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Evening star., 1951-12-30
Sonto Anitu Results
BY the Associoted Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
fslss asss Mist MfseaTola; sssifs; f1EIopEs
Just Desert tshoemaker) 500 SO
| |. Also ran-Pepper Corn. 1sader,l, Just
Dandy. Abbey Girl, Pegaway. Reapins s
Love. Venerable. Flower Rings and swift
SECOND RAcE-purse, $4,000; allow
5oask a ialisson9 ksspr0ld' and uP; sss miles
Strebor york $50 $50
Lady Avila (Marsh) 500
Also ran--My Binboo Flaming Beau,
Sonic : on ,,s Speed; Gold Spirit. Andy Display
THIRD RAcE-purse. $4,000; allow
NJ BAN sTssfe and isoc vi sfS tspif'Ssnss $40
Barts Rock (Nevesl 1890 900
Silver In CMartinez) $50
Also ran-1da's Pet. spunky Gal, Bar
sasori r sortn. H@syssed' @ Tape Buster and
May and Carter enrty.
.rrss FOURTH RAcsE.Pgrse. ACE $4,000; allow
Top Turrstt fshoemaker, Zoo so s.so
Free Soul GongdenD 500 $50
Didumenow (Atkinson) b.3(
Also ran-Foxmor. Big Cert, Contact,
Wheatfield., Feudal KinG, Toubolee, Di-
dapper and Bolingcall,
FIJI hACE-PurSe, $4,000; allow
stran' hold lshoem'ker 1890 $50 600
HorsetraderEd (ChojnackD 4.aO 400
Time, 1885.
Also ran-Bustamente, Roman Secret,
GesticuIstor. Copie H., Grover B., Ans
| Philips and Hirsch entry,
SIXTH RACE-$2O 600 added; Palo,
verdes Handicap; 3-year-olds and up; 6
Northern Star atkinson, $50 $40 .,
Admiral Drake tNeves) $50 3.TO
Phil D (York S70
Also ran-Gold Note, Bulireich jr !:
Star Fiddle, Blue Reading, Count Turf,
Ferd: Be Fleet. Renown.
AZ. c. Smith-C. L. Hirsch entry.
SEVENTH RACE-S25. 900 handfcap: ..
year -olds. foaled in California; II. miles.
s sSls. s;. VIZ SIsS tshoemater, lilo ss:5S ss5S
Olympic Star. b Bartador, Armory,
Quick Solution, Pie Prince, The Mede,
Ascend Larks Fly. b carticon, Aspiring,
Alibi Man.
aW. L, Ranch entry.
Walkinay Farm entry.
VIM Goet2 entry.
EIGHTH RACE-$3,5OO; allowances; g.
yaar-olds and up; one mile.
Pine Street tJohnson} 1880 7t,0
Blue Roxy fAtkinson) 40
Also %e; ran@assh isi Night Jus. Why, Full
Sweep, Ricco, Idolino. Rollins Red. Trojan
Horse.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
|Coss and Bradford
Win in Bowl Tennis
BY the Assoeiofed Press

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 29.-F'rancis-
co Contreras, Mexico junior boys
champion. got tough scrap in the
quarterfinal round Of the Orange
Bowl tennis tournament today be-
fore he finally subdued Bob Green
of Palm Beach, Fla, rs, 46,
81, with his good overhead game.
Other quarterfinal matches in
the junior boys division went &C
cording to form, with Tim Coss
and Tom Bradford of Washington,
D. c., and Sammy Giammalva of
Houston, Tex, winning with little
difficulty.
Mexico also put junior girl into
the simefnals when Yola Ramirez
of Mexico City defeated Suzanne
Herr Of Miami Beach, 60, ST,
81.
Jerry Moss of Miami Beach, the
national boys champion, took
three sets to oust Andre Donna
dieu of Mexico City in the boys
semifinals, 4-6, 6-1, 60. Moss
will meet jeff Arnold of Coral
Gables. Fla, for the title tomorrow.
Arnold won today from David
Harum OF Coral Gables. Us, Ga.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Northern Star
Continued From Page Bill


Calumet Farm had of overtaking
Greentree by the end of the year
faded when It's entry, All Blue,
was scratched before post time.
lCalumet's horses have won $685.
$50 to date.
Count Turf was making his
California debut and return to
action, but the son of Count Fleet
broke in ninth position, dropped
back to 11th and stayed there.
Count Turf last raced in the
Belmont Stakes, when he finished
seventh to Counterpart on June
16. A foot injury developed and
he has been resting and recuper-
ting the last few weeks in Cali
fornia.
Sixteen two-year-olds went to
the post in the days co-feature
the $4,000 California Breeders
Champion Stakes, and first home
was Big Noise, the pride of Movie
Star Betty Cradle and her trum-
Ipet-tooting husband, Harry James.
Mrs. Gordon Guiberson's Arroz
came up fast for second place, too
late by half length to catch Big
Noise, and William Goetz' Quick
Wink was third.
The time for the mile and one
sixteenth was 1:462s. Big Noise
returned, 1880, $3.50 and $3.50:
Arroz paid $l1.10 and $50 and
Quick Wink $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
-Four Horsemen' Due
'At touchdown Dinner

The -Four Horsemen, Notre
Danes great backfleld under the
late Coach Knute Rockne in 1924
have accepted invitations to the
Touchdown Clubs annual dinner
at the Hotel Statler January IL
Jack Haley. general chairman
announced yesterday that Harry
Stuhldreher, Jim Crowley. Elmer
Layden and Don Miller would at
tend the dinner.
Stuhldreher, assistant to the
vice president of the United States
Steel Corporation, will come from
Pittsburgh; Crowley a representa-
tive Of a brewery. from Ithaca
N. Y: Layden, an executive with
"a transportation corporation, from
Chicago; and Miller. United States
Attorney Of the Northern Ohio
District, from Cleveland.
Haley also announced that a
trophy to be presented annually
to the outstanding District public
high school football player and in
honor OF Joseph e. Sanford. for
mer Chief Probation Officer of the
District Municipal Court, would
be awarded to EaStern'S Ralph
Sta.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Tennessee Roccoon
Misses Chance for
Trip to Maryland
BY the Assoeiosed Press

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec
Ex-senator O'Conor of Maryland
will have to settle for a coonskin
cap If Maryland beats Tennessee
in the Sugar Bowl-Senator Ke-
Ifauver of Tennessee has lost his
raccoon.
O'Conor. who succeeded Kefau-
Iver as chairman of the Senate
Crime Committee, recently Of
ifered a barrel of oysters as a
friendly forfeit" should Tennes-
see beat Maryland. Kefauver in
turn offered to catch a live coon
and give it to O'Conor If Mary
land should win.
While Kefauver was touring
Tennessee. supporters gave him
"a wild coon. But the animal had
ideas Of his own. He escaped from
his cage while riding with the
Senator and three friends and
hasn't been seen since.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Georgia Tech Breezes
Past Davidson 10 Win
Carolina Tourney
by the Associoted press

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Dec. 2s.-
Georgia Tech shook off Davidson
early in the second period and
breezed to a 1890 victory to-
night to win the inaugural Caro-
lima Invitational Basketball Tour
nament.
The runaway victory capped q
great comeback by the Engineers
who lost by Is points in their
opening game with South Carolina
last night.
They got back into the cham
Ipionship running this afternoon
by trimming Auburn. 1852, and
then finished with a flourish to-
might.
Consolation honors went to
South Carolina, 70-67 winner over
Auburn in tonight's first game.
Earlier. South Carolina dropped
an 87-63 decision to Davidson.
Dwane Morrison. 6-foot-3 senior
forward from Owensboro, KY,
spanked South Cardinals victory
tonight with 27 points. a tourna-
ment record. to bring his three
game total to So. an achievement
which won for him the trophy as
the tournaments outstanding
player.
Top scorer for Georgia Tech was
Forward Pete Silas with II points,
as 10 players had hand in the
Tech scoring.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Gushing Oil Victor
In Sugar Bowl Cap
By the Assoeiatsd Press

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29.-Sam
E. Wilson'S Gushing Oil raced six
furlongs in 1:12 to win the $4,000
Sugar Bowl handicap at the Fair
Grounds track today.
Jockey Howard Craig brought
the Texas horse under the wire
one and a half lengths ahead OF
Happy Go Lucky, H. G. Book
mans entry ridden by Hal Keene.
Our Challenge. owned by Pol
lard and Harkins and ridden by
Sherman Armstrong, finished
third
Gushing Oil, who has been NOM
mated for the Kentucky Derby,
paid hackers $7.20, $3.40 and So. 80
Happy Go Lucky paid $340 and
$3.50 and Our Challenge S420.
A crowd of 1000 bet $3.50. 702
for the day.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Tropical Park Results
ey the Assoeiatad Pres,

FIRST RACE-Purse. S2.10O; claiming; :;
Thuade2 ysadeGdf Dos IL ;BnrFs mie' 1910 aooe a1o
Farm Bureau CBreckonsl 720 500
baccala tMann) 400
Also ran-certainly. Rinsmeup Alham-
pered. Excited. Santiago, Classy Chance.
Ultima tum Heaven Sent and Staunch Flag
SECOND RACE-.Purse.- $4,000: claim
msi, ING; 3,year1olds , ds,,a and up; turlongS.
4anda Ga WhIstIe Tedsy Htinse5' paTse 1880 sso s6
Imperial Rock tGonzalez1 40
Time, III
strEe By Your leave RePq prnters rfiae Sofe efd
Bowled Over Lykos. George's Girl Wee
DAILY Double paid S4ao4o)
inF HIEP yearEods EAGEeu51s and 5n 1S9 ilonss claim
Polly's Delay STOUT 1850 $50 $50
Rsmpallion fPermane) $50 e9(
Alexis fDimauro) 24(
Also ran-Empty Pockets. Double o
Never In Doubt Magic Moment Jimmy
Gosh jungle Feast. Hyp Home Gnu and
FOURTH RAcE1-Purse. $500: claim.
Rlddy Rrs,dy, BeIle sale tWidman1 1900 200 $50
Cross Bones tCulmonel $40
AIso @e rann3oi all1s B.. Query. Fancy Talk.
Sly Lawyer. upsstter r'1e and n camoatlet Rfeam
FIFTH RACE-Purse. S2,7OO; allow
ances; 2-year- -olds: furlongs.
prSid,s prSifl.. hIgries Green, s.70 5,So $50
Vantage (Walli 400
r., Also Aiso ran.fienrys First. Rosy Greek,
and Mr.. Cowboy.
SIXTH RACE - Purse. $4,000; allow
AMsTican s51satsa GLORY Dim'ro' 5.1o gig 600
June Prince fCulmone) $50
Time, l:103s.
Also ran-Erigeron, Anthracite. Penson.
Liberty Rab, Delta Eagle, Bayeux. Buzfuz
and Ground Fog.
SEVENTH RACE---Purse, Sc, 500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; liz miles.
Djinn (Rogersl $3.50 22So 1890
Mesabi Fernandez) 1890 ITO
Peter w. (Stout) q 30
Time. :45ts.
Also ran-Marcion. Buffer. Once Only.
Ednas Choice Watch ONION, Low And
High, Urbanite, Scotch BIN and Everness.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; / 4 miles
Bad Hombre tRodrig'z, 27.30 $50 6.70
Jacolee tHeckmann) 1880 1850
Dandelion fBurr} $40
Time. :444s.
-, Also ran-Jack's Banner, Boston Grey.
Woodside, Intercept. Free Passes, Kontinu
Rocklye. Secnav and Pete's Virgil
NINTH RACE-Purse, S2,1OO; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; Ia miles
Master Man Boulmetis) 900 4.60 see
Bay BuZ (Garroutte) 400 $50
Irma's Jim tDimauro) $50
Also A%e ran@Rsd aioss Tag. Msudeaux Bache-
lor Boy, Avona. Hard Try, We hope Money
Wise Assassinator and Lucky Bojo.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
New Orleans Results
By the Assoeiated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, 81 200; claiming;
Dewey H. Armstrong; 1440 ssoo s.so sso
Acme Reenel 400
Time. :47ss.
Also ran-Camp's First, silk Man. Beach
volonte. Sun Bound Edselake.
SECOND RAcE-purse. 81 200; claim
Excelsis dHufnasel) = $50 400 800
Chance Cloud (Baldwin) $50
Also oe' ran3Dark Glasses. Our Freedom
Yale, Fair Strike, Lease Hound, Macapt
DAILY Double Paid s54.4O)
THIRD RAcEmPurse. s1'4oo; claiming
S9ss SIaas .,ds|S EsSs@ssi $50 2SS sSS
Brown Rambler (Owen) 4.6O
crown. own Beautiful Jane. Elaine NJ.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 400; claim
george c6Sssspt 6asis scFfls,b Psabody ts0 sC $50
Mason County tSacketO 42t
Time Ii1o raan;s4sMattafor. Fancy Gent. Slain
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming
3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs
Flaming Bush .uSsersl 24.oo 1899 g so z.atI zz.a4tI
.nS
Ferro Fox tBurns) o.2(
Time. 1:1245.
yina, Tordar. Wisenheimer.
SIXTH ,RACE-Purse. $4,000; handicap
e-year -olds; 6 furlongs.
GUSHING = oil anceS seraKtgs sKe,p, zee $44SS e.
Our fha ALL" armstrong; 4.2(
Also ran-Hiram Jr., First Heir, Ave
Orco
euurNTtz . pAcE-purse 60 200. allow
ances; 3-year- -oids and up; Z furlongs.
Al-nenow (Keenel 800 40 3.2t
Evans Mountain Daley $50 ~
Lilly Valenti (Ferraiuolol 4.6t
Time. 1:12.
Also ran-FoXy Lark. Staircase. Littl
= Flower Ida c., Dogs Up.
FIGBTH RACE-purse. 81 .4oQ: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and ! p; 9 furlongs.
E ue Missy tHufnasel) l1.60 $50 81
I-d;ans Gold Bailey 4.S0 80
b. Coz DAYS tPopara) 3G
TimN :t3
AIsc4n-Fine Fettle Well Met. Donni
Aa. Rlne BADGE. Merriest. Shotral.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Rosecroft 10 Distribute
$4,000 in Purses

Rosecroft Raceway has an
nounced a purse distribution pro-
gram Offering $162. 900 for the 90
night meeting opening mid-May.
The biggest purse will be for
$4,000 free-for-all pace. Other
early closing events will include
four for $1,000; eight for $4,000
and four for $4,000. An additional
100000 will be distributed in
overnight events.
This will be the largest purse
distribution in Rosecroft's short
history. The track opened IN 1949.
The meeting there opens the
Maryland harness season, and Is
followed by Laurel Raceway, Balti-
more Raceway and Ocean Downs
Raceway.
Evening star., 1951-12-30

mers ago, nosing out Jim Gehrdes
of Penn State. Later he reduced.
it to 1875 at Fresno, and matched
that at Helsinski.
The Navy coach predicted that
Attlesey would do 1874, and possi-
bly, 1873, before the summer is
over. Helping him train Is Gehr-
des, assistant track coach at An
Inapolis, who particularly is prep
ping on the fast starts that proved
SO helpful when Gehrdes was
top star. With the form he's show
ing now, Attlesey likely will break
GehrdeS' Star Game record of
1874 for the 70-yard hurdles set in
1850.
Chambers in Good Form.
Coach Thomson said that Bob
Chambers, the Southern Califor-
mia half-miler who also is a
member of Navy's Olympic squad.
appears almost at peak condition.
He sees no one who can beat
Chambers at 1000 yards unless it
lis Roscoe Brown of the Pioneer
Athletic Club, the present indoor
champion.
Cyrus Taylor, from George Pep
perdine College in California, is
training for the 600-yard run. He
will enter all meets during the in
door season, but he has missed
little work and may not be at
! his peak for The Star Games.
Nays other Olympic team
member. Howard Hughes from
Southern California, has been
nominated for The Evening Star
Sprint Series, but is facing COM
petition for the spot from Ira
Kane, the Naval Academy half
back who is showing surprising
speed on the boards.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
SeIecfor Is Second,
June Prince Third;
Winner Pays $50
BY The Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 29.-Cross
Bell Ranch's American Glory
putting on a fierce charge in the
stretch. shot up from fourth place
today to capture the featured So
600 sixth race today at Tropical
Park.
A crowd Of 12,724 saw the five-
year-old brown horse, the favorite
at $50. respond to extreme
pressure to take the six-furlong
race by a length and a quarter
from w. G. Hellis' Selector.
June Prince. from the Victory
Stable, was third. a head back
of Selector and a nose in front
Of Penson.
Covers Distance in 1:IO.3.
Lightly weighted at 108 pounds,
American Glory covered the dis
tance in the good time of 1:10.3.
Selector. making his first start
in nine months. and Mrs. T.
Christopher's Florida bred Lib
erty Rab.. alternated in setting
the pace most of the way.
At the head of the stretch.
Jockey Steve DiMauro found an
opening and American Glory
surged up from fourth place to
assume the lead 20 yards from
the finish line.
Selector Pays S6.40.
Selector, despite his long lay
OFF, held on well against this clos
ing rush to place at $6.40, while
June Prince came up on the in
side to show at $3.50.
Liberty Rab. who beat Battle
field in the Juvenile Stakes last
year at Belmont Park, showed
plenty of speed as he led at the
10th pole, but petered out in the
stretch as he has done In several
other races recently.
The betting fell slightly below
the million-dollar mark although
the 1881 1903 wagered during the
day was the highest of the meet
ing.
Earlier today DiMauro was sus-
pended for 10 racing days. effec-
tive Monday, for a foul in the
ninth race yesterday.
His mount, Brown Fox, was
disqualified from first place by
the stewards.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Tech Meets Western
Friday in Opening
|0f Interhigh Season

Tech, unbeaten in its last 10
games. takes on Western at 9 pm.
Friday as the District Interhigh
Basketball League season opens
with double header at Tech. In
the first game at 1880. Bell will
play Chamberlain.
Another interhigh double head
|er is scheduled Saturday at Tech
with Eastern facing Wilson at
1880 pm. and Coolidge playing
Anacostia at 8.
Techs fast-breaking team again
ranks clear-cut favorite to sweep
interhigh honors and is expected
to repeat as the winner in The
Star tournament.
The Metropolitan Catholic
League, which already is well un.
der way, has q double header or
tap Friday night at Priory. st
Johns favored to take the title
meets undefeated st. Anthony's
the surprise team Of the league
in the first game at 7::30 DeMaths
plays Priory in the nightcap at
st. Johns, also unbeaten, has
won both its league starts, while
the TONES have won three league
games.
WEDNESDAY.
Eastern at Bladensburg g.
GonZaga at Roosevelt 3:30
Bell at Suitland. s.
THURSDAY.
Coolidge at Suitland, $3.50,
woodward at NT.S.. 2.
FRIDAY.
Bell VS.. Chamberlain at Tech. $50.
Western at Tech. 9.
St. Johns VS.. st. Anthony's at Priory
DeMatha at Priory. q.
Gonzaga at Montgomery Blair, 3.
st, Pauls at st. Adams. $50.
Richard Montgomery At Poolesyille
Northwestern at Roosevelt. -7:3o.
Falls Church at Oshourn. $50.
Bethesda-C.C. at Gaithersburg. 8.
Mt. Vernon at Washtngton-Lee. 0.
Alumni at Bladensbure. 7:3O.
SATURDAY
Eastern VS.. Wilson at Tech. S:30.
Coolidge vs. Anacostia at Tech, Q.
Thomas Jefferson at Fairfax. 8.
SUNDAY.
Priory VS.. ST. Johns at DeMatha, z
st. Paufs at DeMatha. 4.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Sugar Bowl Track Meet Today
Tests Star Games Athletes

The first Olympic preview oi
the track season will be seen to-
day when the Sugar Bowl track
meet at New Orleans will bring
out many Of the men who .are
expected to be among those Sc
lected to represent the United
States. Some Of those at New
Orleans today also will show in
doors at The Evening Star Games
January IL at the National Guard
Armory.
One Of the big attractions al
the Sugar Bowl meet and later
at The Star Games will be the
pole vault, bringing together fol
the first time three men who
have bettered Is feet. They are
the Rev. Bob Richards Of the Il
linois A. c., Don Laz Of Illinois
and Don Cooper Of Nebraska.
Among others who will come
to Washington from the Sugar
Bowl are Dick Attlesey, hurdler
formerly Of Southern California
Jim Brown, 2-miler, formerly o1
Arkansas, and Gene Haynes
miller. formerly of San Jose, all
now members of Nays Olympic
team, and Warren Dreutzler
former Michigan State miller who
is an Army officer.
Gehrdes Coaching Attlesey.
Before taking his squad to New
Orleans, Earl Thomson, Navy!
coach and the Olympic 400-metel
hurdle winner in 1920, had par
ticularly high hopes for Attlesey
He predicted that Dick woulc
break his own 1875 record for the
I110-meter hurdles this year. At
tlesey first set the record wher
he did 1876 at the National AAU
meet at College Park two sum.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Lions 10 Play Two Games
AT UIine's This Week

The Washington Lions will play
two Eastern Hockey League games
at Uline Arena this week before
going on a weekend trip.
Tomorrow night the Lions will
face the Boston Olympics, North
ern Division leaders. at 8:45 and
meet the New York Rovers at
Uline's Thursday night.
The Lions will oppose the Sea
Gulls in Atlantic City next Satur-
day night and meet the Toma-
hawks in New Haven, Conn,
week from tonight.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Zebra Kid and Great Scott
Mix on Mat Wednesday

The Zebra Kid, rough per-
former in wrestling, will meet 6
long time favorite of Washington
fans when he faces Dutch Schwei-
CERT at Turner's Arena Wednesday
night.
Dutch, who now bills himself as
The Great Scott. has been appear
ing on the West Coast.
In other bouts. Adrien Baillar-
geon will attempt to throw 800
pound Big Ben Morgan and Ro-
land Meeker will oppose Bibbel
Mccoy. Two other matches will
be announced later.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
81. Bonayenfure Defeats
Western Kentucky, 1850
By the Assocjoted Press

BUFFALO, N. Y. Dec. 90
The unbeaten giant killers Of St
Bonaventure tonight removed
Western Kentucky from the ranks
of the basketball-elect, 73 to so.
In the second game of the dou-
e-header, CaniSius posted its
third straight major victory, de-
feating Arizona, 80 to IS.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
|Stetson Defeats Yale,
firing on Florida Tour
BY the Assoeioted Press

DELAND, Fla, Dec. 29.-Stet-
sons once-beaten Hatters grabbed
an early lead and held on to deal
Yale University it's first defeat in
its tour of Florida, 64-52.
Showing the effects of three
games in as many nights. the Ellis
displayed none of the power
which carried them to wins over
Miami and Tampa. Yale failed to
record a field goal in the first
quarter.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Blair Beuts Alumni

Montgomery Blair High Schools
basketball team trimmed an
alumni quit last night, 1886, at
Silver Spring. Jack Doane with
nine points and Marty Siegholtz
with eight led the Blair scorers.
while VUley Schultz with six
topped alumni.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Golden Gloves Boxer!
TO Meet in Y Bouts
AT Turner'S Tuesday

Twenty-Five bouts are scheduled
Tuesday night at Turner's Arena
in the opening matches Of the
annual Golden Gloves boxing
tournament. Starting time is
pm.
All fighters appearing Tuesday
are in the novice division. Alto
gether 81 novice and 46 senior
boxers are entered.
Tuesdays fighters represent such
clubs as Headquarters Command
Generals Boiling Air Force Base) ;
Gordon A. c., st. Josephs of Alex
andria, Police Boys Club No. l3
National Guard, Police Boys Club
NO. 2. Southwest Police Boys club
Barney Neighborhood House, Lib
erty A. c.. Merrick Boys Club
Catholic Youth Organization, Fort
McNair, Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A.
Fort Meade and Olympic Club.
The pairings:
I12-Pound Class-George Wood (Boll.
ingo VS.. Roscoe Gray Gordon
ls6-Pound Class--Walter Wood (Una
VS.. Rndy Jackson tP.BC No. l3J; Eugene
Green Fort Meade VS.. Francis Harper
l35-PouDd CIass--Louis Stewart tUna
Ys Bruce Cole Una); Maurice Smith
tGordont VS.. Eugene Foster (Una); Ray
mond Richards (Una.l VS.. Randy Horne
tNat. Guard; Willie Black (Fort Meade
vs.. Edward Ewing tBolling); Thomas Bo
den tP.B.C. No. 13) VS.. Jack Marsh CUna J
115-Pound Class-Leroy Cooper P.B.C.
No: = VS.. John Fry Barney House): Nate
Henderson UnaJ VS. Richard MundeI
tSiW-P B.C): Lewis Dyer tY.MC.A) VS.
like Hunt Olympic club; John Page (st
Joet VS.. Donald Palmer (Una); George
Robinson (P.BC. No. 13l VS. Clinton Cobb
1Una); Major Myers lUna.) VS.. Clifton
Smith tUna); Frank Hatton (Una.) VS.
Fred Nesmith Uiberty AC1.
Mesde) rs william ThornberS Fort Bel.
yoir); Bobby Miner PBC. No. l3) VS.
dom VS.: William McKeever Barney
Housel; Charles Douglas CUnaD vs. Ma
thaniel Brown tSt joe: Calvin Lowe
P.B.C. No. - VS.. Allen Sherman tC.Y.O1;
William PesrsaN 0.iherty A.CD VS. Roy
Ramsey tuna): Ellsworth Gray (Una. J
VS.. Joe Newell (Fort McNair)
Evening star., 1951-12-30
California Jinxes PAGER

NEW YORK. (Pl. - Sampson
Hanover, the pacing stallion
owned by K. D. Owen of Houston,
Texas, made 81 starts in 1851 and
won 19 of them. He won his
first but lost his last two. Samp-
son ran those first 10 in the East
but was shipped to California
where he finished back of third
in the remaining pair. Despite those
losses Sampson established four
worlds records and earned
$14,585.75.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Tuna Dutes Set

NEW YORK P.-The 10th an
nual U. S. Atlantic Tuna Tourna-
ment will be held at New London,
Conn, Aug. 26, q, %, Tourna-
ment Chairman Walter L. Nc
Donough has announced.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
. Hockey Results

Buffalo, A; Syracuse, 8.
Cincinnati, 3; Hershey, /.
Cleveland. B; Indianapolis. 1.
ris'ipl iHplEaFnfRN TossSfnee' HocKEY LEAGUE.
,epfinsStld, 1; Johnstown. /.
q Overtime tie.)
Evening star., 1951-12-30
Vie for Bowling Site

NEW YORK, (P1.-San Fran
cisco, Miami and several other
cities are seeking to hold the 1854
American Bowling Congress.