Dick Attlesey Breaks U. S. Hurdles Mark in His First Race Indoors Record for 70 Yards Two 1908 Olympic Teammates Crosby Tourney Sliced Lai Runs Away With Spotlight Wilt Again Wins Mile Cooper and Barksdale Set in First Heat Have Reunion at Star by Games To 36 Holes as Rain At Meet With 15-Foot-3 Vault In New York but Fails To Clash Tomorrow (Continued Prom Page B-l.) rather easy winner over Mae Former Star Faggs, the national 220-yard Trojan Cancels One Round but Bill Ashenfelter, kid brother titlist. of the more famous led To Better Own Huber Horace, Harry of the Mark In Turner Feature By George ly the Associated Prtu most Nordquist Univer- of the laps. •r «U It was anything but sity of Maryland and Ken Kane Jimmy Cooper, one-time king of unexpected PEBBLE BEACH. Calif., Jan. 12. took over the of Dunbar High School ran in that NEW when Dick Attlesey, the ex-South- —Bing Crosby’s $10,000 National YORK, Jan. 12.—Fred Washington’s group of good feath- lead on the last lap, but Gehr- order in the first heat and in the ern Pro-Amateur Gold Tournament Wilt of the New York Pioneer erweight takes on Elmer California track star who now mann made his move and with final of the District AAU fighters, came to a waterlogged halt today, 100-yard Club, is a member of the Navy’s Olympic more than half a lap to go there dash breezed home in 4:14.6 to- Barksdale of Baltimore in a 10- but it will get under way again championship. Nordquist squad, won the 70-yard was little doubt as to the winner. won the heat in night to capture the mile run in rounder tomorrow an- high weather in 10.2 and the final: night as hurdles in the Star tomorrow, permitting, Gehrmann won by about 6 yards i Games last in 10.3. the Metropolitan AAU Senior other step along the .comeback night. an abbreviated finale. and near the finish he was solely A Baltimorean from Oklahoma trail. The forecast was for diminishing in command. Championships What was least to A. & M., John Voight, led all the This is a return surprising—at showers. for the second straight year. bout of a draw Attlesey—was that he broke the Attlesey, running indoors for way and shook off a lone challenge fought last year in Baltimore and An all-night rain caused can- Once Flying Freddie got American indoor record when he the first time, set his record in by Washington’s Harry Bright to going, is supported by another return cellation of the second round. The it: was won the first heat in 8.3 seconds. the first heat of the 70-yard high win the invitation 600-yard run in no race, and he crossed the match of eight rounds between Monterey Peninsula Country Club Last night was the first time he hurdles. He won the finals with 1:13.5. Bright, now in the Army, lfinish line some 70 yards ahead Middleweights Clarence Hinnant The ever course was ruled unplayable. the of ease in with ran has run indoors. greatest 8.4, formerly for Howard and of< a teammate, and Johnny Pratt of Washington. green was under George Thompson. eighth completely of Cornell Seton Hall. Pratt won a The record he broke was 8.4 Curt( split decision in five water when players reported to second. The world Stone, another Winged seconds, set 22-year-old The Touchdown Club 1,000 yard rounds the last time. by Jim Gehrdes of 7 am. Footer1 was the first starting tee at record holder in the 220-yard high run went to a third, and Terry Foley Penn State, now transfer student Turns Over New Leaf. assistant track were flooded. Sec- 1 Others partly hurdles ran the same time at the from Georgetown to of Fordham fourth. coach at the Naval in Villanova, Cooper has a new manager (two Academy, tions of some of the fairways re- same distance outdoors last the Star year Ray Wheiler of Union, N. J. Wheil- The only sour note was that in fact) since his Games two years ago. sembled small lakes. knockouts by (Continued on Page B-4, Col. 5.) a former national Attlesey has won the er, interscholas- Wilt did not manage to break his Little Dynamite and Gene Smith 70-yard Larry Crosby, tournament di- at Occidental College in Cali- hurdles outdoors tic 1,000-yard champion, took the stripped him of his in 8.3 seconds. rector. called off the round after fornia. meet record of 4:12.2 which he set featherweight lead halfway around the last lap honors and he has turned over a The 6-foot-4.180-pound Attlesey conferring with PGA officials. He last year on the flat track. Georgetown’s national cham- and won over A1 Buehler of Mary- armory new leaf in training. He looks in looks like a good bet to win the announced that the tournament Next pionship two-mile relay team, land in 2:14.9. Last year s winner, week, the FBI sleuth makes shape and his new bosses claim 110-meter hurdles in the Olym- would be decided on a 36-hole ba- with one new face in the lineup, Dick Saunders of Georgetown, his first start on a banked they have him working hard to pics. He is training at sis instead of the customary 54 track, Annapolis ran the fastest of the three two- was fourth. stay that way. under Gehrdes and holes. and more important—his initial Earl J. mile relays when the Hoyas won In their Bragg Too Fast. start against his arch-rival Don previous fight in Balti- (Tommy) Thompson, both noted Jimmy Demaret, Ojai, Calif., the James Memorial Fielding In the series, Bragg was Gehrmann—in the more Coper was sent to the can- hurdlers, and while at Southern pro, will tee off in tomorrow’s Philadelphia two-mile in 7:49.3 The meet rec- too much for the vas three times and Barksdale Cal he a just rest of the Inquirer Games. Gehrmann won was coached by Dean final with one-stroke advantage ord of 7:46.8 was set Illinois by field as he won the dash the mile in went down twice while en route to Cromwell and Jess Hill. over his closest rivals for the low 70-yard the Washington Even- last year. in the draw. 7.2, the 80 in 8.2 and! the 100, ing Star games tonight with a Attlesey holds pro score. already the world The Hoya quartet had the dis- the final event, in 10.1. David Ne- 4:14 on Since starting his comeback. His 2-over par 74, made yester- clocking a flat track. record for the 120-yard high hur- tinction of the widest Cooper has won over Mc- at winning by ville of Winston-Salem Teachers Three Runners Fall. Charley dles, at 13.5 set day Cypress Point, stood up seconds, at Fresno, margin of any event on the pro- finished second with eight points George Thomas of Garity and Gaetano Annaloro. in against the efforts of 10 players Columbia. Calif., May, 1950. About the gram, as second-place Seton Hall as a result of two seconds and a Jim of Hinnant Almost Won by K.O. who completed their rounds today. Byrne St. John’s and How-! pnly fault track authorities can was almost half a lap back. Tom and Ira of Naval ard Jacobson Hinnant and Pratt, who meet Darkness had stopped them from first, Kanej tjhe of New York Uni-1 find in his style is that he is a Voorhees, the first Georgetown in the semifinal, also had a rather finishing the initial round. Academy third with sevQn points. versity all fell at the start and1 flow starter, and noted (left) of New York, winner of the was held but Dave hot time of it when Gehrdes, Olympic runner, tight Kane was runnerup in thie 100 and came near causing a pile-up. The they met M a fast starter, has been 400-meter hurdles in 1908, chats with Yank veteran Joe La Pierre and Carl before. Hinnant help- Robbins, Boland, third in the other events. others, led at this stage by Pat almost knocked ing him overcome that. Last Washington track official and also a member of the United added to the until out Pratt in night Joyce margin Bragg won the 70 and 80 last; Duffy of College, had the early going, but pick was over the first States team at then, after met last it was a Pratt came hurdle, they again night Five runaway. year but was disqualified in the to go around the three. back to almost knock g shade ahead of the at The Evening Star Cfrmes at the Staff Photo. Maryland Upset Ashenfelter's out Hinnant pack. Armory.—Star easy triumph in 100-yard dash for two false starts. Duffy led for two laps, and Wilt in the late rounds to in take the “World” Record Also. the two-mile run, which he Tom of Brown was the took over on the third. close decision. One of the visitors to The Star meter event in the 1904 Deluglio j He was Olympics broke ’s 1949 meet rec- trailed In other bouts Syl Temple. Dis- He and Gehrdes race once or Games last night at the 61 to 55 high jump winner at 6, 4y4, jwith fairly closely by Gordon Armory at St. Louis. He beat Hillman By Rutgers, ord by four full seconds, over- trict meets twice a week in at An- was Victor Fritz of the Shanahan fc. C.< McKenzie of NYU for four more featherweight, Carlos training Charles Bacon of New York, Sy the Associated Press inches in the shadowed the relatively poor per-! but the Perz of New York in a five-round- napolis in 45-yard races over two winner of the Olympic 400-meter by tryouts for the and Jim Webb of LaSalle tied laps, pace told on McKen- NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Jan. formances of two famed distance: zie er, while three four-rounders list hurdles. says that in hurdles at London 1908 and had just two inches shorter. and he dropped out. That’s Attlesey in 1908. Olympics, just about 12.—The Rutgers bas- Kid University men, of the Penn The District AAU where Thompson took ov4r the Crockett vs. Kid Saucer, Billy the first race each afternoon Bacon held a reunion at the the same over him in the 600-yard margin ketball team gave Maryland a les- A.C. and John Joe Barry of Vil- Smith vs. Clyde Thomas, all Dis- Gehrdes is the winner by about Armory with Yank Robbins of championship was run in two sec- runner-up spot. Olympic final. son in playing possession ball and lanova. Ross finished fourth and trict and Prank a while takes the tions with Esmond Mapp of How- Big of the New York heavyweights, foot, Attlesey Washington, who to as a team- upset 61 to here who now In Terps, 55, tonight. Barry fifth. A. C. got out of a Maddox vs. Randolph Brevard, second and third races by about mate on the 1908 squad and who Bacon, lives ard, the first section Winner, pro- sick bed and Brooklyn, is friends in Scarlet held off a determined won the with District welterweights. the same distance. last night was official clerk at visiting of Morgan State,! ducing the best time in 1:16.5. shotput a. heave of Mr. Maryland drive in last quarter, 54 feet The 8.3 record, incidentally, will The Star Games. Washington. and Mrs. B. R. the national 400-meter champion,; The runnerup was Jim Sargent 10*4 inches. completely freezing the ball for Fuchs down as an American indoor The McCumber of the Marlyn Apart- put on a thrilling sprint finish to of Maryland in 1:17.3. | had been bedded down to 66-year-old Bacon, now in the final minute and a of ments. He makes an annual trip quarter win the Club invitation! the grippe for the few Ager Road Methodist record, but it also is a world rec- the advertising business in New the Variety Terps Win Close Relay. j[with past here, and timed this visit game. days, and did ord because the event is not held York, set a world record when he year’s Capital mile relay in the games] One of the closest races of the barely beat out to The high scorer was Jim Waring Bernie of the Retains County Lead anywhere in the United won the coincide with The Star Games. windup. He had to come fromi was the Southern Confer- Mayer Pioneer Club except hurdles in 55 seconds of Rutgers with 15 points. night 8tates. Figured in Rhunarb. about 15 yards back to who tossed the iron 54 feet 5*4 Ager Road Methodist defeated back in 1908. He also had com- Gene Shue the nip Morris; relay which Maryland won,! Robbins, a long-time gave Terps a the jence inches. Riverdale for peted in the Greek Washing- Curotta, Australian who ran' thanks mainly to a nice anchor Presbyterian, 51-26, Laz Himself. ton resident and track two-point lead on a driving play- Weight-Throw its fifth Enjoys at Athens in 1906. official, anchor for Seton Hall, in the last leg by Phil Stroup, formerly of Close. straight victory in the up in opening seconds of play. Steve About the happiest and jolliest figured in one of the international few yards to win by a foot. Penn Anacostia High School. Dillon of New York also Prince Georges County Recreation Ran for New York Club. Center Lou sank a one- man the last athletic rhubarbs Vasvary State was win- had some anxious moments Department Church Junior among competitors In 1908 both Bacon and Rob- that marked the third. Morgan’s Going into the final 440, VPI be- Boys’ hander to tie game, but Don fore he was Basketball night, even before he set the pole 1908 Olympics. He was second be- ning time was 3:26.5 led, with a declared the winner League yesterday. bins represented the New York Moran came back MaVyland step back vault record at 15 feet 3 inches, hind of the right with two of the 35-pound throw. In the other game of the Athletic Club, which still is turn- Carpenter United Yale Wins Great Race. and Duke five yards behind. John weight His league States successful free throws to make measured 56 at was of Illinois. He smiled in the 400-meter race, with Yale won Tate of the in- flip feet 6% inches doubleheader Mount Rainier ing out top-flight track teams. the score 4-2 in by no more than an Duke, conference and with the other W. Halswelle Maryland’s favor. to 56 feet 6% inches for Junior High School, Hyattsville laughed, joked In the from to of England third. inch or two over Maryland in a door and outdoor quarter-mile Henry years 1905 about Then Scarlet went on scoring of First competitors and those spectators Carpenter was disqualified and made three of the Dreyer the New York A. C. Methodist swamped Brent- 1910, Bacon was one of the coun- spree, sinking 11 great two-mile relay for the El- champion, up who managed to get into in- the English officials insisted on a straight points Sam Felton, another wood Methodist. 88-18. th^ try's most famous hurdlers and lery H. Clark Memorial Trophy five yards on Stroup, but couldn’t Winged for be- rerun before the Terrapins could tally wasn’t far field, posed photographers had of the race. Robbins and in 8 minutes The pass him. VPI back to footer, behind in third many notable races with again. Rutgers led, at the flat. final lap dropped tween vaults, shook hands all the others would not run again, 19-8, and North place with an effort of 55 feet 6>/2 Harry Hillman, winner of the 400- end of the first between Mike Stanley of Yale third, Carolina was a and had a so Halswelle went around quarter. Mary- inches. around, generally good all alone and Jim Pentzer of Maryland was poor fourth. time. and Was land outscored Rutgers in the next Shaw of declared the winner. a The Providence quartet of Chris George Columbia Uni- Time to Trade Cars two periods, but could not make honey, with Stanley coming “I’m that way, I guess,” he said. The incident might have at- up versity won the running broad Summaries the deficit. from about four yards back to! Lohner, Francis Lussler, Bob “I have a good time at these tracted greater attention had it Tieman won the jump by leaping 23 feet 2 y4 inches Model (Continued From B-l.) Ratnn G. F. P. Maryland G. F nip Pentzer at the tape intercollegiate Any Make, Any meets. I mean I them. Page not been for the Porter.*_1 0 2 and Richard Lynn of NYU cap- really enjoy hubbub created Brooks.! __ 3 1 John Meader had the Elis in two-mile relay by only a foot over Corlzzi.f_2 5 Shue.! _5 1 put It seems that the who come Dreutzler. Army; 3—Fred' in the marathon tured the at 12 feet 9 people involving the Betndorl.g _ O 0 Manls.I 1 0 the race from LaSalle College in 8:12.4. Y* Dwyer. Villanova; 4—William Ashentelter,1 by coming away; SAVE ON 1951 to the meets like to talk to the great Italian distance runner, Do- Tight.c _2 1 6 Koff’b'ger.g _ 5 2 inches. Tlin-*-:-4:lA'- Larson.g_1 0 2 Johnson,* 6 l back to send his team off in first!! The real race in this event was competitors, and I like to talk to Pei«*cING STAR INVITATION HIGH rando, and the American Waring,{ 5 6 IS Brawley.I 1 S JUMP: i—Tom De Lugllo. Brown U.; Johnny ! place on the final half mile. between the anchor John- CHRYSLER MODELS even I don’t know.” ViUani.g 2 0 4 Moran,c_OS | men, them, people 2—Tie; James Webb. LaSalle College; Hayes. Driscoll,* 0 0 0 The meet Victor Fritta, Shananhan C. C.: Ben got under way with! son of Providence and Charles Forest Scores Laz acted like a youngster Weiss.! ___ 1 Woodberry WHEEL WITH WHEELER onj Langford, VPI Height: 6 ft. 4'/« In. Gordon.!_4 Merle Crouse, the Mason-Dixon Hannon of LaSalle. Johnson EVENING STAR INVITATION POLE had FRONT ROYAL, Jan. 12 the last day of school, restless and Vasvary,e 4 Conference mile and (Spe- Dealer VAULT: 1—Don Lax. unattached. 15'3''; two-mile about a yard bulge when- he took Forest Chrysler's Outstanding and anxious to 3—Rev cial).—Woodberry froze the happy get going. Robert Richards. Illinois A. C.. Pro Game Totals 24 13 61 Totals 2113 55 his 14'S"; 3—Don Cooper. Unit, of champion, anchoring Bridge-! over the baton, lost the lead ball the final 4800 NW. wasted no time Neb- during minute of an WISCONSIN, He resting between raska. 14'4". (Laz breaks record of (Continued on B-l.) Maryland_8 17 18 12—55 water College team’s in Page Rutgers -19 13 15 triumph during his first lap, but got it overtime period here Ample Emerson 4800 vaults, even when trying for the 14'8" set by Richards, 1851.1 14—61 today against parking D. C. AAU 600-YARD CHAMPIONSHIP: the Mason-Dixon sprint back to OPEN DAILY 1:30 to 1:30 medley; hold on to win by a foot. Randolph-Macon Academy to pro- world’s record at 15 feet 9 inches. First section: 1. Esmond Manp. Howard U-: built up 143 on the ground them- relay championship, which was' CLOSED SUNDAY 2. Kenneth Thornton. Maryland U.: 3 Virginia Tech was third and St. tect a two-point lead gained on The only time he took out was Kenneth Lomax. Phelps Vocational; 4. Ray won in 3:45.4. The .. _. selves. Virginians! Joseph’s of Philadelphia fourth. Vic Evan's set to the on4 his Dongalwelz. Georgetown U. Time. 1:16. Noren Among Five Nats shot and eke oul rewrap tape long Second section: 1. trailed Catholic University until! Bob Lomax. Phelps In the air. the winners gained pole, something he must have done Vocational; 2. Alan Drew. Unattached: 3. Crouse took over and pulled away James Hinkle. Cardozo H. S : 4. Elisha 158 to 97 for the . about six times. Terry. Armstrong H. S. Time. 1:21. Signing 1952 Contracts from Jim Field of the Cardinals INVITATION 660-YARD MEDLEY RE- Graham, harassed by Larry Brink Brief. Outfielder Irv re- to win easily. Disappointment LAY FOR WOMEN: 1 Police Athletic of the Rams and other rushers, Noren, who blond Laz is 6 League of New York