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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
a Track Records SET
For Men and Women
In New York Meet
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 13-Four
records-two in each division
were smashed yesterday in the
National mems junior and worn-
ems senior AAU track and field
events.
John Ogle Of Manhattan hurled
the 35-pound weight 81 feet and
"a of an inch, eclipsing the mark
set by Steve Dillon of st. Francis
last year, and Kelvin Delaney Of
the New York Athletic Club cir
cled the mile in ABB. The previ-
Gus record for the weight throw
was SIS feet 71a inches and for the
mile, 4:22.9, set by Pat Duffy Of
Manhattan last year.
In the women's championships,
Jean Patton Of Tennessee State
broke her own record in the 100
yard sprint. Her time was ILL.,.
The other mark smasher was
Catherine Hardy Of Fort Valley
State College. She reeled of the
50-yard dash in 1908. shading
Dolores Dryers time of :06.4, set
in 1949.
Manhattan, which retained its
team title, scored first in both the
60-yard sprint and the 600-yard
run. Indy Remingino sprinted
the go in :06.5 nosing out Thomas
Brooks of the New York Pioneer
Club by inches. The 600 was won
by Vernon Dixon who beat his
teammate, Louis Jones, to the tape
by four feet. His time was 1:13.5.
Yale shattered NYU's old mark
of 1888 in the two-mile relay by
racing the distance in 1855. The
mile relay was won by Pro- 1enre
in 3:27.8.
Manhattan scored 413z points
to win the mems team title with
Yale registering 1912 to come in
second. Columbia finished third
with ga.
The women's team title went
to the Police Athletic League Of
New York which scored 1919
points. The German-American
A.C. came in second with 35h
points and Sandy's Club of Ohio
with 8Ks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Kansas State, No. 3 Team, Wins
Tourney Berth by Being Idle

for the Missouri Valley crown
despite three league losses to none
for the Aggies.
Another startling development
saw City College of New York's
"grand-slam" champions fall be-
fore Fordham in overtime, 1851
After early season injuries had
cost them FIVE defeats, Nat Hol-
mans Beavers appeared on the
comeback trail-with five straight
wins-until they ran against Ford
ham.
Long Island University, snap
ping out of its recent losing road
trip, won its 140th straight game
in its home gym by turning back
Murray State, 90-67. The Black
birds, who have fallen to 10Th
place, have an 1874 mark.
The Southwest Conference race
was tossed into a real snarl when
Texas Christian downed league
leading Texas, 1874. and Ar
kansas edged out second-place
Texas A. and NJ, 1888. The
results left Texas and TCU tied
for the top at GO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Fuqua, DeMatha Star ,
Gains Scoring Lead
In Catholic League

Big news in the Catholic School
Basketball League today as St.
Johns and Gonzaga await their
rubber game for the lead tomor-
row night at Uline is the presence
Of a new leader in the individual
scoring race.
Latest figures show Frank Flu
qua, 6-foot-7 DeMatha high point
getter, has replaced Gerry Le-
Compile of Gonzaga as the loops
top scorer Fuqua has 21.5
seasons average on 172 points in
eight games and LeCompte has a
PA mark with III in eight games.
LeCompte. who had led the
scorers since early season, main
tanned his average with % points
against st. Paul's last Friday, but
only made eight in a game against
Georgetown Prep. letting Fuqua
slip by.
Leading scorers:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Bill introduced 10 Lift
Ohio State ~ Ban

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 13.-
The Western Conference ban on
televising football games headed
today for an airing in the Ohio
Legislature.
Representative James J. Nc
Gettrick introduced bill last
night to lift the ban against tele-
vising grid games in Ohio State
University Stadium. His measure
would require university trustees
to seek contracts to the "best
economic advantage" of the school
for televising home games
throughout Ohio.
Big Ten universities, including
Ohio State, have a pact not to
televise their football games. Meas
ures to lift the ban are pending
in the Illinois and Minnesota Leg
islatures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Reid Succeeds ChuppeII
As President of HBPA
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 13.-Dan
Chappell, Miami attorney and
horse owner, has resigned as pres
ident of the Housemen's Benevo-
lent and Protective Association.
Robert Reid of Columbus. Ohio,
who has been serving as general
counsel for the horsemen. was
named to succeed Chappell to fill
out the term which expires in
July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Mikan Likely 10 Reach
1000 Scoring Total
On Court This Season
BY the Associotsd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Wher
the current regular season ends
George Mikan of the Minneapolis
Lakers may have 1000 points to
show for his five years in profess
sional basketball.
According to official statistics
released today, Mikan has scored
1857 points in SO National Bas-
ketball Association games. Add
that to his Sill points during his
four previous pro campaigns and
you come with the unheard total
of 6.528 points.
Mikan need only maintain his
current seasons average of 27.1
per game through his remaining
18 engagements to scale the T.
000-point figure. These figures
are based only on regular season
games. Mikan has amassed more
than 1000 additional points In
playoff contests.
Alex Groza of the Indianapolis
Olympians holds down the No.
spot in this seasons scoring race
Groza has scored 1925 in 4e
games for a 200 average.
Among the playmakers, Dick
MCGUIRE of New York is far ahead
with 292 scoring assists. He's try
ing to break his own mark OF
1856 assists set last year as a
freshman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
.CeItics Sell Mahnken
To indianapolis Team
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON. Feb. 13.-Boston's
Celtics of the National Basketball
Association yesterday sold John
Mahnken. former Georgetown
University and Washington Caps
player, to Indianapolis.
The Celtics reserved the right
to repurchase Mahnken from the
Olympians.
League rules" Celtics President
Walter A. Brown explained, "for-
bid the loaning of players and
Indianapolis needs help. This is
the only way we could arrange it
Johnnie, probably will be back in
Boston"
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 10 (P)
The Syracuse Nationals of the
National Basketball League have
announced the sale of Don Lof-
gran to the Indianapolis Olym-
plans. Lofgran will join the
team tomorrow at Moline, Ill, in
time for a game with Tri-Cities.
The Mats management said
Lofgran was sold for cash. but did
not disclose the sum. Lofgran on
Saturday had been sent to the
Utica pros. Mats farm club In the
American Basketball League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
George
Continued From Page AID


playing center against Loyola Of
Baltimore last month in Balti-
more.
They threw a zone defense at
u.s." Kelly says, land Loeff1er
Coach Ken Loefner) put George
in the pivot. Jack scored 81 points
in % minutes and broke the game
open. We won, 71-42."
I George and Norm Grekin give
the Explorers a one-two punch.
Grekin. who has a phenomenal .419
shooting average. and George are
known in Philadelphia as Loeff1er's
&c" men.
Because Of the presence of
George it's going to be difficult for
many fans to make up their minds
just what team they are roofing
for tonight.
While sympathy generally will
be with the home team, a good
many fans, including a delegation
from st. Johns. will be cheering
for George.
The Cadets of st. Johns will
present Jack a Savings Bond,
while other gifts will be presented
by the Men of st. Johns, the
schools alumni group, and st.
Johns present team. undefeated
so far this season.
George, a good-looking blond
haired youth. led st. Johns to an
undefeated, united football season
in 1947 and to The Star basket
ball tournament title in 1948.
Was Hot Grid Prospect.
AS triple-threat quarterback.
George was one of the most high
ly touted schoolboy grid stars ever
to play for a Washington high
school. He even accepted a grid
scholarship to Notre Dame in spite
Of advice from friends that his
forte was basketball.
George remained at Notre Dame
only a short while, then trans
ferred to LaSalle, which does not
have football.
Jack hit his peak as a school
boy basketball star when he tied
The Star tournament record of 81
points in leading the Johnnies to
victory over Central in the final
of the 1948 tournament. That
record. incidentally. was set the
night previous by Centrals Jim
Pantos. now at the University of
Maryland and the record still
stands.
But George has one weakness, 4"
Kelly says. HE can't seem to beat
the other players at chess. Chess
is one Of the chief pastimes at
LaSalle. But he's improving and
says he'll beat 'em yet"
And George, who used to prac-
tice throwing a ball through a
hoop for hours at a time at a
Northeast playground, gets no
argument
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
New Pro Team to Play
Long Island Club Sundu,

Washington's newly-organized
pro basketball team, the Ameri-
cans, will play the Long Island
Bombers next Sunday at Turner's
Arena at $3.50 pm. The Ameri-
cans. under Coach Johnny Nor
lander, beat the New York Major
League All-Stars, 76-48, in their
first start last Sunday.
The Bombers, reorganized from
the Long Island Pros, recently up
set the New York Renaissance
team and have won AZ of 48
games on their transforming tour.
They are coached by Charlie Hoe
fer and have such stars as Jack
Dalton and Danny Buckley from
st. Johns of Brooklyn, and Mike
Joyce of Manhattan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Golf
Continued From Page A-173

NSoIltllueu from rage AID
Henry Ransom of st. Andrews, Ill.
is third with 1895.
Other Top Winners in Meet.
Then come Lew Worsham, Oak
mont, Pa. $3.158.66; Ford, ST.
688.34; Harrison, $4,000; Jack
Burke, jr., Houston, $2,276.67:
Jimmy Clark, Laguna Beach
Calf. $2,275; Manuel De La
Tore, Milwaukee, Wis, $1,767.50
and Jim Terrier, San Francisco
81 $780, Middlecof won't play al
Harlingen because of the illness
of his father.
Harrison won the Texas Oper
in 1889 and his victory yesterday
made him the third man in his.
tory to take the title twice. Bill
Mehlhorn and Sam Snead did 1t
While Harrison took away thu
winners check in the Texas Open
Ford carried off the most money
He won the Pro-Amateur and go
$3.50 for that, thus his total here
was $2,310.50. Harrison's tota
was $2.262.60, including $40 h
won in the Pro-Amateur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Coolidge Five Plays
Wilson Today in Drive
For PIayoff Berth

Coolidge can all but clinch a
playoff berth in the Interhigh Bas-
ketball League by beating Wilson
in the second game of double
header at Uline this afternoon
Anacostia meets Chamberlain In
the first game at $3.50.
If the Colts, Boosting a 40 won-
loss mark for the season, gel
past Wilson Q-5) it will put them
half game in front of Eastern
(4-2 with Roosevelt still left on
the Coolidge schedule.
Eastern has league leading Tech
and strong Western remaining or
its card and will be an underdog
in both games with only a slight
chance of sweeping the two.
Tie for PlayOff Possible.
Should the Ramblers beat either
Tech or Western and Coolidge lose
to Roosevelt, Eastern and Coolidge
would still be tied for the last re-
manning playof berth, so a victory
over Wilson for the Colts today
would make their playof chances
excellent.
In other games today. George
town Prep plays Dewitt at the Ken
sington Armory. 3:45; Bethesda
Chevy Chase is at Landon, $3.50;
Maryland Park goes to Charlotte
Hall. 8:15; Friends plays at Priory
$3.50; Bladensburg journeys to
Oxon Hill, 7. and Bell battles at
Stuyvesant, 8.
Roosevelt won its 18th game in
Is tries yesterday by rallying in
the second half to beat Hyatts-
vile, 70-55, at Roosevelt despite
Wayne Tree Adams 80 points for
the losers.
Riders Trail at Half.
The Riders were trailing, 1927,
at halftime but turned on the
power in the third quarter to take
the lead and win with ease. Bill
Smith led Roosevelt with % points
and Bill Wright tossed in IL for
the winners.
In the only other high school
game scheduled. Eastern took a
1928 halftime lead over Southern
High of Baltimore at Eastern and
held off the visitors in the final
periods to win, 55-51, breaking
Southern's nine = game winning
streak.
Gino D'Ambrosio. 15-year-old
new addition to the Rambler
squad, who scored 16 points, all
in the second half, in his first
game last week against Anacostia,
reversed the procedure yesterday
and tossed in IA in the first half
to get the Ramblers in front. His
total tied Bob Ahern's ID points
for Eastern scoring honors, but
Nick Salvatore of Baltimore led
both teams with is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Kansas
State virtually elinched an NCAA
tournament spot by remaining idle
last night while in the neighbor-
ing Big Ten two-team dogfght
for honors took shape.
Kansas State, third-ranked ma
tionally, moved two full games out
in front of the Big Seven title
chase after Missouri cooled of
Kansas in Columbia, Mo-. 1898
The Missourians used some OF
Phog Aliens own medicine-waiv-
ing free throws in the last halt
to hand Kansas it's second league
setback. Now Kansas State has
a TO record compared with Kan
sas' So.
The Kansas Skaters, however,
must play a toughsO Oklahoma team
Saturday at Norman and have a
February "a return date with Kan
sas. Oklahoma walloped Nebraska
last night. 72-49.
Wisconsin and Northwestern
dropped out of the Big Ten title
picture after suffering upsets, leav-
ing the scramble to Illinois and
Indiana.
Purdue Beats Wisconsin.
Purdue put on a last-half rush
to stun Wisconsin, 62-46, at La
fayette, Ind. Michigan State
pulled an effective deep freeze"
on Northwestern in the last five
minutes to prevail. 52-48.
Illinois held to its thin confer
ence lead by humping the defend
ing champion, Ohio State, 1859
Indiana, No. 6 in the newest A. P.
1istings, downed Iowa, 1884. IL
linois has an 81 league mark.
Indiana is I'll.
The major surprise of the. eve
ming was provided by little Seton
Hall which crushed 10-ranked
Villanova, 71-54. Walt Dukes Is
points were the major factor in
upending team that had won
Is of 20 games.
Bradley joined Indiana. though,
in preserving the dignity of the
top 10 as all other members of
that select company were idle.
The Braves of Peoria, ILL.,, led
from start to finish and used Is
players in subduing Wichita,
65-44.
Bradley Bids for Title
Eighth-ranked Bradley, with an
overall 22-4 record, still has hopes
of overtaking Oklahoma A. and
M, second in the National list,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Home-Court Winner,
Gu Five to Entertain
Conference Leader

Mount st. Mary's. new
NJ a SON Dixon Conference
leader, meets Catholic Uni
versity in the Gu gym tonight,
where the Cards have scored
the five victories they show
for the season. Game time is
$50.
The Mounts have a I'll
league record, a $50 scoring
average for the season and
one of the leagues top point
producers in Les Cosgrove,
who is averaging 1874 per
game. Gu, which is SIS in
the league, could knock the
Mounts out of first place
with a victory. Roanoke
would be the new leader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Kansas State Rise to No. ;
'HighIights Weeks Poll

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 (P).-Kan-
sas States ascendancy to No.
in the current Associated Press
poll marks their highest standing
of the season.
The Kentucky Wildcats, driving
for their second poll victory in
three years, edged out Oklahoma
A. and M. again for the top spot.
However, the rise of the Kansas
State Wildcats is the highlight
of this weeks ~balloting of 119
sportswriters and broadcasters.
The leading 20 teams with
points based on 10 for first, nine
for second, etc. First-place votes
and season records, including last
nights games, in parentheses:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
StonIee Facing Carlton
Third Time on Mat

Gene (Mr. America) Stanlee
gets another chance to defeat
Lord Leslie Carlton when they
meet for the third time at
Turner's Arena tomorrow night
Carlton won both previous
matches, but the last was a Bit
tainted and Stanlee has demanded
another meeting.
Cartoons undefeated string al
Turner's also includes victories
over Roland Meeker and Chris
Zaharias. A team match, showing
George and Bobby Becker here fol-
the first time, and two other sim
giles also are on the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Louisville Five Quits NBL,
Loop 10 Run With a Teams
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-The Ma
tional Basketball League, although
shrunk to half it's original size
since the start of the season, will
continue operation with four
teams.
Louisville has left the circuit
and the Evansville Gnd.) Agogans
have been added, Commissioner
DoXie Moore said after yesterdays
league meeting. Evansville was
granted the franchise of the de-
funct Denver club.
The league now consists of
Evansville, Waterloo, Iowa; She
boygan, Wis, and Anderson. Ind.
A four-team schedule will be
mapped by Moore and announced
later at indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Mexicuns
Continued From Page AID

man of the u. S. rebels. 1--WE came
to play and that is what we are
going to DO" he declared.
Demaret said he and the other
golfers had made commitments to
play in Mexico and had made no
promises for the Rio Grande VAL
ley Open at Harrington, Tex, which
conflicts with the Mexican tour
nament.
Mexican golf officials met with
the U. S. players yesterday and
then issued written statement.
The Mexicans said the PEA had
approved participation of the U. S.
players, but the agreement seem
ingly has been revoked or dis
carded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
BuIIston indians Victors

The Ballston Indians 105-pound
team scored % points in the last
period to top Arlington Forest,
1911, last night for their ninth
straight victory in the Arlington
Recreation Basketball League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Fights Lost Night
3y The Associated Press

PARIS. - Lurent Dauthuille, 1914
France stopped Jean Walzack. 1855,
France 90.
PROVIDENCE, r. Irish Bob Murphy.
l7294, San Diego. Calf, stopped Billy
BALTIMORE. - Jimmy BivinA $50,
Cleveland, outpointed Ted Lowry, 1S2,
New Haven. Conn. QO.
HOLYOKE, Mass.-Otis Graham. 1894
Philadephia, knocked out Carmine WHALE.
$50. Newark. N. J. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Hockey at q Glance
BY the Associated Press

BY the Assoeioted Press
Last Nights Results.
mo games in any leagueD
Tonight's Schedule.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at Cleveland.
U. S. LEAGUE.
Tulsa at Milwaukee.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Vancouver at Tacoma.
Seattle at Victoria.
(No games in other leagues)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13

Remaining Games-Tomorrow Ganzaga-
st. Johns at Uline. s:I5 pm; sunday.
Gonzaga-St. Anthony's. 2 pm and St
John s-DeMatha, 4, at DeMatha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Pro Basketball

BY the Associated Press
Last Nights Results.
No games scheduled.
Tonight's Schedule.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Boston at Phila delphia.
Fort Wayne at Indianapolis.
No games in other leagues.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
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For inspection. call JOHN H. RUFF.
Evening star., 1951-05-14
lronion Premier Seeks
Haven in Parliament

TEHERAN, iran, May IA R.-
Fearing for his life, aging Premier
F. Mohammed Mossadegh moved
last night into the sanctuary of
the Parliament building. He says
he will remain there until his
Observation-Disclosures of Trans
huge oil industry-is completed.
DR.. Mossadegh tainted and fell
headlong from the rostrum yester-
day after telling the Mails Qower
house Of Parliament) of threats
on his life by the fanatic secret
Moslem sect Of Fedayan Islam,
whose assassination tactics have
made it a power in Iranian poll
tics. Carried to the Parliament
|dispensary, he was declared fully
recovered a few minutes later by
doctors there.
The jittery Premier was laughed
at during his talk by skeptical
Deputies. many Of whom felt he
used dramatics characteristic OF
him to pressure them into quick
action.
However, the Mails speedily &C.
lceded to DR.. Mossadegh's demand
that it elect five members to work
jointly with o Senate five-mar
group on a board to run the giant
Anglo Iranian OIL Co. when it Ii
taken over from the British.
All five board members named
by the Mails are known sup.
porters of DR.. Mossadegh-mak.
ling it appear there will be little
lcompromiSe with Britain.
Evening star., 1951-05-14

the White House for her singing
career.
It has been assumed that the
Presidents daughter would visit
Mrs. Perle Mesta. American Min
lister to Luxembourg. Right now
Mrs. Mesta Is in Washington but
she said today she will be back
IN Luxembourg in time to greet
Miss Truman.
Mrs. Helm also told newswomen
that Mrs. Truman will entertain
lat q Blair House luncheon for
Mrs. Mesta May 81.
Mrs. Mesta checked in at the
State Department today. The de-
|partment said Mrs. Mesta is leav-
ling tomorrow for a speaking en-
'gagement In Houston. Tex.
Evening star., 1951-05-14
by the Associated Press

NORFOLK, Va, May 14.-The
collier Thomas Tracy and the
Navy seaplane tender Valcour
|collided five miles east of Cape
Henry today. Atlantic Fleet Head
quarters said. both ships are
burning and their crews are aban-
doning ship"
Minutes later. however, Fleet
Headquarters reported it had re-
ceived reports that the crews OF
both vessels still were aboard ano
were getting the fires under con-
troll on both ships"
Naval and Coast Guard ship.
and planes were dispatched to the
area.
Coast Guard headquarters a
Norfolk reported at 1915 pm
tEDT) that the cutter Cheroke,
had arrived at the crash scene.
Evening star., 1951-05-14
Miss 1rumon to Soil Moy 26
For First Visit to Europe

Margaret Truman is sailing May
26 for her first visit to Europe,
the White House announced to-
day.
The Presidents daughter will
visit England, France, Holland
Belgium, Luxembourg and Italy,
just how long she will stay has
not been determined. but she is
due to return here sometime In
July" on an Asaerican ship. She's
going to Europe on the s. s.
America.
Mrs. James M. Helm, White
House social secretary, described
the tour as a pleasure trip" Miss
Truman will be accompanied BY
Miss Reathel M. Odum, Mrs. Tru-
mans secretary who has been
with Miss Truman sine. be left