THE EVENING STAR ** Washington, D. C. C-2 Tt'ESPAY, MARCH IBBS Bowie Win Gives Apprentice Now 3 to 5 St. John's to Face Red Wings Favored Helioscope Start Toward Helping Family For ; West Virginia Five As National Hockey Gels 128 By Lewis F. Atchison A 22 - year -old apprentice Saratoga Impressive In Catholic Opener ANGLE League Playoffs Start For Bowie Handicap; , who wants to buy a home By th® Associated Pros* Pr®ss for his mother, another for him- St. John’s High is expected to By th® Associated , Fla., By LEWIS F. ATCHISON self and a couple of pretty good Mar. 22. run into much the same type of Detroit plays host to Excels in Workout race horses for his brother to Nashua, 1954’s champion 2-year- club it defeated for the Cath- Montreal to- ! train, got j The death i, Well, is capable, and Boston visits a start in that direc- old, now is the 3-to-5 favorite olic League championship two of W. R. Coe m if the trainer By Joseph B. Kelly at Saturday. Florida last week caused many y and Coe hired such good ones as night for the start of the Na- tion Bowie last SIOO,OOO-added days ago, SHISON'S William Helis’ Helioscope, who It was payday for Johnny | to win the Flor- when the Johnnies turf veterans and a few younger r Johnny Lowe and Benny Creech, tional Hockey League’s best-of- was bracketed with High Gun Raia (Ray-a>, and the boss, ida Derby at Gulfstream Park enter the first round of the fans to check back into the 1920 s it was smarter that way. No seven semifinal playoffs. and Determine among the top 3- 1930 question was Trainer Lucien Laurin, tossed in | Saturday Washington Catholic Invita- and s but that Coe smart The Red Wings, who captured year-olds of last year, has been a little "stake” as a reward for Although the Belair Stud’s when his —a good man for racing. tional basketball tournament ** * ! straight league assigned high weight of 128 Johnny’s first winning ride, Nasrullah has not been | name ranked * their seventh i son of Friday pounds for Saturday’s $15,000 aboard Isayolboy the week be- in competition since he won the : at Ritchie Coliseum. ! with that of Jim Moriarty, Government at- ; title, have been installed 2%- Bowie Handicap, in which the fore. The 105-pound. 5-foot-3 ! Flamingo last month, his work- Pairings announced yesterday such other torney now living in California, {to-1 favorites to retain their brillian son of is ex- Raia took care of some personal outs have been excellent and he list St. John’s against Charles- turf giants as sends along a batch of Interest- supremacy. Detroit pected to make his 1955 debut. obligations, sent a “little some- appears a standout to take his ton (W. Va.) Catholic in the ! Col. Ed Brad- ing clippings from the West finished the regular season with Rating eligibles thing” home began straight SIOO,OOO ley. Willis Coast, interesting, is, pro a total of 39 and concen- second feature opening game Friday at 5 p.m. that to nine consecutive victories and for this 7-furlong event, Racing trating even harder on his race at a mile and a furlong. Sharpe Kilmer football fans in general and San was unbeaten in its last 12 games. Secretary John Turner, jr., gave ridmg. Nashua worked a mile Sat- Then West Catholic of Phila- and Harry Francisco Forty-Niners support- For tonight’s game at the Helioscope four pounds more There have been many out- ; urday in 1:37% under Eddie Ar- delphia meets Benedictine of Payne Whit- ers In particular. Item 1 is that 1 Olympia Detroit rules a -and- than C. V. Whitney’s Fisherman, standing Italian jockeys in this j caro, who will ride the colt in Richmond at 7, Gonzaga takes ney. Charley Powell, Forty-Niners a-half choice to beat the Maple country, Arcaro at Derby. galloped As a mat- quit to try regular play who received 124. Mrs. Ethel with Eddie JOHNNY RAIA | the Nashua out on defending champion St. end who football box- ! Leafs. In season next the top of the list, and j Derby ter of fact, ing. would a -to Wings D. Jacobs’ Joe Jones is with Raia the distance in 1:51%. City welcome chance the Red defeated Toronto 121, followed by Mrs. Ada L. hopes to join their ranks. He’s Second choice seemed to be Ann’s of New York at 8:45 Coe. a wealthy return to his-old team since being i seven times while losing four Rice’s Cerise Reine and Mrs. knocked around quite a bit in was bom in Cheyenne, Wyo., 1 among Montpelier Farm’s Sara- and St. Peter’s of Jersey City business exec- knocked out by Charlie Norkus and tying three. J. R. H. Thomson’s Christmas a struggle to get steady bookings where his shoemaker-father had toga. Mrs. Dorothy P. Belz’ Sim- meets Calvert Hall of Baltimore j utive born in Lewl* F. Atchison Powell has developed hand trou- j The Wings are in good physi- Gift, with 119 each. as a rider, and if fame and for- a small farm when the boy was my and Hasty House Farm's at 10:15. England, probably was quicker r ble for one thing, and Manager I cal shape, with Capt. Ted Lind- to California, a than Meanwhile, Helioscope ignored tune haven’t come his way over- born. He’s been Prince Noor. Like Gonzaga. Charleston with buck most of his s Suey Welch, an old fighter him- j say’s bruised shoulder the only night can moving there his | contemporaries when it came to > self, says racing secretaries and reeled off he wait. with mother Saratoga in Form. Catholic is relatively small, but Charlie worries too major injury. But the injury after the father’s death and get- fast, buying race horses. In 1920 he - making good his didn’t seem to handicap as a sparkling 7-furlong workout Resembles Sinatra Slightly 1 Saratoga ran second behind and has at least one really much about for him ting his start in racing at the outstanding player. was reported to have paid John ) friends. against yesterday at Laurel. Working Raia bears a slight ; Nashua in the Flamingo and He is Billy ihe scored three times resem- State fairgrounds near Sacra- Farry. 5-foot-11, E. Madden SIOO,OOO for the stal- Taylor, Sunday. from the gate and accompanied blance Sinatra, you after rider, who led the But Bud former ban- Montreal to Frank if mento under Trainer Mike Tyree. the race his Ted “Fighting lion Friar Rock and in 1923 he -5 tamweight champion who is The Boston-Montreal game by Roman Fair for the first can imagine Sinatra on a horse, Atkinson, claimed a foul, charg- Irish” scorers this sea- co- From California the family son a 14.6 gave an estimated SIIO,OOO to > owner a An- \ meeting three-eighths, Helioscope was although Johnny sing a ing that the winner bumped with average in 25 with Welch of Los will be the first between j can’t to Brooklyn, had games. Montfort Jones for geles saloon, says Powell ! since Canadi- 4s, :48, ! and no moved where John- mount Madden and r isn t a the two clubs the clocked in :24 :35%. lick has interest in 'ny a Dodger his in the stretch. Sara- The Finn—a record price a hungry over a became fan with- toga Farry was selected the for i fighter. He lives too easy ens’ Maurice (The Rocket) Rich- 1:03, 1:13% and 1:27% music. Next to the oldest of ever seeing worked a mile impressively most bought solely duty. sloppy out the team in the valuable player in the State horse for stud • ever to want to fight, according \ ard tangled with Hal Laycoe of track. five children, three boys and flesh, in 1:37% yesterday. mighty and thence to Hartford, Catholic tournament, The Finn, of course, sired 1 to Bud, who knows what it is to the Bruins and Linesman Cliff Maurice Barshack, stable man- | two girls, Johnny would have Simmy a new which Conn., where his mother still set track record Charleston won, and was chosen Zev. be hungry. j Thompson in a stick-swinging ager. that Owner | been the second in his family equaling ** * * announced lives. He’ll still take Holly Hill. while the world’s record captain the Welch has okayed for ; duel 13. Helis, recovering a re- to become a rider if his older of All-State Catholic football March was from And Johnny has been with for 6% furlongs last Saturday. Charles Warner, i But the item best remembered big Negro I a of operation Or- brother hadn’t had to get a job ran team. tallest I the end while his As result the brawl Rich- cent in his New enough trainers to believe that He the distance in 1:15% to the Charleston regulars about Coe in this area concerned hands are mending, if Forty- ard was suspended for the last home to help out after their father’s set in by iof at l the leans and would not see Laurin is one of the best and tie the mark 1937 Snark. 6-foot-1%, ; the 1933 , in want games regular Saturday’s race. death. also made All-State -1 Niners him back, which three of the sea- the best boss for him. Prince Noor was a neck behind and all-tournament. | which his entry of Ladysman seems to be the tipoff that Char- son and the playoffs. Helioscope, Fisherman and Joe "He’s too heavy to try now,”; as 1 Trainer Likes Prospects C. F. Morriss’ Munchausen in Charleston has a 13-12 record and Pomponious left the gate lie’s ring career is about over. Police officials said they plan Jones, the three top-weighted Johnny said. "Short enough,! yesterday's the 7-to-5 betting \ gives $6,000 Blaze of Glory against all opposition, the | choice and to have plenty of men on hand for Saturday, also are but . . . well, he's got a couple "He me heck when Iride a worst | fourth fifth, respec- horses a bad race,” Johnny said, Purse at mile and 70 yards. percentage of any tournament finished and Moriarity also notes that the at the Forum to prevent any for $75,000 John of trotting hope, "but Hasty tively. nominated the horses and I I right says House already has won team, Vir- the Cana- disturbance, as one Campbell Handicap April enough money to buy when do all he Ilook but sources in West Ladys- Vancouver Lions of such the B. 9. to make five big Flordia stakes this ginia Sonny Workman rode League flirting a in him a couple like Arcaro- Mr. Laurin has winter. reveal that the Irish faced dian have been that led to full-scale riot of real race horses taught very competition. man that day and Johnny Be- Hugh McElhenny, Thursday. 3-year-olds, happy.” me more than any other Munchausen also will draw stiff with the Montreal last Seven four of to train. Then he'll be support, along Gonzaga’s jshak had the mount on Pom- partly $30,000- trainer I’ve been with and the with George D. first-round oppon- ; Forty-Niners’ great halfback Thanks to Richard's them nominated for the Raia says he hasn't any ambi- may ponious. Col. Bradley’s Brokers Cup other fellows (jockeys) around Widener’s Mandil, third in yes- ent be the tallest team the ’ who was sidelined by an injury suspension, Bernie (Boom Boom) added Governor’s Gold at tion to get rich in racing, only Tip won the race by a from here have tried to help me. terday’s Gulfstream feature. Eagles have faced all year. St. nose most of last Hugh in Geoffrion of Montreal took Bowie April 16. are to compete the hope of making enough to I Play, by 1 season. is feel good I'm Ann’s biggest boy is Tom Head owned Mrs. S. B. a receptive mood, the league scoring in today’s featured $4,000 fifth get his mother settled comfort- and I feel like Nance’s Lad. owned by Hilton Pelle- biggest ; reports honors wuth 38 gonna grino at 6-foot-5 Mason. But the day's say, goals points. race, allowance event at five ably, put his brother in make it.” Dabson the ex-jockey, and C. J. and the short- ’ j but has set a salary figure and 37 assists for 75 an the Laurin, by est regular story was the whip-fight between a furlongs. training enough the way, never has Caithness of Bethesda, Md., has is 5-foot-10 James I higher than the Lions want to Richard had 74 points when he and half business and to Foley. Don Meade on the winner and buy tried to bring along a jockey be- impressive sprints, In between are the lead- , pay. was set down. Smart, Powder Flask, himself a home in South ; been in while ing on Play Kinda fore, but he thinks expected compete scorer, Ken Harrison; Herb Fisher Head McElhenny a scoring Thompson Carolina—specifically, Holly Hill, Raia has the others to in the York through would command The leaders: Tiberian and Chuck makings. especially Derby Larese and Frank Geczik, 6 the last sixteenth. It high anywhere o a pt». S C. Johnny spent a on The trainer ; include Armer-Nail’s j all ; | price Ca- 1 B. Geoffrion. Montreal 38 37 “5 are the four colts nominated for winter First feet or caused quite a commotion—after in a likes the boy’s disposition. Rouge Falcon, Craigwood Stable’s better. nadian football, with his bril- M Richard. Montreal 38 36 7 4 Bowie’s richest 3-year-old stakes, horse farm there and fell in The I the race—and a subsequent re- Jean Beiiveau. Montreal 37 36 73 "He keeps trying,” Laurin says. Craigwood. Stanners failed to win running. 4. Earl Detroit 25 41 point love with the place and the peo- W. M. Peavey’s Flame, liant broken field But Relbel. _ ».m but at this Kinda Smart “He their league season, j view of the race resulted in a I 5. . Detroit 20 33 62 ple. follows instructions and H. C. Fruehauf’s Blue Lem and this but Vancouver may not yet be in a seems the most likely to suc- posted a short suspension for the two 6 Geo Sullivan. Chicago JO 42 61 when he makes a mistake and I E. H. Woods’ Mighty 21-5 record in New York I sound enough position 7. Bert Olmstead. Montreal l‘» 48 :.g ceed. Got Start in California Chief. City riders. | economic j 8. Sid Smith. Toronto 33 21 54 bawl him out he takes it and j competition. to meet Hugh's Undoubtedly, Kinda Smart Promising Workman and Bejshak had demand. All he 0. Ken Mosdell. Montreal 22 32 54 He's been around enough to tries a Colt Hurt wanted, 10. Danny Lewicki. K. Y. 29 24 53 be a strong fa- little harder the next ringside battle, according to the inside will established know his own mind, for Johnny gonna right.” Jaclyn Genius, seats for the today i time. He's be all Stable’s The a Sonny Ladys- information, was a half interest vorite because the dis- promising Derby candidate, in- as tried to arouse and he has rally in the team. tance suits indicated jured leg being Meade, Eustis Fives man into a winning but ** * * Pittman's a sloppy liking. his while vanned Stock Soars track is to his yesterday couldn’t. ran to the track and is In the Burch Memorial he Jaguar Ruled out of the race. Ladysman later won one of the i It came as a surprise to learn was up to sec- Official Winner exciting races as a that Luckman, After Tying for Medal third and moved Four stakes in as many days Lead 2d Army Event most of 1934 Sid former Chi- Brazen after 4-year-old cago , one By tha Anociated Pr®s» ond behind Brat precede Derby Day, offering an : By th® Associated Pr®s» when he defeated the Bears is a disqualification. Mrs. Ella Bry- Sebring great Equipoise in the Suburban of Louis E. Wolfson’s staff in At 8 Days After Race aggregate of $50,000 in added EDGEWOOD, Md.. Mar. 22. ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Mar. son’s son of High Lea ran sec- money. I Handicap at . But his battle with Sewell Avery for By the Associated Press the Walters, They are today’s Gulf- Fort Meade, Md., and favored 22.—Eugene Pittman, Dis- ond to Boston Doge in the Hibis- j I of Ferrari. general Ladysman carried only 114 control of Montgomery Ward, the stream Park Dinner Stakes, Eustis, Va., leading manager qf Cunningham’s West the Fort are pounds day, Equipoise j rounding up proxy cus Stakes at Hialeah. NEW YORK, Mar. 22.—1 t took Suwanee River, : today that while Sid has been i trict of Columbia senior cham- Palm Beach auto car factory. the Winter Won- \ with two victories each in : ! ! Maryland racing followers will 12 hours to the and I derlatjd and the Florida j shouldered a back-breaking 132. votes for Wolfson for the show- pion from Congressional Coun- Flask, a run race "Nobody passed me Owners the double elimination 2d Army : charge J on April recall Powder son of said who Handicaps. | Bejshak, now-in of the | down vote 22 in Chi- ' try Club, A. eight days to basketball ” and Col. B. Ednie Relic, who ran determine the was in the running,” while he tournament. jockeys’ quarters Bowie, re- cago War second to winner, The Derby itself guarantees at See spring i ] but Briggs Cunning- | drove the final two hours of the I In their second games of a tall, dignified Leahy, former of3. Greenwell Springs, La., were Will last in the Bowie SIOO,OOO long members Coe as a Frank Notre ham s D-type British Jaguar : race. net to the winner, with 1 basketball day. Meade over- 2. Stakes, | j amongi Amer- Kindergarten but later and quiet man with silvery hair, Dame coach, is another member the favorites in the finally was first-place Guiberson, $25,000 for second, $12,000 for whelmed Fort Hayes. Ohio, i was awarded first money when , ruled the however, had ar- “every inch gentleman.” John- : of the energetic Wolfson’s team March third, $7,500 for fourth and—- 102-26, night and i a ican Seniors Golf Association urinalysis on I car in the 13 Florida gued that his drivers, Carroll | last Eustis! ny never and young an made the win- something new a major race trampled said he raised his voice j calls the financier the championship tying was positive. International Grand Prix. Shelby of Dallas and Phil Hill in the New Cumberland paddock after for ner declared The A special —53,500 for fifth. (Pa.) Depot, in the and seemed sat- Jj "Knute Rockne of finance.” medal honors yesterday with 735. training for Judy contest board of of Santa Monica, Calif., had won General 95-45. In care j colt is well American The Derby openers, Army isfied to let his trainer take Wonder if Frank also refers Pittman, runnerup the Automobile As- by more than three minutes. will be broadcast their Meade beat ! everything. one “ladys.” in the Johnson and makes his 1955 and televised nationally by CBS, Chemical of to him as of his championship three years ago. debut, together with Chuck sociation ruled in favor of the The Ferrari was announced as I Center, 82-63, and Jaguar last night, denying a | just a with post time 4:45 p.m. (In Eustis topped Valley Forge Hos- and Col. Ednie both were out Thompson. the leader few minutes Washington in over protest by Allen Guiberson, run the race will be pital, 74-64. 36 and back in 37 the the before the finish of the race, par Trainer Tommy Kelly, who Dallas oilman who was sure his at Sebring, Fla., from 10 a.m., broadcast over WTOP, but not Fort Lee, Va., making its ini- Blassie to Turn Villain 72 Ponce de Leon course. However, Quantico Five Meets Other scorers were J0.3 Rice’s Ferrari had p.m. at end, televised. it may be tial start, defeated Fort Knox, low conditions Mrs. Ada L. won. to 10 But the seen Newell, Va„ large stable at Bowie, said the The AAA board, headed by Timer Joe Lane said the Jaguar on Channel 2, Baltimore Ky„ 82-64, and Columbus (Ohio) At Turner's Tomorrow Wells of W. the track dried out too quickly last Acting Chairman William had won "but only WMAR-TV.) General Depot won its first j Senior titleholder; 10 seconds Blassie, generally the First AAU Rival Today Rapids, Saturday Smyth, held a full hearing into separated cars.” game, 80-79, over Fort Monroe. Freddie Carl Herrud of Grand for Cerise Reine’s lik- the two clean-living type of By th® Associated Mich.; ing. the protest and finally decided resulting confusion, Monroe and Knox each have good, hero Press Col. C. D. McAllister of In the says Orlando, reported mare, Cunningham's Jaguar had Guiberson protested one victory and one defeat. wrestler, he will dish out Frank Justin of Har- He that the com- the de- Touchdowners Welcome rough tomorrow night DENVER, Mar. 22.—The Quan- vard, 111., who ran third as the 8-to-5 pleted the 946-mile grind 25.4 cision which made Cunningham's Strung out behind them with the stuff and Dr. H. L. Easter- in his feature match at Turner’s tico Marines make their first b;rg of Mass., favorite, go- seconds ahead of the Ferrari. entry the provisional one defeat each are Fort Hayes, Warburn. 755. did not handle the winner. Senators April 7 Arena against Columbus, ing well, pointing out that Jockey Cunningham, a West Palv Cunningham, in turn, protested Home Camp Detrick, Md.; the host Mr. Moto. appearance in the National AAU Allen Rankin of Ohio, three-time champion win- Willie Hartack said she changed Beach, Fla., millionaire who had the decision that made Guiber- The Touchdown Club’s annual Army Chemical Center, Valley' Moto has roughed up Blassie basketball tournament today. and welcome Forge, ner over Pittman three years stride a number of times during won the 12-hour race in 1953 son’s Ferrari the winner of the homo luncheon for the New Cumberland General several times here and in Balti- They play St. Angelo Washington Senators the team ago, had a 78. and 1954. had claimed earlier secondary, handicap standings. will be held Depot and Aberdeen (Md.) j more. Several weeks ago, when the stretch drive. of Amsterdam, N. Y„ at 4 p.m., A that his Jaguar, driven by Phil The board last night dismissed at the Hotel Statler at 12:30 Proving Ground. they last met here, a female fan field of 167 teed off with 32 p.m. Thursday. April 7, leg in one games today qualifying for today's Guayana, easy winner of the Walters and Hawthorne, Cunningham's protest and up- it was Today’s games will of Blassie’s cut Moto on the of six and first round Mike match play. Barbara Frietchie Stakes, prob- an English driver, was at least held the Ferrari as handicap announced today. Army with a piece of broken mirror. ; tonight. of match the High Chemical Center vs. Fort ably will not be seen in Maryland a lap “and a few minutes” ahead winner civic officials of Wash- : Monroe, Camp Detrick vs. Fort Moto says he is not going to i The top-seeded teams, includ- ~ ington any more this spring as Trainer will attend the event to j Hayes, Valley Forge change his rough style because ~T~ | greet vs. Fort says ing North Carolina State Col- Jack Weipert reports that the President Clark Griffith, Knox, vs. of that, and Blassie that if Be Sure Os Aberdeen New Cum- lege, see daughter of Hunter’s Moon IV, Vice President Calvin Griffith, berland, Moto gets rough he’ll get rough, do not action until East Team West Manager Fort Meade vs. Colum- 1 Better Deals will be shipped to New York to AU Nine Set to Open Trounces Chuck Dressen and all Depot too. So there. tomorrow when eight games will players on bus General and Fort campaign. the the club. Lee. played. On Automobiles Haley Eustic vs. Fort Other matches are Doctor X be In Shrine Basketball Jack is general chair- j against Wltzig, Ruffy Jockey Bobby Strange was of Jack Sil- The tourney got under way On New Reeves Field By th® Associated Pres» man the luncheon. Tickets I verstein against Brother Frank yesterday by stew- at night games. fined $25 the j CITY, $4 each may be reserved ! Jares, Johnny Tolas against last with two The American University will have KANSAS Mar. 22.—The through Smaller Set Up •WHEELER- ards for striking Jockey Leroy j A1 Fiorentino at Na-1 Board Charie Keene and Herb Schiss Goodyear Wingfoots of Akron, Cargile during running new Field, East coasted to its first victory -4800 WISCONSIN N.W. the of its Reeves complete ; tional 8-2975. against Buddy Lee. Ohio, defeated Camp Chaffee, the third race last Friday. . with new scoreboard, fences, over the West, 90-77, last night I For D. C. School Sports PLACE a scoring Ark., 97-61, and the CVE Trav- THE TO BUY bleachers, etc., ready for its with balanced attack j Aussie The Athletic Council for Chrysler —Plymouth — lmperial by two in new elers of Artesia, N. Mex., topped led All-Americans the 1 (Continued Page C-l) District public high schools, baseball opener with the Uni- annual From Hockey Playoffs Beatrice, LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER fourth EastrWest Shrine week Meadow Gold of Nebr., In Metropolitan Washington Get versity a which met last for the first By Associated Press Lions Restrainer of Vermont week from basketball game. miles, cutting 48.2 seconds off , time, contains only seven mem- th® 67-59. Duquesne * today. i Dick Ricketts, Uni- the old six-mile record. bers. Yesterday's Results Coach | versity's All-America, got 19 His best personal 6 miles be- Regarded No fames. Against Dutch Schulze will have i as a more efficient Today’s Schedule Dublinski a larger squad he : points and was voted the out- fore then than has had had been "about 32 I number than the larger councils NATIONALLEAGUE By the Associated Press for standing player. and actually several years. The Eagles minutes" he seldom i of past years, the new organiza- Toronto at Detroit (first of best-of-7 a 23-game schedule, A three-time All-America. Tom had lasted the distance. series). SALT LAKE CITY, Mar. 22 face includ- Since j tion includes Hardy Pearce and Boston at Montreal (first of best-of-7 ing three Mason-Dixon Gola of LaSalle, got only 10 that time he has broken the 2- •(tries). The have obtained Confer- points as played Wendell Parris, co-chairmen; a temporary court enjoin- ence doubleheaders. he the role of mile and 3-mile national records. \ Principals John Ana- AMERICAN LEAGUE order Koontz of j Springfield Schulze, also director, stabilizer. at Pittsburgh (first of ing Quarterback Tom Dublinski athletic Has Three Big Ambitions costia and Lemuel Penn of Phelps best-of-f> series i. I jl' announced a Little Lester Lane of Oklahoma ; Buffalo at. Cleveland (first of best-of-5 jg from leaving the Lions for the 15-match-schedule Dave has three main ambi- jand Gabe Ferazzi of Roosevelt. series). for Bob Frailey's grabbed individual scoring hon- of the Big Coach tennis tions: To win either the 5.000 or j Sal Hall of Cardozo and Cliff 'NTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ors with 23 points for the Troy League. team. West. 10.000 meters at the of as at Grand Rapids (Trov leads Four Football RaMPhall Schedule 18 players in game made 1956 Mel- | Moore Western members best-of-5 series. 2-1). Dublinski, a former University 20, Vermont; All the bourne Olympic Games; to re- physical j March 31. West Vtr-i scoring from education staffs, of Utah stdr, was ordered to ap- cinia. i the column. pay, by succeeding, the interest j The council is an advisory body Judge AprlJ 1. Colby; 4. Ithaca; 5-B, Mount 1 ! In a preliminary game played pear April 1 before District Union: 13. Johns Hopkins at Baltl- shown in him by Emil Zatopek, created to aid Pearce and Parris : more; 18. Loyola i2i at 10 for the benefit of the Shrine Clarence E. Baker to show why Randolph Macon; Baltimore: Czech “human locomotive,” as t 31. Hampden-Sydney hospitals crippled in in their functions assistant injunction made at Farmvtlle- 33. Towson at Baltimore; for children, 1952; to beat Zatopek. high : the shouldn’t be 20. Catholic U. directors of school athletics Tin.±JL permanent. at CU; 27. Mount St. Rockhurst College of Kansas : Mary's: 30. Western Maryland at West- After he has achieved these \ The members will serve two-year j complaint j minster. City defeated Central College of ambitions, Factory Approved In the the Lions | May he hopes to become a 4. Catholic tJ.; 6. Rutters. South- Fayette, Mo., terms. Dublinski’s con- ern Division; 7. Baltimore (3) at Bal- 90-76. schoolteacher. claimed 1954 ttmore; SALES-PARTS-SERVICE tract contained an option to : 10. Mount St. Mary’s at Em- About 3,800 of the 9,000 ticket Zatopek, who Stephens mitsbure; 12. Washington Collete (2); i purchasers a took keep the player under contract; 18, Towson. braved snowstorm under his wing during a visit to 1 NBA Se&ctr Used Cars May 1, Tennis Schedule game. 1952, Playoffs until 1956. The Lions 1 April 13. at Johns Hopkins; 14. West- to watch the Bucharest in is Dave's idol By th® Associated Press THE ORIGINAL exercised the option, the com- ern Maryland; IK. at Loyola: 1.0. Ran- and athletic model. dolph Macon: 21. at Hampden-Sydney: Today's Schedule plaint added. 23 at Towson: 25. at Catholic 17.: 27.; Stephens, who trains alone P, Mount St Mary’s. Summer Tan Leaving Minneapolis vs. Fort Wayne at Indian- L SAFFORD The Lions asked for an in- wearing heavy gym (Fort Wayne May 2. Wilson Teachers; 4. Cath- : shoes and apolis leads best-of-5 DEPENDABLE DEALINGS SINCE 1917 junction stopping Dublinski from olic U.; 7. at Western Maryland; 10. sweat pants, covers a little series. 1-0). at Mount St. Mary's; Washington Florida Tomorrow more j Boston at Syracuse (first of best-of-5 playing May College 12. night. series). 2 LOCATIONS with Toronto from 16, Howard; 18. Towson By th® Associated Press than 10 miles a In six 1, 1955, to May 1, 1956. Teachers. months he expects to be doing Yesterday's Results i« 4301 Conn. Are. N.W EM. 3-7900 Dublinski, for several years MIAMI, Mar. 22.—Summer 20 miles. '• No games scheduled. 8507 Cofesville Rood y a substitute for , Tan, one of the leading candi- All this doesn’t include the Tomorrow’s Schedule Silver Spring, Md. JU. 9-8400 Bert 7 j Syracuse at Boston. Sunday—Let's to Kurland Named dates for the Kentucky Derby, is jog Closed Go Church 3»~ “ROUND-THE-CLOCK” couldn't be reached for com- miles he covers at a trot in Fort Wayne at Minneapolis. ment. Swim Meet Director scheduled to leave here by plane his milk round. tomorrow for New York. Six days after setting DETROIT, Special Dispatch to The Star the 5 Mar. 22 (^).—The The colt, winner of the $269,- and 6 mile records, Da.’e bi—ii 111 iiiim Esso Oil Heat Service Lions, hoping - Fla., Detroit to cushion DAYTONA BEACH. Mar. 000 last fall, silenced talk about a "fluke” by i the loss of Quarterback Tomj 22.—Bert Kurland of Washing- wintered at Hialeah but hasn’t setting an Australian 2-mile rec- yIH Enjoy our “Sproad-tho-Coot’' Budgot Plan! If you wish Dublinski, repurchased a ton, C., appointed have D. has been started as a 3-year-old. Summer ord of 8:51.9. This time he took 111 lilil¦lll ftaß to, you can do away with big seasonal bills for heating oil by quarterback prospect from the owned by spikes 3H director of the National AAU Tan, IrmnnTTrn your monthly payments Mrs. John W. off his because ,- spreading expense Pittsburgh of the AUTO RADIOS into 10 small from Steelers. senior women’s swimming and Galbreath, was ranked at the top soggy grass track and tore away September through June. 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