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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Upset Of Holy Cross
Matches 81. Francis
With Dayton in NIT
sy III. Associated Pros,

NEW YORK, Mar. 16.-The
guys in the press row saved them
selves q lot of time by tagging
Maurice Stokes ''the magni-
f1cent" during last years Ma
tional Invitation Tournament.
They don't have to search for a
new nickname this year. Maui
rice is still a magnificent basket
ball player.
Stokes, a 6-foot-6 center. again
was the big man for little st.
Francis tPa.) last night as the
Frankies upset Holy Cross. de-
tending champion. 1854 to gain
the semifinals of the MT.
Another upset seemed in the
making in the other quarter
final game at Madison Square
Garden, but only for a moment.
Then second seeded Dayton set
tied down and padded its attack
with st. Louis errors to whip the
Billikens, 97-81.
~ st. Francis to Meet Dayton
That paired Dayton and st.
Francis in one Of tomorrow
nights semifinals. Top-seeded
Duquesne and No. 4 seeded Gin
cinnati. who reached the quarter
finals Monday, will meet in the
other.
Holly Cross, seeded No. 8, was
beaten by Stokes and a st.
Francis zone, which William
(Skip) Hughes. st. Francis
coach. admitted must be about
the worse zone in the country"
But it served its purpose. It pro-
tected Stokes from possible foul
penalties and kept the Crusad-
ers pretty well in check. Holy
Cross just did manage to gain
q 1892 lead at the half.
Stokes had just one foul
against him at the intermission.
And st. Francis, handicapped
by a weak bench, escaped with
three as team. In the second
half, Hughes discarded the zone
and set Stokes loose.
Stokes Scores 81 Points
The big center finished with 81
points, but really made 1t a
victory with his rebounding and
team play. The Frankies stayed
within reach until 51a minutes
remained, then took a 57-56 lead
and never fell back.
Tom. Heinsohn. great under
the boards in battle with
Stokes, scored %, but st. Francis
clamped down on the other
Crusaders.
II Dayton had too much height
and too much Jack Sallee for st.
Louis, which had set flock of
Garden scoring records in whip
ping Connecticut. 110-103. in
the first round.
Eddie Hickey, Billiken coach,
tried one of his standbys for use
against the likes of 7-foot Bill
Uhl and 6-foot-9 John Koran.
but it proved only a stay of
execution in the first half. st.
Louis played two men on either
side of the foul line on offense
with Uhl's man outside with the
ball. 1T confused Dayton for a
bit and did mark up a foul
against Uhl, but Dayton survived
1t and Uhl went to the bench on
orders.
He returned II minutes later to
flick in five field goals in the
closing minutes and choke of
St. Louis with his height.
Tommy Blackburn, twice a
NIT runnerup, said "Uhl obvious
~ had a case of Garden jitters.'
And when he missed two easy
layups, I pulled him out Of there.
Then when we needed him in
the second half. he came
through"
: Sallee, a dandy floor man and
driver, was tops with 80. Koran
had 20. Dick Boushka tried
hard with Is second half points
for the Bills and % for the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Spring Troining Briefs:
By he A..oelaisd Pres.

SARASOTA, Fla. Mar. i6.-
Joe cronin, general manager Of
the Boston Red Sox, said today
that he had not talked to Ted
williams since February rs and
that rumors that the slugging
outfielder had changed his mind
about retiring ARE all news to
me-"
1--WE are hoping, Of course.
that he will change his mind, I"
cronin said, ''but if he has done
so 1t is news to us"
Earlier there were reports
that Williams planned to sign
Saturday at a salary Of $l00. 1000
or more.
Williams, one Of the great hit-
tiers of modern times. retired
after the 1854 season. He now
Is living at fishing camp in
Southern Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Mar. 16
R.-The ankles Of Jim Green
grass are giving him trouble. The
Cincinnati outfielder had to re-
tire in the fourth inning OF
yesterdays OF win oyer the
Pirates when they started to pain
him. They were nearly twice
their normal size.
Greengrass drove in 100 runs
for the Reds In 1858 and pow
cred in IS last season before he
was forced out of the lineup be-
cause Of his ankle ailments. The
Redlegs are considering Green
grass as trading bait for badly
needed pitcher.
TUCSON, Ariz., Mar. 16 R.-
Outflelder Ralph Kiner. who tops
the Cleveland Indians fat payroll
at $4,000, found his batting eye
yesterday for the first time dur
ing the training season. And he
also turned up with a sore
throwing arm.
Kiner, 32-year-old former
home run king of the National
League, raped a double and
three singles in the Tribes 49,
7 victory over the New York
Giants In Phoenix. Until yes
terday's game he had hit only
two singles in IA trips.
Kiner's arm is so sore that he
hardly can reach second with a
heave from leftfield.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar
is (R.-Veteran Southpaw Ed
die Lopat Of the Yankees yielded
only three singles In the three
innings he pitched against the
Phillies yesterday. He made but
"a pitches.
Ewell Blackwell also tested his
arm as the New York Yankees
downed the Phils, 90. Ham.
| pered recently by arm trouble
Blackie threw easily and with
odt pain in his three-innine
stint. He gave up two runs anc
six hits. Bill Skowron beltee
three doubles for the Yanks.
BRADENTON, Fla, Mar. II
| R.- Charlie Grimm. manager
of the Milwaukee Braves. say
he hopes Ted Williams decide!
to play baseball for the Boston
Red Sox this year.
williams announced his re.
tirement last season and has tolc
General Manager Joe Cronin h
will let him know soon If he'll
reverse his decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Finqerprints Ordered

HARRISBURG, Pa, Mar. 16
R.-The Pennsylvania Athletic
Commission has ordered all per-
sons connected with boxing and
wrestling in Pennsylvania to sub
NIT their fingerprints before re-
ceiying a license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

1.-THE game needs guys like
him." Grimm said Of williams
yesterday as the Braves trimmed
the Red Sox. T-3. 'sThe custo-
mers want to see them whether
they love or hate EN-"
Dick Brodski, AL Curtis and
Ellis Kinder are scheduled to do
Boston's pitching today against
Detroit at Clearwater.
DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. Mar.
l6 (R.-Veterans Gene Woodling
and Hoot Evers may have found
q happy home with the Balti-
more Orioles. Both outf1elders
came up with two-run clutch
hits in the ninth inning as the
Orioles defeated the Dodgers.
| 8-6, last night.
The Dodgers were leading by
three runs when Brooklyn
Rookie Bob Darnell allowed
three walks and q hit for one
run and. left the bases loaded.
Glenn Cox relieved Darnell anc
Evers poked D two-run single to
tie the score, 6-6. Woodling
then doubled to drive in two
more runs.
MIAMI, Mar. Is R.Short-
stop Peewee Reese may see &C.
ton for the Brooklyn Dodgers
today and tomorrow.
"FIe has been running with
! the pitchers and his legs are in
good shape" Manager Walt
/ Aston said.
The Dodgers yielded five runs
tin the ninth as they blew an
8-6 game to Baltimore lass
night, but there was some con-
ISOLATION in the game. Don New
combe started another comeback
by pitching three perfect innings.
The most disappointing of the
Cubs weak mound staff have
been Dave Cole and Warren
Hacker. Cole came to the Cubs
from Milwaukee last year and
finished with 3-8 record. He
and Hacker gave poor perform
ances against the Giants Mon
day.
| TAMPA, Fla. Mar. Is R.-
Kelly Jack Swift was Just an
other baseball pitcher among a
batch brought to the Chicago
White Sox camp to hurl batting
practice.
He's not even on the White
Sox roster, and, what's more,
he's far from a youngster at 80.
But Kelly Jack might have just
enough to be able to make the
grade.
Manager Marty Marion said
Swift looked good in batting
practice and he used him in
squad games. He looked so good
there that he was given a crack
in exhibition games. Now Mar
ion comedies he has a chance to
make the staff as a reliefer.
The Sox play the Yankees in
an exhibition game today. with
Bob Chakales. Sandy Consuegra
and Connie johnson scheduled to
pitch.
CLEARWATER, Fla. Mar. 16
R.-One of the problems fac
ing Mayo Smith, manager Of
the Phillies, is where to fit Bob
by Morgan into the nneup-and
Morgan is doing his best to help
come up with the answer.
Yesterday, Morgan played third
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Paper Says Films
Show Packer Kick
Went Under Bur

BALTIMORE. Oct. ~ P.-
Motion pictures Of last Satur-
day nights Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers game showed
Fred Cones 49-yard field goal at
tempt passed under the goal post
cross bar--not over 1t as off,
cials ruled, the Baltimore Sun
said last night.
The Colts won the game, 24-20,
but If the officials hadn't ruled
the kick good for a Packers field
goal, the Sun said, the score at
that point would have been 24-l7
and the Colts would have had
the ball on their own 20 by vir-
tue of a touchback.
The Colts won regardless Of
the call and plan no protest. the
paper said.
Charley Winner. assistant
Colts coach, ran the film of the
field goal attempt in slow mo-
ton and then stopped the film
entirely. The fight of the bal
was followed panel by panel and
at the point 1t reached the cross
bar on its downward flight. the
ball blotted out that portion Of
the bar.
If the ball had gone over. ther
the cross bar would have beer
visible through the downward
dight. the paper said. ~
Evening star., 1955-10-12
By JOSEPH B. KELLY

Marlboro's booming race meet
ing is due for It's biggest weekday
lin history today with the Colum-
bus day program co-featured BY
the $1,000 purse sixth race and
the $500 mile-and-a-sixte
seventh event.
Yesterday. betting hit $4Ss. .772
Ito give Marlboro q $454.722 aver
lage for six days Of this unprece-
ldented october meeting which
ends on Saturday.
Wednesday at the minor tracks
usually draws Q larger crowd. II
the pattern Is followed. the rec
lord for q weekday at q small
track, set last week on opening
day when 7.74s wagered s45e. .343
viii be smashed.
Apprentices Tommy McGoyern
VINO picked up his sixth winner
with Hypofrill in the second race
LIS leading the Marlboro jockeys
flor the riding title but he Il
meeting tough opposition as he
attempts to duplicate his Be
lair championship.
/ Mike Sorrentino has fiye win.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
ISuntee and Dwyer
To Race in Gurden
For Olympic Fund

NEW YORK. Oct. IL R.--Wes
Santee. former Kansas miller anc
Americas leader Of the unsuc.
Icessful assault on the four-min.
ute mile. and Fred Dwyer viii
continue their indoor rivalry ir
the Olympic Carnival invitation
mile October 20 at Madison
Square Garden.
Along with Santee and Dwyel
in the mile event will be Billy
Tidwell Of Emporia Teachers, All
Force 1t. Len Truck from Ohio
State. Joe LaPierre, ex-George-
town star now In the Army. and
Horace Ashenfelter, 1852 Olym-
pic steeplechase winner.
In addition to track races OF
440. $50. mile relay and a four
lap relay for women, Hayes Alan
jenkins and Tenley Albright, the
worlds figure skating champions,
win perform in their specialities,
The meet will mark the open
ing Of the Olympic Fund drive,
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Marlboro Offers Rich Purse
In 5OO-Lup Auto Race Sunday

The richest purse ever offered
at Marlboro Motor Raceway,
81 900 to the winner and a total
prize list amounting to $500
will be at stake in the 500-lar
late model classic Sunday after
noon.
Starting time for trials has
been set for 1880 am. The fea-
ture is scheduled for o'clock.
Bill Morgan Of Annandale
Northern Virginia Stock Cal
Club point leader, already has
entered. Morgan viii drive the
No. 9, 1852 Hudson Hornet that
brought him victory in q 800.
lapper at the track last months 1
Evening star., 1955-10-12
.DeSpiritoOut
OF Hospital

NEW YORK. Oct. IL R.-
Jockey Tony DeSpirito. injured
in a spill during the running oi
the Beldame Handicap Septem-
Der II at Aqueduct race track,
was released from the hospital
yesterday but isn't expected to
resume riding for a couple OF
months.
The 21-year-old native OF
Lawrence. Mass, said he plan
ned to 60 home for q rest. De-
Spirito suffered a fractured jaw
loss Of teeth and a brain lacera-
ton in the spill involving three
horses and riders.
He was aboard Open Sesame
who fell over Gainsboro Girl
Rico Rito then tumbled owe,
Open Sesame. Gainsboro Cir
later was destroyed. The othe,
jockeys. Pete Anderson and Sid.
ney Cole. were badly shaken up
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Morgan Picked
Over Howard

Morgan State College Of Balti-
more figures as q two-touch-
down fayorite over Howard Uni-
versity In Saturday afternoons
game at Howard.
Howard, usually the underdoe
against Morgan. has 1-2 record
compared to Morgan's 1-1
Morgan's games were against
two Of the better Negro colleges
It beat Central State Of Ohio,
|le-7, and lost TO Morris Brown,
1912, two weeks ago before TAX
ing q rest last Saturday.
Jerry Macarthur is one Of Nor
gan's main stars. He scored
twice against Howard and set ur
another touchdown two years
ago. and last year was on the re-
ceiving end Of . 50-yard touch
down pass play.
While Morgan's attack is built
around Macarthur. Howard hai
three backs who divide the work
Johnny Walker and Ken Wash
ington, halfbacks. and Gene
Smith, fullback, all regarded a
potential breakaway runners
Walker was the teams leading
ground gamer and scorer last
year, while Smith led in those
departments In 1858 and sat out
last year. This is Washington'i
first year with the team.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

The duckpin world is wonder
ing If Billy Watson is a fash or
a great bowler just finding him
self. A hefty 6-footer. Watson
has firehalled to victory in two
of the three biggest tournaments
of the season, finished second In
the other. and now is cutting a
figure in league play.
He was a big gun last night
when the Anacostia Spillway
team scored an exciting victory
over Pepsi Cola in the District
Major League at Takoma. His
scores were lat, 157 and 1856 for
"a set of 439, ordinarily a tally
that would bring a measure Of
distinction TO any star. But for
the new Billy Watson it seemed
normal. He began the season.
incidentally. with a dismal BIT.
He rolls in only the District
Major League.
Last night Billy played second
fiddle, but a loud one. to Danny
Pessagno, another recent sensa-
tion. On the same lanes a week
before, Pessagno blasted q set
Iof 476. highest up to that time
registered in the league this
season. The next night Danny
shot 462 in the District Minor
League. In a third league per-
lformance during the same week,
he struggled to a 345 count in
the Spillway Major League. Last
night he rolled 169-44l. For the
nine games in the three big
sets he averaged 1892.
4 y
Spillway's victory was the
only one in the league last night
that wasn't a shutout. To avert
a sweep. Frank Micalizzi OF
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Baltimore Golf
In Match Play

BALTIMORE. Oct. IL (Spe-
ciaD Two rounds of match
play today will reduce a qualify
ing field of 80 players to eight in
the Baltimore Match Play Open
golf championship at Green
Spring Valley.
Billy Buppert, former assistant
pro at Woodmont now playing
unattached. won the medal yes.
terday with SO. He started with
"A three-putt bogey first hole. but
finished better with a birdie on
the tough 18th.
An original field of II, largest
in several years. went in yester-
days qualifying round, anc
scores of so or better made the
little flight. Charley Bassler
the defending champion, was an
automatic qualifier.
First-round pairings:
Shatley bassler VS.. Johnny MusseI
Bill Bassler t75) VS.. Ray Helms t7s,
Dawson Stump t74l VS.. Franl
ANDY Gibson C76 vs.. Harold Dorse,
Walter Romans c72) VS.. Jack Low,
steve Tobssh t7sD vs.. Ed Finness,
Charlie straek t75, vs.. Maury Bale,
ts0). -
Lower Bracket
Bill Buppert 1897 VS.. Rick McHale
if70.
Johnny Bass (76l VS.. Cos Tiso t7a.
Dick Mullen (75l VS., Rod Mundy f7s)
Jack Evans t76) VS.. Eddie Graefs
be Rafferty, t7N VS.. Bill oehrins
30 Schulz t7O VS.. Harry psrr 4th
prank Michsiek t76 VS.. Clint Kenny
Carroll MacMaster 77) VS.. Bobb,
Muller (S0)
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Bold Bozooku Out
For Fourth Struiqht

| SAN MATEo. Calf. Oct. 12
(R.-Bold Bazooka, Comedian
Lou Costello's smooth-running
I2-year-old, tries for his fourth
straight victory in the $4,000
added Columbus Day Handicap
at Bay Meadows today. Seven
other 2-year-olds are entered in
the 8 furlong sprint.
Bold Bazooka will be flown
Thursday night to Camden, N, j.,
to prep for the $275, 1000 Garden
State Stakes October 20. Winner
Iof that-the worlds richest race
will net some $155,000.
Co-holder of the world record
of 1:03h for 5la furlongs and
winner Of the $50,O00- added
Starlet Stakes at Hollywood
Park, Bold Bazooka is rated the
Vests best juvenile.
The son Of Bazooka was not
nominated for the Garden State,
but was made eligible for q
$4,000 supplemental fee.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
II Face Nashua
In Gold Cup

NEW YORK, Oct. IL R.--
Nashua and IL other horses have
been nominated for the SIS. .000-
added Jockey Club Gold Cup. the
tough 2-mile grind featuring
Saturdays program at Belmont
Park.
Four Of the dozen are 3-year-
olds, including Nashua. The re-
naming eight are older cam
paigners, including two filiies.
The other 3-year-olds are
Thinking Cap, winner ,of the
Travers and Lawrence Realiza.
ton; Sweet Chariot and Marks
Puzzle.
The older horses are Cheva-
tion. Mister Black, Paper Tiger
Blue Choir. Blue Prince anc
ILychnus. The fillies are Queens
IBeeches and Spinning Top.
Nashua, with Eddie Arcaro up
worked a mile and three-quar.
tiers at Aqueduct yesterday ir
preparation for the long race
He was clocked In 3:o3. and wenl
the last quarter in 242s second:
| to show his speed.
It viii be the last race of ths
year for Nashua. who win res'
at the Belair Stud Farm ir
Maryland before going to Hia'
leah for racing this coming win.
ter
Evening star., 1955-10-12

Others expected to be on hanc
include Mace Mattingly OF Lex.
ington Park and Elmo Langley ol
Upper Marlboro, second anc
third respectively in point stand.
ings. Mattingly will handle 9
1855 Ford and Langley a 1876!
Dodge.
Also listed are Jim Hanbury
1858 Hudson; his brother, Mack
1852 Studebaker; Ray Hackett
1851 Plymouth: Pud Phelps
1852 Plymouth: Gene Marohl
1853 Nash Rambler; Volne.
Schultz, 1854 Dodge; Ray Bar,
bour. 1852 Ford. and Lou Spears
1852 Mercury.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Browns Tricks
Point 10 Trouble
For Redskins
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON

BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Volney Peters, the strong. silen,
man of the Redskins line, and
laconic Gene Brito, who plays
end like an old confidence man
have their work cut out for them
Sunday when the Redskins play
host to the Cleveland Browns In
a return engagement at Griffith
Stadium.
End Coach Joe Tereshinski
who secuted the Browns in their
2i-I7 victory over the Philadel-
pi1ia Eagles last Sunday, warned
the two yesterday that Otto
Graham will be coming through
them again-or trying tom his
old keep" play. It was good for
one 36-yard advance against tbs
Eagles. setting up a touchdown
and in the past has clicked often
against the Redskins. II Otto
can make it work Sunday, the
Browns figure to get even foi
the 27-l7 defeat the Redskins
handed them in the first game
of the season.
Impressed by Improvement
Tereshinski, who doesn't scare
easily. was much impressed by
the Browns improvement in the
last couple of weeks. Joe also
noted that the clevelanders have
another cute trick that paid on
in a score against the Eagles
Dante Lavelli used the goalpost
to help reverse his course
grabbing it with one arm and
swinging around to the opposite
direction, to shake of a de-
fensiye back who otherwise had
him covered.
1.-The Browns looked like the
class of the league against the
Eagles" Joe said. They were
on their toes, like the time Ed
Modzelewski took a screen pass
and fell down. He must have
been on the ground q couple OF
seconds, but there was no whistle
because he wasn't in the grasp
of an opponent or in danger OF
being hurt. So Ed got Up and
ran So yards for touchdown.
Lavelli Pulls Another
Another time." Joe continued
'Lavelli fell down on a pass
play. The man guarding him
relaxed, and in a split second
Lavelli was back on his feet
catching a pass from Otto for a
30-yard gain. They hustle and
use their heads, too, and wei
have to be Just as much on oul
toes to beat them"
The Redskins will work a little
harder this week in an effort to
atone for last Sundays upset by
the Cardinals. And. almost to q
man, they intend to show some
of the fight they evidently left
in the dressing room. Without
it they can't hope to beat the
Browns.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Jones', Andrews
In V Bout ! Toniqht

MIAMI. Fla, Oct. u R).-
Ralph (Tiger) Jones, seventh
ranked middleweight contender,
fights AL Andrews tonight for
Itelevision boxing fans.
Jones. never knocked of his
feet in SO fights. is an 8-5 favor
lite. The bout will be televised
(WMAL-Tv, channel 2 in Wash
Iington. 8 p.m.) from Miami's
Dinner Key Auditorium.
Jone. who boasts victories over
Sugar Ray Robinson. Chris
Christensen, Ernie Durando and
George johnson. has lost this
year to Middleweight Champion
Bobo Olson and Eduardo Lausse.
His record includes 90 wins, II
losses and three draws.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

Pepsi Cola spared in the 10th
frame and counted nine to win a
game by seven pins. He was
high for Pepsi with 166-439.
Rockville, the league leader,
bowled for the first time under
the name of its new sponsor
Grady Motors of Bethesda. and
Grady was quite gratified by the
performance. With Bill cUuntz
leading the way with l65-443, the
renamed team blanked Chevy
Chase Chevrolet to retain a two
game pennant edge over Silent
Sales.
Three Silent Sales members
topped 400 in a sweep over the
strong Rex Engraving Co.
Frank Krenlich shot All, Gerald
Stair, 4o8 and Billy Lewis, 404.
Rocco Nocera was best for Rex
at 385.
The champion Glebe Radio
team. which had won only six
Of Is games. finally got on the
beam with q 1850 set, begun
with a game of 706. Billy Stall
cup shot AIS and Pat Crescent
404, in a whitewash OF Miller
High Life, paced by Bill Moore's
396.
Jack Barkley's 174-437 led
Bethesda's Forty Alleys to q
sweep over floundering National
Bohemian.
The standings: Grady Motors,
14-4; Silent Sales. 1926: Spill
way. 1913; Rex Engraving. go:
Glebe Radio. SO; Bethesda. go;
Miller, 8-10: Pepsi. $40; Chevy
Chase Chevrolet. TIL, and Ma
tional Bohemian. Ala.
-
Darrell Dolgner. a 114-average
bowler on the Teletrons team in
the Bureau Of Standards Mems
League. enjoyed a thrill that
comes to few duckpinners last
night when he fired a quintuple
strike at Bethesda Forty Alleys
Dolgner struck in the FIRST
five boxes Of the final game. A
spare in the eighth was the
only other mark in a score o1
1888. This. and his AIT set
were league records for the
season.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
iNotre Dume Club PIons
Irish Penn Come Trip

Completion Of plans for at
tending the Notre Dame-Penn
football game in Philadelphia
November 9 will be made at q
meeting Of the Notre Dame Uni
|versity Club Of Washington at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the Hotel
Sheraton Carlton.
Those wishing tickets. which
will include transportation to
and from the game. should con-
tact club ofiicials at 1925 Con-
Inecticut avenue NV, telephone
Republic 7-0613.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
d. C. Drivers Enter
Nassau Rood Ruce

Charley Wallace and Richard
Thompson Of Washington are
among the 81 drivers whose en-
tries have been accepted for the
Nassau Trophy road races at
Nassau. Bahamas. December S
through IL.
Wallace has entered with q
Jaguar-D and Thompson with
Ia Jaguar-MC. The feature race
will be for 200 miles over q 3.5-
mile course at an airport.