THE EVENING STAR TWO MORE SIOO,OOO RACES C-2 Wothington, D. Cv Tkunday, Janwiy 39, 1959 Redskins Sign 3, Swede to Meet Including Baugh's Favored Gem New York Trocks Add Star Linebacker Patterson tor The Redskins have signed Hialeah Vidor, $275,000 to Stakes three linemen, Including one from Sammy Baugh’s Hardin- Signing Today NEW YORK. Jan. 29 (AP),— The $32 million Aqueduct Is Simmons team. Joe Biggs, 220-pound guard, Ajaccio The richest stakes schedule In expected to be opened this sum- Last NEW YORK, Jan. 2# (AP) the history of New York rac- mer. comes highly recommended by MIAMI, January heavyweight cham- new races the State Racing Com- poor eighth and many drafted last year when he still ! In the Washington, pion, and Ingemar Johansson, Increases for other mission approved a 37-day D. C„ pride famous stakes during spring meeting at Jamaica from had a year of eligibility re- International at Laurel of Sweden, sign for a title the last November, Is the fight today. meetings at Jamaica and Bel- March 28 through May 9, and maining, was guard and line- back on 48-day backer for the Hardln-Slm- beam and should be a major Anybody making mont Park. a meet at Belmont from that state- May July mons Sun Bowl factor In the rich winter races ment without qualification In what Is seen as a move to 11 through 4. team. ahead at Hialeah. meet rich stakes offerings at It also approved a nine-race The other linemen signed should make It with crossed free agents, Nicely, Clem proved his fitness yes- fingers many other major tracks, the New program Instead of eight. Ac- were Joe tor there’s a slip former West Virginia guard, .terday when he ran over the the lip and the cup, York Racing Association boost- tually, Jamaica racing Is ex- early twixt es- and Fran Woidzik, former Buf- leaders In the stretch to pecially where Cus D’Amato, ed a list of 32 spring stakes at pected to start March 25, since win the $25,375 Jamaica and bill extra racing falo tackle. Nicely was drafted Palm Beach Patterson’s manager, Is con- Belmont a total a adding five Handicap by a length from of $275,000 above their 1958 days Is halfway through the last year by Baltimore and cerned. property Fred W. Hooper’s fleet Alham- But value. Legislature. Woidzik was the of the best Inside Informa- the Los Angeles Rams. Both bra. Viscount was a head far- tion, Including Indirect quotes The two new SIOO,OOO events More Stakes Dates Later dropped ther back In the seven-furlong Metropolitan were at the start of from D'Amato himself. Indi- are the Handi- the season. event, run In 1:23y 8 over a cated that Patterson would cap. boosted from $50,000, and The NYRA, which operates good track. Belmont, Jamaica, Saratoga come out of hiding around the Suburban Handicap, In- The big disappointment for 12:30 pm. today and join with creased from $75,000. The Met- and the new Aqueduct, said the the 17,069 stakes July fans who saw the Johansson In the contract- ropolitan was set for May 30, program from 4 race was the showing cf through An- signing ceremonies at a press and the Suburban for July 4. November 30 would be selmo A. Dorato’s Ajaccio, announced later after the Surge conference called by the young Last week the NYRA Tech's highly sta- Increased Aqueduct opening touted Venezuelan New York promoter, Bill Ros- the Belmont Stakes, final race date is de- blemate of Petare, surprise ensohn. in the Triple Crown for 3-year- termined. winner of last Saturday's Royal Lawyers have been huddling olds, from SIOO,OOO to $125,000. A dozen spring stakes at Ja- Palm Handicap. Ajaccio, ever since the curly haired, The Kentucky Derby has been maica will carry $390,000 In Breaks Open backed down to 5 to 2 as second handsome fistic Idol of Sweden $125,000 since 1955, and the added money, compared with choice behind Clem, finished arrived in this country last Fri- added value of the Preakness $335,000 a year ago. Twenty dead last in the field of 10 af- day. The word is they have recently was increased from spring stakes at Belmont will ter breaking In a tangle. out of of details SIOO,OOO to $150,000. hit a total of $895,000. compared Wilson Game Ironed all the Clem, favored at 19 to 10, for Patterson’s fourth title de- with $675,000 in 1958. McKinley paid Aqueduct Nearing Completion Tech, which suf- $5.90, $3.40 and $2.80. Car- fense since he knocked out The Wood Memorial at Ja- fered through low-scoring rying top weight of 124, April 18, final a six Archie Moore November 30,1956 The New program maica Eastern fourth quarter against Splngam more Ajaccio, Clem York was for 3-year-olds before than was fcr the right to wear the crown announced by John Hanes, race the Tuesday, made period pay ridden by Johnny Sellers, W. Derby, raised that little vacated by Rocky Marciano. NYRA president, who said: was from $50,000 off for a 92-59 victory over Wil- who brought him up to $75,000. The same boost was from The word Is not yet out on “This stakes list has been son yesterday In a non-league fourth place in a strong stretch how they’ll spilt the money. announced for the Grey Lag game Interhigh adopted after careful consid- Handicap May 9 between bas- run. It was the first 1959 race But the best guess is that Pat- eration and Is designed to In- ketball teams at Tech. for the three-time conqueror terson will be guaranteed Other major Belmont In- The score S3OO- sure the kind of racing which creases was tied at 56-all of Round Table, the 1958 horse- - as against 40 per cent of the included: near the end of the third quar- of-the-year. will maintain New York’s po- Acorn Stakes, May 16, net receipts while sition from ter the Trainers, by Vice Johansson as the head of the $30,000-added to $50,000; With- but led Ajaccio, touted by some of will get SIOO,OOO or 20 per cent. sport. Bonner, James Fox and Eugene . . . Mile, May 23, from $25,000 his connections as “better than The date and site of the fight, ers Littles, outscored “With the new Aqueduct to $75,000; Coaching Wilson, 36-3, Petare,” had won eight straight however, were not expected Club in the remaining to nearing completion and im- American Oaks, June 20, from time. races in Venezuela. Before the be announced. Rosensohn, who O.FPt!. Tech G.F.Pts provements being continued at $60,000 to $75,000; Sysonby McWilliamswilfon 8 214 Bonner 8 218 Palm Beach some observers promoted the Patterson-Roy Fox Handicap, g»li» . 2 O 4 6 515 thought he had suspicious-look- PLENTY OF RHYTHM—This could be a new South American dance Belmont Park, we will soon have June 27, from $25,- O O Harris title fight in Los Angeles the B'Unfham 0 Littles 911 29 ing knees, step, but it isn’t. It’s Tom Matan of Georgetown giving the bump to setting for the best and 000 to $50,000. The Sysonby. Goldstein 2 0 4 Christian 9 018 but the way the race last August, said he plans to we are determined to see to It previously Jewett 2 2 6 Walls 0 4 4 was run the South American Xavier’s Joe Viviano in Cincinnati last nignt. Viviano lost the ball but tour the fight run at Belmont in Luce 11 224 carter 12 4 arenas before that New York does have the the fall, shifted to the Roberts 10 2 Hayes 12 4 invader never had a chance to his team won the game, 70-62. AP Wirephoto. making a decision on the site. was Perasich 0 2 2 Pate 000 very best thoroughbred racing spring and restricted to 3-year- Idmonston 1 O 2 Tsnscott non disprove this. New York and Los Angeles have in the country." quarter. Kabon Oil Austin 000 prominently olds at a mile and a Transtrum 0 o 0 After the first three finishers been most men- Shepherd 0 o o with Springs in the Palm Beach came Talent tioned Colorado Totals 25 959 Totals 33 28 92 Show, Olymar, and Indianapolis still Halftime: 41-36, Saim, Solution, in run- Tech. Vee, Arcandy ning. The most likely date Admiral and Ajaccio. Fairfax Making Bid Hoyas figures to be the latter part of Playing Olymar May or early in June. Ice Capades Opening Ralph Neves Rides Alhambra and were away fast and after the run His 3,200th Winner down the backstretch Alham- In Group I Title Race Loyola ARCADIA, Calif., Jan. 29 bra had a five-length lead. Ar- Uline's (AP).—Ralph candy was third, with the oth- After Stand Tonight Neves, 40-year- High suddenly got play- Fairfax School Fairfax three of its old jockey, passed ers in close pursuit at the far ers in double figures in last The Ice Capades, a red-hot Bobby Specht, now in his; has another has projected itself into the Romps ; milestone in his long riding turn. games, Carroll road success since 1940, opens 17th season with the Ice Ca- night’s high-scoring race for the basketball cham- ! career. Clem, who was tardy leaving with Tom Piper getting 23 and Loss to its 19th edition at 8:30 o’clock pades, and Jimmy Grogan, 13 Xavier Neves his rode 3,200th win- the gate, was eighth after a pionship in the Northern Vir- Oscar Keplinger 22. Jerry tonight at Uline Arena. times runnerup to Dick Button Cable CHICAGO, Jan. 29 (Special). der yesterday. He was aboard quarter-mile but the little 5- ginia Group ILeague. The Reb- got 24 points for Fairfax. His Show officials assured them- in Olympic, world and other; els defeated Annandale, —Georgetown’s team To 13th selves major competitions, Pamquita in the second racei i year-old moved up rapidly and 77-60. basketball Win of another tremendous are others teammate, Terry Geib, the in starring roles. at Santa Anita for a $5.80 pay-j iwas fourth when they turned last night at Fairfax for their State’s leading scorer with a will take a three-game losing Carroll High School brought success by refusing to tinker straight league Romayne, Brooklyn- off. for home. third victory. 21.0 average, finished with 22. streak against Loyola here to- its basketball record to 13-2 with the basic structure. One Phil I Just how much of a stir the Annandale G.F.Pt*. Fairfax O.F.Pts. with its sixth straight victory may be certain this show, like born adagio star, teams up with Etka Oil Keplinger 10 222 morrow night. : Cathy Steele, Rebels are going to make will Eardley 6 yesterday, 68-36 runaway the others before it, will be former German 0 0 0 K.Ko’alakl 8 0 Hoyas a be known after tomorrow night Geib 9 422 C. Ko’alski 113 The fell three games over Roosevelt on the latter’s crammed with skating wizardry, skating champion, in an explo- 710 24 Piper 10 323 under the .500 mark sive falls when they tackle league-leading Sableearfleld 0 0 0 Sturm* 6 515 in Cin- court. Carroll has lost only to lavish settings, stirring music, act that never to EGGS TOSSED AT HAWKS Rentch 419 Johnson 328 cinnati last night, dropping please. Mount Vernon. The Majors Underwood 0 0 0 a the Maryland and Georgetown and brilliant costuming shown I have 8-1 league record. Fair- Cable 0 0 0 70-62 decision to Na- to advantage by The Old Smoothies, Orrin an 204 Xavier’s Frosh teams. the offstage 5-3, Brent tional Invitation champions manipulation of spotlights. Markhus and Irma Thomas, fax is two-and-a-half Playing of their games behind. Total* 22 16 60 Total* 32 13 77 before 2,486 in the Xavier gym. without one and the badminton aces, Hugh Action of Fans Draws Halftime: 36-28. Fairfax. starters, Monk Malloy who is In the starring role this time Forgie Stig Larson, The Musketeers obviously 1 and are nursing an injured thumb, the is Ronnie Robertson, 21-year- among big longtime had been warned Puddy the list of about Lions jumped into a 32-14 half- old world pro champion, who * favorites still with the show. Sheehan, Georgetown’s flashy dazzles his audiences with a Apology From Celtics time lead, with John Thom- The show will be here pson, George Leftwich and Tom spinning routine that is nearly through February 11, with per- incredible. BOSTON, Jan. 29 (AP).— |delphia, and Jim Krebs scored Hoover finding the nets con- formances scheduled at 8:30 The St. Louis Hawks were j three points in the last 30 sec- ANTHEMS MIXED sistently. Cathy Machado, also a world I Mondays through Fridays, at greeted by a shower of eggs onds to give the Lakers a THE champion, top performer C’roll G. F. Pts. R’velt G. F. Pts. is the 1 1:30, 5:30 and 9 Saturdays and last night they the 112-109 triumph over Syracuse AT HOYAS GAME L’ftwich 9 0 18 Huihe* 113 as took 1 among the women. at 1:30 and 5:30 Sundays. Minneapolis. CINCINNATI, J T’son 10 21 Arson 3 17 floor for their National Basket- in HIGH SCHOOLS Jan. 29 Hoover 6 2 14 K’rob’gh 3 17 ball the Barnes 113 0 8 Association game with Sauldsberry boosted a War- (AP).—They got 10 Will* 4 their na- Skinner 2 Hill 4 0 8 Boston Celtics. halftime-lead with three 6y 808 HANSON tional mixed up Moore 2 16 Holme* 0 0 0 rior anthems 2 AU“ 11 8 The demonstration, appar- straight baskets to ‘ open the last night at the Xavier- McCTthr 1° 0 2 Georgetown Romi* Oil ently caused by reports that second half, and Gola and Rod- When the mile wound up figure on three first - place basketball pelted gers helped along run i, game. Total* 80 868 Totals ifi~ 36 Senior Golfers on Spot fans Red Auerbach, Bos- it to 82-62 with one lap too many in the ¦ finishes.” ton coach, with beer, towels and after three .quarters. Gola led KW/TH * * scholastic section of The Star ** The public address an- cups in St. Louis last week, the scoring with 26 points. Games last Saturday at the i For those who may have nouncer made the usual brought a public apology from Archie Dees paced the Royals ' the request for everyone After Armory, it was just the first of missed it. Bob Taylor won to Isaacs Fires 66 Walter Brown, Celtics owner. with 14. surprises. jump leap stand for the playing San Diego Open several broad with a record of (AP). Brown, Elgin Baylor led the Lakers of feet inch; “The DUNEDIN, Fla., Jan. 29 record and one stroke ahead of who had backed his Not necessarily in this order, 21 1 Wade White- Star Spangled Ban- coach criticism of St. Louis with 38 points. Sohayes had 34. ! 1,000-yard —The 55-and-over brigade in Dick Metz of Ft. Worth, Tex. in they included Washington-Lee ner was first in the ner.” Favors Palmer fans, went to the public address Gene Conley, the 6-foot-8 ] run, and the team of Jim Mas- the Professional Golfers Asso- Isaacs, who piayed in the winning the team champion- But when the music Calif., championship system asked fans to halt pitcher of the Milwaukee , sie, Larry Keating, Russ Peter- SAN DIEGO. Jan. 29 ciation’s Senior Masters twice and was a semi- and ship, Bethesda-Chevy Chase blared forth from a (AP). Arnold Palmer the unsportsmanlike tactics. He Braves, got six of his 10 points , son and Whitener won the mile record stood returns for its second round finalist in the National PGA finishing as runnerup, Dunbar it was “God Save the out today as the logical today, with its job cut out for then apologized to Coach Ed in the overtime as the Celtics defending , medley relay. tournament in 1953, birdied placing third and Queen.” choice to win the $20,000 San it to remain in title contention. holes his round, which Macauley and his St. Louis outscored the Hawks. champion plummeting On a basis of team points of seven in Bob Cousy also was at his Cardozo the had 21 After about four bars Diego Open as a field of about The 50-54 age group set a was only one stroke higher than players. to 11th place. 7-4-3-2-1. Generals professionals set Celtics, by best in setting up plays in the points. They picked up 2Vi they started all over—this 150 forth in sizzling pace yesterday, with the record 65 by Gene Sarazen The cheered on a A1 Haringer, athletic director ' time with “The Star Span- the first round of the tourna- bettering par, crowd of 9,420, went on to de- overtime and contributed three more when Jim Herold tied for nine contestants in 1955. which boosted his at W-L who relinquished his third in the high jump. As it gled Banner.” ment. compared with only two in the The Langley Field pro, four feat the defending league free throws | game total to 27 points. duties as track coach of the ! turned out, W-L had enough. Palmer won the event the first round of the 55-and-over times winner of the Virginia champions, 120-111, In over- seven years, was time. Bob Pettit turned in an- Generals after ’ Haringer’s remarks about a they last time it was played—l9s7 detachment. Open, had only one bogey, commenting Washington- backcourt ace, because In other league action, Tom other sparkling performance on ; surprise victory could have single —and goes into this edition Topping field of up- three-putting the 14th green Lee’s performance the other held him to a free throw the the Gola, Guy Rodgers and Woody for the Hawks, connecting ' been made with tongue in fresh from a sparkling victory playing from 18 feet. day in in the first half. Xavier had a starts their first round Sauldsberry carried the War- for 40 points, while Cliff Hagan his office. , cheek. With the record he in the $15,000 yesterday burly “I had a real good day,” he three-point margin at halftime. Thunderbird was Jack Isaacs victory over 28 and Clyde Lovel- “This team reminds me of hung up as track coach of the Springs as riors to a 99-84 contributed But Sheehan with Invitational at Palm of Langley Air Force Base in said an understatement. Royals the one we had in 1956 that 1 Generals—five of six Northern came back players the Cincinnati in Phila- lette 21. a 19-point performance in the last Sunday. Virginia, with a six-under-par Three other man- took The Star Games,” Har- District championships, two aged 70 the 6,589- inger depth, second half, led George- The event, now back on the 66, one stroke over tjie course to break over reflected. “No but ’ outdoor and four indoor State and a yard, par-72 PGA National four town rally PGA winter tournament about good boys that * titles—Haringer wasn't exactly that tied the score sched- Course yesterday. Charley Bur- figured top at of ule, is being played on the Mis- to be at or near the 1 bowled over by the outcome last 57-all. Xavier scored 11 kart of Cedar Rapids, lowa, their respective events. next 13 points to win going sion Valley Country Club in Saturday, although he was the had Gibson of Hoya Frosh Face Carolina winning away. course. It is an expansive lay- a 68. Leland “But our this time 1 understandably pleased. Plate Club City A1 of surprise. out, stretching 7,000 yards Home Kansas and Huske was a We didn't ’ Although modestly disclaim- Georgetown, as usual, was or Glenellyn, 111., came in with 695. more and is a haven Tomorrow ing credit for the victory, John badly beaten ofl the back- for the Other Andy In Tourney Here long-ball golfers, such Paul Installs Officers area scores were Youngblood, jayvee football boards, getting only 35 re- as Gibson, Baltimore, 34-37—71. The Georgetown University way is that the Hoyas will be HIGH SCHOOL Harney or George Bayer. Par Wesley McDonald In- coach who took over track from bounds to 54 lor Xavier, al- was Clarence Doser, Washington, freshmen hope to shake off coming up against the future Haringer this season, should though Tom 6-foot-3 is 36-36—72. stalled as president of the SPORTS Matan, 37-37—74. their second loss of the season national champions. Frank come in for his share of plau- Hoya, hustled for nine re- Home Plate Club for his third Isaacs and Metz are playing In time to knock off North McGuire, varsity coach, says BASKETBALL dits. bounds. successive term at a dinner- in their first Seniors event. Paul night in the this is the best freshmen team (Haringer) Carolina tomorrow Results Yester dir “H 6 did all the Hank Stein, most meeting of the group last night Runyan of La Jolla, Calif., an- college freshmen he has had at North Carolina. Carroll. 08: Roosevelt, 36. groundwork. All I had to do valuable area’s first Pairfix, 77 i Annandale, 60. player in the NIT last year, Bows at the Touchdown Club. other freshman in the gray- The Hoyas, coached by Tom- Hammond, that the boys showed Episcopal basketball tournament. 63. Episcopal, 40. was see received injury against Other officers installed were beard ranks and rated a strong my O'Keefe, ran into double Lackey, 80: Great Mills. 23. up,” Youngblood a foot An outstanding four-team Landon. 66; St. James. 23. said. Saturday and Nick Fillah, vice president; contender, had a par 72. trouble yesterday at George at. Johns, 55: Anacostla. 62 (over- ** * * Cincinnati last To Hammond Five field has been lined for this time). sub-par yester- Washington, Jon and Jeff did not play. Xavier’s season Jack Mattingly, recording sec- The courses Georgetown, with the as Salisbury at Fairmont Heights, can- Next event for the W-L track Hammond High School, hit- day put Sarazen, the defending one at Feldman, identical twin*, com- celed. record is 10-6 to 5-8 for the retary; William Bryan, cor- March of Dimes campaign get- Sherwood, 87: Laurel. 36. men is the State indoor cham- ting on 25 of 52 field goal at- champion, on a spot. Sarazen bined for 45 points. Jeff scored Hall, Hoyas. responding secretary and Rob- ting of the proceeds. Surrattsvllle, 82: Charlotte 31. pionship at VMI February 13, tempts, .scored eight successive had 73 from his first round most 25 and Jon 20. Georgetown out- Tech. 72; Wilson. 69. Gaortetowa O. F. P. T. ert Crowell, treasurer. a (7-2) Games Today an event the Generals won Fttipatrlck 3 0-1 3 6 points to break a 5-5 tie and yesterday and must have a The Hoyas will take scored GW from the floor, 31- Falls Church at McLean. 7. straight years beginning Matan 4 4-5 3 12 go Jake Milwit was named ser- (7-1) 9 Oeoree Washington at Wakefield. 6:30. four Coleman 4 9 on to a 63-40 victory over sharp round today to remain on the Tar Babies at 24. The Hoyas, who beat the Rappahannock, 4 1-2 geant-at-arms Wil- Osbourn at 7:30. in 1954. Oravec 1 1-1 4 3 neighbor Episcopal yesterday and Rufus striking p.m. tomorrow. In the opener George- Hofiman-Boeton at Taylor. 7:30. Sheehan 8 4-6 5 20 appointed counsel. Jack within distance of the Colonials earlier at Mackln at Georgetown Prep. 3:30. The following week they will McCioakey 4 2-5 310 in a basketball game at Ham- son leaders. at 7, it will be Bullis Prep, co- town, have a 7-2 record. GW Landon JV at O'Connell, 3:30. enter the Northern Ohmuller 0 0-0 10 Goldberg and Walter Lloyd against Games Tomorrow Virginia Hardegan l 0-0 1 2 mond. Jack Isaacs 32-34 —86 host with Georgetown, is 6-4. Coolldge vs. Wilson at Roosevelt, 3:30. . meet Episcopal High School Episcopal G.F.Pt*. were added to the board of Dick Mete 31-36—67 Richmond (7-3). is un- GF.Pts. G'twn Fr. O. F Pta. at Hammond G.F.Pt*. Charley 33-36—68 Bullis GW Froih Cardoso vs. Bell at Roosevelt. 6. in Alexandria to conclude the Total* 26 12-19 24 62 Dashlell 3 2 8 Doran 7 317 governors. Burkhart eight games. The Jn Feldm'n 6 820 81attery 12 4 Dunbar vs. Western at Tech. 3:30. G. Wyson* Warsin*. 6 At Huske 34-36—69 beaten in 9 725 Force 2 2 6 Phelps at Xavier F. P. T 2 610 2 2 Allbright J.Feldm'n 5 Carrlno Eastern vs. Anacostla, 3:30. ¦ indoor season. Vlviano 9 4-6 2 22 Nlsbet 0 2 2 Vopatek 6 214 Sportscaster Nat Leland Olbaon 35-34—69 winners will meet at 9 p.m. Herron 1 3 11 729 Chamberlain at Splngarn, 3:30. Shuford 6 Tod Menefee 36-35—71 2 2 6 Krelalc 3 2 8 spring Nicolai 6 1-7 4 11 113 Graffeo 7 317 guest speaker. Andy Twillleer Sharpen 5 DeMatha at Carroll, 8. The first of the out- Piontik 8 1-6 4 7 Caperton 10 2 Burk* 0 2 2 was Olbson 34-37—71 Saturday for the fifth, follow- Crupper 2 15 ter 010 St. John's vs. St. Anthony at De- door meets is the George Wash- Oundrum 6 5-5 2 15 Morton 0 2 2 Kerr 0 0 0 Jack Ryan 35-36—71 ing consolation game between Swlkhart 3 814 O'Day 7 317 Matha. 3:30. Dentlneer 2 3-8 2 7 Morgan 10 2 Shaw 2 15 Willie Go**ln 36-35—71 a Lockman 14 6 Wolflnzton 2 0 4 Georgetown Prep at Landon. 3:30. ington Relays, April George Phillip* 0 1 Simpson Paul Runyan 36-38—72 Bartanxo 0 0 0 Stephen’s 4 at C. 1-2 0 0 0 0 R. Jones 10 2 Joseph Birch 38-36—72 the losers at 7. St. at Quantlco Post, 7. lannott 2 3-4 17 Dover 00 0 0 0 0 Gonzaga JV at O’Connell. 8:15. Washington High School. W-L Britt Mitchell M. Scrlno 36-36—72 The feeling down Carolina Totals 24 33 81 Totals 3116 78 Prep Oil Baker 000 Tony Manero 36-36—72 Columbian at Woodward Prep, this Total* ... .. ZQ 18-32 15 70 Plllsbury 0 0 3:30. has won event the last two 32-29, 0 Jack Patronl 33-39—72 Halftime: Xavier. Jones Decisions Charley Sheppard 34-38—72 Priory at Neale, 8:15. years. Totals 13 14-40 Totals 25 13 63 Sherwood at Mackln. 8. Halltime—29-19, Hammond. jura Crlcheon _ 35-37—72 Capitol Pages at High Point JV. 7. Following the GW Relays Denny Bhute 34-38—72 Joey Giardello Ivan Gants 38-38—72 Walter Johnson at B-CC. 7. come the Wakefield Invi- Denny Bladensburg at Northwestern. 7. will Champedne 37-36—73 Richard Montgomery at Blair, 8. tational, April 26; the Northern LOUISVILLE, Ky., Jan. 29 John Capeblanco 35-38—73 South Hagerstown at High Point, 8. championships Bob Stupple 34.39—73 Northwocd at Wheaton. 7. Virginia May St. John's Wins (AP).—Ralph (Tiger) Jones, Ed Burke 36-37—73 Longfellow at Poolesvllle, 8. 9, probably at W-L, and A1 Krueger 38-35—73 at the Patty Berg Leads the Nation’s lOth-ranked mid- Lebron Herrle 37-36—73 Surrattsvllle Sasscer. 7. Coffey Gaithersburg at Damascus. 8. State championships May 16 With Free Shots dleweight, avenged two previ- Rut 36-37—73 Contracts | County BUI Black 35-39—74 1 Calvert at Great Mills. 7. at William St Mary College, LaPlata Lackey. Six foul in In Golf ous losses with a split decision Todd HOUCk 38-36—74 at 7. shots an over- Florida Frank Strazza I 38-36—74 Ryken at Margaret Brent, 7. Williamsburg. MocFary Glenelg, gave over Joey Giardello in a 10- Andy 37-3’h—74 Laurel at 7. time period Bt. John’s BOCA RATON. Fla., Jan. 29 Ernest Schneiter 36-38—74 Fairfax at Mount Vernon, 6:45. round fight last night. Henry Bontempo Oroveton at Lee. 8. High School a 55-52 (AP).—Patty Berg of St. An- 38-36—74 at decision Edward Tabor 37-37—74 Administrator V Herndon Nokesvllle, 7. playing Giardello, ranked No. 4, out- Doser I drews, 111., her best Clarence 37-37—74 George Mason at Marshall, 8. over Anacostla yesterday in a weighed Osbourn at Warrenton. 7. London Breezes round of golf this year, took a Jones 162 to 156 Vi Gar-Field at Loudoun County. 7. basketball game at in the nationally Minimum of two years’ experience in Hoffman-Boston at Luther Jackson, 7 Anacostla. three-stroke lead of the field televised Parker-Gray at J. J. Wright. 7:30. To Eighth Victory The losers led, 21-14, in field yesterday with a 71 in the first bout before a crowd of 5,000. processing, handling, and negotiating - military SOCCER Unbeaten Landon ran away goals. 18 holes in a pro-am tourney at Jones lost to Giardello in governmental type contracts. Results Yesterday 1954 and 1957. landon. «: St. James. 3. from St. James, 66-23, yester- foul the Boca Raton Club. This experience must have been in either Montgomery Blair, 2; Episcopal, 0. Two shots by Walter Games day at Landon for its eighth Patty Berg 38-33—71 the aircraft, or electronic indus- , , Tomorrow Madden and one by Betty missile Woodberry Forest, Jim Mc- Dodd 36-38—74 VALUABLE Blair at 8:30. victory and its fifth in the Guire gave the Cadets the edge Betsy Raw la 37-37—74 try. Legal background would be helpful. WRESTLING Interstate Athletic Conference. Wlffl Bmlth 37-38—75 Results Yesterday after the teams tied, 49-49, in Fay Crocker 38-38—76 HOCKEY RESULTS opportunity Is with one of the fast- Northwestern. 24; Episcopal StJamee GR.Pta. Landon Q.F.Pt*. Jackie Pun* 41-36—77 This 18. regulation time. _ the Today Lathrom 113 Butablo 6 517 Alice Bauer 39-38—77 est-growing missile programs in DoVeau 215 Avery 808 Mary Ann Reynolds 41-37—78 NATIONALLEAGUE Blair at Bultland. 3:30. Ooodall St. J*hn’* G.F.Pt*. Anaewtla G.F Pte. Chicago, COUPON! concern- 16 2 Hetiel 8 218 Madden 2 3 7 Barne* 7 620 Kathy Cornelius 41-37—78 3: New York. 1. U. S. For further information . . Tomorrow ' . Bonnie Randolph 41-37—78 AMERICAN LEAGtE Landon at St. Stephen's. 3:30. gw Ji Mr io § Dubof*k7 6 6 16 Klein 6 1 13 Beverly Hanson 39-39—78 Buffalo. 3: Rochester. 1. ing this position, please reply in confi- Wakefield at Jefferson Senior (Roa- Stnon* 3 17 Jackson 113 Mickey Wright 40-38—78 Springfield. 6: Hershey, 4. noke). 8. ' Ja«*6teln 00 0 Miller* 215 McOulr* 4 14 S 2 Neal 3 0 6 Murla Mackensla 39-40—79 EASTERN LEAGUE dence to Box 398-D, Star. 7 Irwin 0 3 3 Brown 3 17 Joyce Zlske Crop Gantt 10 2 41-38—79 Washington, 3: Johnatown, 2 (over- B 1 Mtc&l 88 8 Burket* 88 8 Joann Prentice 40-39—79 Snow TRACK M’Con’her 0 0 0 Kauffman Oil Barbara Romack 43-36—79 time). JUICE 0 Nordan 0 0 0 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ORANGE VmZ , Dußoss 0 0 Loulae Suggs 40-39—79 ~ Results Yesterday _ , Mary Lena Faulk 42-37—79 Trov. 8; $-2 ’ Total* 55 Hagge SEE PAGE Total* ..27 12 66 14 27 Total* 21 To 62 Marlene 40-40—80 LfJ # «*:^Woodberry Halftime: Landon. 36-9. a Halftime: 28-24, Bt. JCjm’i. Ruth Jessen 4E-38—80 Louisville (IHL). 7: Toledo. (IHJ.). 4. V /