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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
BY O Ssar Staff Correspondent

RALEIGH, N. c., Mar. 5. -
Kentucky, a perennial power
house in national basketball. will
be among the visitors to Mary
lands new fieldhouse next sea-
son. The Wildcats will play
there December Is, a week or
so after the dedication game
with the University of Virginia
Maryland will play at LeXing-
ton the following season.
The longest trip of any Uni
versity of Maryland team next
year will be a jaunt to Mexico
City by the Terps' freshman
football team to play Mexico
Poly.
Tommy Mont, Maryland's
backfeld coach, twice has been
to Mexico City to help coach the
Poly team, and the Mexican
government requested him to
bring the freshmen there for a
game. Mont was offered the
coaching job at Mexico Poly two
years ago, but turned it down.
Maryland, with it's 1880 field
house and Charlotte, with 49,
900 capacity armory under con-
struction, will bid for the Allan
tic Coast Conference basketball
tournament in two years, but
neither stands a ghost OF a
chance of getting it away from
Raleigh,
The three double headers and
the title game drew 43,600 spec
tators this year and it is ex-
tremely doubtful if there ever
would be sufficient basketball in
terest in Washington or Char
lotte to approach that. . The
Christmas week Dixie Classic
here also was a whopping finan-
cial success, with the eight COM
peting schools getting checks for
$4,000 plus expenses.
The shift of Wake Forest Col
lege to Winston-Salem has been
postponed for another year. In
cidentally. the poor football
crowd of 5000 for the Maryland
Wake Forest game in Winston
Salem last fall is being used by
the athletic directors fighting
against the rule that would re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Terp Boxers Close Season
By Beating Virginia

CHARLOTT ESVILLE, Va.
Mar. 5. Maryland's Terrapins
overpowered the Virginia'S box
ing team, 6l2 to 2l2, in the final
dual meet of the season for both
squads at Memorial Gymnasium
here tonight.
The Terps picked up a free
point by forfeit in the 125-pound
class and went on to win the
next three bouts before the
Cavaliers scored their first point.
125 pounds-Maryland won by forfeit.
1872 pounds-Vincent Palumbo OM)
decisioned Bob Greer, 30-19.
139 pounds--Tony Espesito tM) de-
cisioned Billy Young, 30-2s.
141 poundS-Joe Madden tM) dsci-
stoned Chris Westerman. 2S-2T.
l41 pounds-Bob Rush tV) decisioned
Gary Fisher, 2S-27.
1856 pounds-Tony Di Biase (V) stopped
Dick Soucy, third round.
1876 pounds-Bob Scali (M) decisioned
Dave King, 1925
lis pounds-Leo Coyne tM) stopped
Leigh Dribble, first round.
Heavyweight-Preston Quesenberry (V)
and jim Waters tMb. draw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
81. Adams Ties for Fifth
In Lehiqh Mat Tourney

William McGhee of st. Adams
School placed second in the 1877
pound class and the st. Adams
team tied for fifth place with IS
points in the Goth annual prep
school wrestling championship
last night at Lehigh University,
Bethlehem, Pa.
Ted Pierson lost a 100 deci-
sion in the preliminaries but by
virtue of a pin and a decision
gained thir dplace in the consol-
atoms for the 137-pounders. Ted
Hodge, 157 pounds. and Bob
Smethurst 100 pounds, failed to
place for st. Adams.
The Hill School of Pottstown,
Pa, retained its championship
for the sixth straight year. but
had to settle for tie with Milton
Hershey School of Hershey, Pa,
each compiling 54 poins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Terps, Hoyus, Gu Among Six Entered
Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing
Opens at Maryland Thursday

Bill Cobey, graduate manager
of athletics at Maryland and
this years association president.
probably resulting in II or IL
bouts Friday night, nine or 10
Saturday afternoon and the eight
finals Saturday night.
Maryland will be favored to
retain it's team championship
on the strength of the presence
of Gary CARRIER, Winnie Palumbo
and Leo Coyne. i.
CARRIER, a former All-Army
bantamweight champion, won
the Eastern 125-pound title a
year ago and then COPIED the
NCAA 119-pound crown. Pa
Jumbo missed in his bid for
Eastern honors, but won the
NCAA title at 1872 pounds. Coyne
won the Eastern heavyweight
championship and this year is
fighting as a Interchangeable.
where he has won seven of eight
bouts, including an unbeaten
string of six against Eastern
teams.
Haywood Hansell. Washing
ton boy, fighting for Army, will
be out to repeat his champion
ship in the 139-pound division.
Eddie LaFond, Gus longtime
coach, has nominated six of the
boys who gave the Cardinals a
% record this season in dual
meets. Prominent are Mo Green
berg, brawling middleweight
who is unbeaten in 1855, and
Heavyweight Tom DeCicco. The
others are Mike Fahey at 1872
pounds, Jack DAILY at 1879, Doug
Borchard at lat and AL Greene
at light-heavy.
Although Georgetown lost by
only 4l2-3l2 to Gu a week ago
in the Hoyas first college match
since 1949, Coach Marty Gal
lagher so far has named only Ed
Ryan, 1879, and Felix Salerno,
lat, to try in the tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Jimmy Clark Fires
Seven-Under IS 10
Tie for Second Spot
By the Associated Press

BATON ROUGE, Mar. S. -
Marty Furgol. lanky power hitter
from Lemont. H.. held a one
stroke lead today after the third
round of the S12,500 Baton
Rouge Open with a 54-hole total
of 205.
Furgol shot a one-under-par
II today to go II strokes under
par for the three rounds.
Jimmy Clark of Laguna Beach,
Calf, climbed into contention
with a seven-under-pay IS for
a 206 total. Clark's round was
the best of the day over the
6,450-yard Baton Rouge Coun-
try Club course.
Four BRIDES in Row.
The Californian had a two
under-par "a on the first nine. He
started the second nine with two
par holes, birdied the 18th, 18th.
14th and 18th, pared the next
two, and wound up with a birdie
on the par-five ID for a 81.
Jerry Barber, pint-sized Los
Angeles pro who shared the lead
with Furgol at the start of to-
days round. had a 70 after two
81 rounds and tied Clark with
a FOG total.
Barber said he "just played
1880 golf. I missed some green's
on my chip shots and some
puts didn't drop"
Billy Maxwell of Odessa, Tex.
and 30 Wininger, of Oklahoma
City, followed at 207. Wininger
shot a Ct, while Maxwell came
in with a SO.
Cary Middlecoff. of Kiame-
sha Lake, N. Y, and Art Doer-
ing of Inwood, N. Y, were next
with 208. Both had 68.
P0tt Leads Amateurs.
Johnny Pott, young Louisiana
State University gol1er, nfed
70 for a 209 total to lead the
amateurs. Art Wall of Pocono
Manor. Pa, also posted a three
day score of 200.
Leo Biagetti of Sandusky,
Ohio: Walter Romans of Balti-
more and Paul Mcclure of Wich-
ita we're punched at 210.
Biagetti stroked a 50 and Ro-
mans, first-day leader with a
IS, had 70. Mcguire, who was
only two strokes behind Barber
and Furgol this morning, went
two-over with IA to fall five
strokes off the pace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Three Terps Take
Titles in Conference
Wrestling Tourney
BY the Associated Press

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Mar. S.
Maryland's champion team cap
tured three individual titles here
today IN the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference's first wrestling tourna-
ment. Virginia won two titles
for runnerup honors.
Tournament officials said no
tea=s championship would be de-
clared as a result of the tourna-
ment, but Maryland was recog-
nized as the conference title
holder on the basis of its SO
league record over the season.
The Terps were awarded a
plaque for season honors.
Danny Little, Maryland's star
147-pounder, was voted the
tournaments most outstanding
wrestler.
The Terps' Mike Sandusky won
a referees decision over Viz
ginia's Jack Jordon in a heavy
weight match. The exciting A.
male wound up in a % count,
necessitating the referees deci-
sion.
Preliminary Consolation.
147 pounds-McGehee IN, carolina
defeated King. Duke. forfeit.
Seminal Consolation.
cisioned MeGehee IN. carolina}, SO.
cisioned Gray IN Cardinal, iSes.
1870 pounds.cohen Maryland won
by forfeit from Young tvirginial.
deeisioned farrell SpaKsi, rs. '.,,,
decisioned Kaplan IN. c. Statel, AZ.
1877 pounds-Gladfelter (Marylandl
decisioned Mcwilliams .(virginia', 40
,,lsa pounds,EaEs, MARYLAND. deci-
stoned Littman, Maryland. 40 NM
Heavyweight = Riden, N, c. State.
pinned Daleywhite. N. Carolina. 1912.
20. Chan Champisnship Finals aLs.,. s,o,
stoned m 9Sansf Msryiand yEsln'a d''-
feated Roth. Duke. 4-3.
131 pounds-Carroll, Maryland. deci-
stoned Brown Virginia. 6-1
.,o IL pounTdsNLittle Maryland deci-
1877 pounds-chadwick, Duke. deci-
stoned Gregory, N. Carolina, AZ
1857 pounds-Schwab, Virginia, pinned
| Stanley. Wake Forest 4:44.
~ pounds-Henry n, e; state, deci-
S'q MeavSwesh as EG Maryland
referees decision over Jordan, virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
CY0 Tourney 10 Open
Tuesday al Gonzaqa

st. Gabriel's plays st. Domi-
MICS at 5 pm. Tuesday in the
opening round of the eighth an
nual Gonzaga High School invi-
rational Catholic Youth Organi-
cation basketball tournament,
Junior division. Three other
games will be played Tuesday
night at Gonzaga.
Rules governing regular sea-
son play will be used.
Tuesdays pairings:
5 p.m.--St. Gabriel's VS.. ST Dominic's.
o prl.---St. James tFalls Church, VS.,
81. Thomas the Apostle
z pm.-Holy Redeemer college Park
VS.. Little Flower
8 p.m.-st. Josephs VS.. st. Barna-
dettes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Mary Lena FauIk Ties
Patty Berg for Lead
By the Associated Press

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Mar.
5.-Patty Berg chung to her share
of first place in the $4,000 jack
sonville Women's Open golf tour
nament today, but Mary Lena
Faux replaced Marilyn Smith as
co-leader.
Miss Faux, former National
Amateur champion from
Thomasville, Ga, and a fresh
man" in the Ladies Professional
Golf Association, scored the only
subpar round over the 6,508-yard
Hyde Park course today-a two
under 10. Miss Berg, of st. An
drews, Ill.,, shot "a.
That put them at 145 halfway
through the 72-hole tournament
which ends Monday.
Jackie Pung, Honolulu house,
wife and mother of three chill
dren, held third place with 76
for a 36-hole total of 148.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Area Soccer Teams
PIuy 3 Games Today

One Southern division game
and two Stewart Cup matches,
all at 2::30 pm, fill out the Ma
tional Soccer League schedule
for area teams today.
The league game pits Charles
County Legionnaires against
Maryland Sports Club at Walker
Mill road. The cup matches will
be at Patterson Park near Bal
timore, between Myron Cowell
and Spikes Soccer Club, and at
Lincoln Memorial, between Lido
and Marlboro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
CoIoniuIs
Continued from Page CID

most of the rebounds the only
thing keeping it that close.
After intermission, however,
the Colonials moved ahead, 81
%, on three baskets by Devlin,
two fouls by Joe Petcavich and
a goal by Holup. and they stayed
in front until near the end.
With 10 minutes to go, CIV
was in front by 1892, at which
point Hundley took charge of
Devlin and the gap closed. 1t
was with 2 minutes and 20 Sec
onds left that Pete White of
West Virginia tied the game at
1916 and CIV went into the
same sort of freeze which back
fired against Richmond in GW's
favor.
Devlin's shot eight seconds
from the end wasn't a good one.
All the Mountaineers moved in
on him as he made his drive.
And the shot was blocked. No
body got their hands on the ball
in the remaining seconds. and
the game went into overtime.
1t was a tightly played and
tightly officiated game, with
George Washington outscoring
West Virginia from the floor,
1917, but losing at the foul line.
Twenty-one fouls were called
against the Colonials to IL
against the Mountaineers, and
West Virginia sank "a of 38 fouls
while George Wash n g o n
dropped IL of 10.
Thus CIV ended its season
with a 24-6 record, compared to
1913 last year when it won the
conference title and lost to North
Carolina State in the first round
of the NCAA tournament. West
Virginia, which finished the reg
ular conference in first place,
has 1910 record to take
against LaSalle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

in an exhibit
ton m a t C h
W j tn Harry
Griesmer as
a par t n e r
against Ralph
Bogart a n d
Bobby Brown
ell.
The course
having grown
up during the
war, was little
more than a
bayfield,. 1t
was M o n t =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Navy RifIemen Down
Terps to Close Season
By tie Associated Press

BY tie ASSocIuteo fFes
ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 5.-Navy
completed an undefeated rifle
season today by downing Mary
land, 1,427-1.395.
The victory was the eighth of
the year for the MiddieS. Bob
Pollak Of Navy was high man
with 291 out of a possible 800.
Navy-Pollak. 2a1. Trent @S6. Knapp
os5, Pagani 2S2, Shillinglaw 2s2. Total
Maryland-Lee 2s7, Savage 2s5. Auer-
brie 276, Miles 275, Fox 272. Total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
By MerrelI WhittIesey

1t will be eight years in June
since Roger Peacock teed up q
golf ball at Sligo Park told Ar
gyle) in Silver Spring and teamed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

Totals 1724sS Totals 124S
Score at halftime-W. Va. 2S;
CIV ~.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
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FIvE-R00M HOUSE completely fur.
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fireplace: oil hot-air heat, din. rm.,
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S100 mo. Call La Plata 1924. IA
COTTAGE on West River. avail. June
Is to July 15. Gas. light, hot
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Evening star., 1955-06-08
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| S1,545: CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. 3-26OO
BUICK 81 Riviera haTdtop Super;
s,tons: very sharp; S945. HoR-
town., DI. 1898. 10
BUICK "a super Riviera hardtop:
beautiful nynat GLACIER blue and gray gray:
tude Of extras; actually like new:
@ ss.Sss: ss Special. ss.sss; sSIa ssss doWn S3S:
aansM kE MooR fcasncsS co 4P 4ood ths asoEsts sD8t
BUICK ;4a 4-dr. sedan; pynafiow;
| excel. cond.; $685.. OWNER, LU. s.
BUICK .5s ROadmaster 4-dr.. r. and
M1sf. aTG n: :r Dypafsw; n s1ss power steering.
BUICK FSi "a 81 super SUP R1si Riviera: full eS power
equipment. r. and h.. Dynafiow;
condition; S295 down. MILLER
MOTOR eco CO. s1s Florida ave. ne.
BUICK so Riviera Roadmaster Sc
dan: S699. Equipped. HORNER'S s
BUICK. I'LL 14th. ,DI. 7-3993.
BUICK 81 Riviera hardtop: Dyna-
flow. r. and h.. seat covers: clean:
| SS95. 30-day guarantee. HILL &
Dealer. lila % Vermont ave- esSl NV rS Sp.
4.4300. Open ewes. It'll 8: Sat. tn s.
BUICK '52 Special 2-dr.: 7. and h,
| turn signals, plastic covers, 2-tone
finish; clean inside and out. To-
| days Special. $500; 2-day money
back trial, 4-month written guar.
| HILL g. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO.
7-1111: open ewes. til 9: Sat. till s.
BUICK 81 Special 4-dr.. r. and h..
Dynafow; excellent tires; 2-tone
paint; $795.
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS Mckee
5335 Wis. Ave. ST. 2-71n7
Evening star., 1955-06-08

FORD 1852 FL pickup; red finish
PARKWAY-FORD
SO51 M st.. NV. AD. 2-O1s6
Open to 8, Sat. Till 8
Evening star., 1955-06-08
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FORT LAUDERDALE - Furnished
home and duplex; sale or rent.
OWNER. RIM 4l9, 1873 @ st. NV.