CARMS 132 LBS. Business, Pages C-8-10 Garden, Page C-ll i gunfad ' "" Round Table Sets "" Sports TWELVE PAGES WASHINGTON, C„ C Two More Marks D. JANUARY 25, 1959 ARCADIA. Calif., Jan. 24 1 same weight assigned for next (AP>.—Round Table, carrying : month's $145,00Q - guaranteed a staggering 132 pounds, aet : Santa Anita Handicap—also at a new track record today as i a mile and one-quarter, he romped home by five lengths i Today was the first time in Morrow Sweeps s in the (28.260 San Santa history Dashes; Anita's that a Star Marcos Handicap over a mile and one i horse had lugged more than quarter on the grass at Santa , 130 pounds into the winner’s Anita. circle. Discovery and Citation The time of 1:68% was also i had tried, but failed. a new North American grass Had Missed Earlier course record. Table, Spotting the 16 to 26 Round too. missed Gutowski, Bragg field month Set Mark earlier this 15-4!/2 pounds, racing’s money when he all-time gave away winner the way around 17 pounds to Hills- led all dale and was nipped by the rolling course and pulled a head away in the 7-furlong San Carlos at will in the back stretch. Handicap. Willie Shoemaker was looking It was Stead Posts back through the stretch as the fifth time in U. S. Handicap Round Table's magnificent his mount glided to the wire. ca- reer that he has been under New Record Earnings (1,363.189 2 minutes for the mile and one- quarter. No other thorough- Upset by - The winner’s share of (16,700 bred has cracked 2 minutes Stars In High Jump boosted Round Table's total for the distance more than earnings to (1,363,189. twice. By BILLFUCHS * ? BUr Eddie Schmidt was second Round Table, flying the Kelly- 1 'l*T* pill S§|||§l fIF jifc|iSWl St»ff Writer Venezuelan Bobby Morrow, hero of followed by Andrew Alan and Green silks of Travis M. Kecr, the 1956 Olympics, made a Anxious Moment. the Oklahoma oil millionaire, V, * **¦ sweep clean Round Table, the heavy broke quickly from the Petard Easy Winner 'HHr Jtt of the sprint series, but fa- start- it was the vorite, paid (3.10, (2.60 and ing gate as 48,860 fans watched Os Royal Palm Over field men the (2.20: through smoggy vaulters and jumpers Eddie Schmidt returned a overcast. He ' who (4.90 and (3.20 and Andrew held the lead from wire to wire. Sharpsburg, Nadir won the hearts of a full hodfce (3.10. of 5,300 fans watching the Alan Irish-bred Anxious Moment, MIAMI, Fla., (AP). K 12th Jan. 24 I ft ’ Hpßwi ,/'7 Star Games last night in the Round Table carried the See ROUND TABLE, Page C-7 —Petare, a big 8-year-old horse Armory. America, whipped from South The sprint series, the 11 of the best handicap horses show training stealer here the last three years, now in in Florida in provided a good look the (33,300 Royal Palm Handi- P A at the ' r good-looking Abilene Christian cap at Hialeah Park today.. Wm 0 College Petare, only a 11 student who walked off who arrived here with Gold last Monday Venezuela, three Medals In the WIN, LOSE OR from l ¥ big games in Australia. fit ran the mile and a furlong in lirM I 1:48% and whipped Sharpsburg But with Duke’s Dave Sime and Western Michigan’s By FRANCIS by three parts of a length. Ira DRAW STANN Nadir, the 3 to 4 favorite Murchison forced to miss the with the crowd of 21,176, action. Morrow’s competition fin- % was ished third. BBKKKrMJ 1 not of the sharpest and he ** '* * j won Petare. sharing equal weight “i' ,j’ ~ ’i¦ / the 70, 80 and 100-yard in with Nadir at 120 pounds, was , dashes so-so times. Os This and That simply the best horse of the Four Records Fall BOBBY MORROW, WINNER of three Olympic gold lot as he moved into the lead medals, who swept the sprint series in The Star Games last rounding the far turn and went Four records were smashed night, finishes his college work at Christian on to win. in this, the area’s only major Abilene in indoor meet, Texas this June and is working for an oil with Bob Gutow- promoter, but Ricci Tavi Fourth ski and Don Bragg sharing a the sprint star plans to try for the 1960 Olympic team. Petare, owned by Anselino A, new vaulting mark, underdog “With the Indoor meets, the Pan-Am Games and the dual Charles Stead of Villanova meet Dorato and ridden by Gustavo win- with Russia this summer,” Morrow says, “I believe Avila, paid (32.30, (13.20 ning the high Jump with a rec- and leap I can stay in shape.” (4.90 across Sharps- ord and John Macy lower- the board. ing The 1953 Browns, last American League team "to rep- burg returned (8.20 and (4. his own mark in the wto- resent Nadir (2.40 to mile run. Another mark was St. Louis, are remembered as a pretty awful ball returned show. by club, finishing Ricci Tavi finished fourth, set John Humcke in the mile with a 54-100 mark, five games behind the walk. seventh-place Philadelphia followed by such performers as Athletics. Yet 10 of the Browns Air Pilot, Kingmaker, Saferris, There was surprise, still are in the majors, too, in with Roy Sievers, Bob Turley, Don Our Sirdar, Little Porter, Wise the 600-yard run, where an un- Larsen and Vic Wertz all drawing sizable pay checks. Margin, Revoque and Amerigo heralded provisional starter, The others, still playing are Clint Courtney, Les Petare, a fine looking bay Nick Ellis of Morgan State, up- Moss, set Billy Hunter, Bobby Young, Johnny Jin} horse by Moslem out of Col- the defending champion, Groth and Pisoni. lette, Culbreath, Close friends of Terry Brennan say let Air Pilot and King- OVER THE TOP AT 15 FEET 4% 14 6 John and Glenn the ex-Notre maker set the early pace while INCHES— Gutowski missed once at feet inches. Both Davis, the super Dame coach is most bitter toward Leahy, Bob Gutowski of the Quantico Marines gave vaulters broke the meet record of 15-4 set by athlete from Frank who was he stayed in third position Ohio State. • Brennan’s predecessor. “He never as the capacity crowd at Armory with Bob by let up his sniping,” they rounded the clubhouse the a thrill Richards in 1955.—Star Staff Photo Other winners included Lee a quoted as this leap, but he was placed to Eton Paul Schmick. (Full page pictures Page source Terry saying of Leahy. . . . Eddie turn. second of on Calhoun in the 70-yard hurd- Bragg, height, les, Arcaro, who not only is riding splendidly but often at After the first half mile. who cleared the same because C-5). Ed Moran of Penn State in Santa Anita these days, has coihe up a gimmick Petare was still in third and the mile and Norm Williams with new running easily. Georgetown for the operates He took over of in the 1,000- restaurant which he in Los Angeles. the lead there, yard Winning pickets with a head run. on the last race at Santa Anita each margin over Kingmaker. He day now qualify as legal had half length KENNEDY, WHITENER STAND OUT Pole Vault ThriUer tender at Eddie’s chop house. a lead as they 11,1 So, if one turned for ¦ . dines at Arcaro’s, it isn’t necessary to wait in home. Demaret Tops Griffs to Test The crowd was treated to a line to cash a last-race magnificent duel in the pole w^mer. Sharps burr Comes Fast * ? W-L vault between Bragg, the Villan- Nadir, Takes Crown ova star, INFLATIONARY NOTE: With owned by the Clai- and Gutowski, the the Preakness purse now borne Farms and by Quantico Marine from increased to $150,000 (it’ll ridden Bill Springs 9 Farmhands Occi- added probably gross Palm dental up - $180,000), Hartack. moved to chal- who owns the world re» . the Triple Crown is not only tha most honored achieve- lenge and Hartack went to In Scholastic Games cord of 15 feet 9% inches. ment his • a race horse can attain, but it is also the work on mount but the big By SLAY the meet books. Cardozo Others, such as Mel sport’s bay Kentucky-bred. DICK | owned Schwarz, most worthwhile. Pimlico, Churchill Downs and ‘Belmont couldn’t By 2 Star Staff Writer. the old record of 3:39.1, set in Al the fomer Maryland star, and catch Strokes Orlando the South American Washington-Lee High Earl Poucher, Park now have put up $375,000 ifi added money for speedster. School I the inaugural meet in 1955. another Marine the PALM SPRINGS, Calif., Jan. locked up the team champion- At night. B-CC’i foursome of By BURTON who hails from Florida, fell by Preaknef®, Kentucky Derby ($125,000) and Belmont Sharpsburg, with ! HAWKINS Howard 24 (AP).—Jimmy t Demaret ship of the Fifth annual scho- Paul White, Githrie, Star Staff Writer the wayside at 14 feet. But Gut- ($100,(MW). About the safest race you Grant riding, came on !i forged Bob bet can.make is fast in ! into the lead of the (15,- lastic division of the Star ' Knight Bowles and Art Gauss owski and Bragg kept blasting that the -Belnflont will become the final 70 yards to take sec- i 000 The Senators have invited higher a $125,000 race within the Thunderbird Invitational Games early last night with- won by a good 20 yards after promising off to spaces, with the ond money from the tiring ! golf tournament today at the nine of their more next few weeks. i out competing In any of the ! building a huge lead in early the crowd roaring approval as each Nadir. Air Pilot hung on toil;end of the third round. three evening high farmhands to train with soared Tom Bell of Trans-World Airlines was amused the finis fifth. events for ' legs. Runnerup McKinley also varsity next month at Orlando. over the bar. They fin- The dapper Texan, plays schools. ally hit 15 4%, other day when, oh a trip to Scottsdale, Ariz., the young “When we hit the who broke the old mark in the aft-; Fla., where Manager Cookie feet to break tha three-! out of Kiamasha W-L, which also won in 1956, meet record of 15 feet set by lady who handles press relations at the Safari eighth pole, I knew we had it,” j,I Lake, N. Y„ • ernoon with a 3:37.2 clocking-{ Lavagetto will inspect them and 4 Hotel ! wrecked par 71 or the Thunder- retired after the daytime events 1 Vernon Kennedy of Dunbar’ possibly offer hasty promotion Bob Richards in 1955. confessed she never heard of Ted Williams. “Is some- See HIALEAH,Page with 23 points. Bethesda- this C-7 I bird Country dub with a 64, Vi ' became the only double winner to the majors if they glitter. i Then they moved the bar one I should know?” inquired -1 ! Chevy Chase, competing she when the impending which gave him a 54-hole score for the ’ of the scholastic meet when he From the Chattanooga up to 15 feet 7% and stay of first time, and'Spingarn were roster both the Red Sox and Williams at the Safari was men- 1 of 199 and a firm 2-stroke lead • won the 100 in 10.3 seconds, Pitchers Jack Kralick, failed. For Bragg it was the the only schools which could : willcome tioned. The Sox have switched their training base from Huge lowa Tackle over his nearest rival. 1 three-tenths over his times in Tom McAvoy and Bill Felker, first miss of the night, while 1 catch the Generals, and their ' the heats and semifinals. Gutowski missed Sarasota, Fla. “There are no short fences at the Scotts- Demaret, who won this Outfielder Jimmy Hall and his first try Signed by tournament in 1953, 1956 I chances were snuffed out in t at 14 feet 6. Under the new dale ball park,” Bell adds, “and Williams will have Cardinals and the 70-yard high hurdles and Wins 60 and 100 First Baseman-Outfielder Len to do CHICAGO, 24 (AP).— 1957, in 33- I I AAU rule of no ties, this de- some real power hitting poke out of Jan. toured the course {the 100-yard dash finals early lacker. Charlotte will con- to one the park. And The Chicago today 31—64 for the par 36-35—71 Kennedy, a slim and cided the trophy in when he sees the amount real Cardinals at night. 5-foot 7Vi tribute Pitchers Jim Kaat facor of of estate he will have to signed one of the biggest play- test. senior who did not compete last Dlek Griffith as well as Out- ! the Camp Lejuene Marine. cover leftfleld, in > , • in with Jim Piersall not alongside to help ers Big Ten history, 305- Alone at 201 was young Wes- Meet Record Falls year because of a pulled leg tßder Dan Dobbek, while out, pound 60-yard Dennis Defeated Ted may decide to use himself sparingly on defense.” Charles MacLewis, tack- ley Ellis, Jr., another Texas- muscle, won the dash Pitcher Bert Guenthner will be • However, - Chevy everybody le for lowa’s Rose Bowl cham- Bethesda the afternoon in 6.4 seconds. inikported from Fox Cities. Exciting, too, was the high Did notice that the San Francisco Forty- i born pro from Aldecress, N. J.. Chase the last event, the jin pions won 1 beating Donald Pailen of Spin- 25-year-old jump, where Stead scored Niners now have drafted sons of tw6 famous football With 34-34—65. Tied at 203 mile relay fDobbek, left- over ' MacLewis, 6-foot-6, was se- in 3:36.2 to take gam by about a yard. may the defending champion stars, both tackles? They are were Ken Venturi, last year's place points. hitnded hitter, have the and Bronko Nagurski, jr„ and lected sixth in pro draft second with 19Vi Kennedy led the 100 all the brightest sticking. George Dennis, Fred Sington, jr. the winner with a 68. and Bo Win- with chance of favorite. with a The elder Slngton played the outfield by the Detroit Lions for the Dunbar was third 17 ; way, but Wakefield’s John years ago Dressen, record leap of 6 Vi, inger who matched Demaret's points. McKinley, which Two Chuck feet 8 break- for the Senators for a time after his grid days at Cardinals, completing a deal was 1 > Zwerner was closing fast at manager of the Senators, ing by a half an inch the form- 64 for the round. B-CC the final then Alabama. which sent Guard Doug Hog- second to in the finish, losing by a foot or was toying with idea of er mark set by Charles event, came in fourth with 15 the Holding ** * * land to the Lions last season. Leader Drops Behind ' two. Tyrone Mason df Spingarn promoting him, but the Army of the Armed Spingarn Forces. and fifth with 13. ; in fifth, which was not grabbed Dan for two years. Dennis, who topped SHORTLY BEFORE RED BLAIK ended speculation Ji Ferree of Cardoza, points came 6 feet 9 Unheralded m which scored 40 high enough to enable his team in two previous meets this as to how Army’s lonely got signals Winston-Salem. N. C., who led last year for victory, tied J sea- end his last fall, was to catch W-L in the team race. Standout in Army son, slipped times trying York the field going into the round, for eleventh with BVi, three All-America Pete Dawkins illustrated the extensive grip Named Coach First night event for high Before being inducted to make 6-3. Stead dropped back after two straight B-CC the meet record for Dob- normally of football on the public by telling of his appearance BOSTON, Jan. 24 (AP).— set schools was the 70 hurdles, won batted .340 N. winds up seccvid, third or Rudy 66s to a 72 and a tie at 204 the mile relay m-the afternoon bek at Hobbs. before a committee of intellectuals,” York, 45, former home- by Bill Flippin of Episcopal m slamming fourth, but among his “cobwebbish who with five other pros, Billy Max- trials in 3:34.8. chopping 4.3 Mfex.. 23 home runs creden- examined hijp run hitting first baseman, 10- J and batting tials is a 6 feet 9Vi leap for for a Rhodes Scholarship which he was night ! well, 68: Lloyd Mangrum, with oldest mark on i See SCHOOL, Page C-4 in 144 runs in ad- a jbrushed was named a Red Sox| seconds off the HIGH dition to leading the league share of the NCAA record, co- awarded. “I up on my Plato and Keats and on replacing his third straight 68; Jack coach, Paul Schreiber, 1 triples owned by Phil Reavis, another the American economic system—questions batting in with 16. The 6-foot, I wa§ sure practice pitcher. See DEMARET, Page C-2 190-pounder ex-Villanovan. they’d ask me,” I hit .371, with 21 Dawkins related. “And what did they ask? and 65 runs batted Morrow, who was making his The first thing was, homers in. 'How did the lonely end get his A&| With Fort Sill over a two-year first start on a board track, signals?’ I thought my chances were down when I de- Tennessee Team period. He’s a graduate of finished second it> his 70-yard clined to tell them, but I managed to make the grade.” UNITAS AND BROWN HEAD UST Western Michigan. heat to Frank Budd, Villanova freshman, but led in the The Chicago Bears’ 19th choice, Kaat, lefthander from Zee- 70 draft Chris Plain of a final the way to beat out Ken Stanford, same man was land, Mich., who just turned i is the young who All-Northern Leads Women's Track Kave of this city in 7.2 seconds. Virginia 20, led the Pioneer League with tackle at Washington-Lee High School and metro- Top ! Olympics, Bob Brown, Penn State Nation's Stars By i| peted last and GEORGE HUBER in the 16 victories, losing nine. He politan schoolboy . sophomore was shot-put champion. . . Roy Harney, Star S'aff Writer. ! Alfrances Lyman. also paced the loop in earned- third in this who left as general manager Tennessee A&Iathletes scored and second in the 80 and 100, of the Phillies to return to Starting the uasb for A&I run average at complete a one-two-three sweep in the , 2.99. won by Morrow by inches. His his old job as assistant to George Weiss of the Yankees, Hailed at TD Dinner was Wilma Rudolph, winner of games with 15 and strikeouts; three dash last night time in the 80 was 8.1 and thinks the Milwaukee Braves will be in trouble without events ( the 50-yard test in 6.2 seconds with 245. in By F. ATCHISON speakers, to run off with a major share the 100 it was 9.8 seconds, not Red Schoendienst. “They never got LEWIS [toastmaster, and other f ahead of Martha Hudson and baseball, won until they him Star Stall Writer the players up of -honors in the Women's Na- | In all organized near the records owned by from the Giants,” Harney contends, they were called for Margaret Mathews. Still an- majors Kaat ranked “and were always j Led by Vice President Nixon, i , their awards. They included tional AAU indoor champion- ( Shirley included. Continued on Page C-3, a other A&I speedster. fifth in strikeouts. He was Col. 1 lot easier to beat on any day that he wasn't playing.” i some 1.400 members of the f 1Quarterbaok Randy Duncan of ships at the Armory as part ( Crowder, last year’s winner of * signed after compiling a 6-0 *** Touchdown Club and guests i 1 lowa's Rose Bowl champions: of the Star Games. title, last night this took fourth.. record at Hope College, Mich. A “JOE JUDGE ADMIRER”writes: “Joe is undoubtedly paid tribute to top- Bob Novogratz, crack Army They also came up with one BASKETBALL ranking stars of the guard; Bob Frulla, Third Dash Winner drilled with the Senators in correct when he states that some deserving ball players football ! George | of last night’s two *-elays titles, Nation at the club’s 24th Washington guard, ! training last year and was are left out of the Fame. entirely an- and Lt. and yesterday morning pro- The third dash winner SCORES Hall of He is wrong, I nual awards dinner at the Huston Patton of Eglin Air from 'mpressive in squad games He’s protests duced the only double winner , was sophomore however, when he that he isn’t deserving him- Nashville S-4 and weighs 195 pounds. m WASHINGTON | Sheraton-Park Hotel. Force Base. Patton, a quarter- of the meet. t AFES self, women’s Hudson, who won the Baltimore U. T 5 GalUndet «T and he was wrong about Johnny Evers. Evers’ life- ! The President, making back, was selected as the out-; Martha Quantico 6» Jackionrltle U. 19 Vice A standout for the Nashville ; in 11.4 seconds, only three- Mexican League Product time average not a second his appearance at the standing armed forces player 100 OTHER GAMES of .269 is bad for baseman third ¦ school last night- was Lucinda | tenths over the record, with Altred lech 81 Jamestown (N. Y.) At hitting against power (with dinner, climaxed a long but en- . for the second straight year. Tucker 29. is a righthanded Army 80 MassachuHetts I>B those pitchers a so-called 1 Williams, an A&I senior who j •uHiiru 8< Georgia 01 tertaining program by present- The club also followed its Miss Daniels second and Miss hitter who batted .328. with R-lmoni dead ball). He was a real glove man, a take-charge guy, was one of America’s few win-|] Abbev 83 Catawba 38 ing trophies to • custom of honoring outstanding Mathews third. 21 homers and 29 stolen bases, Rla<*f»M 81 93 K*'-xvill- ft and had tremendous flghtifig spirit and intelligence. He Quarterback ners of women’s events in last* ' Tennessee’s school's | Broome Tech 38 N. Y. City Toch »ft Johnny Unitas of the Baltimore i youngsters in presenting awards The with Poza Rica of the Mex- r m-H-ttl W Xavier
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