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 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- 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 who toiled at Seattle cause Fornieles pitched only 26 A scheduled 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. 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,” 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. 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 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 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. is a tall, 72 was Flank Stranahan, Toledo, against the Johnstown Jets in Viola’s trotter Nicholas is a real speeder. By th* Associated Press preferred hockey. Larry played rangy lad who led the South- Ohio, who rallied from a 39 on an Eastern League hockey match owned by C. L. Jenning of Cen- He stole 83 bases for Memphis WESTERN for the Lions in the ern Association in everything | DIVISION. the first nine to-a 33 coming in. at Uline Arena tonight. American Georgetown Group Plans terville, lowa, won more races crack Jimmy Johnston’s W. L Pet. 1950, just !to Minneapolis Mangrum, with 33-35, is League and then with the Buf- than any harness horse in the but broken bats in 59 !) 763 seek- Defensemen Larry Archam- Southern Association record that Rochester 25 13 .658 falo Bisons before coming to Boys' Athletic Classes Nation in before changing his Memphis Ij Fort Wayne ing his sixth straight tournament beault and Joe Medynski are key 1952. i had stood for 40 years. The 22- r 19 17 .528 victory Washington last Boys eligible Spud got uniform for khaki. He slammed Indianapolis 14 26 356 and third in a row for men on the ice for the Lions. season. from 7 to 12 are The son of Hanover year-old Phoenix (Ariz.) out- Milwaukee 10 27 276 The Lions’ two to participate in the most doubles, homers, total the new winter season. Wednesday night they and De- ace defense- weekly athletic home first 27 times, one more fielder. however, hit only .280 and EASTERN DIVISION. men have entirely bases and led in runs batted in. Syracuse Leading scorers; fensemen Frank Hughes and Bill different classes sponsored by the Old victory than was credited to lacks power. Eddie McGhee, re- 25 12 676 styles. Archambeault is Bob, the catcher, is a former New York 23 12 .657 Tommy Bolt 32-34—66 Innes guarded the Lions’ nets so a smooth Georgetown Arts Group, Inc., a Prince Phillip, 4-year-old trotter turning for another shot at a Boston 25 1 • .6*l Jerry Barber 31-38—87 skater who poke checks rather co-operative community service owned by O. C. Belt of Colum- football star at the University picket Baltimore 9 25 .265 Jimmy Demaret 35-33—8 S wTell that Goalie Dennis Mooney line job, hit .289 at Mem- Philadelphia ... 6 30 .167 Lloyd Manarum 33-35—88 than body checks. Larry seldom organization in the Bethesda- bus, chairman of the Ohio Rac- of Wisconsin. He batted .297 in phis, driving YESTERDAYS Jim Turnesa 37-36—68 was forced to make only 17 in 86 runs. RESULTS. slams the opponent carrying the Chevy Chase area. ing Commission. the Pacific Coast League, drove The White Fort Wayne, 91; Boston. 85. Dous Ford 32-36—68 saves in Washington's 6-4 victory Sox may have come Syracuse. 109; Warren Mae Carty 35-34—69 puck, feeling his own stickwork Classes will be at Leland among the in 75 runs and has the aggres- j Rochester. 85. Mike Homa . 35-34—69 at Johnstown. held Leadership pacers jup with a find in Keegan, a 31- Indianapolis. 75: Milwauk 68. Pete Fleming 36-3.3—69 is the better way to break up the Junior High gym starting Febru- was by Good Time, Bill siveness that Sherm Lollar, the year-old 'Minneapolis at Philadelphia (post- Dick Knight 33-37—79 shared right-hander, who led poned). Starred As Catcher. play, body ary continuing through (N. No. 1 receiver, lacks. Jimmy Clark 37-33—70 but when he does 7 and Cane’s Goshen Y.) harness the International League with 20 New York vs Baltimore at Phila- —70 Archambeault crack delphia (postponed). Ilan Marusic 33-37 was a check it is with authority. May. Additional information may horse of the year, and Murel B. Gamble on Fornieles. I victories. He posted Art Wall 36-34—70 I an impres- today s schedule. George Keyes catcher who interested several Medynski Rough Player. be obtained by 35-35—70 telephoning Mrs. Trout's Byno Volo from Fort Fornieles, the Cuban hurler | ; sive 2.67 earned average at Boston a* Milwaukee. Lew Worsham 33-37—70 major league clubs, including Medynski, Fort Wayne vs. Indianapolis Ted Kroll 35-36—71 on the other hand, Margaret Willier. OL. 2-9254. Wayne, Ind. Each won 23 races. acquired from Washington in a Syracuse. waukee. at Mil- Max Evans 37-34—71 the Boston Braves, before he is a rough, tough player who hits Herman CoehlO 35-36—7 L hockey Mac Hunter 34-37—71 decided on a career. the wingers with all of his 195 Smiley Quick 35-36—71 Larry still plays sandlot pounds possible. A1 Mengert 34-37—“1 base- whenever Joe’s Shelley Mayfield oall in the area, performing •>- 35-36—71 for slam-bang tactics cost him fre- Bob Duden 37-34—71 Lee's Tavern in the Julius Boros .34-37—71 Prince quent penalties and close to 20 xßichard Davis .34-37—71 Georges County League the past Wally Ulrich .34-37—71 stitches a season. Medynski can Guinea Kon 3.3-38—71 two seasons. take it, however, and is handy Mike Souchak 34-3.—71 xGene Littler 3.3-38—.1 Medynski played four years with his fists should the oppo- Bob Watson .35-36—71 hockey prefer Walter Burkemo 37-34—71 of Canadian junior be- nents that type of action. Bill Nary .34-37—71 fore serving as pilot in the made xHarry Le Barron 34-3. —.l a Archambeault the all- x Denotes amateur. Royal Canadian Air Force for league team last season after four years during the war. Joe finishing the campaign with has seen action with the United Johnstown when the Lions fold- Malcolm Fox Survives States League and the Pacific ed. He and Medynski can be Coast Hockey League before counted on to give Goalie Cliff East Florida coming to the Lions. Hicks much of the protection he In Tennis Larry was one of the Balti- will need tonight when By action the Associated Press more Orioles’ most promising begins at 8:30. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.. Jan. 16.—1 t has been easy going so far for seeded players in the Florida West Coast tennis tour- Watrous Shaky Favorite Virginia's Dohner Second nament, but tougher competition Is in store in today’s quarter- As Senior PGA Starts In Free Shot Ranking finals. By th« Associated Press Jake Dohner, University of Bernard Bartzen, top-seeded DUNEDIN, Fla., Jan. 16—The Virginia high scorer who starred netter from San Angelo. Tex., annual PGA Senior medal play at George Washington High runs up against Jerry Slobin. golf tournament opened here to- School in Alexandria, is the sec- University of Miami. day and more champions were ond ranking foul shooter in the Second-seeded Hal Burrows of on hand than you could shake Nation according to statistics Charlottesville, Va., meets Mike a stick at. released yesterday. Ribinoff of Miami Beach; third- In the shaky favorite’s role Dohner has made 42 free seeded Malcolm Fox of Washing- was A1 Watrous, the 1950-51 throws in 49 tries for an 85.7 ton, D. C., meets Dan Sullivan winner and 1952 runnerup. percentage, just behind Tom of St. Petersburg, and fourth- Watrous got top billing in the Collins, Loyola of Chicago, who seeded Bill Davis of Knoxville, big championship for profes- is on top with an 86.1 mark. Tenn . meets Orlando Garrido of sionals at least 50 years of age In individual scoring marks Havana- when a leg infection Sidelined released yesterday, Georgetown s All the favorites won fourth- the 1952 champion, Ernie New- Bill Bolger is 21st with a 21.1 round matches in straight sets ham of Portland, Me. average, GW’s Joe Holup 25th yesterday. Other contenders in the two- with 20.7. Maryland’s Gene \ The women's favorites fol- day, 36-hole tourney include Shue 27th with 20.2 and Navy's e of Golf, 111., Lange V ° lowed the example of the men Jock Hutchinson Don 28th with 20.1. w rid without losing a set. former British Open champion I and won and winner of the first PGA Vfl Senior tournament in 1937, Gene College Basketball Sarazen of Germantown, Conn., Make Terp 1 Has 9-0 Mark By th* Allegro F"”'"*'* No. United States Open titleholder Associated Press in 1922 1932; Johnny Far- WASHINGTON AREA. and Navy Rifle League Win rell of Westfield, N. J., who won 93 Virsinla 71 After American U. 77 Towson Teachers 41 Wilson Shepherd TAPE Open in 1928; and 78 RECORDERS Terp No. 1 has a 9-0 record in the National 76 the Maryland Rifle League after Billie Burke of Clearwater, Fla., EAST. champ in 1931. Setnn Hall 82 Dayton 74 edging Kensington, 1,132-1,127, National Open Boston Univ. 58 Massachusetts 50 College . « St. Lawrence 81 Clarkson 65 Regular at Park yesterday. Bethany (W. Va.) 67-. Thiel - 60 Bates 89 • - Bowdoin 72 records! We're In other matches, United States Va.) Records! Records! Records! And more stacked to the rafters 0A.95 Salem