THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. C-6 ** SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1953 GW High Crew Beats Lower Merion for First Time in Five Tries Alexandrians Take Maryland Trackmen Fort Belvoir Downs Nip-and-Tuck Race Drub West Virginia; Wood, 76-54, to Win By Third of Length Isburgh Sets Record All-ArmyCage Title By Malcolm Lamborne, Jr. By tho Associated Pross Fort star - George Washington High Belvoir’s studded School varsity oarsmen yester- MORGANTOWN, W. Va„ April basketball team won the All- day nosed out Lower Merion 11.—Maryland’s Pete Isburgh set Army championship yesterday, (Pa.). High School by a third of a new West Virginia University defeating Fort Leonard Wood of a boat length in the sixth an- stadium record in the javelin Missouri, 7-54 in the final at nual meeting of the two schools throw here today, as Maryland Fort on the Potomac off Old Do- Meade. minion Boat Club. defeated the Mountaineers in a The Belvoir Engineers went It was the Alexandria school’s dual track meet, 99-32. through without a defeat in the first triumph over the visiting The Terrapins handed West week-long tournament, while the oarsmen for the Lynch trophy. Virginia its first defeat in six Hilltoppers had to rebound from Lower Merion taken the has years meet competition. a to Sill, in trophy four times. A fifth race of dual loss Fort Okla.. the was Isburgh’s javelin toss was for first round to make yesterday’s declared no contest when title game. boats swamped. 190 feet 10 inches. The victory sends Belvoir into Make Good Time. Maryland captured allbut three the inter-service * championship For a brief period it of the events. The summary: looked as Friday and Saturday at Omaha, though rough 100-yard dash—l. Mathews. Md.: 2. there would be Nordquist. Md.; 3. Boreman, WVU. 22.1 Neb. going again, westerly but a wind seconds. George of Washington. up 440-yard dash —1. Pentzler, Md.: 2. Jack let in time for the main Wilson. Md.; 3. Hemler, Md. 50.4 D. C., a former LaSalle College event. Crews raced upstream seconds. 880-yard run-f-1. Thornton. Md.: 2. standout, was Belvoir’s big gun with a favoring tide and made Hower, Md.: 3. Hashinger, WVU. 1:58.4. yesterday with 20 points. Seven good Mile—l. Diehl, WVU; 2. Goldstein, time. Md.; 3. Bwanord, Md. 4:28.3. came during a second-period by Adkins, Two-mile—l. Good, Md.; 2. Tibbetts, Stroked Curtis the \ Md.; 3. Thoburn, WVU. 0:58. surge that put the Engineers GEORGE WASHINGTON Washington iCoss), local crew moved out in front p.t j OARSMEN WlN—The George High School crew from Alexandria pulls across the finish line a Mile relay—l. Maryland Pent- ahead, 40-28, at halftime. Dick of in zer. Hemler and Wilson). 2:38.4. the three-quarter mark of a mile ! third a length front to win yesterday’s race on the Potomac off the Old Dominion Boat Club in Alexandria over the. Lower Merion Shot put—l. Shocxey, WVU; 2. Hunt, Groat of Duke was another En- Dyson, « after nip-and-tuck WVU: Md. 44 feet 10 inches. course a race I High oarsmen of Pennsylvania. —Star Staff Photo. Pole vault—1. Schwartz and Butler. gineer standout with 15 points, w ith the visitors, stroked by I Md., (tie); 3. Keadle, WVU. 11 feet 8 while leading the Hilltoppers was Barry inches. Hudson. Merion High Jump—l. Mueller. Md.: 2. white, Dan Byrd, a 17-year-old former had a slight edge on George WVU and Holmes, Md.. (tie). 5 feet 10 high school player from Cleve- Ten Girls to Compete Inches. . Washington until the half-way j Hynek Takes Lead Capozzoli Terps and Virginian Javelin—l. Isbureh, Md.: 2. Brown. land, with 17. Sets Two Records; Gaddy. (tie). l!)o point. Then, Md.. and Md.. feet the Alexandrians 1 10 inches. stepped up their stroke from 34 In Mat Title Tourney Broad Jump—l. Stroup. Md.. and Nordquist, Md.. (tie); 3. Wiseman, WVU. Pomonkey Opens Today to 36 a minute. In Duckpin Singles Navy Trackmen Capture Meet Lose Ten of the nation’s top girl .21 feet 8 inches. as Idaho State 120-yard high hurdles—l. Fink. WVU: Pomonkey racing One explanation for yester- j By th« Associated Press Gaddy, Md.; The stock car Hynek Washington eluding with a mile relay tri- by Canadian 2. 3. Rakow. Md. 15.3 day’s performance was that I Robert of wrestlers, headed I seconds. season opens at 2 p.m. today ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 11.— umph in the creditable time of I 220-yard low hurdles—l. Gaddy, Md.: George Washington took over the lead in the men’s Champion Millie Stafford, will Fink, WVU; under the direction of the South- oarsmen Navy's track team 3:20.1. Boxing 12. 3. Rakow, Md. 20.1 have been training well-rounded Wins NCAA at seconds. ern Maryland Stock Car Asso- this season singles in the National Duckpin overpowered Pittsburgh and One-mile run: I. Capozzi (G): 2. compete tomorrow night Discus—l. Dyson. Md.: 2. Hunt. WVU; two weeks more than the Penn- Lapierre (G); 3. Kirk (G): 4. Gunder- Special Dispatch to The Star j Schwarz. Md. 120 feet 6 Inches. ciation. Bowling Congress tournament Georgetown today, but saw son (P). 4:12.1 (new stadium record: Turner’s Arena for the right to 3. sylvania crew. Lower Merion won old 4:12.4). POCATELLO, Idaho, April 11. the junior national schoolboy! at Colonial Village last night Olympic runner Charlie Capoz- Bhot put: 1. Cameron (N); 2. Berry meet World Champion Mildred zoli race off with two stadium (P): 3. Sorce (P); 4. May (N). 48 feet —Garry Garber, Maryland Uni- Jewelers vs. Napoleon's Wisconsin Nine Sweeps championship here last year. with a 445 set. He had games lOti inches. Burke in the near future. i Length records. 440-yard run: 1. Branson (N): 2. Lee versity’s bantamweight The Showers Jewelers and PEORIA, 111., April 11 (/P).— Full Ahead. of 135, 151 and 159. (P): 3. SzaJa (N): 4. Kelly (O). :49.1. and 156- Nine bouts, all one-fall, are The Midshipmen (N): Spangler Napolean’s Restaurant George Washington's junior collected 71 Javelin: 1. Wolcott 2. pounder Potter from Vir- baseball Wisconsin's baseball team con- Chauncey Kramer of Freder- points to Pitt's 56 and George- (P); 3. Schroek (N>; 4. Rothrock (N). Pete scheduled in the elimination j teams open their season today tinued undefeated today, taking varsity won handily over Lower ! 182 feet s>i inches. town’s 35. ; ! ginia were defeated in the finals a game 3 p.m. the Merion by two and a half boat ick, Md-, moved into second place t 100-yard dash: 1. Kane (N): 2. tournament. Pairings will be with at at both ends of a double-header Capozzoli, the little speedster Kutcher (P); 3. Samuels (P): 4. Sim- of the National Collegiate Ath- Hobo Field on Walker Mill road from University, 4-1 lengths. The crew, stroked by with 441, and Lew Yates of mons (G) :0».9. made just before the program ; Bradley and from Georgetown, ran the mile i High Jump: 1. Pierce and Wolcott (N) ! boxing ! in District Heights. 4-0. John McLane, was a full boat 1 (P) letic Association tourna- Washington went into a tie for and two-mile grinds as they had (tie); 3. Rueschel and Monahan starts at 8:45 p.m. length in front at the half. (tie). 6 feet XV* inches. ment here tonight. third with 423. never been done before in 120-yard high hurdles: 1. Monahan On the card are: Jean Drum- Lower Merion won its only (P>: 2. Brophy (G); 3. Maser (N); 4. Both were defeated by fighters There also were numerous Thompson Stadium. King (PI. :14.7. mond, Carol Cook, Baia- race in the sophomore eight, fin- j 880-yard Gloria i paced run: 1. Joyce (G>: 2. ishing two boat lengths ahead cf changes in the men's doubles He the mile in 4 min- Lapierre ; 3. Michaels (N); 4. Fritz from Idaho State, the host tini, Donna Marie Dieckman, utes 12.1 seconds, edging three- (Pi 1:53.5. school, which George Washington. Winning list. Homer Snyder and Sterling ; 220-yard dash: Cole . ‘24.7. Manager Ed Leffson and Washington (John McLane. Joe Sloes \ took Navy and Pitt had the meet Broad Jump: 1. Rueschel (P): 2. other Bill Andy Edward and (N); (Nl; boxers entered from the Coach Chub Connolly hope to Hammacher. Hamilton, Robert 1 with 806, Steinhof almost to themselves. The Kohoutek 3. Levin 4. Thal- Moore. Richard Burrow, Warren Colpe, of Falls man (Nl. 22 feet 3V« inches. two schools, were in see a big turnout today for the John Raymond and Jim Colangelo. cox- ! Norman Chouinard Middies, victors over Duke last Mile relav: l Navy (Czala. Rogers. j eliminated swain). Second. Lower Merion (George j River, Mass., fourth with 795 j Peterson. Branson i: 2. Georgetown the opening round and semi- first practice of the Cissel-Sakon Davies. Charlie Stevens. John Turnbull. I Saturday, captured four each of Stonehouse, Lapierre, Kelly. Joyce): 3 finals, American Legion baseball team Grant Sprecher. Brian Bolger. Kent I and Harry Fritz and George j I Pittsburgh (Dudas, Kutcher, Fritz, Lee). respectively. George the track and field events, con- ! 1 Davies Tom Lownes. Althouse and of fifth \ 3:20.1. at 2 p.m. today at Forest Glen Hank Chubbick. coxswain). Course. 1 Kimmelshue Baltimore Potter's defeat was at the mile: time. 0:(lK. Hospital Sophomore with 794. hands of Idaho State's unde- eight: Won by Lower Meri- I on i Bill Pressler. Joe Wintz Ronnie i Young feated Olympic boxer, Cissel-Saxon, winner of the Knabb. Vincent Lillian and Carrie Ellsworth Ince. Ed Stillabbott. Don Webb, dropped Virginian 1952 Maryland State champion- Rown, Don Webb George Robb and Fetrow of Baltimore moved into Navy Leads in Spring Regatta; who the L-slie Rawitt. coxswain). Second. George early ship, has only four players Washington second place in the women's for a nine count in the back (Dirk Stryker. Tom Eley, from last year. Richard Dunn David Uhler, Robert doubles with 699. Miss Young second round and followed up Wolfe. Richard Myers. Robert Kane, Hoya with All boys from 15 years Harry Gardener and Kenneth Norris, had 364 and Miss Fetrow 335. GW and Boats Far Back a two-handed attack that to 17 coxswain). Course. miles: time. sent Potter across the ring and of age who live in Montgomery b 10.2. Realty Co. team By the Associated Press its average score for all the con- The Thomas through County play Westminster, moved into tests because of two breakdowns i the ropes only seconds and want to are of Md., j ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 11.— urged to attend. third place in the men’s cham- that weren’t the fault of its later. The referee stopped Ihe Navy moved ahead of 13 com- bout point Three pionship with 1,845. crews. j at this and Webb TV Games division peting colleges in the first day of became the national 156-pound The H. B. Duvall team of Dealing with the uncertain Yanks Option the Academy's annual spring in- j champion for the second straight Segrist Added to Nats' List, Md., took over third westerly, the skippers changed Frederick. vitational regatta today. from small after | year. place in the men’s regular boost- sails to large the Schallock and Schaeffer With Bob McGurk leading the race in the dinghies—- Hard-punching Vic Kobe Total of er team division. first little By the Associated Press Making 50 home fleet. Navy notched 124 then opened card with Three more home games Burger restored the bigger canvas the nine-bout have In the all-events, John points in the 10 races sailed un- before a unanimous decision over Mary- NEW YORK, April 11.—The been added to the previously the afternoon ended. list of Indian Head, Md., took the der rising and falling west winds Ranked behind the leaders land’s aGrber in the 119-pound Yankees optioned three players— announced for Washington base- lead with 382 in singles, 434 in on Severn River. scrap. Kobe scored heavily in Harry Schaeffer and Art Schal- ball games to shown tele- were Tufts with 96 points, Dart- oe on doubles and 392 with the team Princeton, although credited mouth 95, Kings Point the second round and appeared lock, left-handqd pitchers, and vision this summer. 87, George for a total of 1,208. Charles definitely with only 93 points, was Washington 86, Lehigh 85, Mich- to be softening up the Terp, and Infielder Kal Segrist—to their This brings to 50 the number Keahler of Baltimore moved into second and Cornell with 100 was in the third round Kobe smashed Kansas City farm today. of games igan 83, Rutgers 80. Georgetown to be seen on WTTG. second place with 1,182 and third. After closing races tomor- 71, St. Joseph’s 69, several hard rights to the face All New additions the list are Cincinnati three have been workftig to George Kimmelshue, also of row, Princeton will receive twice ; 59, that hanging on at May 16. St. Army 52. out with the Kansas City club for Louis: June 26. De- Baltimore, into third with 1,170. the end. 10 days. Their troit (night), and August 8, St. severance leaves the roster at 33, with Louis (night). Louisiana State, which went champions’ WTTG also will Bears Sign Two Players Colts, Browns Plan into the finals with a one-point seven to be cut before the May announces it Howard Begins Track second-place 15 deadline. Yankees add a fourth lead over Idaho The are television camera CHICAGO, April 11 (/P>. —'The Exhibition at Akron State, lost its chance for the permitted to carry 26 men be- to those in use at Griffith Sta- Chicago Bears today signed Jim , By th, Aitociated Pr»si team title when Featherweight cause Pitcher Whitey Ford is a dium. It will be placed at Shirley, 220-pound Clemson full- j Wilh Easy Victory CLEVELAND, Bobby Jackson received a cut service returnee. ground near the Washing- 240- April 11.—The level back, and Wayne Wood, I his eye. The fight ton dugout tomorrow's Howard University opened its Cleveland Browns will play the over left was after pound tackle from Memphis j I stopped. opening day game. State. Both players are 21. track season yesterday by taking Baltimore Colts in a Labor Day a quadrangular meet on the pro football exhibition in Akron’s I Howard field with 73 5-12 points. Gonzaga lakes Opener Auto Glass finish of last season if they can Rubber Bowl. Repair*—lnstallation W Other team scores were Hemp- 12, Coniglio Tinted—Curved—Flat Opener avoid additional injuries. The Browns announced the Striking out Jim (Continued C-l.) ton Institute, 47 7-24, Virginia a w V/ Vc proudly From Page Wash- pitched Gonzaga to baseball Miles Glass Co. If Gil Coan, leading the State, 17 7-24. and St. Paul's, 7. eighth annual Rubber Bowl opening victory, 7-6, over Epis- standing tickets ington hitters in exhibition LI. 6-1234 JA. 2-1234 room will be The individual high scorer game today. copal on the latter’s field. sold starting at 2 o’clock tomor- games with a .378 average and seemingly headed for his finest was Donald Shelton of Virginia invite you to row State, who took first in the broad Allie Reynolds, year in the majors, sustained a 0 part Indian jump and low hurdles, a second and all pitcher, will take the broken ankle last Sunday in Charlotte when he snagged his in the high hurdles and a tie You WEBSTER in Cigar orer mound for the Yankees. The for second in the 220-yard will find the Celebrated the finest Cases\all America w discover how fine sturdy right-hander will be spikes on the baseboard of a dash. fence. He’ll be out action for 100-yard dash—l. Curry. Hampton: seeking his third victory with- of 2. Brown Hampton; 3, Harris. St. Paul. a month and meanwhile 10.2 seconds. out defeat in openers here. He about 220-yard Brown, by dash—l. Hampton: beat the Nats, 7-0, in the 1947 his post will be handled Ken 2. tie. Shelton, Virginia State, and Flem- a shoe can be! Wood. ing. Howard. 21.2 seconds. inaugural and whipped them, I 440-yard dash—l. Mapp. Howard: 2, only Fleming. Howard; 3, Eason, Hampton. 12-4, in 1948. On both occa- The new face in the Nats’j 51.8 seconds. sions he pitching for Bucky lineup will be that of Wayne 880-yard run—l, Cannon. Howard: 2. was Kittreil. Hampton; 3, Bullock. Howard. Harris, then managing the Terwilliger, spry second baseman ! 2:00.7. A new thrill awaits you when you slip previous One-mile run—l. Raymond Pierce, Yankees, but now starting his who failed in tests with Howard; 2. West. Howard; 3, Brown, v; into first of wonderful 26th year as a major league the Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn Howard 4:51.0. your pair Low hurdles—l, Shelton. Virginia Dodgers. Terwilliger * pilot as the Nats’ leader. has turned State: 2. Henderson. Hampton; 3, no third. 25.2 seconds. / British Walkers. Never before have you Official Washington will de- in spirited, aggressive play in ex- High I! hurdles— l. Ayers. Hampton: 2. business holiday for hibitions and Harris hopes he'll Shelton. Virginia State; 3, no third. known guch comfort... guch clare a a lo.< seconds. amazing few hours. Accompanying Vice plug the weak spot in his infield. Two-mile run—l West. Howard: 2. R. Pierce. Howard: 3, : Hope for Hitting. no third. 11:17.8. smart styling. For here are shoes President and Mrs. Nixon to the Better Javelin—l. Harris, St. Paul; 2. Wil- /t\ ' game will be Speaker Martin,! liams, Howard; 3. no third. 136 feet. The Nats’ dream of better 5 inches. crafted by Chief Vinson, Secretary experts working with Justice things is based on the improved Bhot put—l, RavOeld. Hamilton: 2 /ffk of Defense Wilson, Attorney , hitting of Eddie Yost, Mickey Excell, Howard; 3, H. Thompson. How- finest quality leathers. Try on a pair, General Brownell, Senator Taft ard. 42 feet. 11 V* inches. Vernon and Jackie Jensen and Discus—l. H. Thompson. Howard: 2. Exceil. \ and enough other Senators. general improvement all down Howard: 3. no third. 110 feet. | j and you'll choose British Walkers generals and Pole vault—l. Leach. Howard; 2. Paris Representatives, the The batting averages Howard; 3. Gilmore. Howard. 11 feet. of the line. from now on! admirals to settle any last year read like train depar- High Jump—l. Tie among Battles, Nation's weightier problems Hampton; Hamlett. Virginia State: Paris. on ture times shortly after 2 o'clock, Howard, ft feet. 8 Inches. spot, necessary. the if Field but it’s been different in exhibi- Broad jump—1. Shelton. Virginia State: Viscount Montgomery, 2. H Thompson. Howard: 3, Battle, Marshal tions and they’re confident of Hampton. is) feet. 9H inches. at El Alamein, also Medley relay—l. Hampton (Eason. British hero carrying on during the regular Curry. Hicks): attend. Brown. 2. Howard; 3. will season. no third. 3:59.4. President, fascinated Miie relav—l. Hamnto" (Car-in-fm The Vice Battle. Ayers. Hicks): 2. Howard; 3. no by the bloopei toss of Bobo Harris will present the follow- third. 3:39.0. Newsom —the ex-Nat and prac- ing batting order: Yost, 3b; Jim tically ex-everywhere pitcher—- Busby, cf; Vernon, lb; Jensen, Phillips TV Nine Winner Words can’t describe a has declared he will loft the rs; Pete Runnels, ss; Wood, If; Phillips * a group of Terwilliger, 2b: Mickey Grasso, TV baseball team first pitch among scored scrambling players. Thereafter, c, and Porterfield, p. a 6-3 victory over Atchi- [A/ MADE IN THE U.S.A. son and Keller yesterday with Porterfield and Reynolds The Yankees, trying to become at « J trafiMM Fairlawn. WEBSTER taking over, the pitching will the first team to win five suc- W' be swift. cessive pennants and favored to Porterfield Wants New Pattern. accomplish that objective, will Porterfield, tast-balhng ace of line up with Rizzuto, ss; Joe Col- AUTO Washington's rather thin staff, lins, lb; Gene Woodling, If; RADIOS lost a 3-0 decision to the Boston Mickey Mantle, cf; Yogi Berra, Expert Repair Servlet C; Hank Bauer, Red Sox in last year's opening rs; Gil McDoug- D. J. Kaufman D. 3b; Billy Martin, 2b, L. $. JULLIEN, Washington, C. game. That established a pat- ald. Inc. . Artcraft Washington, D. C. tern for the former paratrooper, Reynolds, p. 1443 f St N.W NOrth 7-8075 Bradshaw’sFootwear...Shoe Store Alexandria, Virginia for during 1952 he was shut out Hutzler's— Baltimore, Maryland seven times and lost 1-0 games The Hub Bel Air, Maryland to Virgil Trucks’ no-hitter and — Shinnamon’s Shoe Store Cumberland, Maryland Mickey McDermott’s one-nitter H. P. 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