LITTLE SPORT THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. * 33 Players Crack Par Name Stars Set Back FRIDAY. JANUARY 16, 1953 C-3 As Bolt Gains Lead ' > As Mary Lena Faulk In San Diego Open Hits 70 at Tampa By th« Associated Press By tho Associated Pross SAN DIEGO, Calif., Jan. 16. TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 16.—Mary It up Tommy Bolt to hold was to Lena Faulk surprised the pros his lead as well as his temper today as play swung into the with a first-round 70 in the second round of the SIO,OOO San Tampa Women’s Open golf tour- Diego Open golf tournament. nament yesterday and started Temperamental Tommy held off today with four-stroke lead everything yesterday, including a Maryland's Defeat the field. Billand Bob Wilson May Fill Syracuse Keeps Lead an array of splendid golf shots, over as he subdued par 72 by six The Thomasville, Ga., ama- By Ole Miss Voted strokes to lead the field through teur equaled men’s par over the White Sox' Need for Power In light NBA Race the first 18 holes. 6,093-yard Palma Geia course. Top Upset of '52 The 34-year-old (Another of a Series.) , straight swap for Chuck Stobbs j By lh* Auocioted Pratt former Hous- By the Associated Press ton, Tex., pro from Maplewood, Women’s par for the $5,000 j last month, won two and lost j Syracuse still tops the Eastern Tampa open Joe N. J„ was but one of 33 players has been set at 74. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 16. By Reichler j two for the Nats, but his first Division of the National Basket- who emoarrassed the 6,600-yard Most of the name stars were Mississippi’s 21-14 victory over Associated Pr*ss Sports Writer ! triumph was a one-hit shutout ball Association, but only oiie having trouble with Palma par 36-36 —72 course at the San Geia’s goes NEW YORK. Jan. 16—Wheth- against Philadelphia Septem- game separates the Nationals deep, tricky traps. Maryland’s football team Diego Country Club. Chicago ber 2. It was the first time a third-place Defending Champion down as the sports upset of 1952. er the White Sox ,can and the Boston And heading out today. Bolt Louise their rookie making his big league Celtics. Suggs, Atlanta pro, now playing It eclipses such other surpris- improve third-place finish; figured to be hard-pressed to stay may depend couple i debut had done that since The Nats easily defeated the out of Cincinnati, took 74. So of 1952 on a j out in front. i ing form reversals as Notre of rookies named Wilson—Bill I Addie Joss pitched a one-hit Rochester Royals. 109-85, did Babe Zaharias of Tampa, a last One stroke back was steady- Dame’s win over Oklahoma and and Bob. I shutout for Cleveland on April night while Boston was losing to putting Jerry two-time winner of this event. j ! 2, 1902. the Wayne Barber from La | lowa’s triumph over Ohio State Bill is a 24-year-old outfielder Fort Pistons, 91-85. Canada. Calif., whose 31-36 for Amateur Pat Garner of Mid- “We took a gamble in making In another league game, Indian- equaled who recently received his Army > i'' land. Tex., Miss Paulk’s in of sports writers 67 was extremely well fashioned. * ini . the opinioh discharge. the swap.” Richards said, “be- apolis whipped Milwaukee, 75-68. H 34 on the front nine, but fal- voting in the Associated Bob is a 23-year-old Mangrum Two Strokes Back. ""I' ilWilllfißlPWltf annual catcher who toiled at Seattle cause Fornieles pitched only 26 A scheduled doubleheader at tered to 40 on the way home Press poll. innings big Four worthy challengers were gSmEm last year. The two head a group of league ball after Philadelphia between New York for another 74. The Mississippi-Maryland re- coming up tied at 68—Lloyd Mangrum of of 14 freshmen that includes. from Havana, where and Baltimore and Minneapolis Pro Peggy Kirk of Ponte Ved- sult got 49 first-place votes he had a 14-12 record. But the and the Warriors Niles, 111.; Jimmy Demaret, now lip 1 Fla., 74, such promising youngsters as was postponed ra, also with made it ; among the 156 ballots cast. With kid (he’s only 20) has the transportation from Kiamesha Lake. N. Y.; Jim j four-way tie for second. Pitchers Mike Fornieles and Bob re- because of a w a points on a 3-2-1 basis, this pertoire to develop a Turnesa, BriarclifT, N. Y„ and jßre gr Stewart, Canadian Keegan, Infielder Bob Boyd and | into star. strike. The Knickerbockers by Marlene game received 189 points. Notre The time to get him, then, Was being idle, moved his neighbor from Harrison, amateur champion, from Font- Outfielder Don Nicholas. into second Doug Dame’s victory over Oklahoma right now. Once a player de- place in the Eastern Division. Ford. mm Jti \ hill, Ont., and the veteran pro “We finished fourth and third I shaded lowa’s over Ohio State by |j into a star, it’s impossible easy Bolt, who in good-humored star, Patty Berg of Fort Myers, the last two seasons,” Manager velops Rochester made it for vein swears he has abandoned 102 points to 95, as both received to get him.” Syracuse by having five of its Fla., were tied at 75. 23 votes for first place. Paul Richards pointed out. “To such things as breaking clubs, Ej fiwi&ij Notre Boyd’s Good. players banished on personal Close behind at 76 were Betsy Dame also was involved in the finish in the first division is no Record carded five birdies and an eagle longer fouls. The Nats had six players ' Rawls, the leading 1952 money an achievement. We must Os the others, Boyd has the 3. ' fourth-place upset, it’s win over in double The latter on the 464-yard M ': winner among United States go for all the marbles in ’53. I best record. The speedy Negro figures, with Paul Sey- eighth hole. His approach Southern California earning 51 mour leading the way with 19 women pros, and Alice Bauer. | points. think the Yankees can be beaten 1 1 first baseman led the Pacific dropped five feet from the pin Miss Rawls plays out of Spar- this year, but to must Coast League with batting points. The defeat dropped the he Not until fifth place did some do so we a .320 Royals four and holed the putt. JOE MEDYNSKI. tanburg, S. C. Miss Bauer is come up with more power. We average. Bob Landenberger, a 1 games behind pace- Cary Middlecoff from Mem- sport other than football get setting Minneapolis in the West- from Sarasota. Fla. , had too many single hitters last 315 hitter at Colorado Springs phis gave up entirely •Mary onto the list and that was Vic ern Division race. on the 16th Lena Faulk 34-36—70 year. Our attack, in most in- with 26 and 133 runs hole, along patience. •Pat Garner 36-38—74 Seixas’ two tennis victories over homers Wayne with his Pesgy Kirk 36-38—74 stances, consisted of a bunt, a batted in; Dixie Upright, a .318 Fort rallied twice from He was confronted with a plush Lions Bank on Former Flyer Louise Suggs 36-38—74 Frank Sedgman. behind a 19-point, to over- Babe Zaharias 36-38—74 steal and a prayer. hitter at Memphis with 18 deficit eight strokes on the hole —the •Marlene Stewart 36-39—75 take Boston with less than two Patty Berg In Weakest homers, and Earl York, a .307 ball went into the rough, off 38-37—75 Departments. minutes left in game. the Betsy Rawls 38-38—76 hitter at Tulsa with 15 homers the Dike green into an automobile tire And Ex-Basehall Star Tonight Alice Bauer 37-39—76 Viola's Spud Top Winner “If the two Wilsons could of Fort Wayne took Marilyn Smith 38-39—77 and 101 runs batted in, also are Eddleman track among other things—when young players early Betty come through for us, would scoring honors points. By Brian Bell, Jr. in the 1940’s Dodd 34-40—77 it first basemen. They haven’t with 28 he belted the ball out of sight. when he played Eastern League •Dot Kirby 37-40—77 Among Trotters in 1952 help us tremendously because Bill Sharman was high the A baseball player who was once •Bonnie Randolph 37-40—77 much chance to stick with Eddie for Two Tie hockey with Jack Riley, now Betty MacKinnon 40-38—78 By th* Associated Press they happen to be in the two Celts with 26. for Amateur Lead. good enough to receive major •Bee McWane 37-41—78 Robinson around. Sammy Espo- Leading Uline Arena manager. Archam- Shirley Spork 38-41—79 COLUMBUS, Jan. 16.-,- departments where we were just the amateurs were league offers and a former Ca- Villegas Ohio. sito, out of Indiana Univer- beault played semi-pro •Mary Ann 39-40—79 The weakest. Furthermore, both are Dick Davis, Pasadena, and Gene nadian Air Force pilot will lead fast •Cathy McKinnon 49-39—79 United States Trotting As- sity, hardly figures to unseat Littler, baseball in Canada during the Beverly Hanson 42-37—79 sociation has reported reputed to pack power.” San Diego, at 71, and at the Washington Lions defense •Denotes amateur. that ! Chico Carrasquel at shortstop. NBA Standinas summers and finally decided he Spud, 7-year-old Bill, the flychaser.