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Kansas City Pitcher
Surprise Golf PAGER
Rx the A,sneiatsd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 12.-John
Gray, so recently separated from
his tonsils that he feared he
would have to pass up the tour
nament, slipped in ahead of the
favorites and grabbed medal
honors in the 18th National
Baseball Players golf champion
ship.
The lanky Kansas City Ath-
letics righthander, whose tonsils
were removed last Saturday, shot
a rs yesterday, edging Alvin
Dark, New York Giants short
stop. by a stroke.
Par at the Miami Springs
municipal course is 35-35-70.
Gray drew Danny O'Connell,
Milwaukee infielder. who quail
fed with an IS, as his match
play opponent in today's first
round. Dark, winner in 1851
and favorite this year. was
paired against Virgil Trucks,
Chicago White Sox hurler, who
had an Sc.
Defending Champion Fred
Hutchinson, Seattle manager
who won last year while boss
Of the Detroit Tigers, qualified
with an 50 and drew Joe Collins,
New York Yankees first base
man, in the morning round.
Collins qualified with 90.
Lou Kretlow, Baltimore Orioles
pitcher who was runnerup last
year, had a 79 and was paired
against Brooklyn's Don New
combe, who shot an 38.
Scores in the major league di-
yset@
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RACING
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continued From Page AID
to Great Captain while carry
ing 1874.
Yesterdays racing here was
highlighted by the return of Blue
Ruler, champion 2-year-old of
the West last year and a strong
threat in the coming Derby. He
came from far back to win his
1855 debut.
The handsome bay son of
Nasrullah. trailing by more than
five lengths at the head of the
stretch. closed fast to beat out
Bequeath by half a length. The
race. the $4,000 Seven Seas
Ranch Purse at ! mile, was
clocked in 1866.
Blue Ruler, owned by the Muir
cain Stable of Texas, was racing
for the first time since he won
the Del Mar Futurity last Sep
tember IL. He carried high
weight of 122 pounds, with Shoe
maker giving him a masterful
ride down the stretch. The colt
paid only $2.7O.
Swaps, the we'll regarded
stablemate of Bequeath, was
scratched,
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Andrews Five Extends
Winning Streak 10 81
SpecicI oispoteh TO The S,ar

FORT. KNOX. KY, Feb. H.
Andrews Air Force Base had
another link, the 32d, in its
winning streak today after get
ting a scare from the Fort Knox
five before registering an 82-75
victory last night.
With four minutes to go Fort
Knox cut Andrews 16-point
lead to six points before the Fly
ers got squared away and stopped
the rally.
Paul Knostman and Cliff Ha-
gen paced the winners with q
and 20 points, while Shirley
Kearns was high for the home
forces with %.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
BY the Associoted Press

AKRON, Ohio,' Feb. 49,
Ronnie Delaney, an Akron right
handler. who boxes from a south
paw stance, upset the welter-
weight champion, Johnny Sax
ton, in a 10-round non-title bout
here last night.
frankie Palermo, manager for
the New York champion. con-
ceded the bout was "close all
the way, but 1 thought my boy
won by a narrow decision"
Referee Eddie Atlas and
Judges Harold Mimic and Sam
Toarmina also decided it was
close, but the other way around.
All of them picked the unranked
Delaney-Atlas by 100-92, Mimic
by 97-96 and Taormina by 1898.
Just how the officials scored
the bout, round by round, was
not known Immediately. The
Akron Boxing Commission ims-
pounded the cards, saying it
wanted to give Palermo first
chance to see them. They may
be made public late today.
Neither boxer was marked and
there was no knockdown.
Delaney. using his unorthodox
stance. scored early with a series
of right uppercuts. After that
Saxton boxed very cautiously, al
lowing the Akron fighter to build
up quite a lead.
Bill Daley. co-maneger Of De-
laney, said he was prepared to
offer Carmen Basilio, No. l chal-
lenger for Saxton's crown, $780,
600 to meet Delaney here next
summer. He did not name his
hacker.
To make that kind of money
at the gate would take much
larger crowd than the l,742 who
turned out to watch Delaney
and Saxton. Promoter Bob
Heath counted a gross take of
$l2,026 and said he probably
would lose money.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
jeanne Goodwin Plays
Polly Riley for Title
BY the Assoeioted Press

PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb. H.
1t will be youth against expert
ence in the finals of the Palm
Beach Women'S Amateur golf
tournament today.
Poly Riley. veteran campaign
er from Fort Worth, Tex, who
twice has won this tourna ment,
plays Joanne Goodwin, l8-year-
old Massachusetts, State cham
pion from Plymouth. in the 1S-
hole final.
Both had to go extra holes
yesterday. Miss Riley defeated
Barbara Romack, National ANA
teur champion from Sacra-
mento. Calf. l-up on the Goth
hole, and Miss Goodwin ousted
Virginia Dennehy of Lake For
est. ILL.,, 1-up in 10 holes.
The tournament is being
played over the 6.O08-yard Palm
Beach Golf Club course.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Big-Nome Handicap Horses
In Co-Feoture at Hioleoh

MIAMI, Feb. IL tP.-The
finest collection of thorough
breds seen in action in Florida
this winter appears at Hialeah
Park today in the $500 Abra-
ham Lincoln Purse and the $25.-
000-added Everglades Stakes.
Handicap horses. headed by
Alfred 6. Vanderbilt's Social
Outcast, will compete in the
Abraham Lincoln at a mile and
a furlong, a final test for the
500, 000-added Widener, to be
run at mile and a quarter next
Saturday.
With such other performers
as Trio Stables Laffango, Hasty
House Farms Stan and Hasty
Road. Blue Stone Farms Scimi-
tar, Mrs. Ada l.. Rice's Cerise
Refine. Maine Chance Farms
Jet Action, Greentree Stables
Maharajah, r. r. Damon's Hat
Box. r. A. Parachek's Gulf
Stream, j. M. Roebling's Kaz-
maier and Montagnais. the al
lowance race will equal the
richer Everglades in interest.
Mrs. Marion dupont Scott's
Saratoga, winner of six races in
IL starts, heads the field of II
speedy 3-year-olds scheduled to
90 in the mile-and-an-eighth
Everglades. Hialeah's final prep
for the 500, ,000-added Flamingo
Stakes. to be run two weeks
hence.
Saratoga, with Joe Culmone
riding. will be one of three top
weighted at 1876 pounds. The
principal competition is ex-
pected from Belair Studs Am
bient, ia, with Ted Atkinson;
Rokeby Stables Cup Man. 1913,
with Eric Guerin; Eugene Con-
stantin's Ambers Folly, ia,
with Nick Shuk. and George D.
Widener's Nahar, ia, with
Hank Moreno.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
New Haven Pits Top Scorer
AGAINST Lions Here 7oniuht

The Washington Lions play
the New Haven Blades in an
Eastern Hockey League match
tonight at $3.50 at Uline Arena,
with high hopes of crossing the
500 mark after several failures.
The Blades scored a 30 shut
out over the Washington skaters
in their last meeting, but the
Lions 5-4 overtime victory over
the Baltimore Clippers in their
last home appearance was a tip
off that the Blades will have
rough going.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Penn State Is JoIted
By Loss Of Moore,
Crack Negro Back
BY the Asseeiassd Press

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Feb.
l2.-Penn States 1855 football
hopes have been dealt a stun
ming blow by the loss OF Lenny
Moore, fleet Negro halfback, who
was dropped from school yester-
day for unsatisfactory scholar
ship" A university spokesman
said Moore's dismissal became
automatic when he failed to pass
SO per cent of his subjects.
The Nations second leading
ground -gainer last year with
1882 yards, Moore was named
on the Associated Press third
All-America team and was the
top vote-getter on the APPS ALL
State team.
Engle's Plans Changed.
Coach Rip Engle regarded
Moore as the key man in his
plans for next season and the
players loss hit him particularly
hard.
Its a terrific loss" Engle
said. There isn't any one on
the squad within. a mile of re-
placing him. He's the best I've
ever seen or coached.
Moore was unavailable, At
his home IN Reading, Pa, 1t was
said he would enter the hospital
at the university on Monday,
but no reason was given. He
was not expected to come home
over the week end.
Could Go TO Canada.
Moore scored 72 points in 1854
as Penn State won seven games
and lost to West Virginia and
Texas Christian University.
A university Official said Moore.
a liberal arts student. may apply
for readmission after the spring
semester, but another source said
his chances of being accepted
would be very slim. The latter
added that the academic proce-
dures were both difficult and un-
predictable.
Moore might decided to play
pro football, but if he does he
won't be eligible for any National
Football League club until after
his class has graduated i'll 1856.
He could, however, play Cana
dian pro football.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Jimmy Johnson Wins
RifIemun's Medal

Jimmy Johnson, 14-year-old
Wakefield High School student,
has been awarded the dis
tinguished rif1eman medal by the
National Rife Association. john
son is a member of the Fairling-
ton Junior Rifle Club.
Jimmy, a ninth-grade student,
played quarterback on the Wake
field eleven last season and is a
sprinter on the track team. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James
johnson. 1927 South 29th street,
Arlington.
Evening star., 1955-02-12

Allen is married and has a q
year-old. daughter.
Houston is a brother of Lynn
uston, former Cleveland
Browns guard who was rated
one Of the best in the National
Football League. Loren was
listed at 6-feet, 1875 pounds in
the Purdue brochure, but Kuha-
rich thinks he is heavier and
also likes his speed.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Becker Meets Hermann
In Turner's Feature

George Becker. winner over
the Swedish Angel in his last
appearance at Turner's Arena,
meets Hans Hermann, TV wres-
Ting star. in the feature bout
Wednesday night at Turner's.
The bout will be a two-out-
of-three falls. Commute time
limit bout. Other matches are
being lined up by Promoter
Vince Mcmahon.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Jumpin' Joe Dugun
Now Red Sox Scout
BY the Assoeiated Press

BOSTON, Feb. 12.-"Jumpin'
joe Dugan, third baseman for
the New York Yankees in 1922-28
during the heyday Of Babe Ruth,
has been named a scout for the
Boston Red Sox.
General Manager Joe Cronin
said last night the 57-year-old
Dugan, who lives in Boston, will
scout in New England.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Miner Teachers Win

Accuracy at the foul line paid
off for Miner Teachers College
last night as it edged Virginia
State, Norfolk Division. 66-65.
at Banneker Recreation Center.
Bernie Braddock paced the VIM
nears with 80 points. scoring 10
on free throws. Norfolk OUT
scored its host in field goals,
27-26.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Breaks Mark Second Time

Duce Smith broke the Fair
mont Heights High School in
dividual scoring record for the
second time this season with 26
points yesterday. but his team
lost to Sellers Point. 57-55, in a
game played at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Kuzukuru Heads Field
OF l21 WeiqhtIifters

Vas Kuzukara, National AAU
132-pound champion, headed a
field of 121 contestants as COM
petition began today in the
second annual National Capital
Open weightlifting and physique
contest at the YMCA. -
Lighter classes were run OF
this morning and the program
resumed at 2 pm. with 165-
pound and 181-pound events.
The 198-pounders and unlimited
weightlifters were scheduled for
pm.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
SkIars Seek 8th in Row
AGAINST JETS Tomorrow

Sklar's Stars. undefeated in
pro basketball competition. will
be cunning for their eighth
straight victory tomorrow when
they play the Philadelphia Jets
at 8 pm. at Turner's Arena.
Dick Groat, discharged from
the Army Friday. will continue
his weekend appearances with
the Stars. He scored 698 points
in 10 games for Fort Belvoir and
has set hot pace with the Sklar
five.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
High School Basketball
GAMES TODAY,

GAMES TODAY.
Phelps at Tech, 7:30.
Spingarn VS.. Eastern at Tech. 9:l5
GNU Jayvee at Washing ton-Lee. z.
Bulls at Georgetown Frosh, $50.
Episcopal VS.. st. Pauls at Brooklands-
vile, Md, $3.50.
Osbourn at Georse Mason. 7.
Friends at st. James postponed.
postponed
st. Johns VS.. Priory at Carroll, 3.
DeMatha at Carroll, 3:45.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Coolidge, 5S; Bell. Al.
Anacostia. 30; Chamberlain. 40.
Laurel, SO; Surrattsviile. 3S
DeMatha, 81; woodward Prep, 40.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Pro Basketball
By the Assoeioied Pre-,

,TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE.
Fort Wayne at New York.
Milwaukee at syracuse tafternoon).
Minneapolis at Rochester.
RESULTS LAST NIGHT.
Rochester. 81; Fort Wayne, SO.
Philadelphia, IO5; Boston, 101.
Evening star., 1955-02-12
Akron Fighter Scores Upset
Soxton, WeIterweight Champ,
Loses Non Title Bout Decision

+ 1t was Saxton's second nom
title bout since he won the
championship, October 20, from
Kid Gavilan. On December 2 he
outpointed Ramon Fuentes,
Evening star., 1955-02-12

Laurel High School handed
Surrattsville its 11th loss in a
row yesterday by winning 63-38,
at Laurel.
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WILLIAM TnoaIaoN. As.erasz

gET r! sE FAT. 2 4lssTE| ';. cqg 5's
inR Probate c0urt.--No. o7.4o6.
Administration. This 4 to Olive
Notice: That the subscribers. Of The
District 81 Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trfct Of Columbia, Letters Tesla
Eimore, late q the District Of Co
ina claims asainst the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. TO the subscribers. on
or before. the 4th day OF April. AID.
1865; otherwise they may by law
be exciuasd from Ell beneht q seid
estate. Given under our hands this
4th day 81 October, 1855, MARY
WILLIAM THQMgQN: 500 Nationsl
DORE cpGeWELL. Register oi
Wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
y feI n 4 y % 80 r
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'EErro 9. s,s, mentioned u ! T d a
ThOS. j. OWEN d SON, Auetlt
iii Z 81. NV.

T gosy s ssI5 3 As xs1Hass s TTG
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NUMBER ~ A STREET. NORTH.
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 1851
Folio 461 ct seq, OF the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia,
and At the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undsrsisned
tom, ton Il q, trSnt 2, the pTs@iss;,;r 1 q
DAY 81 ocToBER AID. 1855. Al
TWo-FIFTY O'CLOCK PM. thu
followine described land and prem.
ises, situate in the District Of Co.
iumhia. and DESIGNATED rs and De-
ing Lot 81 In Mitchelps subdi-
vision OF lots In SQUARE S07. o.
per plat recorded IN the Once o.
the Surveyor for the District 81
Columbia in LibeT ~ At folio l35
i Sr appro ssaSsisIs0hs "a. FUR
Their particulars Of which win b
announced at time Of sale. thu
purchase price above said trust Y
$4,000 required. Conveyaneing
recording. etc. az purchasers cost
Adjustments made as Of date d
sale. Terms to. be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de.
may be advertised and resold q,
the discretion Of the trustees.
). GEORGE oATELY,
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sToRY AND EASEMENT sEMI-
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN As PREMISES
NUMBER 800 KEEPER PLACE
nv Ev yirtI,re q certain deed Of trust
5 s,, veg recorded. in Ltber No. s968.
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DAY The ELEVENTH DAY 81
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Trustees and Others as per piat
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouKT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
tne Probate Court.--No. 0e,3eb,
Administration, This Is 10 Give
Notice. Thai the subscriber, Of the
STATE q Msrylsnd. has eetaiped
tricf Of Columbia, Letters Tesla.
nnentary on the estate Of Laura
Deuner formerly Laura ToWnAhepd
and Laura Santord,. late Of the
District Of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims aaainst the
deceased are hereby, warned "a ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
ssss re s.dI sEsls a. auts s. ssde. s
otherwise they may BY Law be *.
estate. Given under ny hand this
2ist day Of September, 1855,
ANNA LAURA sToY. 1856 puveli
Drive, Washingtop le, D: e lseaI
REGISTER OF wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court: se26-oc3. 10