* THE EVENING STAI C-2 Washington, D. C. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10* 1954 | Knockout Win Helps Stalcup's Leadership Keeps Record Field to Run All-Army Champ's Glebes in Bowling Title Race By Rod Thomas | After last night’s matches average From time to time we’ve re- Mock’s was 125; Gueth- Bid for Title Crescenzi’s, In Breeders Stakes Gloves marked on the unusual profi- ler’s, 122; 122, and George Davis, the All-Army ciency of Bill Stalcup as a bowl- Nocero’s, 121. The team’s aver- champion from Fort Meade, is ing captain; Over the years the age was 619, nine points under season’s. Today at Hialeah making lean Virginian has come up with I last an all-out bid for the i The Glebes’ failure to main- By the Associated Press one winner after another, form- District Golden Gloves senior ing weren’t tain their standard of the last MIAMI,Fla., Feb. 10.—A bantamweight combinations that rec- title he missed particularly impressive on paper, ; campaign presented a challenge ord field of(12 thoroughbreds will winning by a hair last year. but becoming so by performance. ! to Stalcup. He’s met it like a three-furlong Showing power by dash down the his for the His latest creation is the true leader, example. nursery course at Hialeah today first time in this year’s Gloves Glebe Radio team in the Dis- Stalcup Bolsters Average. In the $15,000 added Florida | tourney, Davis blasted out a Major League, trict which won Last night, when the Glebes Breeders’ stakes. j first-round knockout victory the championship last season in If all go, the race will have a over Dick Hilliard of Quantico defeated Chevy Chase Chevrolet, a breeze, but finds the going 2-1, shot of gross value of $22,600, with $17.- iHttHfea VST Marines in one of the feature rough in defense of it. the Stalcup a set 397, dmSmmP At high for the match. Also it en- 025 going to the winner. Last mi bouts last night at Turner's moment the Glebes are second. year trenched him in first place in 18 started and the gross was Arena. On top by half game is a average. He alone of the $21,150. Both boys were swinging with Takoma. Glebes m Mgr is holding his own, better, in The record field at Hialeah all they had from the starting Off their performance or last sea- comparison with last season. was 19 starters in the Everglades bell, and the bout lasted only 1 son, in which hung up they a With an average of 128-13 for stakes last year. minute and 47 seconds before a league average, Today’s appears record for the 69 games, Stalcup is almost a feature to be stiff right put Hilliard away. Glebes figured to repeat with open, with Tilyou a full point ahead of his nearest wide Mrs. comfortable margin. At the start Christopher’s entry Silver Gilchrist Gets Decision. rival in the individual race— of Rab of the current season they had and Mrs. A. B. at 2 to 1 in the Joe Gilchrist of Northeast AC, Frank Micalizzi of Takoma. at least an 8-point bulge in aver- That 128 average has sustained early line. Silver Rab is the only the boy who shaded Davis for age on all rivals. starter with a victory to his credit the bantamweight title last year, the Glebes through their tribula- and carries top weight of 122 is fighting as a featherweight Rivals Not Impressed. tions. It isn’t reasonable to ex- pounds. this time, and he also was suc- The Glebes’ average 628. pect Stalcup to hold it to the was end. Os the 22 expected to start, 11 AND HE SURVIVED—Jockey Karl Korte escaped with a shaking up although several horses passed over him after this spill cessful last night. He knocked The league places a limit of 620 But it is reasonable to down of the Merrick ; expect the other Glebes to pick have never raced and five have in the driving finish of the fourth race at Hialeah yesterday. Korte, 20-year-old Pleasantville (N. J.) apprentice, falls as his Ray Morton on all teams except the defend- run only Club twice enroute to a ing up and, by the same token, to once. mount Virginia Oaks (No. 8) nears the finish line. Gene Martin, up on Star Delight (No. 3) looks back. Martin’s mount was while champions. Carrying 116 pounds unanimous decision victory. things, | win more regularly. will be disqualified for interference and placed last after finishing third. Robert L. Stevenson is (No. 2) and Charlie On the face of the out- Drafting Mister Dover, riding Upsetter Another Nfertheast AC battler look for the If they repeat, the victory can Room. Burr is up on Braniff (No. 11). The winner, Golden Aria, is not shown. —AP other seven teams in Tom G.. Suspenders. Game Wirephoto. who looked good was Middle- the all-star league appeared be traced to another outstanding 1 job of leadership by Prince, Happy s Sam and Royal weight Elsworth Gray. He bleak. Strangely it wasn’t—at Stalcup. stopped Ernest Stephens of Morse. least not in their - own eyes. In other District League All Quantico Marines in the first the others will carry 113 Week-End Ban Voted The consensus was: “The matches, Rex Engraving won pounds. They are Gorney, I Shoemaker Fined for Easing 2-Year-Old Cocker round for his second knockout Glebes were ‘over their heads’ triumph j three from National Bohemian Wishimay. Miss El Mono, Game of the tourney. last season. They won’t be as The novice division also with Bill King, the Rex sponsor, Heart, Miss Minstrel, Rosehue, good again.” shooting high On Bay Seine Fishing Mount in Santa Anita Race Dog brought out a number of fighters set of 411; Arcade Merriwolf. Mrs. A. B. Lite Star, Rules World; Apparently it was sound reck- Pontiac won By the who scored their second two from Gondola Reterita, Rosemere Gold. Collins ly th* Associated Press Associated Press !in 1953 and the current pace- victories oning. At this time a year ago tourney. Lightweight i Restaurant and Frederick, Md., Road. Dixie's Baby and Gay Joy. ARCADIA. Calif., Feb. 10.— setter at Santa Anita. in the all five Glebes—Tom Mock, Bub ANNAPOLIS. Md.. Feb. 10.— Willie Price of Marines defeated Takoma, 2-1. The race, restricted to 2-year- Jockey Shoemaker has Santa Anita holds the $15,000- Will Tour Circuit Quantico Guethler, Pat Crescenzi, Rocco The Week-end sports fishermen Willie stopped Donald Govan, unat- standings: Takoma, 40-26; olds foaled in Florida, attracted added Los Cerritos Handicap to- By the Associated Preii Nocero and Stalcup—were among Glebe, 41-28; Rex, 39-30; should have clearer sailing on been fined S2OO by the stewards jday tached, in the second round; Gon- 40 nominations. Wolf Gal, owned at 6 furlongs. The race is the top 10 bowlers In the league, dola, 35-34; Chevy at Santa Anita for easing the NEW YORK, Feb. 10. —Only Welterweight Andy Blanche of Chase. 31-35; by Mrs. Elmer Heubeck, Jr., Chesapeake Bay south of the limited to fillies and mares that each with an average in 32-37; of horse Sugar in the second two years old. Ch. Carmor’s Rise the Olympic Club beat Jesse excess Frederick. Arcade Pontiac, Ocala, won last year. bridge this summer, but seine Cube have not won SIO,OOO since they of 125. 27-39; race last Saturday. and Shine ‘looked down on the Coles, unattached, in the first National Bohemian, 25-41. fishermen will confine were 2-year-olds. have to When Shoemaker saw he canine set today from the loft- | round, and Light-heavyweight Shoemaker rides Auntie at 122 iest. their activities to week days. : :ouldn’t catch the winner. Shoe pounds, and Johnny Longden perch in dogdom the Newton Thompson of Quantico Busy ! champion of the Westminister Marines beat Tom Doyle Fort Ring Program The Maryland Senate yester- Me First, he failed to persist ! will be aboard Blue Butterfly, of Reds May Compete day enacted over Gov. McKel- with Sugar Cube, thinking he also with 122. The Kennel Club show. McNair in the first round. In Minors End Session rest of the Next the little Ascob din’s veto a ban on haul seine had the place clinched. Instead. lineup: 113; Flitting stop on all cases they were the second Outsmart. cocker spaniel's itinerary is the knockout Planned by Henry fishing between midnight Friday Mary Machree. coming fast at Past, 111; Banta, 107; Lap Full, victories scored by big Hartford, Conn., this these fighters. In Four U. S. Meets After to and sunup Monday. The ban, the wire, nipped Sugar Cube in 114; Speedy Ace, 116: Mab's fixture Plea Busch Clarence Henry, the Los An- week. By the Associated effective June 1, will apply to a photo Choice, 107; 108: Gay Kayo Press By the Attociated Preie geles heavyweight who fights Sienna 11. “Then.” said handier Ted Quick Artist. at the bay and tributaries south of It was the first time the stew- Grecque. Royal 118; MOSCOW. Feb. 10.—Russia NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10 Turner’s Arena 115: Grace. Young, Blanche's victory came in 1:20 next Wednesday the bridge, except in Worcester ards had reprimanded Shoe- Alibha Lynn. 115; Fortune Teller, jr., who is Rise and may enter a track team in the Representatives of each minor night, is planning an active Shine's of the first round for the quick- 1954 County waters. Violators will maker. the Nation's leading rider 120, and Ria Rica, 108. master in the absence of big meets winding up the United league classification will end a campaign after taking it easy Owners Mrs. Carl E. Morgan of est ending in last night’s States winter be subject to SIOO to SSOO fines. matches. His earlier indoor season next three-day study committee meet- most of last year. High Point. N. C.. “we re going victory month. Senator Goldstein. Democrat, was in 24 seconds, the quickest ing here today with their final Henry’s opponent in the Tur- to make the entire circuit.” Dmitry Posnikov, deputy of Calvert, arguing in favor of yet of the whole min- closed session. There was no in- ner’s Arena fight will be Light- There wasn't a happier fellow tourney. ister of health heavyweight the bill before the 19-6 vote to White Sox Counting on Groth NOVICE DIVISION. and chief of the dication what would be discussed. Jimmy Slade of I in the big town than Young, who 120-POUND CLASS—Gregory Thom- central board of physical override the veto, called it “a (Capitol Heights cul- The committee, studying ways New York. Right after that bout, has been handling his charge as AC> outpointed step in the right ard Eddie Ganozy cCYO': Ossie Neal (un- ture, announced yesterday that to help the minors, request Henry is for direction tow To Have La<:t since May, Judge *attached> by TKO Tommy sent a booked another tele- That Bia Year at last when Vir- v.on over Russia is interested in sending yesterday vision appearnce conservation.” Boatwright 'Police Club No. 2* 37 sec- a to the St. Louis Cardi- against Tommy gil D. Johnson of Savannah. onds. second round. team the He also said it would be big Ga.. to United States as nals to cut Jackson March l a By John P. Carmichael jand times of the Sox general selected Rise and Shine as best- 13. V POUND CLASS—Willie Price television and radio at Eastern 'Quantico' #on by over part of an expanded program help to Southern Maryland and Chicago Daily News Sports Editor manager. TKO Donald of broadcasts in their territory. Parkway Arena in Brooklyn, and ¦ in-show before a crowd of 10.000 Gov an 'unattached' 1:25. second round; international competition Eastern Shore proprietors of ho- Burroughs outpointed for So- Leslie O'Connor, of hopes for several other bookings Feb. —lt Groth's major league record at Madison Square Garden last Ed 'unattached chairman tels, boathouses and similar CHICAGO. 10. was Marvin Simms . Joint Galieazza viet teams this year. the seven-man committee, said While in the East. the end of the 1948 baseball suffers mostly by comparison night. Young gave a whoop and 'una'tached outpointed Robert Adams places serving sports fishermen. near t Bolling Field! Roosevelt Palmore 'Mer- Posnikov announced no spe- the appeal was sent to August Both Henry and with what was expected of him. tossed his dog in the air in a outpointed Slade are Goldstein sportsmen season. Steve O'Neill had not yet rick Club' Scott Mavo iSt cific plans, but in New York A. Busch, jr., ranked among the said these He came from with manner. Josephs Bovs Club'. owner of the Cardi- leaders in dicouraged by been notified that he wasn’t go- Buffalo a most un-blueblooded ! IIT-POUND CLASS—Osborne West Dan Ferris, secretary of the He their respective had been commer- record of outpointed nals. said the Cards were divisions in the ing manage Tigers 30 homers in '4B alone 'Merrick Cltibt Donald Simms Amateur cial fishermen who would “sur- to the in Victory an Upset. hit Rnh»rt Mil'’ 'Camp Pickett l Amos Ir- 27 should be included in the bill right from tiiu (NW AC' won by TKO over Eugene ing problem” the ending in the start." Steve be- .293 and doc I've ever had.” (Police 1:37, facing minors. knockouts. He was to .306 and .299 and .284 Williams Club No. 2i first Ferris said he had stopped make it a fair one. gan. “that I may have to ask Young said Mrs. Morgan has round received a He said Busch was asked either once himself, by Jimmy i The objection in successive campaigns. Those 17 .-POUND CLASS—Newton Thomp- “favorable reaction” from the Bivins, Governor's newspapermen not to write too about 30 dogs. bv to cut back broadcasts generally whom he beat in a re- are fairly respectable averages son 'Quantico' won TKO over Tom Russian should not be allowed to block much about him for may “But when she came to me Dovle For- McNair 1:5" first round Embassy in Washington outside the Cards’ area, stop turn. fear he these days. HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS—Dave Prem. over the bill, said Goldstein, because thought of (CYO outpointed Ralph the prospects of a Soviet broadcasts into be subjected to undue pressure." Yet m 1951, and asked what I kerf Williams areas that sup- 85 per cent of commercial fish- when he made 128 and Shine. I told her he iCamp Pickett’ visit and that AAU officials sent port home teams, or halt Then he put Johnny into the hits, only 33 for Rise SENIOR division Russian broad- ing is done south of the bridge. were extra bases, looked mighty good to me and 118-POUND CLASS —George Davis officials a list of the casts into areas where the home Home Platers to Open lineup for the last six games of including three homers and one 'Fort Meade' won bv TKO over Dick four meets, with the various team is playing. that Groth agreed to take him.” Young Hilliard 'Quantico! 1:25. first round. season. hit .471 in 17 triple. That's why the Tigers added. 1 ’.’•l-POUND CLASS—Joe Gilchrist events and conditions. trips to the plate. That began to faith (NEAC) outpointed Ray Morton 'Merrick Baseball Clinic Friday Goliath and Gaffoni Added was lose in Groth. Still, Rise and Shine's victory Club'. Ferris said the AAU wanted when Hoot Evers, then the De- 135-POUND CLASS—Stanley Vaughan the Russians Mary Ann Downey Faces first Recapitulation was an upset—make no mistake (Fort outpointed for the United The of a number of base- remarked; of Trades. Meade i Don Scott troit centerfielder, Ch. 'Bambridge NTS'. States indoor championships ball clinics, sponsored by Trading about that Rancho Dobe's 1 "u-POUND CLASS—Ellsworth C.rav the To Turner's Mat Card “From now on I’m a leftfielder activity has been February 20. negotiations Home Plate Club boys pretty steady along Storm, the great Doberman (NEAC* won by knockout over Ernest but Palm Beach Medalist for be- Goliath Links, a 7-footer, and . . . I’ll never get my old job the major Stephens (Quantico' 1:5", second round. were started too late. He quoted tween the ages of 9 and league pinscher who won in 1951 and 17 5-POUND CLASS—Carlos Ware By the Associated Press 14, will back again.” fronts. Here's a capsule (Fort a Russian representa- at Baron Gattoni, who is billed as 1952, was retired, so the event 'NEAC' knocked out Ronald Miller Embassy be held 7:30 p.m. Friday at the recapitulation of of the Beivotri 4" seconds, third round. tive as saying PALM BEACH. Fla.. Feb. 10— an Now, five years later. Groth Is some was wide open. Russia would want Eastern Branch Boys' Club, Italian nobleman, have been with the bigger deals with an Pitchers could be. He moved excellently Smith. Ark., in the first round. Ball, Son,” will be shown. A Gallardo Bout White Sox had made overtures “among as many member col- and Michael Austin Haley, 13. in TV Johnny Antonelli, Don Liddle and was in beautiful coat. He is eighth The latter had 86. booklet with the same title will for Bob Turley, promising St. and leges as possible.” an grade student at Na- Featherweight Gene Smith of Max Surkont and Outfielder one of the best buff cockers I tivity School and of be given free to each boy attend- Louis pitcher, for whom they Sid | Other objectives listed by the son Mr. and Washington, who his Gordon. have ever seen.” Mrs. F. Haley, House to Rejoin Tigers ing. started would have paid $50,000 plus two (X)Phillies: committee: Gilbert 5712 ¦ Pitcher The other finalists were Ch. FORT 1954 boxing campaign by knock- players Murry Reduce as far as possible the Eighth street N.W. JACKSON. S C.. Feb. Dickson from the for Spark Plug, a boxer owned by 10 (cPi.—Catcher Frank House, ing out Jimmy Ithia, But bought Pirates adverse effects of live TV on will return Baltimore out Jack Lohrke, Pitcher Andy Han- Larry Downes of Libertyville, who received an estimated $75.- Hoya to television Monday, Veeck, hired Art Ehlers football attendance. Swimmers Down February and Jim sen and a reported $60,000. 111. (working): Kippax Fear- Loss to Shaw Is Third 000 bonus when he signed in 22. Dykes to run the Develop ways of utilizing TV team and Tur- Detroit Tigers Baltimore ern Parkway Arena in Brooklyn Lane switched Cincinnati tion of college football. Georgetown his attack to Tulsa) for Pitcher Jack iNon-sporting) Ch. Star Twi- Specie! Dispatch to The Star at their Lakeland (.Fla.) training University’s swim- against Davey Groth, may Crimian light Gallardo of Los who represent an- and a reported $75,000. of Clu-more, a Yorkshire N. C.. Feb. 10 camp. ming team won both relays and Angeles for a other RALEIGH. 10-rounder. success story in the life Thus 12 of the 16 terrier, owned by L. S. Gorddn, Howard University of Washing- four individual events in defeat- main-line jr., and a ing Loyola ’College, : teams have done some Janet Bennett of Glen- Hockey at Glance ton. D. C.. wound up an un- 51-33, yes- shuffling. view. 111. (toy); Ch. terday Only the Tigers. Taejon of YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. successful invasion last night by '54 PONTIAC “8” in the Baltimoreans' pool. ) Dodgers, In- I.rggur. 300-yard —With BillLeetch Crown Crest, an Afghan owned WrMrrn m-dlcv relay—Won by Outdoors ‘ dians and Cubs have Saskatoon ". Vacouver 2 , losing a basketball game to Shaw New Chief $2,621 Georgetown (Trigo Shanahan Wvdell); failed to by Kay Finch of Del Calif, 4-Door If any of any Mar, International League. University. 74-61. Equipped Hydra-Matir. gecond. Loyola. Time. 3:27 our women readers geny survived for three genera- show signs of life, and the (hound) with radio 220-yard Ch. Showoff " heater, signal, hack-op lights, freßstyle—Won by Knops. Dodgers, and Miss Cincinnati 4. Milwaukee straight no * would like to learn how to shoot It was the Bisons' third econfi Doneaan. Loyola; tions, about 2 billion fish would naturally, don’t really of Gognewaugh, a kerry blue Grand Rapids 4 Louisville 1. glare mirror Loyola. a pistol they need Wayne 5. Marlon I. setback of the trip, having pre- Schildwachter. Time. should contact Mrs. result. Supposing they weighed anything. (terrier). Fort FLOOD PONTIAC 60-yard freestyle—Won by William M. Myers at Jefferson That the TODAY S SCHEDULE. viously lost to J. C. Smith and Rowan. only one pound apiece. A one- i leaves Indians, Cubs till Connecticut WO. 6-8108 Georgetown; second. Gilmore. George- 2-5924 for full and Tigers in National League. North Carolina College. town, third. McDonough. Loyola. acre pond averaging 5 feet in a class by them- Time. information. ; Boston at Toronto. depth selves. hardly candidates for Bruton's Father Dies ! Detroit at New York. 150-yard individual medley—Won by holds about 14 million cum McComas, Loyola; second. Siir.ansky. DI pounds laude in effort! MILWAUKEE, Feb. 10 P). man of teammate, creasing—will get a at Penn The summaries: and a Clarendon hardware Maryland’s Game and nart Bergelin, easily disposed look Sheely, 31, held | 123—George Rieber (CU) threw Joe Catcher Bud has been Inland Fish of State's Eastern championship . optioned store furnishes a first prize for Commission, has the Philippine veterans, Janies. 5 ¦ 54 by the White Sox to i been appointed Nittany 130—ZiEgy White (CU) decisioned each shoot. Sounds to us like a chairman of the | Philippine veteran, team tonight when the Magness. Sacramento. Sheely, son of the ! Juanito James very interesting way for ladies to Governor’s Committee for Mary- jGavia, 6—l, 6—4, 6—l. Lions meet Maryland at College 137—Harry Scofield (G) threw Chick late Earl Sheely, a former Chiaramonte. White while away some idle hours, yet land on the Young Outdoor Park. 147—Fred Favo (CU) threw Robert Sox first basemen, batted .217 ; Felicisimo Ampon, Philippine Scrixuer. 7:42. it conveys an ominous note for American Program being spon- Penn State has a 32-match (G) In 31 games last season. ! champion, trimmed Ip Koon 157 John Jacobs threw Dick husbands. sored by the Izaak Hung of Hong winning streak over a four-year SheeU, 8:15. League Walton Kong, 6—4, 6—l, Ki7—Harold Wright (G) threw Seriously, the Annie Oakley of America. At the first 6—l. period. The visitors, who have Grover Manderfielri. ¦meeting, be four unbeaten men. gave the 177—Jamec Flaharty (G) decisioned Pistol Club is affiliated with the to held in Baltimore In women's doubles Sachiko Rill Holowesko. NBA Standings Rifle February 19, a of boys Terps their only dual meet de- Heavyweight David Carlson (G) National Association, and number Kamo of Japan and Mrs. Cath- threw Loll Florenzo. 5:1(1. WESTERN DIVISION. and girls representing feat last season, 18-11. The un- ON VALENTINE’S DAY, next Sunday Won. Lost there is nothing frivilous about various erine Checkett of Singapore ... , Pet. ]<; ,;*)•’ i belong Minneapolis __ ats t shooting youth groups which gained sullied individual records Port Wayne . it. Pistol is a lot of have done ! the semifinals by defeat- r " Why scrape along the hard way? Make it easy for yourself 2* 23 \>44!i fun and recreation, and we’re in natural re- ing the Cosca sisters of the 25 Sunday—give your Valentine the most appreciated Val- Milwaukee 13 .38 1255! glad source conservation Homan. 123. and Co-Captains All it costs is M EASTERN to see the ladies add it to will elect Philippines, 6—o, 6—2. entine—this heart box tilled „ DIVISION. Dick Lemeyre, 130, and Jerry gold-and-rcd with the New York 34 IT .HUT j their other accomplishments. from these groups a delegate and {Syracuse 32 20 .til5 Maurey 137. finest candies made... Fanny Farmer. Fine, smooth choc- ® ost I The fair sex is more and more an alternate to represent on _ _ 27 25 51!) I Mary- 1!) Catholic University won three olate. Thick, rich buttercreams. Exciting fruit and nut Philadelphia 30 7188 i making the men look to their land at the national meeting of Baltimore 13 38 255 j Fights Last Night of the first four bouts with Gal- meat centers. And fresh—every day! laurels. the IWLA in Chicago, March By th*Associated Press really _ TODAY’S SCHEDULE. ** * * laudet and was far ahead on Port Wayne vs. New York at Boston. 10-13, with all expenses being LOS ANGELES.—Buddy Teen-age Heart Box, filled with dainty Miniatures .**65c Syracuse Evatt. 134. points in the fifth when the at Boston. Dr. R. W. Eschmeyer in the paid by the league. There also V°* Angeles, outpointed Gilberto Muniz, Baltimore vs. Phila. at Milwaukee. 137. El Paso <10). tide suddenly turned in Rochester at Milwaukee. February bulletin of the Sport will pal- be discussion on problems SPOKANE.— Harry ‘Kid’’ Matthews. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. Institute ISI, Seattle, laudet's favor. John Jacobs, the Minneapolis. TO; 07. Fishing gives us some and programs in knocked out Jack Nelson. Philadelphia, the field of 187. Balt Lake City (1). Blues' 157-pound«r, rallied from Rochester, 81; Milwaukee, TO. startling statistics. By simple natural resource conservation as PHOENIX. Artz—Ellsworth ’’Spider’' a near fall to pin Dick Sheetz CANDIES „ TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE. 155. Chicago, YOtISU/yWIMOI Kew York vs. Philadelphia. mathematics he proves that if it applies to the Webb. slopped Jimmy Mar- Bcmton at State. We’ll have tinez. 152, (0). of the home team in 8:15. Gal- / / Syracuse at Philadelphia. all the eggs from one report Glendale. Arlz. w Most shops open Sunday Ml waukee vs. at St. Paul. female more to on this movement RICHMOND. Ferdinand, laudet won three Rochester grew Franelaco,Calif.—Esau then the next just minutes rs. Mlnneapolli at 6t. Paul. bass up and II all the pro- later 102. San knocked out Buddy Takes 2 !J J. 154Vk, Oakland, Callt. (1). matches to clinch the decision,