IN TOURNEY FINAL TONIGHT THE EVENING STAR Confidence Washington, D C. Up Eagles to Try Saturday, March 4, 1961 Sports A-11 Warriors Hope to Get As Spingarn For Fourth M-D ROOKIE'S FAST BALL HUMS 3d Straight Over W-L Makes Hit By CARL SELL Peterson's winning shot came Takes 2d Title Title Maloney Star Staff Writer after he had missed a long one- Tonight Unbeaten Wakefield High hander from the side of right By JOHN MELOY By LEWIS F. ATCHISON School has to knock off neigh- the court. But Pete got the re- Star Staff Writer In Bt»r Staff Writer Cincinnati for the bound and pushed it back in to Camp boring Washington-Lee Spingarn High School's con- Only Mount St. Mary's ever third time this the Generals the decision. season tonight give fidence soared skyward after By the AssocUted Press hurled three scoreless innings four Mason-Dixon in the final of the Northern Many observers thought that < its second consecutive won straight winning Twenty-three years ago, a in a squad game. He allowed Virginia Group 1-A basketball Peterson’s first shot hit the : basketball Conference basketball tourna- Interhigh League big rookie with a humming fast only one hit and did not walk tournament at W-L to earn piping which holds up the i title. This distinction earned a ments, but American University ball, a quiet determination and a batter. berth in next week’s State finals backboard and should have i them the right to meet formida- will try to match that record an impressive minor league I It was Koufax’ third ap- at Charlottesville. been called out of bounds. But 1 ble Catholic DeMatha, League strikeout record made the > pearance In five days. His rec- tonight —at the Mounts’ big- The Warriors last night pol- the call wasn’t made and champion,< at 8:30 pm. Wednes- ex- the gest impression among the!ord as a starter past two ished off in Mount Vernon Coach Mike ( for the title Annandale, 66-45, day city at Mary- pense. pitchers in the Cincinnati Reds’! seasons was 8-6 and 8-13. didn’t the second game of a semifinal Skinner protest since he ] land University’s Cole Field The championship game is training camp. Lown double-header at W-L. Carl was at the other end of the House.] Greenberg Signs scheduled for 8:30 with no That Peterson’s court and didn’t a clear pre- same season of 1938, layup with only have "We are confident of victory Two other pitchers. Camilo look at the liminary. the youngster, Johnny Vander three seconds remaining gave play. ( against DeMatha,” Coach Wil- Pascual of the Minnesota pitched two consecutive W-L a Meer, 43-41 victory over W-L held a 37-30 lead mid- 1 liam Rountree said after his The Eagles gained the title Twins and Turk Lown of the y no-hit, no-run games in a Mount Vernon in the first con- way of the final quarter be- I 1 team overwhelmed Eastern for HL' - I round by upsetting arch-rival Chicago White Sox, did their record - test. fore Lentz led Mount Vernon the third time this 81- breaking performance a season, work with a pen. Catholic University, 58-52, after that has never been matched. Wakefield, which has held comebaek that finally knotted I 64, yesterday beforfe a turn- Hank Greenberg, the White Mount St. Vandy, southpaw, went to first place in the league all the count with 1:05 left on, i away crowd at McKinley Tech. Mary’s defeated a on Sox’ vice president, signed win 15 games that year and season, has beaten W-L, 44-35,! Butch Shackelford’s foul shot. John Moffatt, Eastern coach, i f JI I Randolph-Macon, 86-75, before Lown and then left for New become National on with one of the at Wakefield, and 48-42, the Gerry Francis sank nine of was1 very impressed Spin- 3,000 fans in the semifinals last York to talk to Pitcher Bob Generals’ home court. The! gam’s performance. “If they League’s leading pitchers. Shaw. Shaw is 10 shots from the floor and 1 night at CU. the only un- are a play like they did today, they , This spring, another young- Warriors riding 22-game three-for-three at the foul line 1 ' Mt B signed White Sox player. streak. can beat he AU’s victory atoned for a ster. Jim Maloney, has made winning Ito pace Wakefield’s victory. 1 anybody,” com- First Baseman - Outfielder mented. 70-66 loss to CU earlier in the the most impressive showing. The Generals’ victory over! Rolf Russart was right be- 1 I Julio Becquer ended his holdout Ollie Johnson and Wil- campaign, and win the Reds' moundsmen. Mount Vernon ended the sen-; hind Francis with 20 points, 10 Roy a tonight among !with the Los Angeles Angels. kins, as have been all sea- would be doubly sweet because sational scholastic career of of them in the final quarter. 1 they Koufax in Bullpen Becquer will enter the United St. the Majors'Marty Lentz. Marty Ricky Duques, the fancy ball- ; son, were the workhorses for Mount Mary's whipped the States through Mexico early twice in a had 17 points, far below his! i handler, and Gerry Spadetti Spingarn.1 They combined for Eagles rolling up "His fastball is a real hum*-!! next week to join the club. 47 and 28 14-0 record. 37-point plus average, but still each chipped in with 11 points ' points rebounds. perfect conference mer,” Manager Fred Hutchin- Becquer must enter through an David Bing. Spingarn’s play- M iii I fl iKk played outstanding ball' ' for the Warriors. American used a zone defense son said yesterday after watch-, another country due to the lack maker and fine game. ! Wash.-Lea O.P.PU. Mt. Wren G.F.Pts. 1 ball handler, effectively against CU and the ing Maloney pitch batting! of diplomatic relations between Hummer 4 311 Kellum 113 1 turned in a Lentz wound up with 770; sparkling perfor- score was a throwback to the practice. “It doesn’t take long the United States and Cuba. non Shalford 5 212 . Lippy besides 15 points this season, by far the Burroughs 3 17 Lentz ft 1 17 1 mance, netting old center-jump days with AU for the hitters to learn to 1 The batters got in their licks .3 Stout 0 2 Mfljrwn Peterson 17 2] Teammate Donald most ever in one a points. him. He’s a nice yesterday. Rookie Second Base- year by 4 1 0 Gough .317$ grinding out a 20-15 lead in the respect kid,! Hodgdon Hicks contributed 13. Virginia schoolboy. His career Sutton 3 3 9 Corder 0 0 0 J first half. Whether it will work but he’s mean when he's out man Jake Woods was the hit- Eastern’s total only threat came middle the ting star of Detroit’s first was 1,473. Totals 17 »43 Totals 17 741 , against the taller and sharper there in the of camp when it pulled to within six | Halftime: 23-19. W-L. Mountaineers remains to be mound.” game. He banged out an inside- points, 36-30, with five min- and two sin- G.F.Pts. ’ seen. Maloney, a righthander, was the-park homer Ann'dale G.F.Pts. Wsket'ld left the 4 1 0 0 O 0 utest in third period. Woods Huther Peters ' not particularly kind to South- gles. is up from Denver Atherton 5 Barr o 3 3 i 313 But Spingarn turned on the Cardinals Cold of the Elka 3 3 9 Russart ft 420 ern Association batters last American Association. oft 5 11 whenever needed. Don Ardell of has Bl'kenb’er 3 Duques 11 power (23) George Washington 162 in 3 3 5 11 which season. He struck out Clemente in Form Staples 2ft Spadetti Willie Johnson, the but Dan Howe of Citadel Catholic, made only Surrattsville B 0 0 0 Francis 9 321 although! ball, (15) The Smith five of 36 couldn’t 161 innings while winning 14 O O 0 outscored Jerome attempts, Mayo ( by Chambers doesn’t to believe it as he makes a fu- Roberto Clemente, one of the O'Connor o 0 o i appear basket games and losing five. In 11 one a buy a in the first half 0 by point, was standout stars of the world Cox 0 tile reach. is Dick Markowitz of with the 20- champion Watching The Cardinals did better in the games Cincinnati, for Eastern. The former foot- Pittsburgh Pirates, hit two balls 9 45' Totals 25 16 66 1 GW. The Colonials defeated The year-old from Fresno, Calif., Totals 18 ball star made 14 and Citadel, second, pulling even with its out Seeks 3d Title 1 Halftime: 34-23, Wakefield. points of the park in the Bucs’ in semifinals of the Confer- six had a 2-6 mark, fanning 48 in led the fight under the back- 94-87, Southern rival times before Al Dillard initial batting drill. Gino • ence last and Bob ;64 innings. By GEORGE BRAGAW ] boards. I tournament night at Richmond. Lindquist sent the Cimoli, another outfielder, also SDinrirn G F Pts. EaiUrn While Contributing Writer G F Pt.’ (Story on —AP Eagles ahead for keeps. Lind- Maloney is apparently slammed one over the fence. 0 Joh'on 10 H'IO Greene 3 0 R Page A-10.) Wirephoto. Point Bows Wilkins 7 ! quist was AU’s leading being groomed for a starting In baseball Sec- should High 10 121 Price 014 scorer other news. Surrattsville provide Bing 5 1 0 515 Bonds 21 with 24 points. But role, the Los Angeles Dodgers ond Baseman Julian Javier Hicks 313 Chambers 5 515 Dillard, of the in the 2 0 4 top game Maryland Kirkle, W Job son 7 0 14; next with 12. did a tremendous seem to be tapping lefty Sandy the St. Louis Cardinals was 1 To Glen Burnie Pope O 0 o Merchant 10 District 2 basketball 2 job under the Koufax for bullpen duty this triple- Loaan 1 0 2 Brock errr 3 0 0’ backboards. sidelined for a few days with Wlth'spoon 000 Lemmell 1 13; This was the word from year. a . header at Mount virus. . . Suitland tonight, In State Hunt 0 0 0 Spencer 1 0 2 St. Mary's either tired Philadelphia Man- Playoff Dawson n 0 Ahead as 10 the Dodgers’ o at Vero when the defending State Class Navy Colleges or eased up in the second half quarters ager Gene Mauch expressed SEVERNA PARK. Md.. Mar. Anderson 000 Beach, Fla., where Koufax B titlests play Lackey In the against Randolph-Macon but displeasure with Outfielder 4 (Special'. Glen Burnie Totals 35 15 s 1 Totals 29 «04 ' .... - Tony Curry’s avoirdupois. middle contest that determines Halttime: had matters in hand all Curry School a 34-22. Spingarn. Enter Gymnastics Finals safely High opened 14-point is 15 suburban entrants in the way. Al 6-foot-2 pounds overweight. . . . Maryland at but had Roberts, a advantage halftime 1 class and C from Frank Lane. Kansas City’s ac- A, B. championship shoot- ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 4 (AP).—. • horse, horizontal bar and par- freshman Pawtucket. R. 1., to rely on superior foul tive eliminations. Penn State's Gregor Weiss, the ! allel bars seored 18 points in sparking AU Trails general manager, served to hold off High Point, respectively. Loyola ing Blair Winds a second-half notice he’s ready to trade with Surrattsville routed Calvert Up defending all-around champion, Navy, the 1961 Eastern team 1 Randolph-Macon 64-61, here last night in a State the New led rally. But the best the Yellow- York Yankees unless County, 85-52. last night while 49 qualifiers in last night's i champion with a record of 10-0, In Mason-Dixon Class AA playoff. a few other American League Lackey had little trouble in de- Unbeaten Slate preliminary round of the East- ¦ led the 10 colleges and uni- jackets could do was close the Glen Burnie. which lost this teams do business with him. feating Great Mills, 66-53. Montgomery Blair High ern Intercollegiate Gymnastic i versities with 11 qualifiers for 1 Rap to 10 points, 85-75, with playoff a year ago to Bladens- Title School last night League 34th annual individual round. less than a minute to play. Swimming Frederick Sasscer, which burg, the eventual State cham- completed s ! today's championship unbeaten basketball championship will meet the Class AA an sched- competition. Temple and Penn State each Defending champion Ameri- edged Leonardtown, 54-53, on pion, 1 Mounts Ahead at Half ule for the second time in four Weiss, who compiled a whop- had 10 men qualify. Pittsburgh can University trails Rick Tablott’s basket with winner from Western Maryland ' Loyola by Terp Wrestlers years with an 85-46 romp over ping 539 points to take the 5. and three seven seconds to go, meets in the first round of the State- ¦ i Army. Syracuse Spring- Jerry Savage, Ed (Whitey) points entering tonight’s Northwood at Blair. all-around title last had field 4 each and West half of the Mount Airy of Carroll County wide eliminations starting 1 year, I Vir- Pfeiffer; and Dave Samuels led last Mason-Dixon Far Ahead in Bob Windsor paced the 453 points at the end of last ginia. 1. Conference swimming cham- in the class C game at 6. Sur- Thursday at Cole Field House , a first-half offense that gave Blazers’ 19th victory’ (against night's round. Nelson Hulme, de- ; pionships at Gallaudet rattsville and Lackey of Charles in College Park. Navy's the Mounts a 54-27 margin at College. ACC on& tie» by scoring 18 points, The versatile Nittany Lion i fending champion in the Tourney County play at 7:30, and High Point, champion of rope intermission. It was obvious Loyola won four of six events an took held giving him even 300 for performer the long horse climb, whizzed up the 20-foot ; that last to total 57 The is not whether Gaithersburg and Oxon Hill Prince Georges County, j Randolph-Macon, which night points question the season so far. ’ competition and finished third rope in 3.3 seconds to match I 1 the the play at 9 in a class A game. Glen Burnie to 5 points in the was not up to its best, was in at halfway mark but Tony University of Maryland will teammate Blair, which lost its only to Bob Seward in his Eastern record, but was tied forj Bicknell of AU win its Surrattsville will be seeking third quarter to narrow the a lacing. But Mount St. pulled the eighth straight-Atlantic game of the 1957-8 season in the free exercise. for first by Bob Winter of Syra- Coast its third District-2 but. although the personal * I Mary’s] sag in the second half night's big upset in winning Conference wrestling straight gap Weiss also the Maryland State finals, ad- qualified to com- cusc. William Pfingstag of the . the 200-yard backstroke to tournament title. The Hornets have lost fouls were almost even, suf- —especially when the Jackets help tonight at Cole vances to that same tourna- pete in three additional events Middies, who tied Hulme last < the to 54 in their last fered from 11 fewer free throws ’ chalked up nine straight points Eagles points. Field House, but whether It only one game 42, today with finishes ment next week, facing Mil- of fifth,! year, tied for third in 3.7 sec- after, will dropping a close contest to than the Anne Arundel Coun- ’ play was resumed, in- Bicknell placed last among surpass the record 109 ford Mill of Baltimore County second and second in the side! onds. Laurel this season. ty five, |,dicated that Coach Jim Phe- the qualifiers, th?n won the points it scored in 1958. at 9 p.m. Friday at Cole Field - lan’s five. ! men will have their work final in 2:37.3, five seconds The have Class C House. Terps 82 points so G F Pt*. O Pt. F cut out for better than his F. Saa*e?r Leanardt’n F.Pta. High O FPII Gl. Burnie G Pts , : , i them tonight. qualifying time, far and have Cranford 1* 422 Thompson 2 2ft'Tucker <» o 0 Oabe 0 4 4 ; Northw'd G.F.Pts. Blglr G F Pts ; qualified wres- 1 4 5 s for AU’s Hopkins 5 212 Pruitt 2 2 « ' Olson 2 2 6 Law 5 7 17 i ] Hrmrs 2 Windsor IHI The Mounts, which rolled lone victory in the tlers for each of the 10 class Poe 11 3 Gold rough 5 010 Dean o .3 .3 Blondeau 0 523 I GrimsleyJ 7 014 Goubeau 4 1 » Dell and Franks ( over events completed. Talbott 3 o ft Oatton 8 3 19 Holsey 5 5 15 Parsons 5 8 18 Hauft* 4 1 9 O’Neil fl 113 Bridgewater, 96-73, in its finals, eight winning semifinal <» Farmer 1 0 «i Jones 2 4 VanScoik ft 012 i Connors 5 111 Newville 0 2 2 2 Jackson 4 o tournament Roanoke is a distant third 0 4 Pistons debut, laced AU matches and two oth- Terry 3 17 Thaxton 0 2 2 Watson 2 4 Davis 5 13! yesterday „ o Stay ' in team Galt 5 5 5 with 20 Matthews 7 115 Wendt 414 Win in Moscow i 83-68 at Emmitsburg and scoring points, the Naimark 1 0 then, ers reaching final round Totals 23 ft 54 Totals 23 753 Ailstock 2 15 2 Jones 000 followed 1}Silver as if by Gallaudet with 8,! Halftime: 23-22. Frederick Sasscer. Feldman 2 0 4 Oil Martin 1 02 to prove it was no fluke, ;on byes. Perry 2 0 4 Reynold, ooo: MOSCOW, Mar. 4 (AP).— Catholic University with 6, Class B O 11 ; repeated on American’s home Totals 23 15 61 Totals 19 2ft 64 Chatham Tierney 1 0 2! North Carolina advanced six Lackey G F Pts. Grt. Mills G.F.Pts. Warner 000 Townsend 2 0 4! Baltimore University with 2 Halftime; In Americans Mike Franks and < court. 82-68. That should 41-27. Glen Burnie o j make Bowie ft 4 2<> Lamb 0 0 ! Bills 0 0 0 Mendelson ooo! Running wrestlers to the finals, while and Johns Hopkins with 1. Fogle non Hoffman 3 17 McWhorter 10 2 Don unnerved the Mount St. Mary’s at least a 10- 0 0 0 1 O 19 46 Dell, by ¦ North Carolina State and Vir- Langley Raspberry 2 Totals 10 By Uw Associated Press Summaries: Cornette o o o Mirrphy 1 o 2 point favorite tonight. But AU i r Totals 33 19 S 3 of a each. , ~ roars partisan Moscovite 1 ginia qualified two Bramell 2 2 6 Norris 4 4 12 Halttime: 41-20. Blair. j Rookie George Lee, Veteran 200-v»rd 0 2 supporters insist the visitors butterfly: I—Frelmuth Burns 5 212 Biddle 1 Georgetown Prep (Loyola>; 2—Williams .a Tomorrow Jewel Thief. Light Talk. »u.. . R. D Adams. Redmar. Hogan), Neale tween Detroit's Baltimore Holds Philadelphia at (TV) By the Associated Press Walt. Triumphs Shelley Boston Farm Spiegel), Leon G. Jones. Big McMil-; i Alamode tModie J. WEEKEND Cincinnati at New York Star X. lon SPORTS (TV) Maine—Babe Vapor Whirl. Frank Kampf. and New York's Johnny Los Angeles at Svracuse. , McCarron, Mrs Mary Keim. Hero’s In. BRng r Maine, outpointed Lee Ltd. (Frank Over Green the St. Louis at Detroit. i An?/ ,°, ,’ Alberta Ranches. Kerr Stable (Mr and Mrs Travis Longfellow 11 in second period. No Slim Mat Lead ON RADIQ-TV Williams. 12’i, Boston. 10. McMahon and G Max Belli. Flutter- Kerr and Mrs. Cecil Magana). Mr. toy. Big Smoky. Four-and-Twenly. Dick serious blows were landed and Gay Landing. 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As Spingarn Inrunning Eagles to Try Title Tonight Maloney Makes
