f* THE EVENING star. Washington. D. C. A-22 rarosr. dbcimbeb *7. isot Carolina Team} k Hhu 15-Event Slate Streaking Presidents BOWLING Arranged WITH ROD THOMAS Due for Big Crowd Fill Semifinals for largest cragg i H ' VafsAn The Ice hockey with four. Brklacich now has It wouldn’t surprise many of |think,” returned Watson. years a season total of 20 assists. In Maryland recent Wine Arena Dixie who watched him bowl In at Classic me wae Golf those “What slowed that old game tied U prospect for The was at i-1 N. OP) last night at the Penn Recre- man bowling with us." the tomorrow after the first period 2-3 at RALEIOH. C.. Dec. 7 The Maryland State Oolf As- night and ation If a 18-year-old boy won He pointed to a duckpin war ; when the Presidents The Dixie Basketball Classic sociation announced yesterday 3:21 of the second. Yvan ;the 30-Game Elimination Clas-1 horse of old. Perce Wolfe, who clash with Charlotte for the Houle of Charlotte broke the > moved Into the semifinals today a 16-event calendar and its tic, in which some of the finest I wae among those ellmlasted. Vip * * third straight night in the 2-3 Ue. but PaUadlno and I with North Carolina's “Big new elate of officers for 1650, duckpin shooters in the land ** Jean Leclerc hit Eastern Hockey League. Oame on successive ! Four'* colleges battling It out all become official are engaged. There were several brilliant shots for the Presidents who to at the i time is 8:30. ' in the cha’mplonshlp group's annual meeting Jan- Wayne Souder, a student at bite by bowlers not among the were never headed thereafter. bracket Damascus (Md.) High School, leaders. For Instance, The buildup was helped con- Wsshinston 11 .I—T for the third consecutive year. uary >1 Baltimore Leon » i at the Lord FleUher, siderably when Washington de- Chsrlotte 1 t —4 rolled a five-game aet of 714 who floundered for l Ptrst Period —Scoring: Wsshinston 1 Once-beaten North Carolina place after 10 two games (107 - Hotel. garnet 100) feated the Clippers, 7-4, last' Do roller tKusms. Lrclord 1418. to third and sud- night Chsrlotte—O Hoorn tStusri. Wtrtckl). State waa scheduled to meet Oeorge A. Tormey of the behind Bryan <Buae) Downey denly found the range. Afte; at Charlotte. N. C.. for 1:41 Ptatltlr* Wsshinston —Ctmp- — six itk fourth straight and New htll (tripping!. IS to cnsrlotts Wake Forest at 4 p.m.. and de- Country Club of Maryland is and Charley Beall, only 16 pins frames of the third game Brophy (hooking). 7:54 off the pace. he had only 67 pins. He Haven, tied with the Clippers Second Period -Scoring Wtthlne- fending champion North Caro- the new MSOA president, suc- spared ;ton—Lslo iKullmon. Loclsrc). 121. Downey, sensation the first in the seventh, then threw for second place, lost to Clinton. Psllgdlno (Lollo. In the Na- ceeding Thomas Carney of of a Brkltcichl. 10 IS lina. fourth-ranked score., of 745, triple strike to wind N. Y, 5-3. Washington is at 'toclrrc (Kusms. Brklsrlchi. U4l Manor. Tom Wheeler of Con- round with a up with Chsrlot'o -Stusrt iWsrrckl. OHesrnt. tlon. plays Duke at 9:30. rolled 608 last night for 1,351. a 151. Oames of .140 137 Charlotte again tonight. 1 M Houle tWrHullv. Sullivan) S IS. gressional is the new first vice and Pentltleo Washington, In the oonaolatlon division, Beall moved from to followed for a three-game In winning last night, the dripping).none Char- president. Emmet Oary of Hll- fourth fotto—klaxwtll 11l Duqueane go count of 434. Presidents accomplished one- Third Period Storing Wohinsioa , battled Northwestern landale becomes the new sec- second by shooting 684 to —Kusms )Campbell. Brklacich). S:4M pm. with 676 for Souder a Frank Dlmperio. the In- third of their immediate ob- Campbell (BrfeUctch. Clements) «'-'7. at 3 while St. Louis takes K-,' m retary and Dave Halle of Sub- a 1.340. (Lallo. Ctmpbrll) Id 714 added dlanhead, star, jective taking over second iClements 15 on Bcton Hal) urban. treasurer. was to a 021 for Md.. totaled Charlotte—Adam iLatond*). IS-Mt. at 7:30. Billy Stalcup. only 225 for the first but , place. They are only three Ponaltlss Washington Kullman 1 trip- In Other vice presidents are 1.386. Next came i two. ping). 4IS Pldsodnr (elbowing), yesterday’s opening round. whose 162 finish gave him 680 454 for the last three with . points behind Charlotte and ft 4« HarHeld (holding). 14 51. Lal- Wake Du- Jack Emich of Baltimore Coun- lo IS mint, lighting). 19:22 Forest defeated try Ralph Bogart of to go with a 644 for 1,330. then strings es 173, end 121. New Haven and victories to- 'hooking), Char- queane. Club. 150 lotte -Sullivan l th Wsav- 84-84: N. C. State edged i*** * night and tomorrow, good for "*’ Brophy (S mins. Chevy Chase. Emanuel Delta Billy Mlschou, runnerup In the 'Khuns*) IS Northwestern. 71-88: once- Hickey of opening Forty-nine four points, would put them in Carolina of Woodholme. Ed skirmish with 708. Like men survived for beaten North routed Stump of slumped, ;the the runnersup spot behind ATLANTIC N. Dec St. and Columbia. Dawson Downey. Mlschou third round slated tomor- CITY. J.. Louis. 63-48. Duke Spring and Dr. sharply night. left row at 7 and 9:30 p.m. Philadelphia. New Haven is 27 UP).—Bill Kurtzs goal at roared back from 14-point Oreen Michael last HU 804 at the i a of Manor. him 1,312. Colombia Bowling Idle tonight and tomorrow. 18:24 of the final period gave deficit to defeat Bcton Hall, Oristtan at Center. Presidents got scoring Philadelphia The men's amateur tourna- ** • * Forty-two women will The the Ramblers a 4- 69-62. played the shoot from seven different players victory ment will be at Just as impressive as young, , the second round st 7 and 9 30 3 over the Johnstown Carolina Taras on Steam OLD Country of Maryland and assists at opportune mo- STORY' FOR GROZA—Lou Groza, Club Bouders big score was the tonight at the Lucky Jets In an exhibition game of It marked the 14th straight Cleveland Browns’ 10-22 the 36-hole Strike. ments with Player-Coach Steve the Hockey League tackle and place-kicking June and manner In which he achieved The men's standings: Eastern game won by the host Big Four SUte Open has been tenUUvely Brklacich leading in assists i teams last night. specialist, shines his kicking shoe for Sun- It. The boy was the personifica- teams in opening rounds of the day’s game with the Detroit Lions, his 11th set for Woodmont July 8. Other tion of poise. HU utter confi- holiday tournament Not since appearance in a title game in 12 years. Groza club sites will be announced dence was emphasized by the sssSt itt ass ass" is? Minnesota beat Wake Forest in later. nervousness of some the Stalcup RRB 1130 H. In man «23 na{•m2 Tentative Lineup Set is the only remaining member of the original of Mlaehou 804 Ml 2 121 1954 an outside team *“«*» winalo* *27 has won The schedule: veterans about him. 854 1299 Chlaaiick 602 1211 first-round, game. Browns, who won four straight All-America ;¦ 14. Titus 888 1287 Mj (tin Injured For Classic in 1958 a April 13-May 11—Taam champion- it who Barnett Pettit •hip But was an oldtimer Zehrlns 881 1277 McKinlW BR4 1208 . North Carolina, favored to Conference championships before moving H RALEIOH. N. C Dec. 27 UP) May 9—M I**6Scotch at Waahtiuton co-starred with the stripling—- 1 Worth 801 1278 Stair SOO IZOB win the title, turned on the into the League in 195(f May at Crateanai 821 1275 Harsrtt 573 t*ni tentative lineup the National Football 23 Miaed Scotch Balttmar*. weighs b « !—A of » championship he stand 5-foot-4 and Marhro 844 1271 T*n* MO 1201 steam in the second half A field goal ijy Lou the June »-R—Women Wataon 888 It.VI J Micro teams that will play in the be- gave the Browns NFL strange * PH 1200 nt Baltimore 130 —ln a bowling Dy« B 882 1254 RrOold 5911196 : 1858 Dixie Basketball Classic hind the shooting of hard- titlein 1950. AP Wirephoto. June 13—Two-man handle** at Bal- 0 As timore show. Ray Watson U %2. He IftlKE*Flclahrr Si* 5*4 1195 Hawks Lose driving • 841 1250 Andre** Tommy Kearns and champlonihlp nt AA.11193 was announced yesterday June 19-22—Men and Souder rolled on the same O Clark 884 1247 Bantor* ftflft 119.1 the AwoctttcO Pete Wallop Baltimore Ltwh 880 1248 St Prtu shortly before the first game Brennan to St. Maryland open at lanes. In the first game. Wayne 18. Hend'i’n 808 1192 June 27— Junior J. Sinter 84* 1244 Jenkin* 597 1191 The Hawks, leaders in the of the 1957 tournament got Louis. Wa*hln*ton shot Fappler 575 1210 T Mock un- July 7—Maryland pro-amateur at 158. Watson. 146. In the 840 589 1189 der way. Coach Ed Hickey's Bt. Louis Block-Long second, Lockhkrt 12.11 Rinaldi 572 1188 Lines Grab Off Wathintton it 122 for the boy Andes 1228 Western Division of the Na- was O. 848 Simons 815 11*7 Bill Hensley. publi- team made a battle of it the July K—Maryland open champtoo- IBradahrr 54.1 1 2"« Burdette 559 1179 Association, Classic ¦hip at Wathintton and 142 for hU white-haired »nrdeT 821 1225 tional Basketball first 10 * Hurlock 58» 1179 cist.