Rosewall Given Big Lift Chestnut Wants THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C. ** A-13 By Win Over MOORE MAKES Champions Gonzales Bassey STRIKING TV DEBUT, Nine By CASPAR NANNES old Australian made a great pass- After '- -'.ov'; \.-'- :-' '¦¦¦ 7 VV-. tng ¦ jRKra&BSHP*"; '*§l! \7v V77 i' : ¦ . ; ; , ."'V'’, ::7 ' : 'u;'U- ;: 7'V 7;^::rv-V''ov'¦'¦ Ken Rosewall of Australia t shot down the line that forced BUT THAT'S ALL "'¦ $M v a diving Pancho to volley Into ¦ .. .;<¦s £•¦". ; 7vf ':' I*7'?'¦^7';':' :'P! '’.-V—; ¦ • headed today for Richmond a Billy Moore, making his Tonight ( the net. Run in encouraged much young man Beating TV debut as a bowler, struck beating Rosewall then rushed through Cadilli after Pancho Gonzales, with the first ball against 1948-49 American ! his service game at love to wrap amateur up NEW YORK, Mar. 16 tennis matches here in in the second set as the games went on service |Way." wailed little Ike Chestnut, but took a thumping. 359 years. to 333, as Stair scored his CHICAGO, Mar. 16 UP).— Nine ,v to 6-all. Gonzales began hopeful f|yf' iKßjßmm^B^mEßßßlfc^S: M The this istill of crashing into the: straight victory ¦ diminutive 1956 American | game with an ace, but Rosewall fourth on Olympic champions and a host |pßfp|\ » vw titleholder from Down Under featherweight elimination boxing the program. ’ hung grimly on to 30-all. He of other track and field stars b took the battle 10—8, B—6, after tournament opening next week. : The strike was Moore’s I ; t.Sfc.4*' jyw , reached 30-40 on another Deau- vj-gv. jvV hi SH of only first game, invade Chicago Stadium tonight and hour and 20 minutes tiful backhand passing shot, The 26-year-old New Yorkei mark in the superlative play by both a in which he 97. fol- in the 21st running men be- ' stroke he could not make Thurs- had just beaten rolled of the Chi- fore 4,517 fans at Uline Arena. California’s lowed by 111 and 125. Stair • day, but turned back when ;Gilly Cadilli by unanimous deci- cago Daily News relays. Gonzales now leads by was shot 124, 110 and 125, with 23 to 9 the big Californian through sion in a television bout at Madi- Tom Courtney, matches. Rosewall won his last dived the last game a tie. Charlie Jen- ' the air for a passing shot and \son Square Garden last night. kins, match a week ago in Chi- Moore missed four spaie j Bob Richards and Ron over ' reached it with a desperation "They got this guy cago. Bassey breaks and Stair nine. Delany lead the Olympians in volley that fell limply just over or Count Basie or whatever you through * Once Rosewall broke 1 the barrier. ¦call him the what could turn out to be one S H «¦'¦ Gonzales' delivery a perfect in tournament and fudflbtfj.'A.i If with ' As the crowd yelled, again nobody here of the greatest meets ever held lob to the backhand Ken has ever seen him B| corner iu ’ got to add on another or knows what he can in Chicago. *,.("»&»<*H 9wv* .1 - t*®e 1 ’ -. • the third game backhand do,” said of the first set,, passing shot down the line, only Ike. "Why don't they let he regained the confidence lack- ¦ him Burke Holds Courtney and Jenkins are the to have Gonzales deuce the score fight me for the ling Thursday ¦ chance. I'd be double Olympians and matched his ’ with a superb volley. But the more than happy to take him Gold Medal opponent ” 1 stroke for stroke down 1 little fighter was not to be de- on while Richards will be shooting to the final point. nied and took the two important lor the world's pole In chapter i Unless Bassey, the British Em- by vault record the first the two points a Lead Stroke 1 with sharp volley and pire 126-pound men game for game champion from of 15 feet 8' 2 inches set by ¦ A 'j[ * />% The opening contest between Lewis Empire UP). pros” 2 started the crucial ninth game in an title defense 16 —The "old brushed 1943. HEf m Mr Pancho Segura, eolorful Ecuador in England, April 1, past the upstart youngsters and w Jp «h|H| gj&Esk s^ wSSfck ss|| with a double-fault. Two forced star, Chestnut ! and Dinny Pails, former probably doesn't stand were in command going into to- Delany s appearance kindles | volley errors gave Rosewall 15- Australian much hopes Davis Cup player, was chance of breaking into day's third round of the $12,500 i for a four-minute mile i 40. but Pancho stormed the net perfect opener. Segura the Tabori, a won tournament set up by the World St. Petersburg Open golf tour- since Laszlo the Hun- land pulled the score back to the single pro-set contest, garian S' jflßl jH9r i 9—7. Boxing Committee and the nament. refugee, also will partici- deuce with a thunderbolt over- in a match marked by long ral- NBA. pate in the Burke, jr., a by bankers mile. head and a good drive. lies from deep The tourney to determine a Jackie Texan Both Delany court and clever ibirth, was the pacesetter with a and Tabori have 1 Rosewall then reached game maneuvering to reach the net. isuccessor to retired Sandy Sad- been in 1 gets way midway Cary clocked 3:59 outdoors. i point again on a Gonzales volley ’ The South American leads dler under next Friday mark of 135. Mid- Delaney • m f.Jj error, now in the Garden dlecoff. a Texan by contract, and doesn't run against the #->--;, Jr J S *ielMMl 1 and took the vital point ; in their series, 15 with Puerto Rico's clock .:WL * mL. f, » matches to 2. and although he has been fM—MMßßflffilßß’r:3Hk after amazing Miguel Berrios facing Brooklyn's Pete Cooper, native Floridian, an rally. Pancho > Rosewall and Pails defeated ; the season's outstanding miler a Carmelo Costa. were putting on the pressure steamed service into court the Panchos in the pro-tennis The winner is he’s never been pressed. which Ken blocked back. 'I scheduled to take on Bassey with at 136. How- j Gon-' 1 ; s et, B—s, to bring the score in ever. Tabori’s appearance might zales volleyed the semifinal victor scheduled Gene Littler of Singing the ball to Rose- ¦ this series 11 to 8 for the latter to Hills, : force the Irishman to go all out HL W wall's backhand and the 23-year-' meet France's Cherif the Calif., and Billy Casper, jr., of V ¦team. Hamia. this ', s, -* «§ St. Patrick’s eve. 4L- ',f (^' * f' s . jK?'^'l rpT jW||LHH| European champion, Bonita, Calif., out u for the title. who jumped Courtney will be defending his front with 66s in the round, Chestnut, who stopped Costa in first relays title in the 1.000-yard run eight rounds, currently is un- were back in the field. Littler and Jenkins will compete in the St. Peter's and Benedictine ranked. Cadilli, who beat Berrios was in a five-way tie for fourth 600. Both Casper 1 won individual medals on January 16. is ranked 10th with 137 and was in a Olympics four-way in the and both ran To Play in K. of C. Tourney by the NBA and fifth by Ring tie for ninth with 138. on America's winning, 1,600- magazine. Burke, the 1956 Masters and meter relays team. St. Peter's Prep of Jersey City, sity tonight for the ®*ORE FOR BLAIR—Bob York (52) goes high on a . State Class A quick start enabled Chestnut PGA champion who now regis- Other Olympic Gold Medal T"9, to score push shot • A title. I ai a Class A semifinal game of the Maryland N. J.. and Benedictine High of to even his score with Cadilli ters out of Kiamesha Lake, N. Y„ winners entered tonight are Ira • Jv State tournament last The Marauders, is only night ats the University of Maryland Joe Richmond, Va., were added today who lost to The 25-year-old Californian had 34 but he has been play- Murchison, Greg Bell, Lee Cal- | fieldhouse. Quinlan (23) of Howard St. Anns in the here in ing for tries to block the shot. Other are to the field for the fourth an- finals edged Ike by a single point in pay for 15 of those years. houn. Milt Campbell and Glenn players Mike Oldham (31) and Leo Howard 1955, have compiled 19-2 Jackie Burke, jr. t*7-tiK—i;j;> ' a rec- their first clash in Houston Davis. (2 ai n 73 “ nual Knights of Columbus last Pete Cooper t.s-CK—i;:t; ~? 48, and W1 Play Frederick at 9 o’clock tonight in the bas- ord and are led by George Blaney Cary J, i ti* li i finals. October 30. Micidlecoff . 7ii-t»t»—-15ti —Star Staff Photo. ketball tournament at the Uni- rated as one of the school s ali- Gene Littler H»i-7!«—lsT greats. The officials voted for Chest- Fred Hawkins fi!i-tiß—j::; . time Blaney has Harney tip-ijH— versity of Maryland Fieldhouse scored nut this way: Judge Paul .. l.s7 Two Washington 454 points this season. St. Frank Douic Fora ...... 7 I-«:ti—ls7 THREE SURVIVE IN next week end. Peter's Forbes. 6-3-1; Judge Bert Grant, •Ait Wall, jr. tiff-ttx—ls; MARYLAND later averaged both of its losses. Bill Imotnbley 7ti-t“.H—4SB 1 They join St. Anns of New 6-4. and Referee Mark Conn. Arnold Palmer HR-till—lsß Glovers Benedictine won the Virginia Balding Golden Gon/aga. 5-4-1. The Associated A' 72-»»H—158 Andrews York and DeMatha Catholic title for the Press had Billy Casper. Jr. dti-72—158 Five fourth and Carroll of Washington in straight Chestnut ahead, 6-4. i Mike Felchlck 70-t5Ji—J 5M ' year and compiled a Lioyd Mangrum 7 ti-tfli—ls!» Suffer Defeats Varied Barriers the eight-team _ ... 87-72—15 J» Face event. Two more Lionel Hebert 16-6 record. Big guns for the ;Dow ... 7n-t;p teams are to be Finsterwald —1 ;s*« ; NEWPORT. R. 1., Mar. 16 i.P). announced. Cadets are George Shaheen, •John Addinaton . f.5.7 j— 4 ;t!« : ... Washington Playing St. Peter's, always a power in most player BASKETBALL lllllv Green 70-7tl— l4< —Two Golden Glov- Final ' valuable in the Vir- Du’ch Harrison 7 , :-i;s—l4o Jersey basketball, Page 1-t;n ! ers Area Fives in Tourney New this year ' ginia championships, and Bobby Continued Frmo A-12 Chick Herbert 7 —l4«' were beaten in the All- DENVER. Mar. 16 (VP^.— has won the Hudson County and Ayres, who along Friend sparked the Service boxing championships By DICK SLAY | Crabbers, 1 with Shaheen winners with highest total of the Andrews Air Foree Base of - Northern New Jersey cham- 25 points. . ! games. Mao was an all-tournament selection here last night while the Ma- Three Metropolitan Area teams six favored pionships and meets Trenton in the Virginia playoffs. Syracuse had Mickey Wright Valley land. by a day of rest, i Shaheen no easy task rines, by Olympic are still in the running for was sparked by the set- Catholic at Princeton Univer- scored against Lafayette. led U. S. team a shooting meets Laredo (Tex.) AFB today 333 points. Ayres 219. Stu Murray sweep of the Maryland ; and ball-handling of range Women's Golf member Louis Molina, captured State : found the for points Young, who hit for the championship I 30 basketball championships, but 8 of 10 shots of the and paced Lafayette to 57-53 the team title. [ in the first half of the way a they'll hare to accomplish one 1 to World Air Force Base basketball TAR HEELS Dachshunds Top lend with 10 minutes to go. But. Leader With 148 In the 132-pound a ¦ class ALc objective 22-pomt total. Continued Page • Pitt, fach: tournament. From A-12 like Lafayette couldn't keep AUGUSTA. Ga.. Mar. 16 .Pt.— . Fred Jackson of Bolling Air As expected. Keller, up pace. Class C Laurel will have to Charlie. Once beaten Laredo polished with his quick movements he the Young Mickey Wright, whose . Force Base was outpointed by jr., son of the former New Entry List for City's conquest curb the scoring of Sonny Lan- York off Ulm AFB of Germany 104-96. was under the basket for im- Oklahoma of goal ‘is to become the world’s ; Molina of San Jose, Calif. Jack- , Yankee slugger, took scoring St Louis don. Oxon Hill must stop the last night. Andrews, only portant follow ups. would have been more greatest golfer.” got a son was the World Wide Inter- , honors with points the Dog emphatic woman set shots of little Ronnie Young 23 for Fred- undefeated team in the and Pete Brennan Show Here except for the Chiefs chance to show service champion and lost in the ; eriek against double- Rosenbluth what she could andi > wretched shooting and Montgomery Blair “willhave Wicomico event, was idle after helped the Tar Heels to a An obedience trial is one of the in the first do under pressure in today's , finals of the Washington Golden to , brother Donnie did the ;'elimination half They show’ more hustle,” according floor handing Ulm its first loss, healthy edge on rebounds, and [ side features of the National controlled the back- third round of the 18th , Gloves to Jimmy Biggs of the St. ’ work. 82-73, boards throughout. Title- to Blair Coach Eddie Moffatt. the night before. when Canisius frequently ap- . Capital Kennel Club's annual Hub Reed. holders championship. Joseph's Club. swept pairings 6 fool 10, had points Favorites the semifinals The tonight in C«*e plied the all-court press. Rosen- dog show tomorrow at the Na- 25 for the Granger, yesterday Gymnasium: If Laredo beats the Maryland w inners. The 22-year-old blond from i Lt John also of at the University of ¦ bluth would help out his back tional Guard Armory. Bolling Maryland airmen, they'll play a second San Diego. Calif., moved into i and the Washington fleldhouse in Classes Class C—Laurel vs. Crieflekd, game court men. Over 1,200 dogs of all breeds Notre Dame was in the thick for the title tonight, ot things against first place yesterday at the half- Golden Gloves 147-pound cham- C. B and A. Laurel beat Sudlers- Class B—Oxon Hill vs. Valldy, have been entered for the bench Michigan State 44-28; j Dick former St. Back Court Helpers until way mark of the 72-hole medal l pion, lost a 139-pound decision ville, Oxon Hill pulled Class A—Montgomery Bllir Boushka. show that from to seven minutes from the away I University And it was runs 8 a m. play event with a steady 73- to Bob Powell, a Marine from from Stephen Decatur. 69- vs. Frederick. Louis ace, paced North Carolina's 9 pm. Dachshunds drew I end. Then the Irish hit a cold past back court players 1 the 75—148. Wilkes Bane, Pa. 58. and Blair as pleased I.»»r,l F Pt; O F.Pt, Laredo Ulm with a 37-point who teamed streak and there went their won it Gn Sudlertville most individual entries among from Net 4zn Buxh „ u u ' output and also starred defen- with Rosenbluth for the triumph 1 Green Her lead, however, was by no George McCorkle. who Howard County High. Attirr 3 1 5 4 1 y the breeds, with 90 entered. chances. John was high 1 lives in Jobr, ColrmtnEl,v Cunningham 73-48. 11 :i n t. n I slvely. His long set shot put Bob was superb on man for Michigan State with 20 means secure. Ten other con- Washington, defeated Joe Adair l'hompson :t *» The best-in-show judging 4ln GufFftrd n 0 the Texas team ahead good, defense and in play-making, and points. testants were within 4 strokes ¦of Ardmore, Crisfteld vs. Laurel Kddtr., « 2 2 Jon,s ft »i i« 1 for which winds up thp show will be Okla. McCorkle is Crisfield, runnerup , Ph-lp* 1 n •; Krnd«U 11 :i i 74-73, with 10 minutes to playJ Tommy K?arns’ continued drives of the pace. in the Air Force and stationed in Class C Thom»« n ii n ONnl n n n done by Rochard A. Kearns, jr., Kansas. G K Pi- >\H . Gt Hi ii II through the 1 4 Scores of Washington last year, ! Bunch II Phillip* n The fliers from Germany were weak Canisius Ei>iun 1 !» Show alter 4 •> ,s t area in the Far East. earned the right to n n 1 ' of Ardmore, Loup i Sinclair .1 2 2 Tribbcu n n o middle Pa. kt 4 o n Herr>ther -i H I*: players Mrs. play ahead only twice, 53-52 at one helped him to second ;j« were: Frank Cush. Laurel for the Class C Tj'Masttr ii ii n w>lch u n n | Several Washington breed Ch'&pflain 14 8 Krebb * 2D* The Marines accounted for cnampionship tonight by whip- Dixon n II II Weller ti n u i minute after halftime and 73-72 scoring honors with 19 points. King l 2« 4 Mills 5 o J«i 90-83—173, and Mrs. John K clubs have specialties at this PaiKer 4 o 8 Duncan ! 4 t> four of the individual titles, the ping Total* 14 41 goal. Syracuse won despite «» t» McGregor Barry. 80-84—164.1 Southern of Lothian, 64- 7ft Total* 7u~B 2S i before Boushka’s an ofi Johnson 5 Ml Mickey , Force Navy two Halftime ..core: 23-1.1, show which have drawn larger Billings o 2 2 Wright 75-T s— l in Air three. and 50. Class Valley Laurel Frank Burgess of Eudora, Ark., night by its star. Vince Cohen, Patty Berg B of Allegany than usual entries for collies, —, Totals 2t> DMi.v 78-71 —14!» ¦ Army one. HIM G P Pt* points who took a 25-point ¦ Total? .<«» i:s r.i Willi Smith I County, the only defending Oxen Decatur O P Pt* scored 29 for Ulm. average into •Arne 71-75—14j H 112 pounds—Dan 'AL'. In- n ll In ii | weirmaraners, terriers Hallnme. Qm. t 7 2-th— SO i Adamson Trollinaer R Darts n n the Lafayette game. He Boston Kansas Ruth rii napoli.v. . outpointed Mor- champion in the tournament, , Biohm 3 O b Hudson 3 3 » made Jessen 7*4.71—450 i Ind filierri 1 and bulldogs. Maritne Hagge 7 , an *A'. Davidson. Mich. N points - S Ir G Bauer 4-7t»—!&<• w alloped Chestertown, I Fallln ft 010 V. Darla 1 17 only eight in what j inri. F Pt> Idaho M G P Pt» Bettey , ll!» pound*—Ray Mary 21st victory in grand style last ;| Halftime acore: 3ft-27. Oxon Hill. foot-1: Emmanuel Breland, a 1 ! Hies* l l ii Burns 75- 7 h 155 pounds—Bob Powell (ML To Brown «. ti 18 Bet y Raw i> ?t;-7s—j ;,.} 1 1.2 M Wilkes- Brooklyn and Boston. Even Playoff Weils 5 ill l outpointed •• Pa Granger night, playmaker; *• ; using all 12 players on Blxlr 5-foot-7 Vince Al- 2 t 5 o Peiiß.v Kirk Bell _ 7H-;.5— 1.74 Barre John 1 MX,. GPPtI Howard C. O F Pt* Dunbar Deimer Randolph ' AF* Matter.a. N. Y - , o «i o , way Paum e n o « it x banese, and two big men, Gary PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 16 <>P>. LUlevsnri M Manley «i ti Bonnie 81-74—155 the to decisive triumph. 0 Estes 1 «* 1) a Fa\ - ,7— —Bob Stan- — t» Crocker 1 | ,founds Fosmire tM*. Beasle, ft 414 Quinlan 2 n 4; SARASOTA. FUI. Mar. 16 UP). The Philadelphia Badanovh-h 8 7 15*1 Jl7 The Blazers had Clark, 6 feet 4. and Jim Snyder, r Ramblers Mancasoia o ti 0 j; •Denotes amateur !iOpe. N J . bv default over Bob Mat- too much height , Ca»tle 2 3 7 E 7 3 7 Totals 17.71 thru tAF) Philadelphia tMatthews un- , Jones 1 I 3 Inxram I 2 4; —Ted Williams. Red Sox slugger, 6 feet blasted the Jets for Howard with Mac Beasley Oettlrr 5. Johnstown 8-1 Total* 24 18 tit. 'able to make weight > Btoeo 4 ii x Oldham :t 4 1 n , last I 5»; pounds—Roosevelt Bel] •_* ' was due Clark, like night to even the Eastern Halftime San Charles , moved leads of 4 o ! Brooklyn Dodgers. with Andrreßg 4 ti j 4 Smyth n 2. 25 Comne 13 Poetker o 0 a 34-point 3,238 Green s D C. outpointed Joe Adair 23-8, I York 1 4 « Whitaker O 0 performance last fans in the arena. 420 Devine 4 in Metz, Revolta in 41-22 and 61-33. and o Quigg ;; IN'• Ardmore. Okla Gill 10 2 O o It! The 38-vear-old It 8 2 18 Duffy <1 ti only Anderson hit master's night, and when Syracuse ; The Ramblers scored three Wilson o t» o n n • 78 pound*—Rill Johnson to rebounder. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Mar. 16 defense, Carolina i the third Peterson i» n Robinson s 2 18 now host pro at widen their margin over Dis- it the Memphis i For Shoemaker a zone, as did Lafayette. Cohen, ,iin the best of seven series. Wilkes 2 2 Dia/ n <> ti trict Virginia opponent* Blair Flays Tonight i'4*l. The Baltimore Orioles 1 But h 5 2 12 Country Club, Abbott bested the ! and is the Orange's scoring Blair and Frederick play for SAN MATEO, Calif., Mar. 16 5 pared three more rookies from star but Simplon u n n great Southern Country Club's when weekly drag racing con- Clark, said by his coach be a par tinues at p.m. the Class A title at 9 o'clock to- (4*).—Willie . theri spring training roster to- to I Total* 2.'J 11 :>l» Totals 57 ri Bt* 71 course by four strokes yes- 2 tomorrow at Shoemaker, the taci- great pro prospect, dangerous j Haimiur Hi-a:,. Calllomla the night after Laurel and Crisfield day. is Andrews Title terday and took the lead by one , Old Dominion Speedway in turn, had a bad day at Bay Clark had 17-point average I'ltlsli P., clash for the Class C title at ' Ordered to Join Baltimore's a for ch O f Krnturkv o > stroke with a two-round total Manassas. Va. 1 »‘a ues ; 11:, fox ; '. Meadows Race Track yesterday ' the season. Squadron Kimi I of Last Sunday. Maryland 6 p m. and Oxon Hill and Valley San Antonio farm club, which To 95th 7 l>i ;m Crialer n •: 132. driv- got away ba | •; | •) Pat emerged money training here, were Syracuse with a aver u Mills 4 Abbott !¦••> ers 10-3 winners over battle in Class B at 7:30. —out of the four times i also Is out- 1 The 95th Fighter-Interceptor Biautlaam 4 :, l.i Brewer 1 s Di • Mi plays •• ,i In r.?UiTi Virginia fielder Dick number of that don't fig- • Squadron based at Andrews Dorman n i :i •. h.-voi,» : while the District Oxon Hill's game with Decatur and off his last Santaniello. and Air ¦* Da itH-ii:—tin was canceled twoi against n Calvert !i n la If Mort\\ t>B-i>B-*;ti; pitchers ure to work the Tar ' Force Base the Jlursrli •;1 l shutout. was by far the most exciting of Jim Johnson and John won 85th Air Hemion I! ”4 Haitnn in I •: t ScufUluy Horner o.t>:i i;t*i mounts because of a plunge into Heels, who taller and smarter, Markovich 1 I :i A Smith n n n : Jimmy MoConagill 7 played Lang. are Division basketball t» l-tin— l::<» the six yesterday. The ‘ tournament I.azor ti o col’worth O o o Jounny Morri> *»on 71-;i '• afternoon rookie Stu Fighter-Interceptor Squadron of n ¦¦ 1 14 lead at the end of the first Swift Bools, mount in O < Burnett Maaana I •; |n ‘‘U 81( . ; *•» at College Park. Shoejs pitcher, shooting a :N.li si But facing Laurel tonight is a 1957 contract with their i hander doesn’t make PRO BASKETBALL The $15,000 added Art Sparks John Libert made it apparent Two- mile relay: Suction B I Evans-1 it this ; (leorut*owi. < Proctor. Williams, Nelson. a Crisfield team which easily ville Handicap at Bay Meadows Carney >. Morgan farm club in the Class B i season you can bet he'll be tough By the Ak*oclated Pre*» has the old record of 3:44 2 would 1 State ;{—George- defeated highly Southern town Fro«h Time vo*.’ touted 3-1 League. Bill Dunderdale, to keep away from the A’s TONK.IIT S SC IIMHI attracted a field of 11 with Dino be smashed when he opened a at a , spring K 1 _ «iO-Viinl d-»*h I —Kaye. Fort Meade I' airfax (.ouiitry C.lul. and was last year's Western Hivi-ion hr*t-placc plavoiT. Lozzl's Count topweight gap Waters. Cross City - which run- 6-foot 195-pound righthander, , training site In West Palm iMlnneapollt 1 Chic at of a half-lap over Mount St Track Club :i- nerup Class played at at Loul* iafternoon-TV». pounds probable Johnson. Stevens Ttade School Tune. • Play on a 18-Hole in C. Landon had semlpro ball last season! i Beach. Fla., next year. After Faster Division aemlflnal playoff 120 and favor- Mary’s while running in third I*» *-* tmeet record Old record »i :t. Stan- an unusually hot afternoon and after a two-year Bvrar.u*e at iMoladelphia ifirst of best ] ite. The race is at one and one- position. Held. Grand Stieet Boys I Championship courso hitch in the ' all, that's his birthplace and of three *er|ea), MHHI-v.trd tun: I Brown, Morgan lie .scored 31 points for the Marine Corps. KKIIIAYB U | state. Country HP• off-season home. | _No KtSII.TR sixteenth miles. Libert, 100 and 220 yard Sherman cross T c. Rolling Fairways in I aanns Rchediilerl. j, • i Svehla. Cross County T. C Time. Mason-Dixon Conference cham- ¦ itt »t Excellent Condition pion, turned the baton to . M,ivon lM\un mile relav 1 410. PRO HOCKEY | over h h«i :t - | Catholic U 'Mathews, • SPORT •’ LITTLE anchorman John Madison who t Cookery I.tbert, Madl*>ont. —Mount True Putting Green By I Mii v powaon the AftaociatPri Prrs* i t State I • coasted home to better the oldI'Hiidgeuntcr Time. t:ift • Starting Cleveland, I; Hnrlnaneld. <• by High hurdles; Time Available League 1954 six-tenths of a second. GO-varri I Oilhert. International aemlflnal nlav- Winston-Salem Teacher' Calhoun. • "ff* Huntlnaton, I, (beat Georgetown Weekdays. 2.50; M; Cincinnati. won the B section I North Carolina College ;i Kedak. Sat. of five aeriea tied. I-1 * of the relay by edging' ,lOeoiHPtown lime. ; :t Sun., Eaatern League .semifinal playoßa two-mile MKII-yard scholastic relay: I—Hpina- and 3.50 Philadelphia. N. .iohn*ton. 1, of State. High (Crocker. ? ibe.sl Morgan The time was tam Mount lee Fa Mo. I airfax New York at Splngarn High won the 880- One mile runt 1 Berry. Morgan AMERICAN IT!Ant'C Adams, Baltimore Olympic Club rirrli', ' arniinit circle In Rochester at Cleveland yard relay Georgetown i scholastic in meet- Vinton Flush Time. I •!**.«». llniiip Providence at liaoliev Two mile miii I Pit Nn. 2fT. 50 xardx In Hprlnafteld record time of 1:35.9. Stevens Kethlv. VMI Buffalo at Sawyer. Baltimore Olympic Club .1 linll niur-c Piitrancr. International League veintflnal play* Trade, which set the old recon Nov-. Penn A C Time