THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. TerpsConceded Dons Goi n NCAATou rney WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY jS, IBftfi C-3 BLUFF CHARACTER Oppose to With 48th Straight Win Speed Lions Chance Halt By the Associated Press eegy. Woolpert substituted Gene Alone Woolpert, Brown at times for Casey Jones, Coach Phil whose four-year Ineligible San Francisco Dons have topped a man for Makes Griffs Clinton Tonight the Associated Press college has- the NCAA tournament. Brown, Romp playing1 14 minutes, i EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE C. poll about scored W L. T. Pt*. AII-N. season, ketball all must have : points. Havpn 30 18 3 looking at other guys four Like Griggs !New 81 Continued From Fare C-l been five Elsewhere, Southern Method- WASHINGTON 30 26 3 63 when he got the idea his regu- Page C-l Clinton 2f» 25 3 «1 seats will be sold on & season- ist became the first team to Continued From Johnstown 30 27 0 60 lars might be getting stale. Baltimore 21 34 1 43 sweep through the Southwest perienced a losing season, but Philadelphia 20 30 0 40 ticket basis because the folks ’ up i He let them kick their Conference unbeaten since Texas ( Griggs says the books are wrong. The Lions, still hoping to want to be assured of tickets for night heels for a change last in An 89-75 romp "I put in a couple of years wind up the regular Eastern Saturday nights. did it 1947. Friday and and the Dons frolicked in an against Rice did it for the t at Hickory they lost track of, I Hockey League campaign in sec- Maryland is in the role of 87-49 runaway against College Mustangs, who had clinched f guess,” he said. ‘Twon three of ond place, take on their nearest . of Pacific—locking up starts at Hickory Comets, troublemaker. The Terps do not the their their second straight league title i my first four pursuer, the Clinton (ft second straight California Bas- Saturday. in 1950, but lost 18 in a row 8:30 o’clock tonight at Uli*e appear strong enough to go all J i ketball Association title and SMU, No. 9 in the Nation, will when' they caught on that al' I Arena. the way, because it’s extremely ' gaining official entry to the take a 22-2 record into the had1 was a fast ball. I finished Breathing down Clinton’s netk unlikely they could beat Duke. . NCAA tournament for defense NCAA, the Mustangs have with' four straight wins at the in the battle to avoid New where up N. C. State and North Carolina . of their national championship the job of rebuilding conference ( end of the season. Wound Haven in the first round of the on successive nights. San Francisco's 48th prestige. with1 an 8-21 record that year post-season playoffs is Johns- It was next.” the Terps good enough consecutive triumph and No Southwest entry has sur- f and 10-16 the town. a 5-3 victor over But the are i the| Shannon, Ga., Griggs night give peck ! starts, the school vived its first game in the Na- Born in Comets in Clinton last as to Duke a of trouble 54th in 55 and quit high two years tomorrow night if success- immediately claimed an all-time tional tournament since Baylor ( school after the Lions trounced the Ram- and ¦ and worked an installer for 7-0, Philadelphia. ful there would meet the N. C. . college record. went all the way to the Western f as blers. in Atlanta. The winding up fourth State-Clemson ( NCAA recognizes a 55- finals in 1950. Last year. SMU Western1 Electric in The team in winner in the The 6-foot, 170-pound righthander place gets dubious distinc- semifinals. game streak by little Peru lost to Bradley right off the bat. 1 the swears never had & baseball meeting in defending (Nebr.) in the Likely Opponent : he tion of New Haven N. C. State's cham- ¦ State Teachers Texas Tech in his hand until he tried out playoff starting pions, who have won 26 games > as all-time record. Tech, though idle, ap- the first round' mid-20s the Texas as1 a professional. “Played a a series. and lost one in Con- Blake, publicity peared be probable March 13, best-of-flve Southern But Dick Dons’ to SMU’s little! football in grammar scored three ference and Atlantic Coast Con- man, a opening opponent in the NCAA Fern LaPoint* ¦ said he has letter from school,” Hal said, “but that’s all night to lead the ference tournament competition Wheeler, athletic di- as West Texas upset Texas® times last i A. G. Peru 1 knew about sports.” to easy win over in years under Coach Ever- stating was Western, 80-79. That left Tech 1 Lions their nine rector, the record Philadelphia before 1,750 fans. ett Case, are the only outfit with- against teams only all alone atop the Border Con- Little Curve, No Changeup Nebraska LaPointe scored twice in the first out, a set starting lineup. and not represent consecu- ference with a chance to, as a did and He classes his curve ball period again in the final. juggling against oppo- clinch the title and NCAA berth ¦ bitty one” Manager and Case has been since i tive victories all "little and Dan Morgan twice, while > against Mexico A&M to- ( says scored Ron Shavlik, the Wolfpack’s nents New Chuck Dressen that Joe Player-coach Stan Warecki and great center, suffered a broken i told the Associated night. Engel,] president of the Chat- Wheeler Memphis an early Joe Formica each scored once. Saturday night. however, no State, t tanooga team, told him that Washington- the winning teams in all left wrist last . Press, that he had First p«rlod scoring—1. TAKE IT ALL—Columbia Country Club produced At first it was that ; way knowing for sur( whethkr NCAA entry, beat Northwestern ( Griggs never threw a change of LaPointe (Morgan-Kellyi. 3:6ft; 2. Wash- woman's announced of reg- ington—Formica (Medvnski). 9:34: 3. three sections of the Women’s Country Club Duckpin League, largest Shavlik was through for the sea- Peru played out-state teams in Louisiana, 78-65, for a final pace{ last season. One of Dres- Washington—LaPointe (Warecki). 11:41; right) Trew, Columbia, but yesterday added, of 20-6. current pet projects l. Wash'njtfon—Morgan (Kelly-LaPolnte), bowling circuit in the area. In front (left to are Peggy son. he worked out ’ the streak —which, he he ular-season record den'ss is 16:29. Penalties—Smith (Tripping(. 4:5»>. Mrs. Stuart Proctor, captain in Section C; stand- an orthopedic on games, not \ Western Kentucky set up a teaching( both Hal. Second period scoring Washington— chairman, and winning with brace the ' to be 55. to - league found 54 i likely three-way tie Ohio Morgan (LaPoint* Formica). 15:34. the B victor; Mrs. Don- wrist now says may for the Fast balls and sliders have, Penalties—Kelly (Interference), 4:01; ing (left to right) Mrs. Gilbert.Rude, captain of Section and Case he Highest of Season (slashing). 14:44. see Total Valley title, which j equipment Doweall of the A winner, and Marguerite Hudgins, Wash- ¦ action. Conference been the which thus Third period scoring: Washington— ald. Kneessi, captain Section the 87-point an by (Kelly). 4.11; Warecki (unas- ! play Record or not, commands NCAA berth, i far has permitted Griggs to dis- LaPointe ington Golf and Country Club, vice chairman of the league.—Star StaffPhoto. If Shavlik is unable to one-game Tech, sisted). 13:22. Penalties—Grenon (cross- Dons' beating Tennessee >. the Wolfpack probably will total is the best 86-75. play{ a 14-13 record at Hickory checking 7:03; Grenon (cross-check- coach the season. They’ve . five FINALE ment scoring points round decision over Martinez. 1 more.” Stewart holed out his tee at the Kalorama Bowling 383; Dayton, Thompson's t SENIOR record of 72 Griggs other Dessie * 112-Pound Clast set by year. Mueller said he tripped when averaged nearly eight shots on the 115-yard Center. league too big to Transfer, Agnes Belas Miller,, Ahmed Bhah 'Merrick Club) vs Lln- Shavlik last How-! BASKETBALL per innings No. 3 The it 382: . Poindexter (Northeast AC ). one-game he went flying through the ropes : strikeouts nine last 163-yard lodge plant. Goldman, wood ever the record of 42 and the No. 7 on at one 378. and Alice Martin t 18-Pound CUss and : year, fanning 180 in 209 innings. course. Club) points set by Virginia's Buzz landed on his head in the his home yesterday & Boyd, 377. Bobby Jone« (Olympic vs. Joe : SCORES He's Mrs. Trew s chore 3tewsrt (Merrick Club). Wilkinson two years ago is likely first bout. a workhorse who needs He was playing in a four- mainly of standings: & Boyd, *< at Bethesda consisted The Martin l?fi-Pound CUss to AREA He did no tripping last night, 1 better control and a wider as- some. Frederick Jackson (Northwest stand. , dividing spoils, and they were 51-24; Ceramic, 46-29; Thomp- AC.) pitches, —— the vs. Ray Morton (Northeast AC.). oddity In ACC Gftgf Washington S 3 Geot**Uw« 77 although he feigned horror when ' sortment of but Dressen i bountiful, among son’s, 44-31; Miller, 43-32: Gui- NOTES—An the Navy HO Catbolic l IW her Columbia 33-Pound CUss top eight IS GaMaadvt Aft he found himself in the first I believes that can be accom- (Northwest AC) statistics is that the Maryland „ Additional Sports Chet's Buckingham James Biggs vs We»torn plished days Club mates. do’s. 42-33: , II4alph (Merrick Club). Gvartrtown Franh UV «»,)•>'«• round near the spot where he i in the next 30 if Wolf scorers in the Conference come Qnantiea r ,rb -*2 39-26; 116 .* . The Columbia No. 1 team, House, 41-34: Hendrix, (art 117-Pound CUss from the eight different schools. futheula Navnl *3 MtNalr B«St had tripped. Hal applies himself. on Next Page by Kneessi, Mann's, 38-37; • Billy Better (Merrick Club) vs Jimmy AnatMlla NAK . Maurice Johnson whether Bob 4. led by Anne Rude, was the Beall's Esso. 35-40; Bank of C (Northeast AC) vs. , (First Round' . Itrwart Hardv (Merrick Club*. jlham will be eligible for the tour- Vint Hills «» victor B, and Colum- Maryland, 35-40: Leon Fleisher s Fort Belvolr t«3 in Section 173-Pound CUss |] nament. He and Bill Tucker Os ran Mrada M bia 6, captained by Kitty Jewelers, 33-42; Grady, 33-42; John Smith (Northeast AC) vs. , c<| C#B . n,,<,i :i« No. , ~ (Merrick Club . Wake Forrest were suspended WalUr Rod 71 Vißer Fargr Haa*. Royal Qrtenhow 1 Akvrdon JS Proctor, prevailed in Section C. Kotzin’s. 32-43 and Deli- Heavyweight following Fan EnvtU B» CUss 1 a free-for-all in a re- i Fart Knar »,• F«r( In Mrs. Kneessi's lineup were catessen, 31 •‘44. Gary Jawish (Catholic Youth Organ!- , _ (Merrick cent Tar Heel-Wake Army aft Fnrl Monro «l Radice, '.anon) vs. Bob Mclvor Club). 1 Forrest Chemual Marion Briggs. Louise NE AIR AMENT ALL 4 DAILY M game. . . . FORCE TOI'RN STORES to SPECIAL EVENT I Athletic directors of ley AFR, l 9 * lanf la. 8 Virginia Somerville and Lois Heavyweight CUss today, with y Harold Brown (Southeast House) vs the1 conference met (Flnt Ranndt Bullis. With Mrs. Rude were Mae COLONIALS Carlos Wsre (Northwest AC ). sports writers, Andrew* I3S »*»er }• the ACC the , BeHint Joan Corby, Edie Hickey Page C-l aa _ James. Continued From LIbasketball coaches and other j McGuire 102 - lort Mr«r ft< Filllus, 88 §¦«•* t ...t* 47 and Frances and with sixth on the list of all-time groups meeting during the week Miuhcii Betty O'Connor. EABT Mrs. Proctor. coJFgtate scoters. GLOVES . N. C. State's Tip-Off Club Frineetou H* Shan-, CorueH 73 Isabelle MacCartee. Joan Washington, Continued From Page C-l , iopens the social events Rhode Island *2 RprtngfleM .1 Ana now George tomor-' Wesleyan ftft Warranter Tech fth non and Amelita Weller. a . . . Mary- ,1 record, is in good 1 toe-to-toe. but this Mclvor has,' row with luncheon. Grow CUv 76 4dmfiord with a 19-6 r, ***"3a Columbia’s unprec eden t e d left today by plane with Adelahi aa r»» wi*ln-Ole-bll shape to go conference : long legs and Jawish will have to land Bueknrll MO Franklln-Maraball 6« each after the ¦ ft # V«uw.l sweep players. trlnltr was hard earned. In West Virginia in l take two steps to his one. Mac'll - 11 Bob Kessler, Bob Ma**aebu*elta 68 1 firestone title it lost to Geneva I the issue hung in the Sandbower, a „ section . moving—with < O’Brien, John John }•<>» ?2,o I Our Mew Down j balance until the final matches. Nacincik, Nick Davis, Perry Boston Cniv #1 Ro.Un CaUeae I Coach Bill Reinhart has six orr stuck in Jawish's nose all the ¦ 1 1 town Southeast Location 1i In Section A, Columbia shaded way!” Moore, Drew Schaufler, Don ‘seven players from whom to3 O.nn.n 6.1 n° a Chevy Chase No. I in a show- Dunlap, Bob Hardiman, Bob We.tmln.Ur OO 1 Fisk mrM) I f by choose his starters, and his bench i Standing 6-foot-4 and weigh- SOUTH down match in the stretch Nardone and John Love.... Un- 7ft IS strength adequate for a short ing pounds. Is Western Kenturkr B*l Term. Tech Tires Ry winning the roll-off of a tied is t 195 Mclvor a football coaches, , Memnhl. atnu 38 Northwestern. La. hft W«ther JAiiS. |! like the ACC I Factor' Just MTnute* | > three-game series. They aren't handsome, blond, quiet young I j game by one stick. Chevy t who made five switches between MIDWEST Capitol 1} tired, they’re good scoring ? Oklahoma 6ft ran second, Congres- and in man of 24. He exudes confidenv same . AAM «'• Chase with raising seasons, the basketball Buffalo 88 We.tern form. without his voice or mak- HI »t sional No. 1 third. coaches who were here last year DrPauw find.) •»!* Washington lng predictions. Is plenty Yalnaraifto 7ft St. Joseph* In Section B. Congressional George meets s “Jawish are back. j 31 Detroit Tech 68 says. lawrenrV Tech DenGon 83 Columbia No. 4 were Washington & Lee at 4 p.m. to- . tough.” he “We ll just have phrrlln m, No. 4 and things go,” in morrow following the tourney f to wait and see how Bemldji 93 Moorhead MJnn deadlocked for the lead the Emporia < BUU) «»**JjJ going. day opener a Gaspari Signs Play Washburn 81 late On the final between Richmond and I The son of San to SOUTHWEST a sweep while & Mary at 2 p.m. West physician. Methodist 81* Columbia scored ¦ William t Mclvor will be mak- Southern *£• i*•** Football in Canada Texas AAM Congressional was dropping a Virginia 7 boxing 98 „ battles Davidson at :?0Ling his first appearance Texas Texas Christian .1 Fur- VANCOUVER, Colum- Arkansas 90 (ggjgiojs 2-1 match, to finish a close Sec- and Virginia Tech meets • here tomorrow night. With only I British West Texas 80 Texas Western < (Special).—Van- (Tex.) 108 H’d Payne 80J ond, with Columbia No. 5 third. man at 9:30 to round out the : heavyweights en- ibia, Feb 29 Midwestern three senior Western Inter- FAR WEST In Section C Columbia No. 8, day’s activity. tered, a bye final, couver of the he drew to the provincial Football Union has San Francisco 87 Co), of £• tied at the top 'with Indian winner plays 3 while Jawish won a unanimous Santa Clara 70 Ircan« Mate fti The GW-W&L star c* 7O Spring from victor over rugged another from the Wash- , ,^ m ’ "ttiSEtS- No. 4 three weeks the Richmond-W&M in decision Harold j today. £‘.n! .r. a finish, 1 ington area on its roster Pa.odena Sararene 7ft, "h'tt'er the met its arch rival. one semifinal Friday ; 81 Seatt'r Perlite ftj|6.1 settled, with the Brown in the elimination bout Dick Gaspari, 230-pound cen- Poriflr Lutheran And there the issue was West Virginia-Davidson and l'last week. W. VA. CONFERENCE TtII'RNAMENT as out, ter, guard and defensive line- Buchannon. W. >a. Ttre & it turned with Columbia Virginia Tech-Furman winners s Now Interning at George Reg & Reg I winning two games. Washing- backer from George Washington (First Found! 1 Tire meeting Washington Hospital, Alderson-Broad. 87 Bethanr « 1 v*. Clearance The high scorers were: 6-foot-3 sophomore who netted 1 nesn. Ike’s about 70. He got ¦ couver team. Section A, Washington No. 1, 21 points, and Joe Missett, a 6- ¦ me interested and I thought it keep in Clinton Comets 1,501; Congressional No. 1, 542; foot-6 ! 2 junior, responsible for - would be a good way to ( Crone, ,re - shape.” Pafko* Sign _) Marion Briggs, Columbia, 333, 18. Both will be back next year if Seal tube A .88 ¦ Somerville, along every Fla., 29 P.M. s gold seal n I and Virginia Colum- with other member About BRADENTON. Feb. Tonite 8:30 ; 1 free Isn't Worried Hands (/P).—Pitcher Ray Crone WTth PR,C bia. 142. of last night’s starting five. and 1 yr. or 15,000 mi. fight * Tiro Guor. Section Spring The Hoyas, fact, losing Mac lost his first and Outfielder Andy Pafko signed 1 ®o E^ l AoSilft 1 B. Indian No. in are year Uline Arena fl • 8.30x1 ft and IFIRST-LINE, cold rubbor, fully [ then came last win Braves yes- IS# ftftilft •*S-IS*«Sx S and 1,456; only seniors, one back to with the Milwaukee 1 Tub# retrtadod tiros ... not rocaps. 3 Columbia No. 3. three of whom cham- l . irv I Norbeck 1, 519; Polly hasn’t played season. the Northern Pacific AAU terday. Crone compiled a 10-9 Call Lincoln 7-5800 I RVcaOP.M* Excbanac < OOxf ft 7.1Ox Ift B.ooxlft I No. Krew- much this (ft 7.60x1ft 8.30xl« son, Columbia, 329, and Virginia At point Hoyas might j pionship. A cut eye caused him record with Milwaukee last sea- For Reiervation. 1 r . | this the the 100 Level, First Line Rrcawable Exchange Kreuzberg, Columbia. figured as having makings j to lose to John Stewart in son. Pafko hit .266. * 132. be the championships Argyle 2, surprisingly strong team . National AAU Section C: No. of a for i ,. ¦ TUBELESS TIRES _ 1,429; Woodmont No. 3. 509; the 1956-57 campaign, particu- . last May In Kansas City. Over- B Julie Friedenson, Woodmont.' larly as they have another infall. he has an 8-4 record. 334. and Amelita Weller, Co-i i their series of real good fresh- A future orthopedic surgeon, . says BEN isn't HUNDLEY lumbia, man Mclvor he worried 131. teams. Last night the One of the World's Largest Tire Dealers lor Over 34 Years As big as it is, the league may Georgetown Frosh tripped the . about damage to his hands. "I 1! expand next season, with the GW Jayvees, 69-58, for the sec- . never have hurt them,” he says. me.” 3446 Nth St. N.W. TUckerman 2-5100 prospect of admitting six more ond time this season. 'That never occurs to Friday Night 9 p.m. gg: I Mclvor Our Only Store Open ’til 'll:-Sg teams. So Georgetown, which twice , While studies to be a ** * * , surgeon, studying to I bowed to George Washington nis wife Is All matches in the District this season, might be a good I be a nurse. Sne will wind up her 39 45 24.78 . Men's Major League night wager to : nurse’s training in San Francisco 8.00*15 last winter book reverse 40 I AiSislmr fi were decided 2-1, with the vic- matters next season. next month and join her hus- 8.20*15_ 90 25T8 tors Chevy Chase Chevrolet, One item of statistical interest ; band and probably the GWU j WHITEWALL TUBELESS Pepsi-Cola. Grady Motors, Georgetown: Hospital Na- about MJssett's 18 t staff then. 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