THE EVENING STAR C-2 ** Washington, D C- rare at. jawpalt n. aw Litller and Harrison R Crosby Terps and CU Forced i 1 it f favored as To Jumble Lineups Golf Tourney Opens ' by the Associated Press PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.. Jan. They’re going to turn out the i The $5 entry fee covers cost of For Boxing Meets 14e—The Monterey Peninsula’s guard, as it were, for Charles E. games. Guaranteed prizes are (Chilly) Barnard Sunday at the SIOO. 850 and S3O. spectacular golf By Dick Slay courses reveled Lafayette Bowling Center, with It’s for men only, and a lot of At a time when college boxing in almost perfect weather today the holding of . ,i ’em are expected. Last year 147 to gasping lor survival, Maryland as pro and amateur contestants the annual competed. One year there were .Catholic University will offer shooting for fun duckpin tour- 200. and started and: '.JUk * Jumbled lineups this week end in : cash in the 14th playing of Bing ; nameni named * * ai- order to give the fans their I n 'E jg Crosby’s famed charity show, j In the meantime another money's worth. Many of the goffers took ad- j tournament, with a twist all Its Eddie LaPond has revived the R vantage of the fine weather to 17th edition, own. is at hand. The annual sport at CU after a year’s inter- tune up in final practice rounds Husband and Wife Handicap will ruption. but he lacks a 125- yesterday while followers of the be held at the King Pin tomor- pounder for the Cardinals’ opener $15,000 event speculated on this row from noon to 10 p.m. Two- at West Point at 4 p.m. tomor- year’s likely favorite. The name height of Bar- : thirds handicaps will be issued row. of Gene Llttler, 24-year-old regime with a trophy and 30 per cent of nard's prize accruing • hopes to put in i! Palm Springs who took the a s president the money to the LaPond two I star 9| winning welterweights to fillout an eight- Los Angeles Open only last of the Nation- ¦ couple. The entry fee bout card against Army. week, was prominent, while no- al Duckpin n Is $7. sSw Virginia in Worse Shape. body was overlooking the possi- Sam and Erlene Shreve won * year pairs. Virginia, which comes to bility that Dutch Harrison, Ar- office to which chi,‘f {last in a field of 42 Ritchie Coliseum at 8 o'clock to- kansas veteran who walked off spring Other past winners; Mark and he was elevate 4 last after Waldron, night help the Terps open their with first-place money last year, service Anne Owens and Doro- to of one kind or another thy might repeat. Congress Nickels, Frank and Nancy home season, is in even worse ever since the was or- Micalizzi, shape. Money ganized Bill and Betty Quigley. Tap Winners Entered. in 1927. He's attended ** * * - The Cavaliers are without a But they are only two in a every one of the Congress’ j 182-pounder heavyweight When Larry Burdette finished and a field of pros which Includes all championships. a string night are sending three fighters last with four but at but a very few of the leading The “Old Roman” of the straight 147 and two at 165 for a nine- as . strikes, he enabled the money winners. Jimmy mapleways, many call him. Bass Restaurant bout program. De-1 to team to set a maret. second last year and win- j j has toiled as have few others season record of 681 In the Na- .Prank Cronin, Maryland ner the year before: Jack Burke, j i place the duckpin game on the coach, could claim two forfeits tional Capital League. Bur- Jr., Ed Furgol, Open ; ' high plane it now maintains. He dette’s tally was 182, third high in this arrangement. Instead, National ! quite a star, too, hey- champion and the winner here I was in hls in the league behind Cletus Pan- he says, he will accept the re- 1947; Kroll, generally day in the 1930'5, when he hit in Ted j j . nell's 197 and Frank sults of all nine bouts toward the rankings. Bradsher's right up with the leaders; Peter the National In 1930,' 188. In the big team game Phil team score. Thomson, Open he 16th. —AP Wirtphoto. the British was Ryan rolled 146, George Clark. Cronin will put two untested champion from Australia, The same season, he led the OLSON HONORED AS FIGHTER YEAR—Middleweight Champion (second received the Edward J. i and ! 120; Bob Lamon, a sub, 119, and sophomores in the ring in Dick OF Bobo Oison from left), Lloyd Mangrum were among ; ; Printing Office . the Government with ‘ Dale Valentine, Boucy of Falls Church at 156 Neil plaque as “fighter-of-the-year” in New York last night from Julius Helfand, chairman of the New York State Athletic ! average pins 121, 114. name stars frequently mentioned.: an six short of Bass swept Fleming’s Five and Tom Sullivan of Greenbelt Commission, with Nat Fleischer, editor of Ring Magazine, lending an assist. At left is Lightweight Frankie Ryff, named a, figure to With the fine pro field was a comparable to those of move into a three-way as one of the 165 pounders. Both rookie of the year, and at right is Jim Braddock, former heavyweight champion, honored long and meritorious service. : topflighters today, tie for for coterie of famed names from the | the of what second with Seven Up and Half- are products of the Maryland screen, and sports world plus with the higher scoring poten- intramural program. Also, Tony shell Seafood. , other notables, including retired tial of current equipment, He The Halfshells, with the Esposito, who lost his only start Two Third Basemen Get Trials Bradley Edgar tournaments, low- Gen. Omar and won a number of est pinall In the league, have last year, will be one of the West Worried and Aft Eisenhower, Tacoma attorney and was in the payoff of many welterweights. Coach Fore | made highly efficient use of their By Malcolm Lambome, Jr. and brother of another well- more. Bothered by arthritis. handicap. scoring sweep Most Lost In Sugar Bowl. I golfer. Chilly only In a Nearly out- _ i known Hoagy Car- bowls once a week night they game Others in the Maryland lineup White Sox Short on Rookies, two score stock Harris, now, last won one by About Halting Matson board drivers in the Chesapeake -11 michael, Phil Frankie carrying a modest average four pins and by will be Guido Capri at 125, Joe | Albert, League one two. Their i! Bay to | Red Sanders and Peter in the Lutheran at the handicap was Madden at 139, Eric Hintze and area have been invited six. , DePaola were' among the well- Penn Recreation. *** Gary at (with Espo- But Three Pitchers May Help appear here week from Sunday a Fisher 147 Sunday a . known amateurs. A linotype machinist. Barnard sito), Duffy (with In Pro Bowl Ift*>« Associated Prase | ball. With that to go along with to receive high awards for TENPIN NOTES—Five Pat at 165 | pgint retired In years mem- ly the Associated Press good racing of [ Three Courses In Use.' 1950 after 26 at jbers of Sullivan) and Leo Coyne, light- NEW YORK. Jan. 14.—Trader j his curve, he should be a the 1954 season. None spent the Pioneer Women’s lot rougher.” them have been told in advance Play started at 7:30 this the GPO. He’d two years League at Alexandria rolled heavyweight. All but Fisher lost LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14. Frank Lane is busy making i mom- 4s clerk Navy Depart- their so only pitcher position they be- Ing Cypress (6,317 a in the best series of the during the Terps’ 7-1 defeat by "How can any one really set up a multiple trades with rival major The other new Is Just what are • j over Point ment and two years in the Navy ' season on the Sugar 20-year-old left-hander with ing honored for in their respec- • yards, par 37-35—72) and same night. Mollie Pitcher Louisiana State in the defense to stop Ollie Matson?” league clubs that he simply has a Mon- during World totting shot only year se- Country War I. In ! 235-548: Clara Cozel, 511, Bowl last month. | The inquiry comes from Buck little his White Sox one of professional tive classes. And closest kept ¦ terev Peninsula Club up hls Federal and Virginia, room on baseball experience. He is Tom of all Is who Is the overall <6,248 yards, par 35-37—72). service. Miss Olive Marsh. 512, all with coached for the first Shaw, coach of the Western roster for minor league hopefuls. cret 1 ; Edith Lawson, who handles the by (Billy) Flanigan, who had 4-5 record high point driver regardless of ! The field of pro-amateur teams 1 such Arcade Pontiac team, and Vir- time John W. Wil- Division All-Stars, who will have As result, only dozen rookies a things at the GPO, figured liams, referee, only a a Memphis season. is split, half playing ‘ ginia Young. 214-544. a former has the job of stopping Matson In will be on hand i at last each course. Chilly had qualified and Flor- at the White is 22-year-old down to a ence Brown. 204, 154, one holdover from 1954. He is Sunday's Pro Bowl game. iSox training quarters in Tampa Marshall the All of this will be unfolded at ; j Tomorrow they switch courses, minute for 204—549, first baseman whom Oakland midwinter dinner of stock : and, on Sunday, with retirement. with the Brocons. Bobby Rush at 147 pounds. Big Ollie, who performs with j in March. /or the the con- For 10 years, three after Brightest asked SIOO,OOO year ago. The i drivers from the American Power testants cut to 60 teams, plus re- Donna Milligan, high-average of the newcomers is' ; the Chicago Cardinals during the j Several good prospects In a ¦ tirement, Barnard ! Dißiase, sophomore are White Sox got him for much less Region,4. > any ties, the battle was recrea- w oman of the Mixed Foursome Tony 156 regular season, is expected to the small group of newcomers, Boat Association's The survivors It tion director at the GPO, rushing last he had topped the affair starts at 2 p.m. in Wal- • out over treacherous Pebble and it jLeague at Rosslyn, made it 159 pounder who is a former New! ' carry a lot of the load however. These include pitchers fall,after was in this capacity York Golden Gloves champion. Pacific Coast, League with 31 drop's Restaurant, 4318 Rhode > Beach, with its rugged coastal that he ac- I with a of 532, Including for the East In the battle. But Connie Johnson and Dick Dono- complished a lot for bowling. games series Others in the lineup announced with the backfleld homers and 123 runs batted in Island avenue N.E., with the i hazards and woods. of 212 and 192. him in are two van, Catcher Earl Battey, Out- Sunday’s tournament will be a The from Charlottesville are Elliott other great runners, Kyle Rote while hitting .285. Capital Boat Association acting : Competition is a two-way af- six-game Giant Food All-Stars will fielder Ed White and Inflelders Kirrene, 23-year-old fair, pros shooting for test with two-thirds take on the Chambersburg (Pa.) Reinhardt at 125 pounds, Bo and Eddie Price of the New York Marshall, a third as host. with the handicaps based at 139, Jim Stan Jok and Joe baseman, came out the Army According top money among on a 130 scratch, All-Stars at 2 p.m. Sunday Kinloch Chris Westerman Giants. of to Vice Commodore i themselves but limited pins game. at BillyYoung Kirrene. Most of these have had League Lusby Capital • and, time, fighting i to 15 a Rosslyn. of Palls Church and Add to that the fact that quar- previous to lead the Western with Wes of the Asso- at the same (with Rush), terbacking trials. A .343 batting average Colora- ciation, region awarding : with their partner at 147 Preston for the East will be most at the is amateur for Quesenbery Lane is enthusiastic about do Springs. His hits included 10 12 first-place trophies, plus cer- . team honors. Last year Bud and Steve Hoffer at a couple of great passers, Otto possibilities Johnson, Vissering champion the of the home runs and 79 batted In. tificates Ward and his partner, 165 and Norman of Graham of the Cleve- Negro righthander runs for second and third in amateur Washington lightweight. '¦ • towering who Another third base candidate each class. Points were earned Harvi*Ward, took the pro-ama- Determine to at land Browns and Adrian Burk j posted a 17-8 record I Resume Rivalry Bakhtiar Fill Gap. Philadelphia Eagles. at Toronto will be the 28-year-old Jok, for- in sanctioned races during a very ’ teur event. They should be hard to of the ; year. According gen- Jim Bakhtiar, known in these Despite opposition. ' last to the merly with the Phillies, who bat- busy 1954. to beat this time. too. this Shaw | eral manager. Johnson With Duke's Lea ports as an All-High fullback complained: finally ted .307 at Memphis with 17 Tommy Johnson of Baltimore, and Irish Colt at "I’m afraid the 1 ! to pitch age By the Aitocioted Prtu i squad getting has learned at the homers and 85 runs batted in. jregional commissioner, ! with Determine; Western and later a star at West is too confl- j Donovan, stock is Calumet’s clas- Bullis, expected Yes, iof 32. Lane also thinks Earl York, inflelder who hit .250 expected preside, sy filly, is to fill Vir- dent. that’s it.’’ Atlanta, to and others ARCADIA. Calif.. Jan. 14.- Miz Clementine; Traver- ginia's heavyweight 18-8 at and Bill Fischer, at Oklahoma City, comes up for town Knockout by Kanthal Andy Determine, gap at when Whether his words were from out of may include i Crevolin’s lead-! tine, Jet Action and First Pole. he becomes eligible next se- actual or psychological couldn’t 1 14-12 at Memphis, will make the a third trial. Red Peatross of Richmond, re- i ing money winner of 1954, gets mester. dub. White, 28D will be one of three gional a again Poona n gets plenty of at- be determined. I “Pitching chairman and senior vice chance to cash in to-: LaFond hopes to put the fol- plenty ' has been our strong- freshman outfielders in camp. president of the APBA, A1 Paces Quanlico Win ; morrow in the $25,000-added San : i tention off his record run on the Shaw has of offensive department and lowing boys into the ring at power camp est for the last four! | His .314 average, 23 homers and Bauer, well known an- Special Diipatch to The Star Fernando Stakes at Santa Anita.! grass in his own to throw years.” said, race | course here early In the Army tomorrow night: Mike against East, by he “and our staff ; j 95 runs batted in at Memphis from Philadelphia. QUANTICO, The little gray, already a win- meeting. the coached looks stronger nouncer Va.. Jan. 4.—A ; He went a mile and Fahey. 132 pounds: Jack Daly, Jim Trimble of the Eagles. even for -1955.! ! look impressive. The others are technical knockout by Heavy- ner here this year, Is expected With the addition of Johnson, Golich, one-eighth in for an 139; Doug Borchard and Ken Shaw’s quarterbacks are Norm : j John who batted .294 at Potomac River Penquin sailors weight Len Kanthal featured to face a field of aeven In this 1:47% Donovan and Fischer from the Paul, Nicholas, a finished second a tuneup American Bush, 147; Gene Maticko, 156; Van Brocklin and Y. A. Tittle, St. and Don and third last ; 4-2 victory by the QuanUco Ma- mile-and-one-sixteenth record. Maurice Greenburg, 165; minors and the acquisition of | I little speedster, who hit only .276 Sunday in the South River boxing for the rich Maturity January But from all indications. De- A1 who can throw for the distance Gray. rines team over Fort Greene, 178, and Tom DeCleco, on any given' occasion. The rest Ted Bob Chakales and A1 | at New Orleans. Both are 28. Yacht Club frostbite regatta. The Bragg last night. 29. termine will go to the post far Brazle from big league! Battey young Negro Top competition away heavyweight. of his backfleld corps contains other ] is the series drew 12 starters. A com- Quantico, getting ready for In tomorrow’s and the favorite. He's such aces as Doak Walker of clubs, we can challenge both I! catcher who came unheralded bination of light airs and bone- race for 4-year-olds should come never been beaten over a dis- Cleveland action in The Star's Golden Detroit, John Henry Johnson and New York in ; into the Sox camp last spring chilling temperature held if to Gloves tournament next month. ; from Calumet Farm's Duke's Lea tance at Santa Anita and has Perry quantity as well as quality. and won the admiration of prac- three races. After that all hands and Poona 11. an Irish import lost here only twice, both times and Joe of San Francisco’s Impresses thus turned in Its third team j Loi Makes U. S. Debut i ; Forty-Niners, Skeet Quinlan of “What me most tically every visitor with his lusty were quite willing to retire to victory ! who took the place behind Crev- In sprint races. He started this is improved hitting. i in five starts against speedster In the Los Angeles Rams and jabout Johnson his Only 20, Battey sported the warmth of the clubhouse. rugged service opposition. olin’s the Oolden year off right with a sprint vic- Buddy control. That biggest average j Sailing Gate Handicap. Duke's Lea tory Young of the Baltimore was hls a .282 at Waterloo in Glenmar Association’s | Other winners for Quantico fin- at seven furlongs on New Tonight as 2-1 Choice Colts. i ' handicap when he was with us iI his first professional season last able Charlie Strausburg, sailing last night were Welterweight jished second to Determine in Year's Day. in 1953. He’s effective, ! year. last year’s Santa Anita Derby. By th# Aaaociated Fr«»» The Weather Bureau prom- more too. He had 11 homers and 67 Tid Bit, won the series with two Terry Downs. Middleweight Joe ' As usual. Jockey Ray ises sunny skies. Kickoff time because he has added a screw- runs batted in. firsts and a second. Dr. Walter Davis and Light Heavyweight York will j MIAMIBEACH. Fla.. Jan. 14. ride Determine, carrying the St. Albans Matmen Bow Loi, European light-1 is 4 p.m.
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