-10—68. K. A beat the Wolf- ing a leap 13/*l3 /* capture Wirephoto. ace runners as Oklahoma's 4-2 in the ACC' after of 25 feet inches to the tournament seems destined Mann was third with 90-20—70. pack, 5-4, in the opener on the to be set by windup time to- Gail Hodgson and Kansas' Bob 1 Tague. He overtook Tom Burch strength of Pat Clark’s three- morrow. run homer. They lost the Mine Souchak 66-70—136’ of Oklahoma State, then Hodg- Julius Boro* 70-7(1—140 I GRIFFS' RECORDS nightcap. 7-4, despite a three- John McMullin 68 72—140 Ison, the picture runner from IRISH SERIES Ernie Vossler d9-71—140 I South Africa, and finally run homer by Don Brown. TO BE RESUMED RELAYS Art Wall BATTING PENN 72-68—140 ! ib r h 2b 3b hr rbi tv* Georgetown now faces the ; O-orge Bayer 72-70—142 Tague, whom he beat by 8 Romonosky 0 1 o o Continued From Page A-12 Gene Llttler 71-72—143! 1 0 0 1 non through !yards. Ramos 71 4 1 0 0 0 .571 threat of going the Cardozo Goes .. Arnold Palmer 70-73—14.1 Plews 7 12 0 0 0 1 .429 a seconds. Whitaker was second 71-73—144! entire season without vic- Doug 71-73—144, Kansas was timed in 3:19.1, Bertolt 51 61/ 6 O 3 8 333 Barnwell, who had Sanders o tory. The Hoyas are 0-7 and Army to Make Study to Pitt’s Mel Stan Leonard jand Oklahoma in 3:19.9. Porter 16 1 5 0 o 1 313 71-73—144: Courtney O 4 o 0 o .308 72-73—145 ! Oregon, good 13 o in runs produced trail their 10 seconds flat. Johnson was (Cary Mlddlecof! 72-73—145 getting two Allison 5] 515 1 O 2 8 294 Lemon 24 6 71 O 3 6 74-27. Only five For Another Starboard jWe* Ellis 73-72—145! miles from Sophomore George .292 opponents, second and fourth! IPete Cooper d9-77—14d; Zauchin 46 712 4 O 2 2 .261 games remain after today's Policy Ken Venturi 71-75—140 ! Larson and , came Throneberry 4 0 10 O o o .250 Os "No-Bowl' in their 120-yard high hurdle Goalby . 72-74—146 1 1 O O Bob up with a 4-mile relay record Samford 10 2 2 .200 twin bill at Penn State. Gettys- heats. Dow Finsterwald 73-74—147, Bacquer 5 o l o O O l .200 NEW YORK, April 25 . . Dame for 1965, and has shifted Billy Casper 72-75—147 of 17:15.2 that knocked out; Klllebrew 40 7 8 o O O 1200 burg humiliated the Hoyas, Relays only relay yes- Bill Collin* 73-74—147 j by Fischer 5 0 1 0 0 O 2 .200 17-5, yesterday at Gettysburg. —Army’s ban against • of its other glamour Title In the final 72-76—148 the 17:15.9 Kansas in 1952. Ptscual 5 0 O O post- two games 1 o o .209 competitions, including PHILADELPHIA, April terday. Charley King, Howie Johnson 74-74—148! Kansas had been expected to Aspromonte 27 4 4 1 o o 1 .148 season 5 from West Point to New York. 25 Dick Gary "layer 74-75—149 Pearson 3 5 o O o I .143 Tommy Bolt 75-76—151; 35 Lose in 10th * the football bowls, is going to' Army (Special). Cardozo High! Hambright. Englebrink duel Oregon but the Jayhawks : Slevers 23 1 3 2 O o 2 .130 Col. Roberts said will Dick Marty Purgol 73-80—153 ! Pita Gerald 11 o O O 0 .050 be J‘m Perree dropped out after the second 20 Catholic U. is 3-7 for the reviewed by its athletic : meet Notre Dame again on Oc- School of Washington, D. C., 78-76—154 Kemmerer 6 0 o 0 o O 0 .009 and Ed Moran gave Penn State 0 O o o _ Stobbs 3 o 0o o o o 0o 000 season, by board. goes after its fourth cham- sto Dos but they’ve lost 4-2, tober 9, 1965, in either New Kralich 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 This doesn’t mean that the quarter its first victory in seven years 2-0, 1-0, 4-3 and 2-1. Loyola - York or Philadelphia, and that pionship in the mile Team totals—.39l a b , 44 r , 95 h . West Pointers are going to the return game will be played in today’s finals of the high in the distance medley of 2‘i avg , .243. took the 2-1 decision with an any immediate 5 unearned run in the 10th in- make about- Bend, school section of the Penn lie- miles. , PCNN RELAYS RESULTS PITCHING ¦ in 1966 at South Ind. nng face on their previous stand. , lays. ip h bb $o ks tc v 1 yesterday at CU. Army’s latest series with Cardozo won this event Dave Poppler of Ohio State PHILADELPHIA. April 25 (AP) [tral State (Ohio). (Josh Ruga. Embry 9 Kemmerer 22 25 712 3 1 2 1 fact that the five-man of yesterday's events in the—J Howard split with Delaware But the Notre Dame—one of the all- three other years. won the discus with throw Summaries Ellis. Donald Bufort. Wendell Colei. • Ramos 21 26 010 3 2 2 1 is going to look into the | a 65th annual Penn Relays: 2, lona. 3. Fort Lee. Va. 4. Johnson l Fischer 16 13 5 7 2 0 0 0 State yesterday at Howard, board ! time great rivalries in sports—- Finals in the mile also were of 156 feet 6, while Jan 400-meter hurdles—l. Elias Gilbert.' IC. Smith. 5. Springfield. 3:20.2. Kralich 4 8 3 3 o 0 0 0 subject appears significant. (NC> Ivy League relay—l. Clevenger 4 6 0 0 0 0 winning nightcap. 7-3, ended this year with a 14-2; on tap with St. John’s, Fair- . Ahlberg, Southern Methodist Winston-Salem Teachers. 2. Rus-; ; one-mile Penn i 2 2 the sell Rodgers. Winston-B*lem. 3. Her-1 I (George Katterman. John Jerbasi. Art t Rortonosky 3 2 3 3 O O 0 0 after losing the game, 3-2, Col. Francis J. Roberts, “ Army victory at Notre Dame. mont Heights, Spingarn, East- student from Sweden, took the bert Conaway. Winston-Salem 4. David, Saxon. Dave Coffin). 2, Navy. 3, Yale Griggs 4 2 3 4 o 0 0 0 first Army’s director of athletics, Baird. Lafeyette. 5, Robert Kakko. Se- 4, Columbia 3:18. Valentinettl 5 7 5 4 o o o o in nine innings of a scheduled ern and Cardozo representing two-mile run in 9:15.2. Lester ton Hall sgid yesterday the question of j Asked whether the gamej -53.6 College distance medley relay cham- - Hyde 3 3 6 2 O O 0 1 seven-inning game. would be an annual affair I Washington. Bird of Michigan upset Mike 440-yard relay (qualifier*!—Abilene pionship of America —1. Penn State 6 Pascual 12 16 5 9 2 0 0 2 bowl play would be one off The Christian. Michigan. Morgan State! ! 'Charles King. Richard Hambright, . Stobbs 13 12 4 4 1 O 0 2 Montgomery Junior College ; again, Roberts replied: team of Wilbert White, | Herman of New York Uni- North Carolina. Maryland. Penn State Richard Engelbrlnk. Ed Moran* 2. many things which will be Best time :41.1 by Abilene Christian Duke 3. St. Johns of Brooklyn. 4, NYU blanked the Georgetown Fresh- Fred White, Herbert Holmes | versity in the broad jump with (tie* I taken up by the board ap- meet record). !3. Cornell. 9:58.2. 5-0, behind the pitching Two-Game Series and Jasper Washington of; a leap of 25 feet 1%, and John 830-yard relay (qualißflers)—Villa-i ;men, pointed last week. College nova. Abilene Christian, Maryland. Mor- John Papanicolas. Cardozo won the qualifying!:Lawlor, Boston student gan MAJOR lof State. Penn (104 “No, this series is for two State. North Carolina C. State (too o—4 > from Ireland, beat his College. Best time by In. a To Make Report games. We will play them pe-i heat yesterday in the quarter own 1:25.8 Villanovt Maryland 400 010 x—s 9 2 ! meet record in the hammer College discus throw—l. Elino Overby. Hardison <1» and Smith; group, radically. my undergraduate mile in 43.6 seconds. Spingarn! Boston 155 feet, inches. CU NetmenTake LEADERS |Shaffer. Holtz (31 and Curtis. He said the which is i In s Keered. U.. s’a runs Maryland—Pat (the was ninth in the same throw with a toss of 200 feet 2. Roger Brown, Maryland State. 149- Home Clark. of three professors days at the academy colo- heatJ Navy. 14fi-.Va. Ist. two on. N C. State—Berme La- made up 3 top 5Va. 3. Lewis Bartek. AMERICAN 42) The time was posted by! lO'/a* 4, AndT Nyce. Penn Staate 145-s‘a. Fourth in Row LEAGUE | tuslk. 3d. two on. (all colonels), the commandant jnel is the Notre Dame game (Pa t Snyder, j University's 5. Jim Morris, St. Joseph's i, 144- BATTlNG—(based on 25 or more at ; had become the big one. The N. J., in the second Catholic team of University's batsi—Kaline. Detroit. 413; Power. N C State __ 014 101 o—7 2 of Cadets, and the athletic 1V» Catholic fast im- Tasby Baltimore. 12 game heat with a time of 43.2. Bob Dockery, Dick Nelson, Championship discus throw—l Dave Cleveland .409: Maryland 000 400 o—4 3 l director also will discuss the : with Navy had become an 6 inches proving captured 395; Howard. New York, .393; Fox. Carruthers and Savage. Rodgers. Za- Poppler. Ohio State. 156 feet. tennis team 1 Chicago. appear- Other qualifiers were De Witt ! Frank Derro and George Mat- Hart. Navy. 155-2. 3, Mike .388 , vona Collins (3>, Holtz «4). Shaf- possibility of Army’s We don’t want; 2. Jim . Boston, (7)«2». ¦ :anti-climax. ! Clinton, LaSalle, thews finished second Ohio Pyle. Penn State. 154-4. 4. John Tul-j its fourth straight Mason- RUNS —Runnels. and Power fer and Hurst Curtis i4i happen again. want Huntington, to 5, and Minoso. 12: Tasby. | Maryland—Don Brown, ances in NCAA tournaments that to We lar Penn State. 151-7 V a. Dan Kan- Cleveland. 5 1 and Andrew Jackson, all of Wesleyan in a college class mile Pitt. 150-2. Conference match yes- Baltimore. 11; Lanais. Chicago, and 4th. two on. and then make recommenda- Navy to be our climax opponent ell. Dixon Siebern. New fork 10. ¦ Dunn, Mile relay*—Fir*t —1, Ohio INew York City, and Lower relay, while Navy’s Jim Section RUNS BATTED IN—Triandos. Balti-j 000 — 5 to Lt. Gen. Gar David- all sports.” Wesleyan behind winning in the U —1. Vir- Catholic now has four wins, IYouse. Elliott The no-bowl policy is be- • Yankee Stadium which seats ously this season in the two! Penn Mile relays—Second Section ' HITS—Fox Chicago, and Kaline. De- Heme run Gettysburg Fruehter, mile, was heptagonal mile relay. Navy's ginia State (Eugene Lashley. Ernest and tie in the > troit. ;o: Power. Cleveland. 18; Tas- 7th. none on. lieved to be one of the reasons j 70,000 are the first Army-Air knocked out in its | Hinton. Wilbert Johnson. Algernon two losses a by. Baltimore. Kuenn. Detroit, and (j Hart was second in the Mary 3. How- j - Bertoia. Washington. 17. behind the January resignation Force Academy game October qualifying attempt when it ran Jim Moultrie! 2. William A conference while Loyola has Loyola 000 000 010 I—2 5 1 l ard. 4. Delaware State. 5. Merchant s DOUBLES—Strickland. Cleveland. 6: 000 The; discus and its Bob Kindle was j Runnels. Boston. Williams. Kansas Catholic oio 000 o—l 2 4 (Red) Blaik year, Army- sixth. Eastern was fifth. Marine 3:20.2. Short ilO) and DiPinoi of Col. Earl as 31 this and the lost four. City, Marshall 5; a Mile relays—Third Section —1, Cen-1 I and Bertoia. Washington. 5; Johnson a.nd Tracey. football coach and director off Oklahoma contest on November Cadets posted time of 8:32.01 1 five players tied with 4 and Eastern 8:29.9. TRIPLES—Cerv, Kansas City, and 6 athletics. The Cadets had an l 18. 1961. West Cath-1 Skowron. New York. 2: 12 players Delaware St 100 001 001—3 4 olic of Philadelphia won in tied with 1 Howard 200 000 ooo—2 5 4 unbeaten season and were :j Roberts also said that Cali- a| HOME RUNS- Bhort. Baker (5). and iller. Morrow Held. Cleveland. 5: Tri- and ranked third in the Nation. fornia, which meets the Cadets time of 8:17.1. ando* Baltimore. 4 Eight player* Johnson tied with 3. The military academy is the ;|at Berkeley in 1960, has been MAJOR BOX SCORES STOLEN BASES—Aparicio. Chicago. Delaware 8t 021 000 o—3 6 1 LEAGUE 4: • nine players tied with Howard Oof 021 x—7 6 1 only one of the three service : asked to play the return game 2 Short Batten (3». Baker (1) and PITCHING—Johnson. Baltimore. De- playing major football 1 lock, Boston. Bell. McLish. Ferrarese Wilson Coleman. Saunders (3t. and schools at Yankee Stadium in 1965. GIANTS, CUBS, PIRATES, 8; PHILLIES, 5 Johnson. Butts Ml, INDIANS, 6; WHITE SOX, 4*" 4; 3 _ and Brodowski Cleveland, and Lar- that has refused bowl bids. The Army-Air Force match son and Ford New Home run Howard—Sabian Des- Top Seeds Win SAN FRANCISCO CHICAGO PITTSBI'RGII PHILADELPHIA York. 2-0. 1.000. Oth. none on CHICAGO CLEVELAND » -Score. Cleveland. 21; bordes. Meanwhile, Army announced 1!will be the Cadets' first New r ab r »b r A 4 o 0 0r ab r h rbi »brh rbi ab h rbi h rbi h rbi burn.cf „; Ford. New York. 19: Wilhelm. 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