THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. ** SUNDAY, C-6 APRIL A, 1953 Snead Fighting Precedent and Pressure in Masters This Week
:• ' V' y«j>' - V m • V .•«*»> t , • • 1 Defending Champion Ray Arcel Ranks Marciano Strong Belvoir Five Favored Despite Jinx m ¦ii Among Worst Gym Fighters Seeks All-ArmyTitle By John P. Carmichael have missed the fight for any- Fort Belvoir’s star-studded On Successive Wins Chicago Daily News Sports Editor thing. basketball team will face six “It was a riot,” he said. Sy ths Associated Pros* CHICAGO, April 4.— “Been up championship teams from all life-; m mk to Marciano’s camp yet?’-’ Ray “Larkin, of course, had every- ever the United States and two AUGUSTA. Ga.. April 4.—Sam ggj| K ¦ IF* f| -gggg Arcel asked the other day, thing going for him . . . The from overseas when the All- Snead, the long-ball hitter from shortly before the April 10 title cheers and a supposedly soft Army tournament starts at Fort White Sulphur Springs. W. Va., bout was postponed. Getting a touch. Berg gave him a thorough Meade Tuesday. Drawings will will defend his title against golf- IgHOn B beating. every NnfiM ¦ * negative reply, he continued: Took one of the be made tomorrow. dom’s greatest when the an- iB KEji “Well, perhaps that’s best. Any- 10 rounds. If I’d a been Tippy’s Former college stars, Jack nual Masters wmm in manager, caught tournament starts way, you’ve seen him before. I’d a the first George of La Salle, Dick Groat freight . . .” Thursday. But for anybody who hasn’t— out of town. of Duke, Ed Diddle of Western Snead, hoping for a third vic- Rocky’d sure disillusion any good Walker was another horrible Kentucky gym and Paul Lansaw of tory to match the record of Jim- ideas about him.” . in the but by choice. Cornell will lead Belvoir, the my Demaret, passed up the cur- Arcel, who has been a trainer He just didn’t like to exert him- Military Then District of Washington rent Azalea Open at Wilmington, of champion and near-champs self. there was the other representative, in the event. C., ready for the 72-hole for a lifetime, rates Rocky Mar- side of this picture as personified N. to get The Hawaii Redlanders from grind over the 6.800-yard Au- ciano right up there with Mickey by Jack McAuliff . . . often re- ferred . Schofield Barracks and the Ist gusta National Golf Club course Walker, Charley Phil Rosenberg to as Jack McAwful . . (Kid) Berg among a stalwart, Cavalry Division from Japan are The Slammer must overcome and Jackie handsome, graceful B the worst gymnasium sights of figure in the gym. the overseas representatives. precedent, as well as the terrific a “Guys who The six continental Army pressure such a select field gen- quarter of a century. wanted to get in “I won’t attempt to rank the fight game would watch Jack champions are: Fort Monmouth, erates, in seeking this year’s J., Camp Breckinridge, Ky., has them.” Ray laughed, “but Rosen- and beg to buy his contract,” N. crown. No golfer ever won Ray Fort Jackson, S. C., successive Masters since the berg and Berg might have an said. Fort Sill. two Okla., Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. tournament was inaugurated in edge. When Rosenberg was ban- “But the fellows who had him champ, were so and Camp Roberts, Calif. 1934. tam there never was a impressed that they day that he didn’t lose his title in wouldn’t sell. Even when Play will continue through the Several Foreign Stars Entered. he the gym. He was the-most hope- couldn’t fight in the ring, they’d week with the finals scheduled Not only are the top golfers of mmm 11 m mm : wmm less guy you ever saw. tell themselves: ’He can’t be Saturday. the United States competing, but “People used to watch him this bad . . . next time out’ and several foreign stars also are in drill, then rush for the exits to refuse all offers.” bet Prunier field. on the other quy . . . And Out to Repeat the Willing to Peter Thompson. 23-year-old Phil didn’t look bad on purpose, Second Charles. Normally Arcel Marlboro Auto Victory Australian who was runnerup to wm ; either. ‘I can’t get excited in a would have ¦ SM gym,’ ‘Maybe been seconding Bill Prunier, winner of last Bobby Locke in the 1952 British he told me once. Ezzard Charles against Open, already is the it’s there aren’t any Red Layne the other Sunday's auto racing feature at on scene. WASHINGTON-LEE RECORD BREAKERS—Coach A1 Haringer team from School because Ricardo Rossi, 24-year-old ace and his mile-relay Washington-Lee High judges around.’ IfI didn’t know night, but he’s on a leave of ab- Marlboro Raceway, will be back the Lions Trophy winning event in Alexandria Relays yes- from Brazil, is en route. Rossi receive Club for the the Memorial at George Washington High him, he’d a bankrupted me ...” sence to help with a TV venture again this afternoon to try to a past winner of the Uruguay terday. Receiving the trophy from Nichols Colasanto, former city manager of Alexandria, rfre (left to right) Haringer, called Saturday Night Fights. make it two in a row against is Jim Couldn’t Help Berg. a Open and finished second to Charles Jackson, Ingwalson, Chris Jackson and Tom Calhoun. The team won in record time. The Generals also won “If and when Charles fights good field. team championship. Berg, Englishman, oper- Snead in the 1952 Brazilian the —Star Staff Photo. the for the title, I’ll be back with Glenn Guthrie, last season’s Open. ated for a while under Arcel’s him,” Ray said, “and I’m glad pointscoring leader, be trying Ray will Picking a winner would be, banner and recalled: “We he looked so good.” out a new car and if he can make difficult, but there are definite j couldn’t get sparring partners (From other sources, however, most of his specially con- W-L Overhauls Baltimore Poly lousy enough to make the favorites. Despite the “jinx”j Potomac Hunter Test MissWarlockWins him look it was learned that if Marciano structed racer give Pru- good. He ’out-gymed’ the should against consecutive worst retains the title, he’ll meet Ro- nier Among top victories.! of ’em. trouble. other Snead is among those considered | To Win Alexandria Relays land La Starza in New York drivers who will be on hand for
by . . most likely to walk off with the ; Taken Bon Bon; Casanova Hunt Title “I remember one time the this fall , with Charles set the meet starting at 2:30 are of prize money, By Bill Fuchs yesterday, the Generals placed handlers of Tippy Larkin were back to ’54 if then.) biggest hunk ! second Reds Fowler, Ralph Kagle, Pres which will more than Washington-Lee High School, in the four-mile and looking for a match that Tip When the Marciano-Walcott total shuttle hurdles and tied for fifth and Bob Welsh, Mike Taylor $25,000. Hi Li Is Runnerup which is entertaining hopes of | In Warrenton Show could take into his home town fight is held May 15 Rocky still and Bill Henry. winning big scholas- in the pole vault. (Garfield, N. J.) and look good will win, Many Back Mangrum. four of the By in Arcel’s estimation. By Bruce Fates, Jr. track meets this season, won Those minute fractions in the the Associated Frets before the folks. He likens Joe think Lloyd Mangrum tic Jersey to a pro- Many j Bon Bon, Mrs. Fred J. Hughes, the first one yesterday, overhaul- point totals above resulted chiefly WARRENTON, Va., April 4. “Frankie Jacobs was managing fessor of boxing, a sage instruc- overdue for a Masters’ cham- Is jr.’s five-year-old gray gelding, ing Baltimore Poly in the late from the high jump, which had Miss Warlock, owned by Mrs. Berg then he to get what to do and Mangrum, who has and wanted tor who knows pionship. yesterday won the first champ- stages to take a nine-way tie for second place. Winston Guest of New York, the Kid a more fights can execute going great on winter the sixth annual couple all the movements been the ionship of the new season by Alexandria Memorial Relays at Russ Keller of Lane was all alone earned two blue ribbons and a before he retired. offered to but with to jr&ll)sice\ circuit, twice been Masters He decreasing authority has beating a fine turnout of fox- George Washington High. at 5 feet 4 inches, but just two red to win the championship in fight Larkin and when drive his lessons runnerup and finished high Tippy’s home. [ NEW BUDGET PLAN 1 fias chasers at the Potomac Hunter Coach A1 Haringer’s Generals inches shy of that were Jim Hal- ! the Casanova Hunt schooling manager was to “Marciano can be a great take as long as among consistently. ley inclined think I I the leaders Trials held at the club’s kennels took lead away from of Northwestern, Ed Wade of show today. his man might overmatched, champion,” Ray said. fellow with the mustache the Pojy be 6 MONTHS TO PAY The near Potomac, Md. when It won the two-mile event, Lane, Larry Parsley of Montgom- The sprightly young mare won Jacobs said: ‘Look, come on over “He has a body which can ab- V also holds the tournament rec- ery Blair, John Phillips J Under the capable handling of sixth on an eight-event relay and John the working hunter and open and watch Berg train . . . then sorb punishment without ill ord for one round, a 64 he posted his smooth-riding owner, program. The Gary of GW, William Midor, conformation classes and was make up your effects because he keeps of his runnerup Bon two schools split mind.’ So the that in 1940. one Bon placed second in the Joseph the final two events, W-L win- Jack Dunn and Jim Robertson of second best in the middle and Larkin mob did.” body clean, inside and out. years. Par is 36-36—72. J. Cotter Bowl class, and paired ning the 880 and Poly the sprint I Handley and Ken Bowles of Tech. heavyweight green hunters divi- As Arcel remembers, Larkin’s Every round against Walcott last pJf Other top-drawer entries in- It W with Fred J. Hughes, jr.’s Hi medley. The Generals won the was W-L’s first victory in sion. pilot watched Berg for one fall was a collision for Rocky clude Ben Hogan, Cary Middle- the meet, which Li for the blue in the Montgom- Nicholas Colasanto team cham- honors those Mr. and Mrs. W. Haggin round, pulled a contract from and he survived. You got to ad- coff, Tommy Bolt, Lew Worsham, Alexandrians who ery County Plate event. He also trophy, by lost their lives mire the old man . . . but you Burke, jr., Ted Kroll, Jim pionship donated the Perry’s Maximum Kumma, with his pocket and handed Jacobs a * * Jack was the winner of the Potomac Alexandria city manager, in the two World Wars. pen. got to pick the young one.” wllSSsr Doug Ford and Chandler former 10% points for firsts in the It was a deal. Ray wouldn’t Ferrier. Plate \yhen with by a mere points. FIELD EVENTS middle-heayweight hunters Harper. teamed HI Li three (Points on 5-4-3-2-1 basis) and and Mr. Mrs. Raymond Shot and Nor- The Generals registered 51 % Dut— l. Bill Plain (Washington- open green hunters classes and No amateur ever has won the j jr.’s Irish Lee ): 2, Denning (Durham); 3. Rinehart ton. Frost for a total points Poly Harvie Ward, 1952 British ama- eight Whitaker (Mount Vernon); with points. (Poly). Perry Hutcher pony by (Feezer) By th* Associated Press Approved Military teur champion, and Jack West- Winchester, 26Y8 ; Lane of Char- (W-L) and Prevost (Tech), In the classes, it was a big Headed Dick f The Plate, lottesville, 24%; Northwestern, tie. Height: 10 feet 2 inches. day for Lewis, captain and undefeated in HILL, April land, 1952 National amateur titl- Foxcatchers the Dlaeus —1. Denning; 2, Hatcherson: 3. Lolly Lawrence’s Powder CHAPEL N. C.. 4. D blen (Handieyi: Pryor: Puff, wrestling bouts for the last and Representative in Con- most popular event with the 18%: Mount St. Joseph’s of Bal- 4. 5. Rinehart. who has been making a four —Steve Belichick, assistant ist spectators, real 18; Distance: 145 feet 3 inches. Record. for the Anacostia Naval Re. [UNIFORMS ) gress simulating a test timore, Montgomery Blair, Old record, 144 leet 11 inches set by name himself and his young years, from the State of Wash- w*de of Glass High of Lynchburg. 1951. coach at Vanderbilt for the last and Distinctly* Simon-pures of hunting ability, was a well- 13%; Tech, 12%; Mount Vernon, owner, the daughter of Mr. and ceiving Station will send a six- [V ington, give the a Broad lump—l. Dave Osgood (North- years, to the J deserved win for Mrs. Frank 11%; Culpepper, 6; Patterson : 2. Downs (Montgomery Blair); Mrs. Amory Lawrence. Powder man team to Toledo, Ohio, for two was added |\. Civilian Clothing Y strong representation. riding •i. McGhee (Durham): 4. Moss (GW): 5. wrestling Christmas her chestnut Park of Baltimore, 6: Fairfax, 4; Showstar (GW). Distance: 19 feet 114. Puff won the pony jumper event, the National AAU football coaching staff at the Arrive Early for Practice. gelding, Little Bladensburg, inches. and Miss Slam. Coolidge, 2, and 0. High *ump—l. Lawrence, rode him to tournament, to be held Thurs- University North Carolina as Burke, Russ Keller (Lane): .of • ARMY Stranahan. Hogan, The Joseph J. Cotter Bowl Four records were broken and 2. Hailey (Northwestern); Wade (Lane), : victory in the VHSA equitation day through Sunday. I) OFFICERS Harmon, (Montgomery Blair). Phillips an assistant today.' * NAVY Claude Olin Dutra, class was the largest of the show, one tied. The Generals set a (GW). Gary (GW). class. He also took second in the In to Lewis, Tony De- H OFFICERS Midor (Handley). addition • Craig Wood, Vic Ghezzi and Don and went to Claude W. mile, Dunn (Handley). Robertson (Handlev) pony hack Julius, Rush, Appointment of belichick thus ni ]|| AIR FORCE Owen’s record of 3:31.4 in the with and fourth in the Alvin Bob Replogle, • early and Bowles (Tech) Height: 5 feet 4 Cherry spearheaded ar- consistent gray mare, Sky’s Calhoun, Jim Ingwalson inches. pony hunter evbht#. Lewis and Korensky completes reorganization MARINE CORPS Tom Soars Gene of the • rivals who want to get in some Shadow, under the masterful the Twins doing Relay*. participate. COAST GUARD and Jackson the (Points on 10-8-H-4-2 basis) The summaries: will Tar Heel staff, begun early this • of Distance medley—l. Handley (Bob || PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE practice handling „ Hunter extra rounds. Official Gardner Hallman. running. This same I trials—J. Windemere, Over • foursome Solenberger. Bob Kendall. Thomp- Farm; the resignation of practice opens tomorrow. Sky’s Shadow, who performed Jack The Hill 2. Carbineer. Percy year after CHIEF PETTY OFFICER won the 880, while W-L’s other son. Burr Grime 2. Baltimore Poly; 3. Havdon: 3. Golden Girl. Miss Elizabeth : 4, Golden Girl. Elizabeth Cutting. • throughout Culpepper: 4. GW; 6. Fairfax. Time: i Cutting; Snavely, CIVILIANSUITS turned in so far well the show, relay victory 4. Odd Socks. Oliver Durant. Green hunters under saddle—l. Har- Head Coach Carl under • Best score was in the two-mile was 8:08.0. Record. Pony hacks—l. Mischief ! bor Light; 2. Entip. Cary Rogers; 3. the champion 440-yard—l. (Jerry Maker. Dr. MADE TO MEASURE was Hogan’s 66 Thursday. This of the trails for turned in by Durham Yeatts. Alvin Kay; 2. Powder Puff. Miss Lolly Uno Fair; Lure. Theresa Shook. fire last Dec. 5. • Jack Coolidge, Don Henry Rlgsbee, 4. READY misleading be- the three years. Richard House. Bobby Lawrence: 3. Babette. Francis Kay; 4. TO WEAR might be a bit last Smith, John Hort and Dick Honeycutt); 2. Baltimore Poly; 3. North- Mistletoe, Diana Schley. New Head Coach George Bar- • PROMPT DELIVERY Summaries: western; 4, Tech; 5. Mount St. Joseph's. Circuit; cause it not customary to Junior Kelly's Shivley. Junior hacks—l. Short 2. Mont Wins Hunter Trials is Plate—l. John L. Mary- Bill Plain won the shot Time: 45.4 seconds. Cheesecake. Laurd Lee Shreve; 3. Hunt- clay land Miss.; 2. Morgan's Pickles; ). Poly said Belichick would serve Complete Line of Accessories hole out all putts during prac- Barbara put for W-L’s only victory in Fohr-mile Baltimore . Bigger Bit. Beverley I CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., primarily Adjusted real test at the Masters because ; Hu-rhes. Jr.'s Bon; Handley’s Bob Solenberger, Bob Harri- Bon 2. Mrs. Frark Mile—l. W-L (Tom Calhoun. Charles son; 3. Down Wind. Fox Hollow Stables: April 4 (JP). —Mont, owned by with the defensive backfield. No Open Thunday the greens are extra large, fast ! Christmas' Little Siam: 3. Mrs. August Kendall. Jack Thompson and Jackson. Jim Ingwalson. Chris Jackson): 4. Powder Puff. i Kramm’s White Rock; 4. R. M. Schmelt- 2. Mount St. Joseph's; 3. Montgomery Junior hunters—l. Short Circuit: 2. Miss Gloria of FarmSng- salary or contract terms were Til 9 PM. and tricky. zer's Topsie, Burr Grim ran the med- Blair; 4, GW: Vernon. | Galban The Joseph distance 5. Mount Time: Cheesecake: 3. Nlknot. Deborah Pease; Fret Parking at J. Cotter Bowl—l. Claude 3:31.4. Record. Old record of 3:31.1 4. Rascal. Phylu. | ton and ridden by Grover Van- announced. Fairways at the Augusta Na- W. Owen's Sky's Shadow: ley in 8:8 for a record, while by Lynchburg Capital j 2. Bon Bon: set Glass of in 1951. Pony jumpers—l. Powder 2. devender, was the lone double gained Garaga 3. P:ckles; 4. Hamilton Robinson's Blaze- Shuttle GW (Alan Reyn- BettyPuff: ! Belichick distinction tional course are in good shape, ! away. George Washington, with Alan hurdles—l. Down Wind: 3. Peter Pan. Lou olds. Jim Whitestone. Gene Drury. Lee Shellhorse; 4. Fancy, Laura winner in the annual Farming- coaching The Elinor Wheeler Exniciot Trophy— Reynolds, Duncan): 2, iL Lee Shreve. with his pass defense although the greens seem to Jim Whitestone, Gene W-L: Patterson Park: 4. Hunt teams—l. Alice Rock. Miml I Mrs. F. M. McConihe's Top Secret: 2. Lane; 5. Baltimore Foly. Time: 55.8 sec- Mills. Cheesecake; ton Hunt Club hunter trials Vanderbilt, he served grass usual, they Frances Hill’s Physic Sid: 3. Blazeaway: Drury and Lee Duncan, Nlknot and 2. Dr. at where have more than set a onds. Record Old record of 57.0 sec- Nancy Lee Poehlmann on Blue Grass. today. 4. Blondie. onds set by Durham in 1950. Buzz Rogers Hope under Bill Edwards, now also a will be fast as always. The Foxcatchers Plate—l Little Slam: record of 55.8 seconds in the on and Alice Watkins 2. Skylark; Mrs. Two-miie—l. W-L, (Jack Coolidge. oi. Jitterbug; 3. Dr. Poehlmann on Belle Mont took top honors in the member of the Tar Heel staff. Course Picturesque. 3. F. M. McConihe's shuttle hurdles. Don Denning of Don Smith. John Hort. Dick Shively): 2. Gris. Buzz Rogers on Grey Eagle and Civilian and Military Sandbar; 4. Sylvia Ann Bogleys Baby Lane; Vernon; GW; 5, Crompton Smith, jr.. open f Clothiers 1 by Montgomery County i 3. Mount 4. Fair- on War Whlck: 4. class for hunters and came A graduate of Western Reserve The course, bordered color- The Plate—l Durham heaved the discus 145 ! lax. Time: 8:53.0. Charles Tompkins entry. Fred Hughes, jr.'s H. Mrs. Howard back for the blue ribbon and J. HI LI and Bon Bon; feet. 3 I 880-yard—l. W-L (Calhoun. Jack- Russell on University, when Edwards was I 1342 G Street N.W. j ful shiubs, plants and trees, is, 2. Samuel Bogley's Shady Lady and inches for a record. Ingwalson. Jackson): Sand Hills and Howard Rus- Joe; Blazeaway son. 2. Durham: sell on Compromise. trophy in the staff class, open Belichick played STerling one of the most picturesque in little 3. and Newbold Poly, which held the lead ! 3. Northwestern: 4. Baltimore Poly; 5. VHSA eoultation—l. Lolly Lawrence: coach there, V 3-6253 J Noyes' • Sazerac: 4. Effle Melcholr's Grey i Mount St. Joseph's. Time: 1:34.9. 2. Allison, Duffy; Beverly Bryant: 4, to. members of Farmington and IV Wa.hingten P.n.acolr f called Girl Raymond Ruppert. Froty , through by 3. football there and after-gradu- the world. The 13th holes, and Ir.'s most of the meet Sprint medley—l. Baltimore Poly Carolina Evans. clubs. !||V. Corpu, Christ! Morn. (Jack Despeaux. Rebin Caples. Shaf- Lightweight green neighboring ating played Quantiro the azalea hole, is particularly The Potomac Plate—l. Hi Li. Bon Bon virtue of place points in the field T°ni hunters—l. Short in 1941 a season and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Norton. fer. Davis Tarr): 2. Mount St. Joseph's; Bay. Robert Burke; 2, Harbor Light. runnerup spot eye-catching right now with, Ir.S i events, victory in the four-mile 3. GW: 4, Tech: 5. Montgomery Blair. George Greenhalgh; 3, Hunter's Hill; The went to with the Detroit Lions and the Irish Frost: 2 Shadv Lady. Little Joe. by Beverly dogwood Topsie: -! Capt Geo Pox's Top Time: 3:48.0. Ties record set Ana- 4, Robespierre. Bryant. Mrs. William H. White on Cat. Great Lakes naval service team. azaleas and in full Lookout. and second in the distance med- ' costia in 1951. Open conformation—l, Miss Warlock: Pecret. Pickles: 4. Blazeaway. Julip, Rock; 3, Kumma; Beau Sabre, owned and ridden bloom. More late-blooming jSazerac. ley and 440, tied the record set 2. Alice Maximum 4. Championship-—Bon Bon. 11 points. Carbineer. Percy Haydon. by Mrs. Robert Carter of Char- plants are being set out in case Reserve—Hi LI. 8 points. by Anacostia two years ago in Middle and heavyweight green hunt- U. S. in Nassau Regatta ers—1. Spanish Armada. Sally Busch: lottesville, was the winner in the the azaleas are gone by tourna- the sprint medley. Jack Despeaux, 2. Miss Warlock; 3. Maximum Kumma; Locil, hunter class ment time. Robin Caples, Tom Shaffer and NASSAU, Bahamas, April 4 4, Mrs. M. W. Carter. Corinthian (/P). —Andrew McKinney Open green hunters—l. Maximum In junior hunter’s class, As usual, Augusta accommo- Touchdown Club Host Davis Tarr ran this event in of Nas- Kumma: 2, Short Day; 3. Luck Penny. the will defend his district W. H. Perry; 4, Harbor Light. winner was Dera K., owned dations are booked and it’s doubt- 3:48 for the Baltimoreans. sau Lightweight hunteirs—l. Luckv Ann. the To George Cutting; Rock; by ful a room will be available Nats Thursday Coach Haringer believes his championship in an international 2, Alice 3. Blue and ridden Penny Jennings. sailing Grass; 4. Peace Theater. within 30 miles of the city which ! The Touchdown Club will give team may be well balanced Star Class regatta here Casanova Hunt Owner-Rider Chal- Courtney Wells, Linden Knock- fourth Wednesday. Ten craft repre- lenge Plate—l, Lucy Ann; 2. Cheese- erbocker and Susan Johnson already is jam-packed because its annual homecoming enough to win the Northern Vir- cake; 3. Uno Fair. Mrs. Dandridge accompanied! luncheon for Washington senting the United States, Cuba Kennedy: 4. Touchmenot. formed the winning team in the of the boom which the ginia championships May 1, the Working hunters—l. Miss Warlock; construction of the H-bomb ma- j Nats Thursday at 12:30 in the University of Maryland Relays and the Bahamas will compete.; 2. Mlsteaux. Judy Gillson: 3, Alice Rock: hunter teams class. teriais plant just across the Sa- ! club’s dining room. for high schools May 2 and the JUMBO vannah River in South Carolina. Manager Bucky Harris will be Virginia State meet May 15-16 GET OUT the main speaker. The entire at Charlottesville. TO All Navy Trackmen Win squad will be introduced. Besides winning four events THE DUST and DIRT Meet at Duke, 82-49 fyJfrtiofff&of'&er By Associated Prats £ We’re speaking those days ths Ys>\ Jg]/ of of DURHAM. N. C., April 4. hjm yesteryear when a dime was a big Despite the efforts of Duke DODGE '53 /Lpyf 3* Sophomore Joel Shankle, Navy's j V. 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