U. S. Skaters Score Charles Town Charts Study Urged (Copyright 1962 by Triangle Publications. Inc.—Dally Racing Form.) (Further FIRST RACE—Fur**, *1.00(1;'about 4',» furlongs; 4-yegr-otds.and up; claiming; off l:36>i. start good, won driving, place same. Winner—M. TlshleVe b. g.. 4, In World But Charing Cross-Free Rida. Trainer by J. O. McGrath. Time—:62*s (10). Cigar On to Meet, and muddy._• Plan Legalize Horse. Jockey._Wgt. PP. Bt. '« Btr. Fin.__Odds. King Cross (Coimelley);..i 109 8 5 41 1| 1‘ *12.18 cherry Preludt (Carroll)-- 114 J 4 -*i; S -1 3.00 Norway Star Leads Eleanor B. (Borrentino)— 112 J 3 11 4> • 3»» 4.70 Off Track 4 1 3= 3* 4>1 Betting Chief McKee (Austin)-114 22.80 By Auociatwd Press Allagazam (Teaguei- 109 9 10 9’ 6* 5»* 45.10 •y the Aueciattd trail Swin High (Russo)-114 8 6 6» 81 10.80 HAMAR, Mar. 1.—Nor- 3 = 8J Norway. Mr. ptxit (Grant)_ 114 6 7 4 7* 7' 8.80 ALBANY. N. Y., March 1.—An Stanley (Palumbo),- 114 2 7 8>I 8* 8= _“ 2.40 way’s speed skating wonder boy. Queen Donna (Weir)- 109 10 2 5=4 9> 9= 93.30 4 8 immediate,'sweeping inquiry into Atlantic (Klrkt 1.00 10 10 10 _ 21.80 Hjalmar Andersen, won the 5,000 Two-dollar mutuels paid—KING CROSS, $26.20, *12.80, *fl,80; CHERRY PREL- the feasibility or legalized, off- meter event in the world cham- UDE. *5.80, $4.20; ELEANOR. B.. $3.80. KING CROSS lacked early speed but secured room on the Inside on the turn track betting on horse races in Moved to the front with a rush and held CHERRY pionships today and took a com- to save ground. PRELUDE aafe. CHERRY PRELUDE was a stout contender from the beginning, moved out slightly New York State was urged today bined lead after two on the stretch turn, gave way to KING CROSS but held on well. ELEANOR S by a events al- had speed from the beginning to take a short lead on the backstretch but gave Republican-controlled legis- way when lative though United States stars challenged.,__ committee. about 4 Vi 4-year-olds After an exhaustive finished SECOND-RACE—Purse. *1,000; furlongs; and-op;-ciaijr^ one-year one-two in the 500 meter ing; on 2:05. start good, won driving, place aame. Winner—Mrs. G. H. Fishback’g of ch.g. (4) ALAKlNG-lu LEI, tra.ncd cy al. al Greene, alii. ,u-. study thoroughbred and harness race. _Horse. Jockey._Wat. PP. Bt. 1 Sti. Fm:._Odds racing in the Empire State, the 6 2.2= Ken Henry, 23-year-old Chicago coiumcille (Arau.nl)-ISO 2= 11. _ $5.80 joint Senate-Assembly group re- Make Hay (Cardoza)-117 6 1 1=1 1 = 1 2’! 16.40 flash, captured the 500 (about Gray Chief (Carroll)_ 117 7 7 3* 3= 3=1 9.40 ported the State was “in a very one-third mile) to In My Bones (Balrgrettl)- 113 8 8 41 8‘ 4= 4.7(1 real sense” a in the mul- open the New Challenge (Teague)-: 115 1 4 5t> 4* 5“» 2.80 partner 110 3 3 6= championships before 12,000 Trigger Moose (Weir)- 6=1 51 _- 3.70 ti-million-dollar racing business, R. (Martinez)_ 113 4 8 8 7* 7* spectators. Judy 9.9Q and should its Bustacle (Layton) 115 2 5 71 8 8 --_ 8.50 protect financial Beating the best 30 skaters two-dollar mutuels paid—COLUMCILLE. $13.60. *7.20, *5.40; MAKS HAYT interests. $14.60. *8.20; GRAY CHIEF. $6.60. The committee, headed from 10 nations, the Chicagoan COLUMCILLE was a stout contender from the beginning, responded well to by hard urging to move up stoutly on the outsldt.-entering the stretch, wore down O. O. P. Senate leader Arthur H. skimmed over the ice in 43.4 MAKE HAY and was drawing clear at the Cnd. MAKE HAY had aneed to outrun seconds, to duplicate his recent the field, was steadied' in from, saved ground and met the bid of COLUMCILLE Wicks, unanimously agreed off- stubbornly. GRAY CHIEF, never far back, was unablt to improve his position course betting "is a subject which victory in the winter Olympics When placed to punishment.__ now calls for a at Oslo. DAILY DOUBLE PAID 8317.46, comprehensive in- vestigation by the legislature. Johnny Werket of Minneapolis THIRD RACE—Purae, $1,000; about 7 furlongs, for 4-year-olds and up; off 2:29 Vi. start good, won driving, -place same; winner, J. P. Simpson’s ch.m. (6) Continuation Asked. was second. Werket, who is ex- PA86 OUT-TWINKLETOBB. trained by J. P. Simpson: time. 1:31. It asked that the pected to make the beet U. S. Horse. Jockey. Wgt. PP. Bt. =/« Vi *,« Btr. Fin. Odds. committee be continued showing in the combined Big Toes (Kratzi 113 7 5 Si 5* 3’ 1‘ 11 *17.70 another year to nuln* points, Thoard (Borrentino)_ 114 4 4 l=i 11 1= 3* 2 = 1 10.60 was the study, which timed in 43.8 seconds. Nltro Babe (Kirk) _ 114 2 1 3= 2* 2* 2* 3* 2.00 conceivably could Bowery Hail (Tammaro)— 118 8 9 7» 3" 4= > 4‘ 4‘ 2.20 lead to legalizing a system of plac- The Man to Beat. Gala Blenheim (Correa) 112 9 8 24 4 = i 5=1 6* 6= 8.90 1 3 ing horse bets from But Princess Carry (Carrillo)- 113 6>> *= 6* 8* 6‘ 10.00 away pari- Andersen, a three-time Thats Him (Weir)_ 110* 5 7 8= 8= 7* 7= 7* ’8.20 Scoharle mutuel tracks. Oylmpic winner, remained the (Martinez)_ 115 6 8 9 9 8= 8* 8* 33.10 Vegas Red (Grant! 114 3 2 4i 7= 8= 99 25.80 Among its 29 recommendations man to beat for the combined ^ *37,40. $12.80. $6.60; THOARDT$11.80. the committee urged construction title with 94.88 points in the first $6.00TN0ITROBABEUe$3.b?o“1-BIG BIG TOES was not hurried early, but was sent In to closer contention on back of a super 25-milllon-dollar race two events. The itretch and rated moved around the Americans were there, outside entering the stretch, took a short track in the New lead under pressure and held sway. THOARD had speed to outrun the field, was rated York city area. far back in-the 5,000-meter In front, (about met the bid of the winner stubbornly and held on well. NITRO BABE was The owners of Long Island’s three and one-third miles) steadied closest to the early pace, moved up threateningly in the gtretch, but faltered event. the drive. Jamaica and Aqueduct tracks and FOURTH Tied with three others RACE—Purse. $1.000: about 612 furlongs, for 4-year-olds and up; off the old for 8:58'«. start good, won handily, place driving: winner. J. J. O'Neill’s br.g. (7) Empire track in Yonkers' eighth place in the 500 meters, SALADIN-EASTWARD, trained by J. J. O’Neill. Time. 1:23V_ already, have agreed to this. Horse. Andersen sped to an easy victory Jockey._Wgt._PP^_Bt. =« Vi Btr. Fin._Odds. It also recommended Westwaid (Paiumbo)_'— 114 10 6 I* f= killing in the 5,000. His 1*4 1‘ *5.50 legislation to time was eight Bevsboy (Correal _ 120 9 7 6* 3‘ 2=4 2‘1 10 40 permit municipali- minutes, 16.8 seconds. Lassi Park- Bobs Birthday (Rivera)._114 2 1 3(> 7= 4* 3«* 3 30 ties to tax pari-mutual Unaided (Pappas) 109 3 2 2“ 2‘i 3* 4= 6 70 betting at kinen of Finland was second in The Procurator (Balza’tti) 114 7 8 7‘i 8h 71 5= 4 60 flat and harness tracks. The com- ~— 8:25.1. Corn King (Carrillo)-120 4 4 6' 41 6 = 1 6‘ 4 00 mittee Cold Soy (Layton) 114 8 10 8‘i 8* 8= 71 10.70 contended the state should Tight Grip (Connolley)- 112 6 5 4= 5= 6* 8* 18 90 be the “sole The will be de- * 8 10 10 lo 9= beneficiary” of such championship TV,1,1*!!0 T K »-Jl* 68.00 Tough Jug (Murphy) 114 1 3 taxation. cided tomorrow with the 1,500 and 9‘ 9* 9* 10 60.80 10,000 meters. $6.2(LWBOBS*BIRTHDAYD$dToWE8TWAHD' *lS °°’ *8’80' *4’60: flrV8BOT' *«■"(), Larger Membership. The — .- ,,0°d *••*•*• ff°tn the beginning to take a clear lead, wai steadied 13-member committee Andersen was clocked at 45.2 in in front while saving ground and was not fully extended at the end. BEVSBOY 0“ tb® back nine Republicans and four the 500, for a tie KiVuE.™.*1?8?* cont®n-tion stretch, made a determined effort under Demo- with Parkkinen, pimishment to reach the winner enteflng the stretch but BIRTHDAY hung. BOBS crats—also demanded that the ex- Vim Van Der Voort of the Neth- -1m- tVP* **1^* but dropped back on the back stretch then came on again but was not good enough. clusive ___ Jockey erlands and Kamihilrn Club, which bosses Japan's nrni RACE—Purse, $1,200, for 4-year-oldg and up; off 3:24*4. start cood, won thoroughbred racing in the United Sugawara. HumBhr1**' ch m (S> MAMM-POMPAWAT. trained by8E,'AP Bl. at. V. K Str!-pE:-o3H7 make It more representative of the as * 500, Don McDermott of La Oanadora (Carroll)_11* a 2 l1! 1* 1 • 111 *Tim the “vast My Flrat Bid number of persons In- Englewood Cliffs, N. J„ (Tea*ue)___ lio 4 4 a‘* 2» 2* 2* *240 copped Bright Egret (Rivera) 113 8 8 4‘ 4>| 4‘ an. 14 60 terested In racing today." fourth in 44.5. Pat McNamara, * In a 1 7* # dissenting report, the four from Minneapolis, was seventh in ?:* 151 grWaSBK— Ui 2 2 K W Democrats criticized only the re- 45.1. Vince Oal Si* ?i‘ (Austin) _ 112 1 1 8 8 8 8 51140 commendation that localities not Best be Baseball's season is now full and American Showing. »3 '40' “V TmT BID; Authorized to tax pari-mutuel big league spring training going blasf Werket made the best Ameri- 8«^^^!!*rBA%,ST8lfo*RVLAM^NADORA:^r0•*»» turn, drew clear expert staff members from The Star sports are now on can in the at the Brat turn ••rl» *Peed. waa bumped The department showing 6,000, fin- vir.O by£*>rnnii'ra&furT_CL^5rT,£5? CORSTERLINO as COR8TTERL1NO bore out. mad* determined legislature voted in 1949 to ishing 19th in 8:49.4. McNa- £??!*.&tT!kJ3J7'* ,Flnn,,fbut *»• match for her BRtOHT EORET wit never lar set up a joint committee to the scene to the colorful details. back and closed well en the outalde but waa not a threat to the Bret ton study report mara was No. 20, in fol- the of such 8:49.8, feasibility betting, but • • lowed by Henry with 8:52.8. Mc- Governor Dewey quickly vetoed Dermott placed 30th in 9:27.3. legislation to create such a group. • In combined points following Andersen—who won his 64th con- secutive victory at the 5,000-me- Schedule Francis Stann, who conducts The Star's column ter 0 Bowling popular sports route—were Ivar Martlnsen. n,2o another Norwegian, second, with at,In In "Win, or is now on a five-week tour of ten '.'.fit City Tourney Lose, Draw," the big 95.58 points and Parkklnen. third, 40.4(1 At King Pin, with 95.71. Parkklnen is the 1947 league training camps in Florida. Stann will interview players, world champion. eoeaafeBBJfetayg^Mft* «*» managers end club owners in his efforts to to readers Henry was deadlocked for fifth ssa/w a Wa bring sports place at 96.68 with Anton Huiakes the latest inside information on rfifsfftSa »-SKfejufcSwMbs r W»ll the teams' prospects for the com- of the Netherlands. Werket was »£fm aik 11,.. .*_VWJfcArt,.'.u aeventh with 98,74. ing season. •' * • * swmitgKE3»_ H?SM- Jockay. Wit PP -«tT V. FRANCIS STANN s r World Title i n i > Skating * HwySBn:- j { 1 » tev to,no * '• v V* |t- | Mafhli'i'-Jay Tucker r * Won or_wUaht .AVatiSr":: i 5 .?■» 2:311 nm—Tommy Mock- French Girl JSih, '• by 1 W LOerfonnance at the lon-A. Stuart Mitchell, John W. Miller- look for Burton Hawkins' byline Paris Palace. -Jock*?: _I«LR-Q H 15-5t7 Win. ortriT s'1! L'»»»cn- Frink Mischou-John Nlcro. Sports Bob Mlschou. Frank W. Lewis-Kelly Sonya KiOpfer of Long Island HS i i £ |i j* n—|*noo Megee. in the big sports section of The Star. City, N. Y., fourth in the ::: *■ Double*. 3:30 p.m—Joe Strliak-Dan Olym- S&.T M® 111 i g* f Arnold. Hal Lewallen-John W. Miller, (Weir) ______n8 3 |3 4* Sa 2. fi2,. i\fi j:g Robert pics. was runner-up, with third rhrlltyjalconero Pat H2 MacCord-Harry Brown. Donald (Grant)-111 4 4 3i *a g* US MacCord-Phll Orandlneizi. Ira Althen- to 4} fa1 place going Virginia Baxter of *6'80' *3'40' Carl See. D. Sampson-Charle* Gentile, COAT *4 “0' WSSKTiTjBOSSlT Clarence Johnson-Jack BURTON HAWKINS Detroit. Miss Baxter was OF<1ARMSmUS3eO(bP*Id_L,,rr McKinley. William fifth in Lake-Robert Lake, Frank Mischou-John the Olympics. hatMo™? rouaetf'near "the *end Nlcro. Bert Shaffner-Kelly Magee. d!i^’d^ U*hold**PICTHEL*tepiCTHiX TEAM8. 3:30 p.m.—Kerchmans (Fort Tenley Albright of Newton Cen- Davis), New Jerusalem (Masonic). Home ter, Mass., second to Britain’s Hfsszgasssag^M^ijga^ Plate Club (Bethesda). David Richard Men’a Wear (Colonial Village). Bethesda • Jeanette Altwegg at Oslo, was •'40.” Commercial Drug (Blidensburg), Carpenters No. :t (Building Trades). De- forced to withdraw from the free a«abgsafga^S£ia^8iS8tt5t pendable Cleaners (Hl-Sior). Gateway Wgt. PP, Inn (Indian Head), New Market (Tako- skating because of illness. Miss -l"8*_Jockey. 8t~U *-st7-ST-?mhT ma). Melphla no (Weir)__ 10 .10 81 TEAMS. 8 p.m.—Fulp's Printing & Albright completed the school fig- Hal 7T-73-%-^fT- Jay (Carroll) _114 4 7 5T1 n oh-,,- Decorating (King Pin). King Pin Briggs To ures Pawnee Boy 20.30 complete the Star's three-man team on the baseball this morning in second place (Austin) _116 3 41 4) 31 q3 ii ol Meat. Clarke's. Shafers. Kavakos. Brecht s, reporting Saints Rest (Borrentino) 7 ofi ?, 2.70 back of Mile. Du Bief. 113 4 jm 2s Fleming's. Reed's. Interiors. Harrlgan's. Bonziah Seniah (Palumbo) 114 2 8 92* 52* if 4i 2.40 Irvings (King Pin Sunday Mixed). Without (Correa) 5« 13.6(1 front John Mile. Du Bief, third in the 108 8 5 «* Z| 5‘ TOMORROW. training is Mueller, Star sports whose Jackie W. (Russo)__. s «l 7.80 photographer, 112 3 "l Si 2? 2? TEAMS. 7 p.m.—Oliver. Virginia Su- Olympics, succeeds Miss Altwegg, 301dbrald (Layton)_113 6 » i<; si SI 2i 71 38.40 rip The »* 8‘ burban. Northern No. 2, Whitehall. Lady (Kratz)-lilt 1 2 it ?! 27.40 camera who retired after winning at Oslo. Sightseer (Carrillo) 24.40 Shepherd. Airport. Newton. Suburban will closer contact with the new and old _113 9 « 71 1o -,g* ,2* ,2'* Engineers. Adams. Toll. Western Electric, help you keep Mile. Du Bief received Lockwood. Northern first *«-00. No. t. Wisconsin. S8.20TWpOiw1!^,nBOYelV.|,f,}?-Aljii:tH1A' *4.60; HAL JAY. JlMi Accounting. Sligo. Dupont. Teletype (C. & place votes from each of the nine P. C (Col- in the Senators' Telephone): uaney's Garage personalities Washington *i lineup. judges and piled up 195.85 moved^round*the'oms'de'quickly leavfngCthe bac^tri^h*r*dU,1l7 *fterw8,x fvlongs. lege Park). Atomics (PBS Mixed). Mt. / judging Vernon No. 3 (Men's Methodist), Po- points. Miss Klopfer was given 21 g'.-grWnTva;- gtAg&sl hanka Service (Automotive). votes and 191.307 judging points, ^a'iJn;'eia,‘,mi.iii,n8 jess JOHN MUELLER while Miss Baxter had 24 votes and 190.48 Charles County Booters points. New Orleans Results the Tennessee To Meet Cowell ly Associated Press Stale Wins Today For Baseball News—Read The Miner Teachers Win FIRST RACE—Purse, *1,300: claiming: Charles County Legionaires Star—Sports Authority 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs. Edgebrook Lass (West) 8.00 5.20 3 20 be trying for their seventh Little Swimming yill For the Notion's Over Teachers Flame (Keene) *.20 4 80 Championship straight Washington and Subur- Capital Cheney Lady Camille tVen Hook) 3.00 Although it took only three Special Dispatch to The Star Time, ban Soccer League victory when Also ran—Forth. First Curtain. Alonzo first places in 13 events, Tennes- CHEYNEY, Pa., Mar. 1.—Miner B. Vldareta, Blaekwatch, Torcha. f Ad- they meet Myron Cowell at the Teachers of vance Cross, I Miss Ozan and f Winding see State won Sixteenth and College Washington Road. the Colored Inter- Kennedy Streets closed out its regular basketball f—Field. «* collegiate Athletic Association’s field this afternoon at 2 o’clock. schedule tonight with a 62-54 vic- SECOND RACE—Purse, $1,300. claim- fifth annual invitation swimming Maryland Sports Club will play tory over Cheyney Teachers. Rip ing: 4-year-olds and up: 0 furlongs. and diving championships which Midway Sports Club in another Fiver 105 R (Baldwin) 13.00 7.40 4.00 PHONE: Spencer led the visitors with 22; Marse Robert (Van Hook) 5.80 3.80 ended yesterday at Howard Uni- league contest at 2 at the Wal- ST. 5000 Nedford (Doyle) 3.20 ker Mill Road field. points. Time, l:13'i. versity. and * Mmer, which drubbed King’s Also ran—Break Thru. Bose Broker. Bill Tennessee scored 67 to Twig, Starry Cant and Velvet Bound. points of last College Delaware, 103-77, (Daily double paid $130,20.) Howard’s 46 Va and Hampton In- an and SUBSCRIBE TODAY! night, posted 11-5 record THIRD RACE-—Purse, *1.400; claiming: stitute’s 42Va. The winners mo- 72 Florida Ava. 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs. N.E. will play in the Eastern Inter- nopolized the second and third Temrt Me (Taylor) 60.00 17.80 8.00 Pricet for collegiate Athletic Conference Sand Fly (Armstrong) 0.40 4.00 places, winning 10 seconds and Special Odds Advance (Hardtnbrook) 3.20 tournament later this month. Time—112*5. six thirds. Also ran—Stoner's Tiger, Qee-Ligbt, TAXICABS Bill's Hygro, Condlllda and Jump Tune. Howard’s Oarmon won two events and set new AUTO GLASS Santa Anita Results FOURTH RACE—Purse, *2.000; allow- meet records ances. 2-ye*r olds; S furlongs in both. His time of 1:11.4 in the Immidiiti Sarvica ly the Associated Press Enlc King (McCoy) 13.00 4.20 3.00 Little Lupo iArmstrong) 3.00 2.40 100-yard breast-stroke surpassed Mada Whila You Wait Some Charge (Van Hook) 3.00 Rapairt FIRST RAC^PurM81s!u?6Q; optional Time—0:02*5. the old mark of 1:13.3 and his Ml. 7100 claiming: 4-year-olds and up. ft furlongs Also ran—Royal Flayor Satterley, C. O, 2:44.4 in the War Pep JOllssonl 6.BO 4.40 3.30 P*D* Charlie and 200-yard breast- Lads Nalkhapur alien 11.80 7.10 Pighfint lj?|{)l.uD“t*nce' stroke beat the old record of 2:49.' Cliffcholce whoerfaker) 5.30 HERSON’S Time. 1:17*9. FIFTH RACE—Purse. $1,800; claiming; Tennessee’s Oainor set a new Al'o ran—Spunky Dal. Collado. Kay 3-yeir olds; B furlongs. AUTO PARTS * GLASS Laddie, Royal Jfki ide. New Leaf. Fpk Hunt, * '• meet mark in the 1.800 meter, orandfather. Speculation and Lady Arlla. WtuSp (We’r, 188 Ton 4.80|:}S with a 22:18.2 performance, 72 Florida In, N,E. SECOND RACi-pPurae, y.7.500; optional Bresa^fKeeae) the old AlS fan—Kin*Commander, Bait Hath. breaking record of 23:20,3 lfl8° Big Jet and pacific Bound. m allow-

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1 Wins Squoih Tltl# •w«»r CLEVELAND, March I Eddie Reid of Hartford, Conn,, dofeated Al (Scotty) Ramaay of hi Chart P«ia I-1,*1 Cleveland today, 15*11, 15*1, 15* 10 to win the National Profea* •tonal Squath Aaaoclation Cham* pionihip. It waa the 10-year-old Reid'a fourth national champion* ablp. He held the title in 1541, ...tir wir