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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
Division Il Tournament
To Be Held March as

The first Metropolitan basket
ball tournament for schools in
the Interhigh division IL
League and several other area
teams will be held March 4, S
and 6 at Spingarn High gymna-
sum.
Teams in Division II to be en-
tered will be Spingarn. featuring
its sensational scorer. Elgin Bay
Tor; Dunbar, Armstrong, Car
dozo and Phelps. Invitations
have been extended to Fairmont
Heights. Douglass of Baltimore
and Bates of Annapolis among
Maryland schools, and Hoffman,
Boston of Arlington and Parker
Gray of Alexandria.
Opening-round play will start
at 2 pm. March 4, with a dou-
ble-header followed by another
twin bill at 7;30. The finals will
start at 2 pm. Saturday,
March 6.
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Junior Golf Schedule Topped
BY National Events in Auuust

Frank Emmett has, compiled a
1854 junior golf schedule of
about the usual proportions,
opening with the schoolboy golf
league competition among %
teams and closing with the 4th
annual Bubby Worsham Memo
rial match play open.
The Simpson Cup matches,
between the top juniors of the
Washington area and the Prov
ince of Ontario. will be played
in Toronto July 10.
A new event this year will be
Fort Meade junior open for
youngsters of the Washington,
Baltimore and Annapolis area
on July 6.
Three of the national events
for juniors. the Junior Chamber
of Commerce. Hearst and Ma
tiOnal Caddie tournaments, fall
on the same dates in mid August.
Field days are listed at Ken
wood. Quantico, Indian Spring
and Congressional, with clinics
by the host pros a feature of
each clinic.
The District area will get the
Virginia junior championship for
the first time. at Belle Haven.
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July 1922. This will be tied in
with sectional qualifying for the
USGA junior by the Virginia
golfers.
Baltimore gets both the Mary
land and Middle Atlantic Junior
championships. as well as the
USGA junior qualifying for
Maryland and District golfers.
HighlightS of the schedule:
April through June-Competition in
three schoolboy leagues made UP OF %
May 24-3o-Metropolita schoolboy
Chevy Chase, Woodmont and Columbia
June 5-G-Junior golf week end at all
clubs.
June o2-District junior at Manor.
June 25-Maryland Junior Open at
July 6--Fort Meade Junior Open.
June 2S-Field day at Kenwood.
July 13-Simpson Cup matches At
| Toronto.
July I9-Middle Atlantic Junior and
sectional qualifying for USGA junior al
Five Farms; 2O-2U--match play In Mid
Atlantic.
July 2O-Virginia Junior qualifying at
Belle Haven Haven and gSGA iSnor au1ailfying
July 26,Field DAY at Quantieo
geles.
August 16-2l-Junior Cha mber Of
Commerce National Junior at Albuauer-
que
August 16-19-Hearst national Junior
at Baltimore
August I6-Field day at Indian Spring.
August l6-lg--National Caddies' tour
nament. Columbus.
August 23-Field day at Congressional.
August 30-September L. WorSham
Memorial junior open at Bethesda.
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field at the AAU Saturday is a
fancy one and includes Fordham,
last years winner and winner of
II straight races over a two
year stretch, six of them this
year. Also on hand will be SYRIA
cuSe. winner in a time faster
than Fordham's. best in a sep
arate race last week in the Mill
rose Games.
Individual entrants from
Georgetown are Ray Brophy and
Pete Fedak, a freshman, in the
hurdles; Bob Lippemeier in the
Smile, Paul Baroncelli in the
shot and Tom Flaherty and Nor
man Altonhoff in the pole vault.
In addition to Ingley, the high
school runners entered from
Washington are Claude Braxton
Of Phelps, Berry Williams of
Armstrong and Leroy Jackson of
Dunbar. all in, the 60-yard dash.
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Is Fast Sports Cars
To Compete March !
In Florida Classic
BY the Associated Press

SEBRING, Fla, Feb. 18.-
Seventy-five of the fastest sports
cars in the United States and
Europe will compete in the r.
hour Florida International
Grand Prix of endurance here
March 7.
The gruelling test of men and
machines will be over a twisting
5.2-mile course originating at
Sebring international Airport
and winding over runways and
nearby roads,
Four of Europe's leading
sports car neutrality-suspicious.
Cha and Ferrari of Italy and
Jaguar and ASton-Martin Of
Great Britain - have entered
teams in the event, America S
top sports car race.
Briggs Cunningham, famous
speed-car builder and driver of
West Palm Beach, will enter a
single Cunningham CAR this
year 1t is the same car, highly
modified, which John Fitch and
Phil Walters drove to victory
here last March.
Corvette Entered.
Another interesting entry is a
Chevrolet Corvette. It will mark
the first time this new American
sports car, recently put into mass
production. has competed in in
ternational competition.
This Grand Prix is the only
race in this country which
awards points counting toward
the international sports car rae
ing championship. Sponsored by
an international racing board, it
is one of eight Grand Prix events
staged throughout the world.
The others are in Mexico, Ar
eentina, Belgium. Italy, Spain,
England and the most famous
OF all, LIE Mans. France.
Race officials said the Sebring
race drew more applications than
could be handled and they lin
tied the field to rs cars. Each
car will have two drivers to alter
nate at the wheel.
Famous Drivers Named.
Several famous drivers already
have been nominated. Drivers
for Lancia will be Juan Fangio
of Argentina. 1851 worlds cham
pion; Pierro Taruffi. Luigi Cas-
tallotti. Alberto Ascari, who, in
1851 and 1858. drove Ferraris to
world championships: Robert
Manzon and Roberto Valenzano.
EMO Farrari of Modena. Italy.
builder of the car that bears his
name. has entered two factory
models but. has not yet deSig-
mated drivers.
Winner of the race gets eight
points toward the international
championship.
Sponsors said they will have
several helicopters to carry Off
Gals and newsmen over the
course.
Time trials will be held Sat-
urday. March 6. on the airport
course.
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GoodIoe Sets Fast Pace
For Golf Club Champs

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Feb. Is.
Bill Dynamite Goodloe, the
1852 winner, was the man to beat
today as match play began in the
Tournament of Golf Club Cham
pionS.
The Valdosta, Ga. player won
medalist honors yesterday with a
36-hole total Of 135-nine under
par and five strokes better than
any one else in the 100-plus field.
Jimmy Paul of Daytona Beach
and Bill Thornton, II. of Mans
field, Conn. had 140s and Bob
Wallace Of jacksonville Navy and
Charles SprosS of Sylvania. Ohio,
wound up next with 142s.
Dick Chapman, Walker Cup
star from Pinehurst, N. c., quail
fed with a 146.
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Hazi 10 Defend Titles
In Eastern Table Tennis

THOR Hazi. District table ten
mis- champion for the last 10
years and an international figure
in the sport. will defend two
titles in the Eastern Cham
pionships Saturday and Sunday
at Bridgeport, Conn.
He will team in mems doubles
with Sol Schiff of New York and
in mixed doubles with Mrs. Leah
NeWberger Of New York.
Hazi is looking tentatively to
the National championships
March 1921 at Cleveland and
the world championships April
Ala at London.
Before coming to the United
States, Hazi was a star in his
native Hungary. An accountant.
he is on the staff of Lumberman
I. S. Turnover, noted chess player
and writer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
TACKLE FISHING
By "Salfy" Mills

Now is the time to get your
tackle in shape. Our Rod Re-
pair Dept. will be glad to re-
finish your old fishing rod at
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Hoyos Sending 7O-Mon Squad
To AAU Track Meet in Garden

Georgetown is sending a 10
man track squad, including q
2-mile relay team. to the National
AAU indoor championships
Saturday in Madison Square
Garden.
Washington also will be repre-
sented by a number of high
school runners. including Jack
Ingley of Woodrow Wilson, win
ner in the District AAU 6OO-yard
event in The Star Games over
number of collegiate runners.
Ingley will run in the schoolboy
1,000-yard event against Mike
Caraftis of Port Jefferson IN. "
High, winner the last two years.
Ingley holds the District $40
and $50 high school records.
Georgetown's 2-mile relay
team will be made up of Fred
Abingdon. Vince Kelly, Ed Kirk
and John Peyton. The 2-mile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
Fisherman to Prepare
For Wood Memorial
BY the Associated Pres,

CAMDEN. S. c.. Feb 18.-Syl
Veltch. trainer of c. v Whit
ney's Fisherman, says the g.
year-old Kentucky Derby candi-
date will be shipped to New York
next month to prep for the
100000 Wood Memorial at ia
maica April "a.
The brown son of Phalanx
won six juvenile races last year,
including the Great American.
Cowdin, Champagne and East
View Stakes, and earned S123,-
OTIS. The Kentucky Derby sta
tus of Fisherman, who is in
winter quarters here, will be de-
cided at the conclusion of the
3-year-old stakes at Jamaica.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
Two HioIeoh jockeys
Fined. One Suspended

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. l8.-The
Hialeah stewards have punished
three jockeys and exonerated
another.
Henry Moreno and Willie Les
ter yesterday were fined for slap
ping their mounts in Tuesdays
third race for juveniles, while
Johnny Rotz was suspended 10
racing days, effective February
19 to March 2, for careless riding
in Mondays eighth race.
Willie Zakoor was held blame
less for Road Runners disqualifi-
cation from second position in
Tuesdays first race. Lester was
fined $50 and Moreno $25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
SurrottsviHe Girls
Beat Boys and Get
Something to Cheer

The Surrattsville High basket
ball team absorbed its most en-
barrassing defeat this morning
in a game played for the benefit
of the school yearbook, The
Boomerang.
The Surrattsville girl cheer
leaders beat the boys varsity.
1913. AS Betty Ann Shiff1ett
scored half the points for the
winners.
One boy fouled out in the first
quarter as the varsity was un-
able to adapt to girls rules. 1t
was all in fun and everyone got
a big laugh out of it," a school
spokesman said.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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Racing Chuirmun Named

SPRINGFIELD. H., Feb. 10
(P.-Gov. William G. Stratton
has appointed Evart L. Jordan
40. of Rockford. as chairman OF
the Illinois Harness Racing Com
mission to succeed Eugene j.
Hayes Of Du Quoin. The Cover
nor also named Walter Miller,
SO. former mayor of Elgin. as a
member of the commission to re-
place Edwin V. Champion of
Peoria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
Howard WrestIers Lose

The Howard University
wrestling team dropped it's
match with Anacostia Naval
Receiving Station, 26-10. yester-
day at Anacostia. Bob Replogle,
Navy 157-pounder, pinned pre-
viously unbeaten Len Thomas to
post his seventh straight victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18

SALTY" MILLS Outfits will
save you money. Ours is the
lowest price in town. Here is a
Pre-Geo. Washington Birthday
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have 100 of these Glass Salt
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temperature than ordinary fats allow.
A thin crust quickly forms on the sur
face of food. This is the protective
calorie barrier which keeps extra" cal
cries in the pan.
Why Moxolo? Some fats and oils smoke
or burn before they attain the frying
temperature you use with Mazola Oil.
Mazda can withstand higher correct
frying temperatures without smoking,
scorching or burning. AS result, the
foods you fry brown quickly, forming
crisp golden crust. keeping the calorie
count down to minimum.
You'll like the ready convenience of
Mazda being liquid it pours and
measures easily. And you'll have the
best tasting fried foods ever! Sealed in
are food fiavors - sealed out are those
extra" Galleries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
New Mazda Oil method
keeps "extra" ca|ories
in the pan

Imagine! Now you can enjoy your
favorite fried foods as never before ;.
with minimum calories, maximum taste
whether pan-fried or fried. The
secret? Proper frying with Mazda Oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
The Culorie Barrier

The new M azola
Method prevents fat
soaked foods. You fry
with highly refined
Mazda Oil at a higher
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, Mszsls Iiqsid shsrfssisg
gives Better tassiaa,
irvly digssfibls fried feeds
FOR PAN-FRYlNc

FOR PAN.FRYlNC
How Much MAZOlA: n cup MAZOLA in g. Inch
skillet: 4 cup in 10nch skillet II cup in 12-nch
skillet.
medium heat) before food is added. Right frying
temperature (375o F. is reached in to 10 minutes.
At this temperature, 1-inch square of bread
turns golden brown on the bottom in Is seconds.
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colder brown ont bottom in Is seconds.
dust lightly evenly with -four crumbs
before coating before
More needed fry foods
paper towels
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Montgomery College
Continues Unbeafenl
Speelul plspuith le me siaf

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MURFREESBORO. N. c., Noy.
26. Montgomery Junior College
Of Takoma Park, Md, continues
to have what is probably the best
Junior college football team in
the country after its 1910 victory
here yesterday over Chowan
Junior College in the Basket
Bowl.
Led by Halfback Marty Gal
lagher. former Northwestern
High star at Hyattsville, Md, the
knights finished their season
with an 30 record and 10
straight wins over q three-year
span.
Gallagher passed for one touch
down and scored another. His
scoring touchdown was his 18th
to break his schools all-tirne In
dividual record for q season. His
scoring pass was to End Jack
Vance, former star at Bethesda
Chevy Chase High, Bethesda,
Md, and covered Is yards.
The fine all-around perform
anen nf GolloCl1ey. 90 ,.nad h;,,,
Evening star., 1954-11-26
West Virginia Hoping to Do
As Well as VPI in Bowl Bid

line and batted down the punt
just as TReodose got his toe
into the ball. The resulting
safety started and finished the
scoring.
Indian Touchdown Nullified.
The Indians had one appar-
ent touchdown. called back in
the second period when Half
back Jack Yohe raced IS yards
with a Richmond kick. The
Indians were detected clipping
however, and the run was nulli-
fed.
Yesterdays defeats gave VMI
record of four victories and
six defeats and Richmond a
slate of five triurnphs and four
setbacks.
West Virginia will be after its
eighth victory in nine starts to-
morrow against Virginia, which
has won the last eight games of
a series dormant since 1850.
The Citauel has won twice in
eight starts going into action
against Clemson.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
4WoIter Reed Girls Named
To AH-Americo Swim Team

i i4y--C Carol TAFT, Marie Gillette, Wash.
ington; Wanda Werner and Helen
Hughes, Lafayette, Ind
Long distance, individual-H Helen
Long distance. team -woman's CITY
Club, Detroit; members. kitty Kennary
Julie Post and Carolyn Edwards.
Twepty-tWo records in track
and field, weightlifting and gym
nastics were up for approval at
the convention.
committees met yesterday
to choose sites for the Pan
American trials and win report
their recommendations.
{ Women's track and field trials
for the PAN American games
viii be held in connection with
the national AAU champion
ships at the University Of
Chicago February 5 and 6.
Team trials for women's
swimming will be held at Fort
Lauderdale January 20 and 80.
while trials in synchronized
swimming will be held at Toole,
Utah, January 3 and g.,
World record performances in
track and field, swimming.
weightlifting and gymnastics
are among the 238 marks set by
American athletes to come up
for approval during the conven-
tion.
The convention ends tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
5000 Fans Expected
Al BeIyoir tomorrow
For Boiling Game
BY Dick o'Brien

A crowd Of $4,000 spectators.
one Of the largest to watch q
service football game in this
area in recent years. Is expected
at Fort Belvoir's Pullen Field
tomorrow to watch the unde-
feated Fort Belvoir and Boiling
Air Force elevens play, starting
at 1::30 pm.
3 The winner will represent the
East in the Poinsettia Bowl at
San Diego next month. Fort
Ord already has won the right
to represent the West.
BoIling's high-scoring machine
is rated a one-touchdoWn favor
ite over the Engineers.
Bolling,s quarterback, Tommy
O'Connell, is the reason the Air
men are given the edge. No
team has been able to stop the
former Illinois All-American and
ex-C Chicago Bears star this year.
If Belvoir can accomplish the
feat. the Engineers win have a
good chance of victory.
The strategy of the Engineers
will be to halt O'Connell. who
has been supported by Missis-
sippis Jimmy Lear In the quar-
terback slot this year. Belvoir
plans to throw it's ends in fast
in an attempt to jam up Tom
my's passing.
Part OF that burden will be
thrown upon the shoulders of
Frank Banas of Villanova. one
OF the Engineers fastest charg-
ing ends. He will start in place
OF Kent Peters, who has been
playing f1rst string for the En-
glneers all season. Banas' abil-
lty TO get into the opposing back
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Defeat Drops Lions
Into Second Place

The Washington Lions hockey
team hopes to regain first place
in the Eastern Hockey League
tomorrow night in q game
against Baltimore at Uline
Arena.
The Lions were dropped into
second place last night with q
5-3-l record when defeated by
the New Haven Hawks, SO. at
New Haven. The Hawks took
over the top spot with q 5.2-1
record.
The Hawks broke a 3-3 tie
early in the last period of the
game at New Haven on a goal
by Tom Hutton. A clinching
marker came in the final sec
onds of the game when the
Lions were trying desperately
for a tying goal and had pulled
their goalie out of the nets to
send an extra forward onto the
ice.
The Lions never were ahead,
but were tied, IL. in the first
period after a goal by Reg
Meserve and again at 3-3 late
in the second period after
counters by Dan Morgan and
George Harrison.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
|Cochrane 10 Scout
For Yankees in IS
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Mickey
Cochrane, former Athletics s.
catching great and onetime De-
troit manager, has been added to
the coaching and scouting stats
Of the Yankees.
The appointment was an
nounced yesterday by Lee Mac
Phail, Yankee farm director.
The addition of Cochrane gives
the Yankees two Hall of Fame
catchers on their staff. Bill
Dickey, famed Yankee receiver,
also Is a coach.
The 51-year-old Cochrane will
scout the Michigan and Lower
Ontario area of Canada. He will
work out Of Detroit.
In addition, Mickey will assist
Manager Casey Stengel at the
Institutional camp for Yankee
and farm club rockies at st.
Petersburg, Fla, in February.
The Yanks also appointed Tony
Robello, former st. Louis Browns
and Cardinal scout, to cover the
Northern California area with
headquarters in Oakland. Cor
don Deacon) Jones will move
from that territory to scout the
Southern California region along
with c. A. (Butch) Byler and
Babe Herman.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Davis Fights Basseit
For Chance at Title
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. rs. - For
perseverance, Teddy (Red Top)
Davis deserves some kind OF
prize.
Loser of Al fights in a 106-
fight. eight-year career, the dura-
BILE, 31-year-old veteran expects
to earn his reward tonight when
he meets power-p punching, "a
year-old Percy Bassett in a IL
round elimination bout.
The winner of this fourth
scrap between the two leading
contenders is supposed to get
the next title crack at Sandy
Saddler, the featherweight
champion. The Madison Square
Garden bout will start at 10
pm. and will be broadcast and
telecast from coast to coast. Ut
will be seen in Washington over
WRC.)
With all his losses, Red Top
is rated even money to beat
the 24-year-old Bassett, from
Philadelphia. One reason is that
he holds a victory over the Phil
adelphian. Percy beat him in
two other 10-rounders, the last
time on November II 1852.
/ The winner may get NBA rec
ognition as champion without
fighting Saddler. Tony Petro-
nella. NBA president, has warned
Saddler to meet the winner by
December IA or face loss Of his
title.
Saddler's manager, Charley
Johnston. says Sandy will fight
the winner when they put some
money, lots of 1t, on the line.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
! sy The Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Nov. 26.
-Four members Of the Walter
Reed Swim Club Of washington,
D. CT were named to the ALI
America women's swimming team
for 1854, announced today by
the AAU at the opening session
Of its convention here.
Shelley Mann made the team
In the l00-yard and l0O-metel
backstroke, the l00-yard and
l00-meter butterfly stroke and
the 400-yard and 400-meter
medley and freestyle relays.
Mary Jane Sears was selected
in the 200-yard and 2O0-meter
breaststroke and the two 400
relays.
Wanda Werner was chosen in
the 400 and 800 relays.
Marie Gillette was picked in
the 800 relay.
The selections:
t00-yard and I00-meter freestyle--
Jody Anderson, Chicago.
250-yard and 200ymeter freestyie-
Carol TAFT, Santa Clara, Calf.
500-yerd and 400-meter freestyle-
Carolyn Green. Fort Lauderdale.
Carolyn Green. &
l-mile and 1,5oo-meter freestyle-
Carolyn Green,
l00-yard and 1OO-meter backstroke-
Shelley Mann, Washington. D. c.
200-yard and 200-meter backstroke--
Barbara Stark, San Francisco.
l00-yard and l00-meter butterfly
stroke--Shelley Mann.
200-yard and 2O0-meter breastroke-
Mary Jane Sears. Washington.
400-yard and 400-meter medley re-
lay -Backstroke. Mary Ann Marchina,
Indianapolis: breaststroke. Mary Jane
Sears; butterfly, Shelley Mann: freestyle,
Jody Anderson.
400-yard and 400-meter freestyle re-
lay-Jody Anderson. Shelley Mann. Judy
Roberts and Wanda Werner, Washington.
S0O-yard and S00-meter freestyle re-
Evening star., 1954-11-26

q 4OI1klCl Cnt
tie rancher. would easily double
the life of a bowling PIN"
The plastic coating. the ABC
says. will have no effect on THO
scoreability Of a pin. but will
maintain its outer dimensions
for a much longer time. An all
wood pin congresses at the bal
line, the Congress explains, and
becomes knocked out of shape
after prolonged use.
Frank K. Baker, ABc secre-
tary- y-treasurer, says the plastic
coating ranks with the auto
matte pinspotter, ball life and
foul detector as important bowl
ing innovations of recent years.
X y y
Approval Of the plastic coat
ing was greeted with particular
interest by a group Of Washing
ton businessmen, including Wal
ter Waddington and Vernon
Norr, proprietors of the Colonial
Village lanes; c. Edward Gold
berg, proprietor Of the Claren-