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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
BY the Associated Press

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Feb. "a
North Cardinals host Tar Heels
tonight won their seventh straight
Southern Conference indoor track
title and their 18th in the 16 years
the event has been held. Coach
Bob Fetzer's Tar Heels piled up 81
points to 80 for runnerup Duke
and Is for third-place Maryland
North Carolina made good use
of its overall team strength TO pile
up needed points in its march to
the title. The winners took four
of the IL first places outright and
tied for a fifth. Duke and Mary
land each won three, with North
Carolina State the only team tc
break into the domination of the
big three. with a 2-mile victory
by bespectacled Clyde Garrison,
conference cross-country cham
pion.
North Carolina piled up six
seconds and five thirds, while
Duke could manage only four
seconds and three thirds and
Maryland's best was one second
and tie for third in the scramble
for extra points.
No Records Broken.
Not a single conference record
was broken or even equalled. The
statistical show was stolen by the
non-conference division where
two marks were shattered, by
Navy and Florida performers.
Bob Cameron, Nays little shot
put ace. paced the Middies to their
team championship with a toss
of 40 feet, 912 inches, and Jay
Hall, a rugged blond sophomore
from Florida. set new high-jump
standard of 6 feet, GA inches.
Each not only broke a non
conference record, but also ex-
celled the recognized mark in the
Southern Conference division.
Georgia Techs James Shiver,
who took both hurdles. was the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25

fields as on the court. Hampton
is usually good for 20 points a
game but must have some help if
his team expects to stay close
to the fast-moving Trainers.
If favored St. Johns and CIV
win their games they will meet in
the second game of the semi
finals Thursday while the winners
CT Tuesdays battles will play in
the opener. A st. John's-GW
game would be an even battle and
big drawing card featuring two
of the areas top teams.
Should the JoIlnnles make it to
the finals and Tech fight its way
through, a repeat of last years
championship game would be Of
fered. Tech beat St. Johns for
the 1850 Metropolitan title, 1892.
Tech Beaten by CIV.
If George Washington and Tech
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Interhiqh
Continued From Page BID

us, but with all those fouls the
boys had on them. I felt it was
safer to play the zone with less
contact involved"
All the Coolidge scoring was
done by five men and almost the
entire point production by three.
Gradijan made 20 points, and
Hevener and Baker scored is
apiece.
Both teams were accurate from
the foul line with Tech dropping
in 10 of Is free throws and Cool
idge making Is of 20. Herman
and Marshall for Tech and the
Colts Hevener were especially eff
fective with Herman hitting seven
for seven. Marshall four for four
and Hevener seven Of 10.
Television Station WNBW pre-
sented Babe Marshall, Tech cap
tain, with a championship trophy
after the game and gave medal.
to Herman, Breen, Cav. Hevenel
and Gradijan. selected as the
games outstanding players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
Notre Dame Five Upset
By Canisius, so 10 s.
By the Associated Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 25.-
Canisius upset Notre Dame TO-
night, 60-53, before 1924 fans in
Memorial Auditorium. At half
time. Notre Dame held a slim
1882 lead. a....
Canisius struck back early IN
the second half and built 6-point
lead on two occasions. Then Notre
Dame rallied and climbed within
/ point, 52-51, on baskets by Leroy
Leslie and Norb Lewinski.
Don Sorman hit a floating layup
for Canisius, and Frank Pleto fol-
lowed with a free throw. Marty
O'Connor flung a set after the
Irish had waived a free throw.
Bob Stoetzel dribbled in for lay
up. Milan Miller tipped a free
throw and Foreman tailed from
underneath just before the gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25

Gaskins wound up the Catholic
League season in fourth place in
the scoring column with a 17.9
average and Reese was sixth with
Isl.
The Johnnies have Billy Cor
man and Nick Poulos for play
making duties and control the
bail as we'll as any team in the
area. They have been known to
freeze the ball for five minutes
or more in close games.
Tuesdays feature game will be
the Washington-Lee-G onzaga bat
tie at 8:45 while defending cham
pion Tech opens the night against
Maryland Park at 7:30.
Teams Evenly Matched.
The second game stacks up as
an even battle, matching VII,
runner-up to CIV in the Northern
Virginia League, against Gonzaga
second-place Catholic League
team. Tech will be a big favorite
over Maryland Park.
Washington-Lee might be
favored over the Eagles if the
Generals had not lost their star,
Kenny Jones, who was hurt sew
eral weeks ago. With Jones out,
WI relies on Bill Heath and Sam
Eberdt from the outside.
Gonzaga has Gerry LeCompte,
one of the best players in the area.
LeCompte has a variety of shots
and was runner-up in the Cath
Ollie League scoring race with a
2l.3-point average. In addition
the Eagles Bucky Byrne makes it
tough under the boards and s.
foot-6 Frank DiGirolamo is a good
outside shot.
Tech will feature the high
scoring lineup of Snookie Herman,
Bill Breen, Joe Cav, Babe Mar
shall and Frank Sullivan. The
Trainers have scored more points
than any team in the area and
Herman and Breen finished one
two in interhigh competition with
1875 and 16.5 averages.
Hampton Maryland Park Star.
Maryland Parks star is versatile
Bob Hampton who is equally at
home on the football and baseball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25

meet in the finale, another in
teresting game would be on tap
for the Presidents beat the Train
ers in regular season play in the
CIV band box gym but Tech has
been calling for rematch on a
big floor ever since.
AS Rasty Doran, CIV athletic
director commented on seeing the
lineup, with so many good
teams entered, the one that gets
hot and stays hot will win. Any
club can take it,"
The tournament will be broad
cast over VOL every night start
ing at 7:l5 pm. Rodger Gordon
and Bob Miller will handle the
play-by-play.
This years event should present
some of the best scholastic basket
ball seen in some time and anyway
the tournament comes out, the
real winner will be the fans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
By The Assoeiofed Press

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 24.-The
Pan American Sports Congress to-
night announced q postponement
Of one day in the start of COMPETE
ton in the Pan American Olympic
Games.
Inauguration of the games is
scheduled tomorrow with opening
ceremonies including parade,
and competition had been slated to
begin Monday. The congress said
the first contests are now SEIZED
uled to start Tuesday.
The congress explained that it is
delaying competition because
members of the teams will be ex-
hausted after parading Sunday
night and will be in no condition
to do their best"
About 1000 athletes from q
countries were gathered here to-
night for President Juan Peron's
opening of the games. The games
will take place in the 100, 900 seat
stadium named in his honor.
Workmen were repairing deco
rations damaged in a sudden
windstorm early today. only a few
hours after the 137-man United
States team landed in three big
planes following a 30-hour flight
from New York and Miami.
The parade of the athletes into
the stadium will precede the cere-
monies tomorrow night. After
President Peron declares the
Games open, John Ossitis. Greeh
athlete, will enter the stadium
bearing a torch lit from a flame
flown here from Mount Olympus
He will light the Pan-Americar
torch which will not be extin-
guished until the. closing cere-
monies March 8.
The draw for Tuesdays track
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
LoyoIa Easily Whips
AU Swimmers, 51-A

Loyola OF Baltimore routed
American University's swimming
team, 51-24. yesterday in the AU
pool. BY its one-sided victory
Loyola became the favorite to I'M
seat the Eagles as Mason-Dixon
Conference champions in the title
meet next week end in Baltimore.
The Greyhounds are unbeaten
in Mason-Dixon dual meets, while
AU concluded its dual meet season
with q 81 record in the Confer
ence and Ga over all.
Two new pool records were
established. Chuck Bailey, AUS
only double winner. swan the So
yard freestyle for the first time in
competition and upset Loyola' S
Conference titlist. Jerry Rooney
in setting a record of 24.0. Lou
McComas Of Loyola set a new 200.
yard backstroke mark for the AL
pool of 1892.
Bailey and AUS diver. Wayne
johnson, remained unbeaten for
the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
District Swimmer Sets
Record for Tar Heels
RX the Associated Press

RALEIGH. N. c.. Feb. "a
North Carolina hogged the spot
light today as three records were
set in the Southern Conference in
dividual swimming championships.
North Cardinals Jimmy Thomas,
Donnie Evans and Barry Wall
were the record breakers. Nine
events were run off today and Tar
Heel entries flashed to the front
in six of them.
The 160-yard breaststroke took
the worst licking from the time
clock. The old mark of 1:08.7
seconds set by Dukes George LUIS
tig in 1850 was smashed twice in
qualifying trials before Wall, who
is from Washington. turned the
trick In the finals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
Tar Heels Win 9TH Conference
Track Title in Row.; Terps Third

only double winner in any of the
80 events spread over four classes
The point standing:
Conference: North Carolina 81
Duke 80. Maryland 26, N. c. State
z, VMI 4, VPI 2. .-
Non-conference: Navy 47-5/6,
Georgia Tech 17A, Florida 1872
Virginia 9, Catholic U. 6, Bridge
water 5. Georgia Az, Hampden-
Sidney 8, University of the
South 2, Presbyterian 2.
Freshman: Maryland IS, Mar
shall 10. North Carolina 7, N. C.
State Z, Duke 6, VMI 6, Georgia
Tech S, Virginia 4.
Scholastic: Newport News, Va.
Is, Mount st. Joseph, Baltimore,
8. Highland Springs, Va. ia Can
ton. Ga, 5. Georgia Military 4,
Tennessee Military 3, Culpeper,
Va, "a, Woodbury. Forest ga,
Hapeville. Ga, Marietta. Ga,
Druid Hills, Ga, all 2, High Point,
Greensboro. and Huntington, w.
Va, all l, Charlotte Central "a,
and CRANKY. Va, Norfolk, Va, r..
Champions Repeat.
Only repeat conference cham
pions were North Cardinals Dave
Willis in the 60-yard dash and
Jack Moody, who shared the high
Jump crown with Maryland's Bill
Barnum, and shot putter Jac k
Unterkofler of Maryland.
Dukes three wins were hung UP
by John Tate in the 440, Tommy
Reeves in the high hurdles and
Henry Ross in the broad Jump.
Maryland's winners were Tyson
Dreamer in the mile, AL Beuhler
in the $50 and Unterkofer, in ad-
dition to Barnum who tied in the
high jump. The last three events
were taken by North Carolina
hurdler Frank Scott. the Tar Heel
mile relay team and the Tar Heel
vaulter George House.
Catholic University placed Sec
ond in the non-conference mile
relay behind Navy. while Gus
Russ johnson was second in the
non-conference high jump. Mary
lands freshmen took the mile re-
lay for freshmen in $3.50, finish
ing ahead of North Carolina State.
Duke, and North Carolina, in that
order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
CIV Meets Coolidge,
St. Johns Faces Blair
In Opening Games
By Brion Bell, Jr.

The Stars Metropolitan Basket
ball Tournament gets underway
tomorrow night at Richie Coli
scum in College Park and a real
battle can be expected in the
first round.
With the eight top teams in
the area matched in an elimina-
ton tournament. no setups can
be expected as a look at tomor-
row nights schedule will show.
Powerful George Washington,
Northern Virginia titlist, meets
Coolidge, interhigh runner-up. in
the second game at 8:45 while st.
Johns faces Montgomery Blair in
the opener at 1880.
On the basis of Coolidge's fine
performance against Tech In the
interhigh championship game yes
terday, CIV may have to go all out
to beat the Colts. Coolidge held
q three point advantage over
heavily-favored Tech at halftime
before dropping behind in the
third quarter.
Lost Thriller Last Year.
CIV always has given fine &C
count of itself in the Star tourna-
ment and last year sent Tech, the
eventual winner, into overtime be-
fore losing a 42-41 thriller. The
Presidents, led by 6-foot-3 Bob
Kessler who boasts a 20-point plus
scoring average, are considered
to be even stronger this year and
already have beaten Tech.
In the opener, st. Johns with
its 1871 seasons record (unde-
feated in high school competition.
losing only to the American Uni
versity freshmen) will be heavy
favorite over Montgomery Blair.
the Montgomery County repre-
sentative.
However, the Johnnies will have
to stop Bill Tompkins, the Blaz-
ers' high scorer. Tompkins broke
his schools season individual
scoring record Of 256 points with
q fourth of the campaign still to
60 and finished the schedule with
more than 800 points.
st. Johns Has Three Stars.
st. Johns has three big men,
Bob Reese, Roscoe Sweeney and
Bill Gaskins, who have not only
been high scorers but have con-
trolled the backboards all year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
CIV Seeks 500 Mark
For Season by Beating
Georgetown tuesday

George Washington will attempt
to even its seasons standing and
thus protect a record that goes
back to 1s2S-29, when it closes
it's basketball campaign Tuesday
night against Georgetown al
Uline Arena. G. w. beat the Hoyas,
1910, in overtime in their first
meeting.
The Colonials have won II and
lost IL at present. G. w. has had
a winning record each year since
the 1928-29 season with the ex-
ception of the semiofficial team
of 1945-46 that won seven and
lost seven. This is the first year
the Colonials failed to qualify for
the Southern Conference tourna-
ment since they became league
members in 1941.
The next most important game
of the week is the Army Navy
clash Saturday afternoon at An
napoliS.
American University has three
Mason Dixon Conference games
scheduled. The Eagles, who have
lost three Conference games, each
by one point, entertain Washing
ton College tomorrow night, and
then play Roanoke Thursday and
Lynchburg Friday on a road trip.
Catholic u. closes with Mason
Dixon Conference games tomor-
row night and Wednesday with
Gallaudet and Loyola of Balti-
more, respectively. The Cards still
hope to qualify for the Mason
Dixon tournament March 8-9-10
at c. u.
Georgetown has a game with
Seton Hall scheduled Friday at
Uline's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
Star Tourney Tickets

Student tickets for The
Evening Stars 10Th annual
metropolitan interscholastic
invitation basketball tourna-
ment are on sale at all COM
peting schools and at all Dis
trict public high schools. The
student price is 60 cents IN
GLIDING taxes. Schools keep
proceeds for their athletic
funds and those planning to
attend are advised to buy In
advance. No student tickets
will be sold at the gate On
game nights.
The adult and general ad-
mission price Is 81. including
taxes. These tickets are sold
at the gate on game nights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
ST. Joseph Takes Title
In CY0 Section |

st. Joseph's took the title II
Section l of the Catholic You'll
Organization Senior Basketball
League yesterday defeating Hol,
Name, $500, for its sixth victor,
against no defeats.
In other Section games, playee
at Gonzaga, st. Martins won ovei
st. Anthony's, 1881. and st
Jerome's defeated st. Francis
Xavier, 1923.
Blessed Sacrament beat Oul
Lady of Victory, 65-49. and st
Thomas edged Sacred Heart. As.
A, yesterday at st. AIMS to wine
up tied for the lead in Section :
with 6-1 records. In another Sec
ton 2 game Art Cecil scored II
points, but his st. Bernadette's
team lost a close one to St. Mi
chael's, 42-40.