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Maryland
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has had to cut players in spring
practice in his eight years at
Maryland. There are Just too
many boys to work with. Some
of them are out on a volunteer
basis, and some have absolutely
no chance to make the squad.
From the 80 on hand yester-
day and half-dozen excused for
injuries or spring sports, Tatum
and his assistants will pick SIS to
report for fall practice Septem-
Der !.
Hawkins Surprises.
One Of the pleasant surprises
for Tatum yesterday was Ralph
Hawkins. the former all-prep
end from st. Johns, who prob
ably will be the No. 4 quarter
back next year-and possibly
higher.
Hawkins, converted to quar-
terback last year by Whitley
Dovell. the freshman coach. is
a fair offensive quarterback. but
whiz on defense.
Joe Petruzzo, who has been
in the Army since playing for
the Terps in the Sugar Bowl.
has been tried at quarterback.
PetruZzo now may be released
for baseball because of Hawkins
promise. Petruzzo then would
join the halfbacks, his natu-
raj position, next fall.
Charley Boxold, Lynn Beightol,
Petruzzo and three freshmen,
Hawkins. Frank Tamburello and
Fred Petrella, worked at quar-
terback yesterday. The coach
ing staff knows what Boxold
can do, and he probably will
be No. !.
BeightOl Won't Quit.
The staff liked what it saw
of Beightol. He had four stitches
taken in his lower lip after a
scrimmage last week, and has
been eating mostly soft foods
He was hit hard in the stomach
during his first turn yesterday,
and suffered a sick stomach.
But he spurned an offer to
quit for the day. and came back
a few minutes later to score
a touchdown on a 25-yard run
on which he ran through the
entire defensive team.
Tatum had praise for the way
two Of his stocky freshman
backs, Harold Hull and John
McVickers of Cumberland. per-
formed on offense. In fact, he
had a good word for almost
everybody. The boys would hate
TO see him in a bad humor-he
might work 'em all night.
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Track
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in ihs quest to smash world rec
ordS in each.
Whitfield was just six-tenthS
of a second off his own world in
door record of l:09.5 in the 600.
Nal got off winging in this one
and passed Joe Gaffney Of Villa
nova at the end of the first lap.
Reggie Pearman of the New York
Pioneer Club was second with a
closing brust and Gaffney fin
ished third. Lou Jones of Man
haitian was fourth.
Far or Record.
Whitfield was far off the world
record in the half mile and the
crowd of about 10000 in Madi-
son Square Garden knew he
wouldn't make it on the first
lap when he loafed along behind
Harry Bright Of the Pioneers.
When Nal finally did decide to
run in the last two laps. 1t was
too late to threaten the late John
Borican's indoor mark Of 1:50.5
set a dozen years ago.
Bright got home second, about
two yards behind Whitfield. Carl
Joyce. the Marine lieutenant
and former Georgetown star. was
third, and Roscoe Browne last in
the four-man field.
Georgetown two-mile team OF
Joe Skutka, John Peyton, Bob
Lippmeier and Ed Kirk were
third, As yards behind Fordham
and Syracuse, in the two-mile
college relay. Manhattan was
fourth. The time was 1893. the
best of the year.
Morgan State Runner Wins.
Ed Waters of Morgan State
captured the 60-yard dash in
6.3 seconds, nosing out Indy
Remlgino, Olympic 100-meter
champion by inches. Ken Kave
of Morgan State was third and
Bob Keegan of Seton Hall fin
ished fourth. Kane is a grad
uate of Dunbar High School,
Washington.
Harrison billiard, the balding
Cleveland veteran, took the 60
yard hurdles as expected in To
seconds. equalling the meet rec
ord and only a tenth of a second
off the world indoor mark.
Pete McCreary was second,
about two yards behind billiard.
Lou Knight of Manhattan Col
lege finished third. Peter Fedak,
Georgetown freshman, was shut
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will be co-featured with the
blond. blue-eyed Miss Scott in
the feature number. "Goldi-
locks"
"Goldilocks," an ice version
Of the popular fairy tale, is one
of 10 production numbers that
include Is fast-moving acts.
The cast numbers 40 and in
cludes such other stars as JAG
outline du Bief, 1852 Olympic
star and former world figure
skating champion from Paris;
Freddie Trenkler, an ice CO.
median with an operate voice;
The Bruises, English comedy
team; Skippy Baxter, Bobby
Blake. Jackie Raffloer and
Jerry Mapes.
Tickets are on sale at Uline
Arena and The Fairway, 1923
G street NV.
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out in heats for the 60-yard
| hurdles.
Jerry Welbourn Of Union City
Ind. and Jim Harrington OF
Notre Dame finished in tie for
first place in the pole vault.
Each scared IA feet 4 inches
Bob Richards was forced to with
draw because of a bad leg.
sSo-yard run invitation: MIA
sah p cSs Anscsi aS ccar ]osee
BROWNE Pioneer ,Go Club Time; ,L l;sss
lanova; Lou Jones. Manhattan. Time
1:l0.l.
Pole vault: Tie between Jerry Wei.
bourn, Union City, Ind. and Jane.
inches: 3@Don BraeE. Viiiianova. Il: A.
a H Harss R2n I caismRasn oho
1876.
6O-yard hieh hurdles: 1-Harrisor
billiard. Cleveland; Ohio; 2-Peter Nc
SrSa5S aan0ser st HI ioe6asd K hossoa
College. Time: 0;O7.2 EQUALS meet
wsssfs sos assn g sy:.en bav g:m
sMio9 Ns STAY. xerk ncS k.ess5 k ss,or
Hall. Time o:06.3.
penman' NYu A ESQ nt ysrdsI: o-Hen nlG'
Eueene Chichura. New York A. c. tl5o
yards): flames Nicholas; Kearney
A. c. 600 YARDS. Time 6:07.2.
One mile college relay, Tufts
3-Montclair State Time 3:34.e.
High Jump: 1-Herman Wyatt. Santa
Clara Y uth, Center. q feet 81. inches
inject tecord: old record. q set by
neiius johnson, 1896 and William Vessie
I943l: Victor .Fritts. Shanahan c.
NC, 0 feet t;t4 inches: 3-Ken Weisner
United States Navy. & feet 5h inches;
4-Arnold Webb. Pioneer Club. feet
3h inches
One mile college relay. NYU
Leonard Grace. George King, Bruce
8. Williams. Time--3:26.6.
One mile college relay. villanova
William Reilly. Warren Hoffman, Al
Ligeorella. Joe GaffneyD; 2. Holy Cross
No third. Time-3:23.5.
Ashenfeiter, New YORK 4. C.: .. Fred red
witt, New York A. c.: 3. Gordon Me
kenzie Pioneer Club; 4. John Joe Barry,
Shanahan c. c. Time-S;5S.5.
Two mile college relay. Fordham
1Terrencs Foley, William Persichetty,
Syracuse: 3. GEORGETOWN; 4. Manhattan
Time-73S.s.
One mile college relay. Morean
state (Herman Wade. Otis johnson,
James Rogers, Josh Culbreath): ..
Princeton; 8. Colgate. Time-3:ls.i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Spine Injury Suffered
By Lincoln Downs Rider
BY the Assoeioted Press

LINCOLN. r. l., Mar. 90
Jockey Bobby Ussery Of Vain,
Okla, suffered a spine injury at
Lincoln Downs race track today
when his mount in the fifth race.
In Glass, fell near the finish of
the five-furlong event. Ussery
was pinned under the horse.
At Pawtucket Memorial Hos
pital. his injuries were diagnosed
as a fracture of the transverse
process of the lower lumbar.
This is a critical fracture Of
the spine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Gonzugo Freshmen Win
Schools Third Title

Gonzaga High School basket
ball teams completed a sweep Of
Catholic League titles when the
freshmen won their loop cham
pionship yesterday.
Previously the varsity and
junior varsity quintetS had
emerged on top in their respec-
tive sections. The froSh tri-
umphed by defeating Carroll,
36-32, in a playoff game at
DeMatha gym, with Jim ODon-
nell high scorer at 16 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Gagne and Gaiioni 10 Meet
In Turner'S Main Event

Verne Gagne, who has been
attracting large crowds else
where, will take on Baron Cat
toni in the main event of the
wrestling show Thursday night
at Turner's Arena.
The bout will be for one fall or so
minutes. Supporting matches
will be added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Finuls in Court Tennis

NEW YORK, Mar. 20 R.-
AlaStair B. Martin, Glen Head,
N. Y, and Frank Shields of New
York City retained the National
Amateur Court Tennis Doubles
Championship today by defeat
ing William E. Lingelbach of
Philadelphia and Northrup Knox
OF Buffalo, 6-3. SIS. As. Ga
and 6-3
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Florida Derby
Continued from Page C-1.)


tics share of the purse was
! $500.
Johnny Adams hustled Sea o
Erin to the front at the start
and took a short lead over Sir
Chris and Remand, with Core
lation far back in the big field
Of Is three-year-oldS.
AT the half mile, the top
weighted Sea o Erin-the Hasty
House colt carried 122 pounds,
as did Maharajah and Gigan-
tic, also 1854 stakes winners
was still out in front, but the
well-liked Black Metal, had
moved into second place. Cor
relation was no better than 18th
at this point, with the fast
closing Goyamo even farther
back.
Falters in Stretch.
Sea o Erin continued to lead
until they neared the stretch
where Black Metal dropped back
and Goyamo and Correlation
came up fast to chase the leader.
Goyamo took the lead briefly at
the head of the stretch as Sea
% Erin faltered.
Shoemaker. who had brought
Correlation between horses to
gain his advantage on the turn
for home. sent the California
horse past Goyamo in the last
sixteenth and took away most of
the money.
Next Page, coupled with Coy
amo as the Woodvale Farms en-
try. finished fifth. losing a photo
finish with Gigantic for fourth
money. Then came Mighty Ike.
one length ahead of the fading
Black Metal. The other finished
in this order: Sea o Erin, Re-
mand, Pinetum. Marahajah, Our
Cob. Pat Thompson, Mr.. Jet.
Sir Chris and Red Red Robin.
Shoemaker said he wasn't sure
about Correlation'S condition and
waited until Goyamo made his
move before he challenged.
Coming into the head of the
stretch felt I had enough horse
to win it," he said.
The fractional times for the
race were "a. .48. lis. 1:452s.
Rode with Injured Knee
Shoemaker's victory was a
particularly courageous one
since he rode with a badly
wrenched knee. The record
breaking jockey had been sched-
uled to ride Tins Own in the
third race here yesterday, but
the horse bolted on the way to
the post and threw him.
The little Texas-born rider
was limping badly when he dis
mounted to receive the Florida
Derby trophy with Mrs. Lyle.
The presentation was made on
behalf of Gulfstream Park by
Arthur Godfrey.
NOTES: The Miami area was
deluged by a heavy rainStorm
driven by strong winds last night.
The track was classed as muddy
for the first race but a good
breeze and hot sun had changed
conditions to heavy by the time
the third race was of. :. The
pre-Derby show included a Pa
rade of the States and a presen-
tation by the University of Mi
ami Band. Part Of the display
in the infield was a miniature
production of an old river side
wheeler dubbed the Swanee
Queen. She broke down just
about the time the third race
was off and the crew had to be
rescued by rowboat.
There was a rumor that the
boat had been torpedoed by a
submarine from Hialeah =. the
most aptly named horse on the
program was No Return, ridden
by Joe Culmone, in the second.
He had a complete distaste for
the goo, pulled up to a walk and
got under the wire about the
time the other jockeys were
raalx f4 xr,n;rI ont
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Alumni to Give Dinner
For CuthoIic U. Cuoers

Members of Catholic Univer-
sity's basketball team will be
honored by former Cardinal
courtmen at dinner at 7::30 to-
morrow at Jim Magner's Res
taurant.
Three senior members of the
1854 squad will receive special
awards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

JOHANNESBURG, Mar. 20
R.-Bobby Locke shot q final
round 81 today to clip three
strokes OF his own South Afri-
can record Of 265 in winning the
Mills Cigaret 1000 guineas
N2.940) tournament
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LoSulIe
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is missed, the ball is in play.
(Story on Page CD
Southern Cal made the first
shot IL times and the second 10.
Penn State made the first shot
seven. times and the second six.
Pen State, a far different team
than the one that was swamped
by LaSalle, led by Is points at
halftime, but found its margin
reduced to six points in the
fourth quarter. Jesse Arnelle
scored Is points for the Nittany
Lions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Chart of Florida DERBY

SEVENTH RSR fiod 100000 added:
1:55is
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Locke Wins With Record

Totals l72761 Totals 81 I6 z
Halftime: Penn State. A; Soutiier
California, g.
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1854 PENNA. AVE. Sc. 4 rooms,
kitchen and bath; on streetcar and
busline; will rent to settled white
S41.11 per month. Call MA. S-192f.
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and enc. apts. now avail. at this
ssars.. sSny oSatign; nd nice ;,,. I layout U1,
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CO. l505 u s; n.w.s MA: S-2345.
rm.. kit. bath: S72. See ianitcr;
400 MELLON ST. Sci -bedrm. apt. q
$6S mo. incl. all utils. JU. 5-4S93.
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SENATE COURTS, " blk. from SEN
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with disposals: on quiet street in
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irsnsa iaundrs priviieses; s; '0t sas to $500. $3.50
TIE. 6-6610, 10 am. to 8 Pm.
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1727 4 ST. N. W.

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Modern drepfoof. elevator building.
All recondittoned like new. l rm.,
bath. Keys in Apt. los. See these,
then see ". They will be rented
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1910 Custom convertible;
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
MERCURY 1850 Convert; splendid
sSa5, ON terms' nssu' RE. 1866
MERCURY '53 cony.: lustrous bitter
sweet finish. black top, r. and h..
popular Mere Matte drive. electric
windows. 2-tone leather interior;
rear wheel. etc; $4,000 actual miles;
like new, traded on the new "a
Beauty; So s,$s5. MoNTTooMERY.-
STURBS. Lincoln-Mercury Dealer,
a5I5 5,IB1 IBlsdensbyrg rd AP soo 5-Se:9
luxe sedan; light-blue finish matched
with harmonizing atone interior,
super radio. de luxe heater and con.
ventional trans. for tops in economy
low mileage. 1-owner car, traded on
oLMsrRap nss 9lSS MofoR s5!f PTiceS g. at TT
sinias 4nhS1AnR largest NotSG oldsmoSiie i Dealer
5000 wilson blvd. ArI.. ia. f-s400.
MERCURY 1850 sedan: radio and
Car No. 234-A. MONROE FORD
dG 5dSc wisconsin unsg s1.n,us, ave 1T ~, wo. g.
MERcgRX Ss t;;goor;, , r; ana ,s. b; 4
Al condition. one owner; ST .495
Car No. 2S0-A MONROE FORD
800 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. g.
1000 Open evenings till 9.
MERCURY '53 Monterey coupe; 9
tone. Wv. tires. leather. fully
equip; low mi. excel. cond. Diplo-
mat leaving; S1.995. DU. 7-19SS
81 4-door sedan: satin
black finish: low mileage. one owner
fully equipped; real sharp car
See before YOU buy: $1.095: Open
8 to 8. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE
CO. (LI. 7-934W, 124l 9th st
ne. tjtist OF Fla. ave.).
MERCURY 40 club cpe.; cd. h. sur
visor. spotlight. original dark -blut
paint; $495. LU. 1892. Il
NJ. G. 81; equipped with special Cali.
fornia top plus regular top: never
raced: $1.295: will accept car ir
trade. DU. 1897. 71O Rhode Is
land ave. ne. %
Evening star., 1954-04-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 81 Commodore "s'.: fully
MOTORS. 1890 r. L ave. ne, La.
1850 Commodore ..s" club
day only S495. ROYAL MOTORS
INC. Your Chrysler-Plymouth Deal
er. ID Kennedy st. NV. TU. 2-4l 10.
HUDSON 1851 Hornet 4-dr.;. Hydra
Matte. r. and h. low mileage.
owner tsss Ssautg car aSs sSsoatsIy srssn anne
your mechanic for approval; SI.195.
BELL ,MdoToRESs6i ES6o 500 Wisconsin
HUDSON 1870 a-dr:: Al; low-cost
S395. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO,
!Fordl, 44OO BeEning rd. ne. LU,
HUDSON 81 Comm. ID" 4-door;
Hydra. r. and h.: one owner; excel.
cond.; must sacrifice, $3.50 or best
H2fbsoS Hffss ~ !44 51e3,sn co@n,odor. .sr. and
is a honey. for only s295. So dn,
WO. 6-97SS. 1896 Wis. ave. Open
ewes. till 10. sun. till q. 2"
HUpMOBILE '33: actual mileage AZ
000: collectors item; reasonable.
JAGUARS 81 Mark VII sed.: SI.975:
roadster. JACK PRY. 18th and P NV
JAGUAR a'54 conv. xK-l20; low mi.
S3.i50. Cali Middieburg, va. SSH
Can be seen Andrews Field. MAY =
KAISER so Traveller sedan: full g.
pass; opens into utility car with
ss F ea5Tsns nse sSS caEb in finest ,eea sona
WOLFF l P!.iS MofoRs, fs; fhSp 1871 0 Wis Vs aVs
NV. EN-. 3-O142. 80
KAISER al 4-dr.: clean. good tires
good running condition: $3.50. ia
KAISER 81 sedan; orig. tinish, r
S499, cash or terms. WOLFE MO
TORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-
KAISER 194s 4-dr.: ready. willini
and able to go; 67mon,h Or r,f,. 5000; 70
MOTOR co tFord), -440o Benrint
LA SALE club coach; excellent. runs
drives splendid S95 cash. full price
"RoEER ,asa 18th AND and r; ;sl l. ave-: ave; ne
owners clean: new black top, nev
paint; $500. RA. 3-O950.
LINCOLN 1850 de luxe .-door sedan
attractive metallic green finish Will
contrasting spotless interior. Hy
dra-Malic drive, heater and turn
signal. Here is a low-miiease. one
Of care. An outsa nding value a
only S795 OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.
N. Virginia's Largest Oldsmobil
Dealer, 1000 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia
LINCOLN 1o41 Continental club cpe.
Wv. tires. od.. r.. h.. and with o
without engine. Best offer. TU
2-l523. .
CADILLAC '47-BARGAIN