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Evening star., 1955-03-13
Fight EnIivens Second Period
| 900 See Lions Top Clippers.
81 for Second PIoyoH Win

ahead after just 54 seconds Of
play.
| Morgan, who also was credited
with three assists. brought the
customers to their feet screaming
when he skated almost the length
of the rink, tented two Balti-
more defenders and Goalie Grant
Butler off balance, and knocked
in the disc with an almost nom
chalant effort.
Morgan's next goal at 1913
wasn't so deliberate Warecki
shot a long pass to Roy Ham
mond. whose attempted goal hit
Morgan's skate and bounced in.
After that and until Washing
tons late surge, Goalie Butler
was stopping everything the
Lions threw at him, while jack
Spencer, Washington's eoalie,
did a magnificent job stopping
the Clippers.
Baltimore's lone goal came in
the third period with the Lions
suffering a one-man shortage.
While Mcdonald sat out a two
minute spell in the penalty box
for tripping. Herve Lalonde
spoiled Spencer's bid for a shut
out by knocking in close one
while the goalie was down after
having made a previous save.
Among the penalties inflicted
by officials Joe Patrick and Bud
Foley. were three for 5-minute
periods. Washington's Dave
Lucas and Baltimore's Geoff
(See LIONS, Page CO
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Suntee Takes
.4:O8 Victory
At Milwaukee
BY the Associated Press

MILWAUKEE,, Mar. 12.-Wes
Santee made it a one-man race
tonight as he won the featured
mile in the fifth annual Mil
waukee Journal indoor track
games in 4:08.6.
Art Dalzell, Santee's teammate
from Kansas, set the early pace
with Santee right behind him,
but none of other three in the
field ever came close after the
first two laps.
Santee Tapped Dalzell at the
end, with Phillip Coleman, un-
attached Of Chicago, placing Sec
ond. Lowell Zellers of Bloom
ington, Ind, and Fred Wilt Of
Lafayette, Ind, both unattached.
were third and fourth.
Earlier on the program, Abe
Woodson of Illinois equalled the
world indoor record of 81 Sec
onds in winning the 50-yard high
hurdles. Woodson was a step
ahead of Joe Savoldi. jr. of Mich
igan State. The world mark was
set by Bob Wright Of Ohio State
in 1941 and tied by Harrison
billiard Of Baldwin Wallace in
1949.
Bob Richards won the pole
vault with a 15-foot-1 leap, with
Jerry Wellborn of Columbus Sec
ond at 14-8.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
By Bill Fuchs

With Uline Arena packed
almost to capacity, the Wash
ington Lions routed Baltimore
6-1. last night to gain a 20 ad-
vantage in games in the best-of-
seven series for the Eastern
Hockey League championship.
A crowd of around 5000 fans.
with 1870 paid and including 400
Baltimoreans, watched the Lions
turn a close contest into a run
away with four goals in the last
seven minutes.
Leading 81 on Dan Morgan's
first-period goals, the Lions sud-
denly perked up when Player
Coach Stan Warecki Dashed in a
fast one at 1900 of the final.
Fern LaPointe scored At seconds
later. Art Dorrington, who will
be Is years old tomorrow, put one
in with a back-handed swing at
17:15 and Marlowe Mcdonald
recorded the final point at 1915.
The scene now shifts to Balti-
more, where the two clubs will
meet tonight and Tuesday night
at Carlin's Park. If additional
games are needed, they are
scheduled for Wednesday night
at Ulire's, Saturday night at
Baltimore and a week from to-
night (Sunday) at Uline's.
The largest crowd to see a
hockey game here in more than
a decade watched Morgan, g.
foot. l70-pound right-winger
from Toronto, put the Lions
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Joins Louisville, Niagara, St. Fruncis
NIT and Garden Records Fall
As St. Louis Wins, 77O-7O3

the record-smashing st. Louis
triumph was that it was gained
in spite of a poor start and a
ragged finish.
Connecticut's $500 followers
in the crowd of 1892 went
wild late in the game when their
team rallied with IL points in
succession after trailing by more
than 20.
Tonight's attendance plus a
crowd officially listed as 9,485
for the afternoon double-header
brought the total to 26,297 for
the first two bills of the tourna-
ment. which has four more
nights to run next week.
The st. Louis victory came
after little st. Francis and it's
big star, Maurice Stokes, had
trimmed Seton Hall. 1918. in
the opener of tonight's double
header. In the afternoon, Louis
vile turned back Manhattan,
91-86. and Niagara ended Lafay-
cites 20-game collegiate winning
streak with an easy 1910 victory.
Today's games set up these
pairings for the quarter final
games:
Louisville VS.. top-seeded Du-
quesne and Niagara VS.. fourth
(See MT, Page C-3
Evening star., 1955-03-13

well he belongs with the al-tme best right now
Bengough qualified grudgngy "and he's still only % years
old He's got what 1877 wins in sx-anda-haf seasons?
OF ALL MEN IN BASEBALL, Bengough must be rated
the most knowedgeabe concerns Robin Evans Roberts,
wnnngest pitcher in the the last five Not
Bob Lemon Warren SPAIN Early Wynn has matched
the 1s5O954 pace Roberts115 wins for of
% per season.
Benny first caught Roberts the day 947 that the sfoot
plus 190pounder turned up for tryout in Chicago when
the Phils touring the West Ben Chapman the
manager. After Chapman Eddie Sawyer Steve ONei
Terry Moore and Mayo Smith, Coaches came and wen
but Bengough remains
"If tell what think of this boy" Benny saying
"it will out eewhiz pieceif it's written. But
can't help it. I've caught lot of pitchers since
to the big leagues in 1929 but Roberts the best and I'll
tell you why.
to be- maybe and he's having good day Don Newcombe
may throw just little harder Secondly Roberts has
two One is slow to make the hitter nibble
really his change The other is big that strikes
you out"
BENNY MOPPED HIS cleaning, hairless scalp replaced
his cap, and went
at isn't Tommy Bridges What is, these days?
But it's good anybody else has got Finally he's got
control
That's all, almost allfast ball, curve and control
No slider, except in while No knucker that will
come maybe six, eight years from now.
But for control ;. never anything like him. If
you're interested the balls figures
far ahead control it's contest think he walked Sc
batter year pitching something like innings ED
he walked AS Don't forget he leads the National League
just about every year in innings pitched.
when you up the average pitcher it takes him
to minutes to loosen his Then he starts throwing
with purpose after the catcher has stretched for and
pitches out of the dirt. Not Roberts squat
launches and hold the mt and from the first pitch he'll
put the ball. fast curve within half inch of the target
IS times in a row.
BENNY GRINNED AS lanky southpaw headed his way
for treatment. Told you going to be
geewhz speech he reminded moonng the efthander to
slow down. And I'm not finished yet"
GAS pitcher Roberts is in the image Waite Hoy and
Ted Lyons Besides, he's tough at the plate-Robers is
swtchh and good bunter-and he can slide.
THE rate pitcher is by the situations he gets
into and gets out Of Roberts is best when he's in trouble
He's much better when he's leading 80 than when he's
ahead by 3D..
"We got him direct from Michigan State where he went
basketball scholarship. That's another thing about him.
Very few pitchers real athletes Roberts is of the
exceptions He also is very smart young you may
realize.
ITO get ahead of the story little, he given bonus
at time when clubs handing out up 100000 to
untred kids Roberts only asked for $200O think. don't
want that big-n build-up' he explained.
well, he's given tryout in Chicago and all he threw
fast ball. 1t good enough to invite him out the
next day. when said, Can you throw curve?
Sure he said and then he proceeded to throw nothing
but real sharp That ALL brother Wethe whole
Phnes shebang-folowed him right into the clubhouse
Evening star., 1955-03-13
By Dick SIoy

Leo Coyne, senior from Pitts
burgh who couldn't make Mary
lands football team as a fresh
man, won his second Eastern
Intercollegiate boxing cham
ship last night at Ritchie Coli
scum and wrapped up the Terps
second straight team title in
this annual tournament.
Coyne's win over Ernest Will
son in the light-heavyweight
final added six points to Mary
lands total and enabled the
Terps to overtake Syracuse
Maryland had four individual
champions leading its rush to a
39-point total, while Syracuse
had two final winners in finish
ing in second place with IS
points.
Army came in third with "a
points, followed by Virginia with
IL. Georgetown IL, and Catholic
University D.
In the semifinal round in the
afternoon. Maryland and Syra-
cuse each emerged with five
finalists. but the Orange had a
14-11 edge in points. Army also
had IL points but only four
finalists.
The Terps shot ahead early at
night. however. when they tan
gled with Syracuse in three of
the first four bouts and won all
three. Syracuse regained the
lead in the 165-pound bout when
Gus Fiacco showed too much
strength and savvy for Mary
lands Bob Scali. Then Coyne
settled the issue in favor Of the
home team.
Maryland owes a debt Of graft
tude to Georgetown. however.
Heavyweight Tom Quinn. who
Evening star., 1955-03-13
By the Associoted Press

EVANSTON, Ill, Mar. H.
Iowa's Big Ten basketball cham
pions put down a desperate Mar
quette rally tonight to win the
NCAA regional finals, 86-81, and
the right to meet LaSalle at
Kansas City next week.
Trailing by l9 points early in
the second half, Marquette S
Warriors came within one point
of Iowa with less than two min
utes left to force the Hawkeyes
to put on a freeze which netted
Iowa five more points.
With Bill Logan. Iowa's 6-foot-
6 center fouling out with more
than six minutes left, it looked
bad for the Hawkeyes. Mar
quette had cut Iowa's lead to
two points and Logan was out
after scoring 81 points.
Iowa's Bill Seaberg hit on a
set shot and substitute Roy john
son connected for three points to
enable the Hawks to put on the
stall.
Kentucky defeated Penn State
in the consolation game 24-5Q
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Bobo Olson Easily Wins
Decision Over Vaughn
BY the Assoeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD, March H.
Carl (Bobo) Olson, middleweight
champion, pounded Willie
Vaughn of Los Angeles, the CAL
ifornia middleweight titleholder,
all over the ring tonight and
gained a unanimous 10-round
decision in a non-title bout.
Olson won nine of the 10
rounds and dealt out terrific body
punishment through the first
seven rounds at Hollywood Le-
gion Stadium. He then turned
to an attack on the Negroes boys
head and Vaughn's left eye was
in bad shape.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
DoIey's Fourth Hit Pins
Third Loss on Yonks, 80

SARASOTA, Fla. Mar. IL. (F)
Rookie Catcher Pete Daley
crashed four hits today to help
the Boston Red Sox clip the
New York Yankees, 80. Daley's
final safety drove home the
winning run in the eighth in
ming.
The loss was the Yanks' third
straight. and they've scored only
three runs in 81 innings. Bos-
ton has won two of three.
The Yankees held a 2-1 lead
until the eighth when Right
handler Tom German developed
a wild streak.
Boston - 001 600 02x-3 s 0
New York tA) = oil 900 000-2 8 0
Morgan. schallock a.; Gorman q,
and Berra: Neeman a.. Kemmerer
O'clock IA Hurd IN and Daley,
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Quinn, Hoyo Novice, Stops Shannon
Terps Keep Eastern Ring Title
As Coyne's Win Beats Oronqe

had fought only one previous
college bout in his career, elm
mated Syracuse's Nick Georgiade
in the first round Friday night.
Georgiade was rated the out
standing individual performer
in pre-tourney calculations and
was almost a shoo-in to pick up
eight points for the Orange.
Quinn held him to one.
Last night Quinn scored the
second technical knockout of the
finals when he left-hooked Don
Shannon of Army into submis-
sion at 1850 of the second round
in the last bout of the evening.
Shannon, a 210-pound WASH
ington boy whose parents and
brother, Dave, were among the
crowd of 2,642 present, was
decked in the first round and
again in the second and was fiat
on his back when his coach,
Herb Kroeten, walked into the
ring to stop it.
Almost as one-sided was the
132-pound final in which Lefty
Winnie Palumbo of Maryland
dropped Syracuse's Bill Wham
in the first and second rounds
with looping rights to the head
and rocked him repeatedly in
the third.
The other TKO came in the
l39-pound class when NCAA
Champion Johnny Granger of
Syracuse lit into Eastern Cham
pion Haywood Hansell Of Army
from the opening bell, cut his
mouth in the second round and
didn't need to answer the third
round call when the bout was
stopped.
Gary Fisher Of Maryland won
(See BOXING. Page CD
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Exhibition Baseball
BY the Associated Press
YESTERnAY,s RESIrITS

IESEEhuhIS N RESULTS
WASHINGTON. IL: Kansas City, I.
Cleveland. 4: New York tN) 40
Boston. 3; New York tA), 2.
81. Louis, 8: Pittsburgh, 1.
Milwaukee, Q: Detroit, g.
Philadelphia, 3; Cincinnati,
Chicago M, 5: New York (N) "B". O.
Brooklyn, 2; Chicago IA. 3.
San Antonio (TLl 9, Cincinnati "B" 5.
TODAY's GAMES
Washinvton VS.. Kansas City at West
Palm Beach.
Baltimore vs.. BirminRham sA) at
Ocala. Fla.
Chicago tAl vs.. Brooklyn at Miami.
Boston vs.. New York tA) at St. Peters
burg
:. Cleveland Va. New York tN) at
Phoenix.
Milwaukee vs.. Detroit Al at Lake.
land.
Chicago ny VS.. Cleveland at Tucson.
81. Louis Va. Cincinnati at Tampa
Myers.
Cincinnati "B" vs.. st. Louis "B" at
Brsdenton.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
TX. {. Pitchers
WALK 14,F Force
5 Runs Across
McDermott, Schmitz
And Abernuthy Yield
TotuI of Four Hits
By Burton Hawkins
Stor Stoff Correspondent

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
Mar. 12.-Scoring 10 runs in q
wild seventh inning, the Sem
ators rang up their first victory
under Manager Chuck Dresser
as they breezed by the Kansas
City Athletics, 12-l, in an exhi-
bition game today.
Washington benefited by IA
bases on balls. eight of them
during the big seventh, as the
AS operated in the same old
manner which landed them in
the American League cellar at
Philadelphia last year.
Meanwhile, Maury McDermott,
Johnny Schmitz and Rookie Ted
Abernathy held the AS to four
hits, two Of which were cheap.
Runnels Shows Power
There was encouragement for
Dresser. too, in the batting be-
havior of his new cleanup hitter,
wiry Pete Runnels. Pete pounded
a triple and a three-run double,
while Mickey Vernon and Rookie
Juan Delis also contributed two
singles each to the Senator's
nine-hit attack.
The win, following defeats by
Boston and Pittsburgh, was
achieved in the presence of Con-
ME Mack, former owner of the
AS. whose sense of loss over the
necessitated sale of the club must
have diminished while watching
the grim proceedings.
Chief culprit in the wholesale
presentation of runs to the SEN
ators was Hal Raether, former
University of Wisconsin pitcher
who arrived in Savannah last
season in time to win one game
and lose two.
Get Two OFF Kellner
The Senators were functioning
with a modest 20 lead after six
innings. having pried that pair
OF runs from loser Alex Kellner
in the fourth inning after Run
nels tripled. Eddie Yost grounded
to Shortstop Jack Littrell, whose
throw to the plate was in time
to nail Pete, but Catcher Joe
Astroth dropped the ball. Yost
shifted to second when Jim
Lemon grounded out and scored
on Bob Kline's single to left.
The righthanded Raether had
given no indication of his i'm
pending seventh-inning wildness.
In the sixth inning he faced
only three batters and famed
Kline and Schmitz.
He walked Tom Umphlett and
disposed of Delis on an outfield
fly before Vernon singled and
Runnels walked to jam the bases
in the seventh. Yost's long fly to
right fetched Umphlett across
and the bases were reloaded
when Lemon walked.
Five Runs Forced Over
Raether then passed Kline,
Bruce Edwards and Pinch-hitter
Ernie Oravetz in succession and
not until he pitched two wide
ones to Umphlett did Manager
Lou Boudreau lift him, to the
boots of 1856 customers. Ed
Burtschy completed the job of
walking Umrhlett, and Delis
scored another run with an in
field single.
When Vernon also walked,
Burtschy forced across the fifth
of seven runs scored to that
(See SENATOR'S, Page CD
Evening star., 1955-03-13
! Flied out. for McDermott in 4th.
Walked for SchmitZ in Tth.

3 Singled for Gray in Sd.
4 Singled for Kellner in 5th.
: Popped out for Astroth in 9TH.
. Grounded out for Burtschy in 9TH.
Grounded out for Van Brabant in 9th.
Washington % Q % 900 0--l2
Kansas City o 0 o 0 0 0 o / O. /
Runs batted in---Kline C2), Yost. Ed
wards, Oravetz. Implicit. Deiis, Vernon,
Limmer, Runnels i3l. Two-base hit
Umphlett. Three-base hit--Runnels. Sac
ri1ce fiy--YoSt. Double plays--Wilson 10
Power to Littrell: Lopez to Power: Nc.
Dermott to RunnelS to Vernon. Left on
hases-Washington, o: Kansas CITY. 10,
Bases on balls---on McDermott 3: on
Abernathy, 3; of Gray q: OF Kellner,
3; of Burtschy. l. of Raether z. Struck
out--By McDermott, IL by Abernathy, Q:
by Gray. 2: by Burtschy. /; by Paether,
q by Van Brabant. /. Hits---Oh McDer-
mott. ! in 3 innings: OF Gray. 9 in 3
innings: OF Schmitz. . in Q innings; OF
kellner. 3 In innings; OF Abernathy. 1
In 3 innings: of Raether, ] in IA in-
nines: of Burtschy, . In X innins: OF
Van Brabant, ! in 2 innings, Runs and
earned runs--On Kellner t2-0); of Rae
ther (7-7); Of Burtschy t3-3l: ch Abcr-
nsthy ny I-n Wild pitch17McDermott.
pitcher - Kellner Umpires - FlahertT,
Chylak and Pspparella. Time-24s., At.
tendance-2 S66.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Tom Cola Scores 30 Points
To HeIp Rout Conisius

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. IL
(AP) La Sale College advanced
to the Eastern final of the NCAA
basketball tournament tonight
with a sensational demonstration
of sharp shooting and ball
handling that buried Canisius
College under a record breaking
1864 score before capacity
crowd of $3.50 at the Palestra.
While big Tom Cola, who
scored 80 points, played his usual
peerless game, the three time
All-America had to share the
honors with his teammates. La
Sales 25th win in 20 games
(See NCAA. Page C-3)
Evening star., 1955-03-13

old catcher who, alone OF the Phillies'
coaches, survives every managerial upheaval,
tucked his ."popper" under his arm and sat
down.
Its pure pleasure" he sighed, ''to catch
Robin Roberts. I'd do it on camp stool if
it wouldn't look silly in front of the people.
If a club had five pitchers like Roberts
there'd be nothing to catching"
The chubby, Liverpool-born Benny
chuckled at his fantasy. Five like Roberts"
he repeated. "a pitcher like that boy comes
along once in so years"
Benny visitor demonstrated, "once
Evening star., 1955-03-13
|fabody Placed
Fourth on Claim
|0f Stretch Foul
Films Show Wronq
Horses Accused;
Tickets Thrown Ava,
By Lewis F. Atchison
Sfor Stoff Correspondent

BOWIE, Md. Mar. 12.-MrS
Samuel M. Pistorio's heavily
! backed Brazen Brat finished Sec
ond in today's 17th running Of
the $10.000-added Burch Memoir
ial Handicap, but the Maryland
mares owner received first mon
ey when Elkcam Stables Ifabody,
the 13-to-1 long shot that fin
ished first. was disqualified for
interference in the stretch and
was placed fourth.
A free-spending, near-record
crowd of 22,891, only 749 under
Bowie's all-time mark of 23,640,
saw Jockey Walter Blum bring
Ifabody from next to last at the
three-eighths pole, squeeze
through on the rail, and hit the
wire a length and one-half in
front of Brazen Brat, only to lose
on the judges decision.
The ofhcial order of finish
placed Ella K. Bryson's Kinda
Smart in second place, with r,
C. Hanna's Candle Wood third
and Ifabody fourth. The time
for the six furlongs over a fast
track was 1:112s, fastest of
the meeting.
Wrong Horses Accused.
The big crowd, late in arriving
because of the usual traffic bot
tlenecks and late in departing
because of the objection, cheered
Justify when the decision was
handed to Brazen Brat, the g.
to-5 favorite. Brazen Brat re-
turned $500, $3.50 and So across
the board,
The foul claim was lodged by
Jockey Oliver Cutshaw on Can
die Wood, who crossed the finish
line fourth. Cutshaw contended
his mount was bothered by
Brazen Brat and Kinda Smart in
the stretch. and an announce
ment was made over the public
address system to that effect.
But when the revised order of
finish was posted. the fans were
completely taken by surprise, for
there was no previous indication
that Ifabody was in any way,
involved. The stewards said pic
lures of the race clearly showed
Ifabody bearing out at the finish,
foIling Kinda Smart and driving
him into Cutshaw's mount, Can
die Wood.
Blum's Effort Wasted
1t was an exciting dash, al
though Blum's saddle effort was
spoiled by the foul. The slender
riders skill getting through the
crowded field on the rail without
picking up a legful of splinters
mystified almost everybody until
the official pictures were shown.
He came inside Kinda Smart,
ridden by Eldon Nelson. and
none will gainsay that the A.
year-old son of Brookfield-Itsa-
bet was flying at the finish. His
time. which stands regardless of
the foul, was the fastest of the
meeting for the distance.
CD. Mills Nick Jimmie, with
Sammy Boulmetis riding. and
Kinda Smart set the early pace,
dueling for the lead down the
backstretch. Jockey Nick Shuk
got Brazen Brat, trained by
Bowes Bond, running on the
turn, and the 7-year-old mare
seemed to have the situation
we'll in hand at the eighth pole.
Winner of seven races, includ-
ing the Regret Handicap. and
$52,150, Brazen Brat picked up
(See BOWIE. Page C-5)
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Dons Win by 57-b
In NCAA; LaSaI|e,
Iowa Also Triumph
BULLETIN

CORVALLIS, Greg, (P)-S
San Francisco U. squeezed by
Oregon State, 57-56. in the
finals of the Western NCAA
regional playoffs. Bill Russell
led the Nations No. l team
with 20 points.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Senators Score 10 in Seventh to Wa|Iop As 12-1
1881 See Brazen Brat Win Bowie Feature disqualification
Wiz, lose or Drew
By FRANCIS STANN

TAMPA, FLA, MAR. 12.-For IS minutes baseball
thudded steadily Benny Bengoughs big mitt sounding
like muted pistol Shots until at last the pitcher sgnaed that
he had enough and walked off Bengough the
Evening star., 1955-03-13
100000 See colorful Ceremonies Open
Pon American Comes. Poee ca

tainted at the swimming pool
yesterday but recovered quickly
Both are members of the Walter
Reed team Of Washington. D. C.
Il feel terrific now" said Miss
Mann, 17-year-old world record
holder. after completing a shott
workout today. II Just got short
Of breath when finished yester-
day. Maybe I was doing too
much. Marie Is fine. now, too"
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Walter Reed Stars
Faint in Workouts
At Mexican Pool
By the Assoeioted Press

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 1.-TWO
United States swimming stars,
Shelley Mann of Arlington. Va.
and Marie Louise Gillette Of
Chevy Chase, Md. here to COM
pete in the Pan American Games.
Evening star., 1955-03-13

(See NCAA, Page CD
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Kentucky defeated Penn State
/ the consolation game, 1859.

Totals 81 "a SO Totals 1881
Evening star., 1955-03-13

(See LIONS, Page CO
Evening star., 1955-03-13

tsee BOXING. Page ca
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