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as the city's outstanding sandlot
gridman.
Kazmaier. chosen as the athlete
of the year in an Associated Press
poll and previous recipient of the
Heisman and Maxwell Trophies,
accepted the Walter Camp Me-
mortal Trophy, given to the No. !
back, from John r. Steelman, as
sistant to President Truman.
Bertolini received his trophy from
Senator Nicely Of West Virginia,
chairman Of the Senate District
Committee.
The program moved swiftly from
The beginning when Tom Whelan,
president of the club. turned the
'ostrum over to Arch Mcdonald,
master of ceremonies.
Ward Receives Trophy.
Don Miller presented the Knute
Rockne Memorial Trophy to Bob
Ward, Maryland's All-America
guard. while the Robert B. Smith
Memorial Trophy, given to the
outstanding Washington area
player, was presented to Joe Pal
umbo, Virginia lineman, by Rep
resentative Stanley of Virginia.
Ward also received the Southern
Conference Trophy.
Capt. Weldon Humble Of the
Quantico Marines, third member
of the Cleveland Browns honored,
was presented the trophy as the
outstanding service player by Gen.
Franklin Hart, commandant of
the Marine Corps.
Bob Reese, st. Johns quarter
back, was presented the outstand-
ing prep school player trophy by
Representative Mcmillan, chair
man of the House District Com
while Municipal Court
Judge Thomas Scalley gave the
outstanding high school player
award to Ralph Sta, Eastern
halfback.
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Guild Holds IFS
Second Annual
Fall Tea

The Minneapolis Urban League
Guild observed its second annual
fan tea on Sunday, September Il,
from 4 to 7 p. m.
The program featured musical
selections by Mrs. N. J. Hunter,
julius Caesar, The Royal Jubilee
Singers and Miss jeanne Ander-
son. Miss Dolores Hall gave a
reading.
Carl T. Rowan, president of the
Minneapolis Urban League Board,
addressed the gathering very
briefly.
Proceeds from the tea will be
put into the general fund of the
Guild which annually sponsors a
scholarship for a college student.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rodgers is presi-
dent of the Guild. Mrs. c. V. VIII
liams is viCe-president of the
Guild and was program chairman
of the event and Mrs. Lucy Har-
ris is chairman of the ways and
means committee.
Invitations Out For Wedding:
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss ROsita How
ard, 691 St. Anthony Ave, and
Sgt. Francis Nelson Speese, Camp
Mccoy, son Of Mrs. Rosa Speese,
1872 Rondo Ave. and Mr. Charles
Speese, Casper. Wyoming Miss
Towards parents live in Florida
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Wedding Anniversary
Observed With
Lawn Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thomas,
994 Rondo Ave, celebrated their
22nd wedding anniversary on Sat
urday evening, Sept. Is, at their
home. They were married in St.
Paul, Sept. Is, 1880.
Vari-colored lights were strung
in their back yard and II was a
very festive occasion with the
tables set up and vases filled with
gladioli of various colors.
Refreshments were served buff
fet style.
Among those present were
Mines. and Messrs.: w. II. Butler,
William Stewart, f. Goodman, z.
T. Monson, william White, JOS
eph Harrison, Ebert Cotton, Jul
ian Cotton, Ramsey Jackson,
Carter Fletcher, Earl Bradley.
William Foulkes, T. Jackson, J. b.
Nelson, and Mines. Eta Lewis,
T. Daniels, Elizabeth Burris,
Audrey Tillman, Dorothy Allen,
Clara Bowers. Frances PEBBLES,
T. Myers, and T. Daniels, also
Misses Georgia Hisbon, Joline
Johnson and Messrs. Gordan
Granger, Fred Barker and Ralph
Hickman.
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Ralph c. Graham
Represents Firm
Selling chIoro.Life

Ralph c Graham, 79l st. An
thony Ave. St. Paul, has been APP
pointed to a position of field
representative by Harold Roscn-
field. manager of the BM & r
distributors
Mr.. Graham will have charge
Of the distribution of a new de
odorized now being placed on the
market
The product, called Chloro-Lite
stops unpleasant odOrs in living
rooms. kitchens and bath rooms.
Chloro-Lite can be purchased
at: Wolter Bros. Pharmacy. Uni
versity and Arundel and Central
Super Market. 263 West Central.
corner Galtier st.
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w. c. T. L. Dinner: Mesdames
Frank Gonzales, Gertrude Vinegar
and James f. Nichols, Sr. dined
at the bennington Hotel while at
tending the closing sessions of the
18th annual convention of the w.
c. T. u.
A. Il. G'sH The A. B. G. Club
of st. Peter A.M.E. Church will
resume their meetings, Sunday,
Sept. 81, at the home of Mrs. Ada
line Adams 272l Portland Ave. at
8 p. m. All members are urged to
be present.
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Returns From Memphis Visit:
Mrs. Melba Dollar and daughters,
Barbara Jean, Elizabeth and
Jecqueline. 543 Mississippi St., re-
turned home last week from an
extended visit with their mother
and grandmother. Mrs. Rosa b.
Tillman of Memphis. Tenn. The
Dollar family was accompanied on
thNr return home by Mrs. Dol
lars brother and his wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Tillman of
Memphis.
After visiting her for few
days, the Tillmans departed for
their home in Tennessee, taking
with them Mrs. Dolores Johnson
and her children, Katherine and
Gene of $40 Mississippi St. who
will visit in Memphis for two
weeks.
On Extensive Trip: Mesdames
Earl Brent, 1876 Carroll Ave. and
Ollye A. Gum, 1888 Iglehart Ave.
left Friday on a trip along the
Atlantic sea board that will in
clude visits in Washington, d. c.,
New York; Atlantic City; Chicago;
Kansas City, Kans.; and Topeka
Kansas. They will be away several
weeks.
New Memberships: The Crispus
Attacks Association met Tues
day, Sept. 10 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Jones, TAT st. An
thony Ave. Among the new MEM
bers are Mr.. Louis Commodore,
Mines. Rebecca Touissant, Nora
McCracken and Junauld Brad
dock. Memberships being issued
now are for the year 1928. Re-
member, it is deductible from
your income tax.
Birthday Celebration; The
birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth Jack
son will be celebrated at the
Crispus Attacks Home, Wednes-
day Sept. "a. The cake for the
party will be beaten in the new
Sunbeam Mixmaster donated to
the home by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Jones, TAT st. Anthony Ave.
Guests Are Sisters: On Friday
Sept. 10, Mr.. and Mrs. Lue Day.
1872 Rondo Ave, will have as their
house guests, Mrs. Days sisters,
Mrs. Joseph Davis of Kansas City,
Kansas and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Owens of Staten Island, ". Y
Both Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Davis
are registered nurses. Mrs. Davis
has visited in Huron, Pierre and
Fairbanks, SD. before coming to
st. Paul. They will attend the
wedding of Mrs. Owens twin,
Sgt. Francis Nelson Speese on
Sunday. Sept. Fl to Miss Rosita
Howard, 691 st. Anthony Ave.
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she expects to return to Liberia
at a later date.
Enjoyed Fishing In Minnesota:
Mr.. p. Huntley of Chester, Pa,
spent five days at Big Round
Lake, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Buckner in their cottage.
Mrs, Mary Engram of Minneapo-
lis, Messrs. Cleve Harris and p.
Huntley and Mrs. Bert Buclner
are taking a sight seeing trip
through the northern part of the
state and will be gone a couple Of
days.
The Buclners will entertain
next week at their home, $50 w.
Central Ave. They win have a
barbecue,
Polio: Mrs. Kenneth Stokes,
(Dickie), IT'S Iglehart Ave-. was
taken to st. Joseph's hospital
Saturday, Sept. IS, and later sent
10 Ancker hospital, suffering
with polio. Mrs. Stokes is the
daughter of Mrs. Katie Brad
shaw. T6l st. Anthony Ave.
Georgian Here: Mrs. Juanita
Crawford OF Atlanta, Georgia, ar
rived Friday, Sept. ~ and is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Mayme
Stevens, 1922 Carroll Ave. She
will be here about two weeks.
Attending Wedding; Mines.
Rachael Gooden Galloway and
Mrs. Martha Bradley Harris Of
Chicago, who have been the house
guests of Mrs. Harris sister and
her family, Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
Peake, S5S Iglehart Ave, left
Sunday, Sept. IA. for their homes
in Chicago, They were accompan-
led home by Mrs. George Brooks,
Jr.. ITO st. Anthony Ave. Mines.
Galloway and Harris came here to
attend the wedding service Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Thomas Young, nee
Barbara Fields.
Dancing Party: Miss Marian
Williams, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams, 655 st.
Anthony Ave, gave a dancing
party and get-together on Friday
Sept. IL.
Lalssez. nOus-faire Club: The
Laissez-nous-faire bridge club
met Saturday. Sept. IS at the
home of Mrs. Harry s. Brown,
TOT Iglehart Ave. Guests were
Mines. Victor Galloway and Tom
my Braddock who were given
guest gifts, The club prizes were
won by Mrs. Burie Carmichael,
first. Mrs. NJ. X. Mcknight, sec
ond and Mrs. Ollye A. Gum, the
third prize. The next meeting will
be announced later.
Enjoyed Lake Adney Fishing:
Messrs and Mines. Donald Allen,
Sr., $40 Aurora Ave, and Wilbur
Cartwright and mother, Mrs.
Adene Woods, 644 Iglehart Ave,
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00f% Il lin ave. 30, attended the
annual Buxton, Iowa picnic ar
Des Moines, and from there thew
motored to Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, Lawrence and Topeka
Kansas before returning to their
home, Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Recovering From Illness: Mrs
w. A. Glenn, 1884 Smelling Ave.
is home from Deaconess hospital
and improving rapidly.
On His Farm: Mr.. ]. w. Bald
win, 612 18th Ave. So, left Thurs
day, Sept. II to spend about ten
days on his farm in Warner, AL
berta, Canada. He will see about
the crops and spend the rest of
his time fishing and hunting.
Returns From Daughters: Mrs.
Thomas Langums, 523 Girard
Ave. No, returned home Friday,
Sept. fifth from Chicago. She
visited her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Ford.
Now A Minister: Rev. Thomas
Morris, newly ordained minister
of the AME church, was appoint
ed to st. Marks AME church in
Duluth, by the presiding Bishop,
George w. Baber at the 31st an
nual session of the Northwestern
conference which convened in Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa. in Sept. Rev.
Morris in married and has one
child, a dughter, Janice. They live
at 1888 Fourth Ave. So.
A Get-tOgether: Mr.. Willard
Merrill, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Merrill, 23O9 Fifth Ave. So.
had a get-together at his home,
Saturday, Sept. 13.
MissOurians Left: Mr.. and Mrs.
Nancy Fulgham of Kansas City
Missouri left Wednesday. Sept.
10 for their home. Mrs. Fulgham
is a sister of Mr. Curtis c. Chivers
of 4017 Clinton Ave. So.
Left For College: Miss Marian
B. Smith, daughter of Mrs. Annie
E. Smith. 5041 Humboldt Ave. No.
left Wednesday, Sept. 16 for Wash
ington, D. c. where she will enroll
in the Graduate School of Social
Work. Howard University. Miss
Smith is on years educational
leave of absence from the Henne-
pin County Welfare Board where
she has been employed as a social
worker for the past three years.
She is a graduate of the Univers-
ity of Minnesota and plans to do
years study at Howard Univers-
ity toward earning her Masters
degree in her chosen field.
Celebrates First Birthday: Lit
tie Donald, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Richardson, 1919 Chicago
Ave. celebrated his first birthday,
Monday, Sept. Is. The party was
given by his parents and he re-
ceived many gifts and every one
had a wonderful time. Those pres
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VII were. LOnLa RlChardSOn, little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tavern
Richardson and granddaughter of
Mr.. and William Burrell, IS Hoag
Ave, Done James, granddaughter
of Mrs. Cheney Hollivay; Mrs. Ann
Johnson, of Duluth; Mrs. Hobart
Mitchell, Sr., Mrs. Lillian Jackson.
and Donald's god mother, Mrs.
Lucia Mcclure.
Still Confined To His Bed: Mr..
w. H. Richardson, 1919 Chicago
Ave. has been confined to his bed
since Dec. IA, 1851, with a heart
ailment His wife says he shows
no signs of improvement.
Bought Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardy White are living in their
newly purchased home at 4142
Clinton Ave. So. Mrs. Whites
mother, Mrs. Effie Cook lives with
them.
Returns From Eastern Trip:
Mrs. Elsie Jackson, 425 Lyndale
Ave. No, returned home last
week from a visit with a former
school chum, Mrs. Herbert Hardy
in Buffalo, N. Y. She also visited
Niagara Falls; Erie, Pa, and
several cities on the east coast.
Mrs. Hardy a social investigator
for the county and state, is
former St. Paulite, Marie MingD
Spent Month Here: Mrs. John
Redd of Detroit, left for her
home after spending a month Wis
iting her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wade Jr.,
1887 Fifth Ave So.
Dec Duce: The Dec Duce Club
of st. Peter A.ME. Church will
meet the first Thursday of each
month. The first meeting will be
with Mrs. Wreatha Maxwell, 1920
goth Ave. So. October 2.
Guests OF Daughter: Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Payne, ST.. of Kansas
City, Mo. arrived Friday, Sept. 5
and are the house guests of their
daughter and her family, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. o. Harris, 1887 Clinton
Ave. So. and their sons and their
families, Messrs. Luther Payne,
Jr. of Minneapolis and r. Jack
Payne of st. Paul.
COnvaTescing: Mrs. w. A. Glenn
is home from Deaconess Hospital
and is convalescing. She came
home Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Visitor From Mississippi: Mrs
Elizabeth Ainsworth, pol East
18th ST.. had for a week end visit,
Mrs. James Clark of Jackson,
Miss. Mrs. Clark is the niece of
Mrs. Ainsworth's husband, John
Mr. Ainsworth, himself, has just
returned from Crystal Springs
Miss, where he spent some time
with a sick sister, Mrs. Martha
Thomas. He also visited in Flor
ence with his brothers, Gus and
Fred Ainsworth In Jackson, he
visited with his nieces.
Mrs. Sue HerndOn and daughter
Cheryl, arrived from Kansas City,
Mo. Tuesday, Sept 16 to be with
Mrs. Herndon's niece, Mrs. A. J.
Wilkerson, 912 Fremont Ave. No.
and to attend funeral services for
Mrs. Wilkerson's husband.
DYs Met: The D. Y. w. Y. X.
Club met Thursday, Sept. IL at
the home of Mrs. Sidney Williams,
S57 St Anthony Ave The next
meeting will be held with Mrs.
]. A. Green, IT'S st. Anthony Ave,
Wednesday, October 8.
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Returned To Home: Mrs.

Returned To Home: Mrs. S.
Quay Herndon of Chicago has re-
turned TO her home. She left Wed
nesday, Sept. IT. She came here
TO see her son and his family be-
fore they left for Tallahassee, Fla.
where Mr.. Edwin Slzer accepted a
position as instructor in the Agri-
cultural division of Florida State
A and NJ. College. He and his
wife and their two children, Kurt
and Joey left Friday. Sept 5.
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spent three days at Lake Adney,
fishing. They returned home FRI
day, Sept. IL.
Surprise stOrk Shower: Friday
evening, Sept. IL. St. Phillips
choir gave surprise stork
shower for Mrs. Frank Smith
(Omar Fawcette). 1t was given
at the home of Miss Earline Neil,
726 ST, Anthony Ave. Games were
played and refreshments were
served, Many lovely and useful
gifts were received. Among those
present were Rev. and Mrs. Denzil
Carly, Misses Joan and Jean
Howell, Joyce Vassar, Mary Lou
Sisemore, Pearl Mitchell, Mary
Manning, Sylvia Byrd, Carlotta
Doyle, Julia. Roberta and Marion
Jones and Mr.. Frank Smith.
Left For Home; Master Richard
l.. Stokes, III, left for his home
in Washington, ID. c. after spend
ing a month visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L.
Stokes, 575 st. Anthony Ave.
Returns From Visiting Sister;
Mr. NJ A. Boiling, TAO st. An
thony Ave, recently returned
from visit with his sister, Mrs.
Jettie German in Detroit.
Buffet Supper; Miss Edith Mas
sic, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
S. Massie, $50 Carroll Ave, was
hostess at a buffet supper
Thursday, Sept. 18th, following
the st. Paul and milwaukee, play
off game.
Guests present were. Miss Nor
ma Thomas, Indianapolis, Ind,
Miss Kathryn Bailey. Mlnneapo-
lis, Miss Gloria williams, st.
Paul. and Messrs. William Bru-
ton, Buzz Clarkson. Luis Marquee
and George Grove Of the Mil
waukee Baseball Club and Mr..
Robert Wilson Of the st. Paul
Saints.
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL

House Guests Gone Mr.. and Mrs Earlyn r. Bell 9l2 ST.
Mrs Joseph Simpson and son. Stanley Joliet III They left
for their home August 81 In September their guests Mrs.
Lulu Mae johnson and Mrs Orchid Jordan of Kansas City,
No Mrs. Jordan formerly of the Republic Liberia and
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Social and Personal
X MINNEAPOLIS

fr0f Here Professor A J. Abner was the house guest Of
f H. H. Carr 3942 Fifth Ave So this week He came
mere from hocheSter Minnesota from the Mavo Clinic where
degree from the U. of Minnesota N I'i' IN ~
Attended Annual Iowa Picnic. Mr. ord NJ u d r.
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Miss Massie will leave Monday
Sept. 18th to visit friends and rel
atives in Milwaukee and her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Price in Detroit. Mich.
Birthday Greetings; Happy
birthday greetings to Joan
Meredith Howell. 971 st. An
thony Ave, whose birthday win
be Tuesday, Sept. %.
Matinee Bridge Club; The Mat
inee Bridge club met Tuesday,
Sept. o with Mrs. Earl Brent, 736
Carroll Ave. Her guest, Mrs. WI
liam Cassius was given a guest
gift. Club prizes were won by
Mrs. Fred Schuck. first; Mrs. AL
ONO Cotton, second; and Mrs. J.
d. Jones third. The next club
meeting will be with Mrs. william
A. Hanna, $40 Western Ave. No,
on Tuesday, Sept. 20.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Boxing Faces Threat
OF Antitrust Suit
BY NE AssoeJe,ed Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 8.-Profes.
sional sports faced an attack OF
another front today following .
Federal grand jury recommends.
ton that the Government take
antitrust action to end restraint
|of trade and broadcasting Of
championship fights"
Thus boxing became the third
major sport to be threatened with
an antitrust suit since the last
World War.
An antitrust suit is pending
against the National Football
League for its restriction Of tele-
vision on professional games
Baseball also is confronted with
an antitrust suit. =
No specific organization or per-
son was mentioned in the boxina
presentment. And Melville C.
Williams. head of the antitrust
division In the ofiice Of United
States Attorney Myles J. Lane
declared to say whether the ex-
clusive-service contracts OF the
international Boxing Club with
champions were involved.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Andy StonfieId Back
AS Olympic Threat
For u. S. in Sprints
BY The Asseelaisd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 8.-Just
when the Olympians were begin
ming to think that maybe Mac
Donald Bailey, the Trinidad Ter
ror, would walk OF with all the
Olympic dash championships,
Andy Stanfleld has popped back
into the picture.
Stanfleld has been missing from
competition for almost two years,
since he pulled q tendon in his
left leg in 1850. Then. last year
when he was beginning to re-
semble his old self. he pulled the
same tendon, and the United
States outlook blackened again.
The 24-year-old Seton Hall
Enthusiastically recognized as
the greatest sprinter in the world
since Mel Patton retired in 1949-
won both the 60-yard dash and
the 300-yard run in the Pioneer
Club Games last night, the finals
Of the New York indoor season.
They were significant victories,
too. He was listed to run just
once during the New York indoor
season. That was in the Millrose
Games. and he scratched.
Il feel in top shape now" he
said after winning the so. "And
I think I'm going to be all right
for the Olympics.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Paddy Young Ready
For Title Bout After
0ufpointing Durando
sy the Associated Pres.

NEW YORK. Mar. 8.-Paddy
Young. a decisive winner over
ard-hitting Ernie Durando, is
ready and eager to take on Ray
Robinson In a title bout May 16
III Sugar Ray still has his middle
weight crown by then.
The 23-year-old Young won the
right to meet Robinson in Madison
Square Garden In q Heart Fund
show by his second triumph over
the stocky Durando In the Gar
den last night.
But before Young can step into
the ring with the 160-pound
champion he'll have to see how
Robinson fares in his title lights
with Carl (Bobo) Olson in San
Francisco next Thursday and with
Rocky Graziano in Chicago
April 16.
: In addition to all Of these mid
dleweight scraps, Robinson may
box Light-heavyweight Joey Max
Inn Tor the 115-pound diadem in
New York this summer. Jim Nor
ris. president Of the International
Boxing Club. said. "It's all up to
Ray"
Durando. a powerful hitter with
his right. rocked Paddy four times
with his pet punch in the first
round. And it looked like curtains
for the blond New Yorker. But
Paddy shook of the effects of
the wallop and gave his crude
rival a good going over through
most Of the fight.
Ofhcials all voted for Young:
Referee Barney Felix, Sal; Judge
Joe Agnello. 7-3. and Judge Bert
Grant. 6r3-1.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Japanese Girl Bows,
But Proves Class
hCue Tourney
sy shs Assoeia.sd Press

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 8.--Ir-
Wig Crane Of Binghamton, N. Y,
WHO last night spoiled the Ameri-
can billiards debut of pert Masako
Katsura Of Tokyo. shoots for the
tops today in the world three
cushion tournament, PLAYING De-
tending Champ Willie Hoppe.
Hoppe and Crane, both with one
win and no losses in the round
robin event, share the afternoon
spotlight with . match between
Joe Procita Of Los Angeles and
Herb Hardt. the Chicago bank
teller.
IN tonight's feature, Kinrey
Natsllyama. S3sS Sear-old japanese
cue artist, returns to the Ameri-
can billiard scene against jay
Bozeman u HaiIejo, Calif.
A crowd Of over 500 saw Crane
defeat the sensational Miss Katsu-
-, 80 to a. last night In q ST.
inning match.
The trim 06-pound Japanese cue
star left no doubt that she would
b . threat throughout the 17,day
NEST. 81
Evening star., 1952-03-08
MiddIecoif Out Front
In Attempt 10 Crack
Burke 5 Coli Streak
Dy she Assoeict,d 80,

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Mar
S.-The duel between Cary Mid.
dlecoff Of Memphis, Tenn, ant
Jack Burke. jr.. Of Houston. TEX.
for the money-winning cham.
pionship Of the winter golf circui,
was getting hotter today,
As the 10000 st. Petersburg
Open entered the third round
Middlecof led by two strokes. HI
sought to break Burke's three.
tournament winning streak ant
gain ground In their battle TO,
top mcney-making honors.
Middlecof fred q as. sever
under par and just one stroke ofl
the competitive record for the
6.2S3-yard Lakewood Country
Club course, In yesterdays Sec
ond 18-hole round to vault from
sixth place into the lead with 133,
Burke and AL Besselink Of Chi
cago shot 69s to 60 into q second
place deadlock at 1856, two strokes
ahead Of Bob Toski Of Northamp-
ton, Mass.
Middlecod won his last tourna-
ment at Ell Paso. Tex, and with
$1,000 to his credit is second to
Burke on the PGA money list for
the winter tour. After Ell Paso,
Burke won the next three tourna-
ments In q row and leads with
$6,720.
The leaders:
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Ohio State With Six Firsis
Rules Big Ten Swim Meet
BY me Asseeia,.d Pr..,

EAST LANSING, Mich, Mar. 8,
Ohio State churned the Western
Conference swimming meet into a
squad tryout for the Olympics as
the Buckeyes surged toward their
fourth consecutive team title Ia
the windup of the Big Ten cham
pionships here today.
As Of today, every final in the
two nights Of swimming had ac-
counted for q fresh Big Ten rec
ord. The brilliant Buckeyes, with
20 points to 80 for second-place
Michigan State. accounted for six
Of the seven firstS.
Michigan. third with 20 points,
was the only school to break the
Ohio State. monopoly as seven
more finals remained for tonight.
Other also rams In the 42d annual
meet were Iowa with IA points,
Northwestern. 10; Purdue, 8; In
diana, 4; Minnesota, 4: Illinois,
3. and Wisconsin with 2 points.