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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08

Walter e. tRed) Megaw was
o duckpin star so many years
ago that only the old timers re-
member him in his prime. The
old boy took lot Of good
natured rubbing. in the form of
feigned skeptieism. when his
bowling exploits Of yore were
expounded In a recent news
paper piece.
Red returned as good as he
received, but the other night he
put forth the most convincing
evidence possible that all writ
ten about him was true.
At IS. he shot the biggest
duckpin set Of his career, which
spans two score years.
Rolling with the Leon Fleish-
er jewelers. in the Clarendon
Major League, Megaw chalked
up games Of 174. Isl and l49
for a season record in the league
of 474. Moreover, he enabled
his team to hang up an all-time
Clarendon Major record Of 2,0l4
with games Of 1872. sos and $50
To the best of Reds recollec-
ton his previous high set was in
the 460's. The l74 was far from
his best game. Some years back
he rolled 2o5 In the Bethesda
SIS League and long before that,
when q 200 game was truly a
sensation, he shot exactly 200 in
an exhibition match at the Rich
mond, Va. Health Center.
In the 174 the miss Of a
single-pin break cost him 10
sticks. He struck behind it. In
the ISL he left four pins stand
ing. In the 149, six remained up.
all in the last frame when Red
chopped a deuce. went through
the hole. then cut another deuce.
Humorously tickled over his
own performance. the old gentle
man was downright proud Of
that Of his son, Walter. jr., who
contributed 410 to the record
set, with games of l49, Ill and
$50. Others who participated
were Ed Goldberg, the Clarendon
Bowling proprietor. with 1858;
Stu England, 400, and Leon
Fleisher. the teams sponsor, with
372.
incidentally. Red picked up
1875 pins on his average to shove
it past lit. not bad. indeed, for
as Megaw put it. a young fell
lah."
Only one OF the top four
bowlers in the District Major
League was able to hold his aver
age last night when scores by
and large were strangely low.
The exception was the leader,
Bob Lockhart of Chevy Chase
Chevrolet, whose 151-418 lifted
his average to 130-37 for So
games. John Mandes of Rex
Engraving Co. rolled 36l for
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BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

1885: Bill Lewis Of Silent Sales
had 374 for 1851 and Billy
Stalcup of Glebe Radio. 3s5 for
128-40.
In the evenings outstanding
team performance, Chevy Chase
Chevrolet amassed 1874 sticks
to sweep National Bohemian
Beer and increase its league lead
to three games. Bob Miciotto's
36s was best for the Bohemians.
Runnerup Glebe Radio lost
two to Bethesda Forty Alleys.
the latter paced by Jim Good
wins 382, with Abe Weinberg's
1894 high for Miller High Life.
Jimmy Carroll led Rex En-
craving to Its edge over Glebe
with $3.50. Pat Crescenzi's 384
paced Glebe. Pepsi-Cola edged
Silent Sales on Nick Rinaldi's
160-401.
Grady Motors shaded Curles
Mover with Jack Lands high
for the winners at 379 and Guy
Mandes for the Movers at 1856.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet gained
on all rivals. The standings:
Chevy Chase. 1926; Glebe. 40
20; Grady. 1890: Silent Sales.
1881; Rex Engraving. 36-33:
Curles, 1884; Miller, 31-38:
Bethesda, 31-38; Pepsi-cola, 30
80, and National Bohemian.
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Eshmont Expected to Shift
To Virginia at Any Time

CHARLOTTES VILE, Va,
Feb. 8 tR.-Len Esbmont. Navy
assistant coach during the en-
tire regime of Eddie Erdelatz. is
expected to shift to Virginia in
the next "a hours as assistant
coach to Ben Martin. former
Navy aide.
Eshmont, the Nations leading
ground-gainer in 1888 as a
sophomore halfback at Ford
ham. put in year with the New
York Giants in l94l before en-
telng the Navy. He played on
several service teams and was
named to the All-Service squad
in 1945. He Joined the San
Francisco Forty Miners after
being discharged from the serv-
ice and came to Navy with Err
delatz in 1850.
Martin, named Virginia's head
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coach Saturday. will meet with
Virginia officials today, and an
nouncement of Eshmont's APP
pointment is likely to follow.
Meanwhile, another Navy as
sistant, Dick Duden. denied a
report he would leave the Naval
Academy to join Martin at Vir-
ginia.
Ned Mcdonald, who resigned
as Virginia's head coach after
three lackluster seasons. has been
appointed part-time coach
under Ed Merrick at the Uni
versity of Richmond. He'll re-
port February 20 to assist the
Spiders In spring training.
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Campbell, in Navy,
Will Get Chance to
Fruin for Games

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. 8
PJ.-Milt Campbell, schoolboy
star in the 1852 Olympics, will do
his 1856 Olympic training with
the Navy.
The 1855 National Collegiate
and AAU high hurdles cham
pion joined the Navy yesterday
for two years under the Reserve
program. He'll take his physical
examination in Indianapolis
Monday.
Campbell. who was ruled scho-
lastically ineligible for the Uni
versity of Indiana track team
last week, is scheduled .or nine
weeks Of basic training at Great
Lakes Naval Training Center.
The Navy program Of screening
Olympic candidates will permit
him TO apply for assignment to
a station where he can train
and receive coaching.
Campbell was National de-
cathlon champion in 1853 after
finishing second to Bob Matthias
in the 1852 Olympics.
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Swaps Sound
In Fast Work

ARCADIA, Calf. Feb. 8 Pr
Swaps looked like a sound horse
as he went 6 furlongs in 1:ll7s
in a workout watched by Trainer
Mish Tenney and an assortment
of checkers yesterday.
Jimmy Kilroe, Santa Anita's
racing secretary, and Willie
Shoemaker. Swaps regular
Jockey. were among the spec
tators.
Chester White, regular exer-
else boy. rode Swaps. The horse
showed no signs Of emptiness In
his ailing left forefoot. Swaps
licked on 22+s seconds for the
quarter, 0:34A for three eighths.
0:46ks for the half and 0:5s4s
for five-eighths.
"He looks like he did at Holly
wood Park last summer" one
veteran clocker said.
Nevertheless, Swaps is skip.
ping Saturdays $4,000 San An
tonic Handicap. There also re-
mains the question Of whether
he will make the 100000 Santa
Anita Handicap February IS. In
which he has been backed down
to 8 to 5 In the Caliente future
book.
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Lions Move On
To Pluy Blades

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Feb. 8
Especially. - The Washington
Lions hockey team has a double
incentive in tomorrow nights
game against the New Haven
Blades.
They want TO close the gap
between their own second-place
standing and the first-place
Blades, and they also need to
open little more daylight ahead
of the third-place Clinton
Comets.
It's unlikely the Lions can dis
place New Haven in the Is East
ern Hockey League games they
yet have to play, and their real
problem will be to stave off the
Comets who earned a 81 victory
in last nights game against
Washington at Clinton.
Clinton pulled to within four
points of Washington while beat
ing the Lions for the fifth time
in six games played at Clinton
this season. Steve Smith Of
Washington scored the first goal
in last nights game, but that
was the Lions last offensive
gesture.
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Broy Melody FiIIy
Is First Fool Of
Motive Dancer

LEXINGTON. KY. Feb. 8 Up
A brand-new filly with an ex-
elusive background is the center
Of attraction at Crown Crest
farm. She's the first foal oil
Alfred G.. Vanderbilt's Native
Dancer. horse OF the year" in
1854.
The youngster also commands
much respect on the side Of hei
dam. Bray Melody. imported IA
year-old daughter Of Coup de
Lyon Painters Song. Bray Mel
ody also is the dam of foul
stakes winners-Happy Laugh
ter. England's top Swear -old
filly of her year; Shrewd Sus-
picion. Lizanno and State
Trumpeter.
Native Dancer was beaten only
once-when he was second by a
head to Dark Star in the 1858
Kentucky Derby-in % starts
The son Of Polynesian- Geisha
earned $785.240 in three cam
paigns before being retired in
1854 because Of q leg ailment.
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High School Gridmon
Suffers Fotul Injury

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. Feb.
8 P.-A l6-year-old high school
football player was fatally in
jured here yesterday during a
spring practice scrimmage.
James Brown of Ray High
School. died in hospital about
80 minutes after he made a
tackle. He walked to the side
lines. motioned another player
to take his place and collapsed
a few minutes later.
Charles Haynes, assistant
coach. said Brown suffered a
head injury. Haynes said the boy
was not allowed to play football
last fall because he had suffered
a head injury in junior high
school the year before.
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.Quuntico CIinches
Tie for East Title

Quantico. all-Marine basket
ball champion the last four years,
is heading for a fifth straight
title.
The Quantico cagers, clinched
tie for the East Coast Marine
League title with an SIZE VIC
tory over Camp Lejeune last
night at Quantico. the win CIV
ing them a SCI mark in league
play and 35-5 overall.
Don Lange, former Navy star,
had % points. and Ron Perry.
former Holy Cross standout, 20
for Quantico. Marv Decker, with
"a points. and Jim Bingham.
with 81, were high for Leleune
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KANSAS CITY. Feb. 8 R.-
Spare, tall Tom Baird is due to
step out soon as owner Of Negro
baseball's leading major league
talent factory, the fabulous Kan
sas City Monarchs.
Baird helped found the club in
1919. While he isn't quite ready
to make a formal announcement
yet. friends say he's virtually
certain to quit this spring.
Pointing in the same direc-
ton is Baird's recent sale Of a
dozen players, eight of them to
the majors.
"All I've got left now" Baird
said, ARE, four ball players and
our bus driver"
For years the Monarchs we're
the Yankees Of Negro baseball.
fielding fine teams with q cred
liable array of stars. Jackie
Robinson was a Monarch short
stop in l945. or Satchel Paige
was one of Baird's proudest pos
sessions.
Falls on Lean Days
His impending exit will leave
the Monarchs' future clouded and
most likely brief. 1t may con-
tinue a while under new owner
ship. but with the rest of the
Negro American League. shrunk
to four clubs last season, the
Kansas City team has fallen on
lean days.
Baird. who also operates a
bowling alley. won't be retiring
a millionaire. but he certainly
made his mark as a shrewd mer-
chant of baseball talent.
In the Monarchs' heyday,
Baird and his scouts ransacked
the country for material, some
times selling a promising per-
former within a month or two
after landing him. 1T got so. :"
Baird says. that major league
people would come to me each
season and ask me what I had"
In the past decade. Baird has
sold SO players. 90 to the majors.
The $4,000 repeatedly forked
over by the Cubs for Ernie Banks
three years ago represented
Bairds top achievement in the
sales department.
Other Monarch graduates still
active in the major leagues in
clude Gene Banks. Banks
double-play collaboration at Chi
cago; Hank Thompson of the
Giants; Catcher-O ut fl eld er
Elston Howard of the Yanks.
and of course. Robinson.
Not a Dime for RObby
Jackie's historic acquisition by
in 1916 opened Or
ganized baseball to Negroes. 1t
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Mat Card Filled
For TomorroW's
Show at Capitol

The wrestling card at Capitol
Arena tomorrow night has been
completed with the addition of
two 30-m mute time limit
matches which will send Tinker
Todd against Johnny Heidman
and Leo Wallack against
Frenchie Roy, Promoter Vince
Mcmahon announced today.
Feature of the show will be a
two out Of three falls match
involving Jimmy LaRock and Ali
Pasha. Nelson Royal will oppose
Leo Newman in the seminal.
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MARYLAND
Continued From Page C

Continued From Page C-l
isneaks behind the opposing play
Iers and tries to steal the ball and
gives it the Who, me?" business
when a foul is called on him
When Belmont is shooting fouls
he indicates there's no doubt in
his mind that the foul was de-
served and that he will make the
free throw.
During a time out Belmont
completely ignores the coach. He
gets a drink, talks to one of the
managers or glances through the
crowd-all Of this while defiantly
standing outside the group OF
players.
He has a nervous habit of
twitching his shoulders, some
thing like Ted Williams when
Ted's at bat.
Belmont is a showboat, but he
makes the Blue Devils tick.
Coach Hal Bradley pretends TO
ignore some Of Belmont's antics
as long as the playmaker gets
the Job done.
IF Belmont didn't give the
impression that he was a show
off he might be so tight he
wouldn't do us any good" Brad
ley said. He gets rid of his
nervousness that way"
And apparently Belmont plays
the role only on the court. He
walked off arm-in-arm with two
of the Maryland players he had
been haunting.
Also Have Ronhie Mayer
OF course. the Blue Devils also
have Ronnie Mayer. In two
games against Maryland he has
scored 60 points. SO in Durham
and 80 last night. He's 6-foot-3
and gets of the floor like a
kangaroo. He has a jump shot
that no one can stop because
nobody can get high enough to
block it. including John Sand
bower. who didn't last night.
And time and again Mayer
draws a foul on the play.
The Blue Devils had help from
Jim Newcome. a 6-foot-5 sopho-
more who helped control the
boards and tossed in IL points.
They also had a good night from
Junior Morgan. who is 6-foot-7.
and four inches taller than
Maryland's tallest man.
Tcrps Now Fifth
The Blue Devils maintained
their ACC lead with an 81 rec
ord to 8-2 for North Carolina
and To for N. c. State and Wake
Forest. Maryland dropped back
to a bad fifth with SIS.
The Terps are badly out
manned at center. where Coach
Bud Millikan has tried five play
ers and might have an accept
able center If he could take the
composite ability of the five.
Every night one Of his depend
ables goes into a slump. Last
night it was Bob O'Brien. who
made one shot out Of IL. When
O'Brien's shooting is of. his all
round play suffers. Bob Kessler,
who some critics in the crowd re-
ferred to as gunner" scored the
first seven points Of the game
and q for the night, even with
bad shooting luck. He has the
best change of pace in the con-
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Nine Likely to Challenge
Noshuoin Rich Widener

MIAMI, Feb. 8 (P.-At this
point. it apears that at least
nine horses will be in the Wide
ner field against Nashua when
the 1885 champion attempts to
pass the million dollar mark in
earnings at Hialeah Park a week
from Saturday.
It's possible. Of course, that
some owners may be discouraged
if the great colt runs back to
last years form IN his first start
as a 4-year-old next Monday.
This prep for the 500, 000-added
Widener is at 7 furlongs and
there has been no indication as
to how many will oppose Nashua.
The race may carry a purse OF
$4,000
Arcaro Due Sunday
Jockey Eddie Arcaro is sched-
uled to arrive here from Cali
fornia Sunday to ride Nashua in
his first start under the colors
of Leslie Combs II. head of the
syndicate that purchased the
SO nof Nasrullah from the Bel
air Stud for S1,25l. 200.
Nashua has been impressive in
recent workouts: He went the
Widener distance of a mile and
one-quarter in 2:092s Monday
and had another long gallop
yesterday.
Those considered most likely
to line up for the Widener are
Social Outcast and perhaps his
stablemate Find: Sailor, Sea O.
Erin. Mister Black. Ell Chama.
Commodore NJ, Fleet Bird. Prince
Morvi., elevation and Man of
Destiny.
The oddsmakers have pegged
Nashua as a 3-to-5 fayorite.
They figure Social Outcast. with
or without Find as running
mate. second choice at 5 to /.
Social Outcast is expected to fly
to California for the 100000
Santa Anita Handicap the fol-
lowing Saturday.
Brookmeade's Sailor. a four
time stakes winner as a 3-year-
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old, is figured a Stool shot.
Sailor is expected to fare better
in the Widener than he did in
the Santa Anita Maturity. in
which he raced wide but still I'm
iShed close up in fourth place.
Hasty House 8 to L
Sea o Erin and Mister Black,
both from Hasty House Farm,
are rated at 8 to !. FL Chama.
the Venezuelan champion and
hero of last years Washington.
d. c.. International at Laurel,
lis quoted at 10 to /.
Calumet's Commodore NJ and
Fleet Bird are rated at II to /,
the Australian Prince Morvi at
Is to /. and elevation and Man
Iof Destiny at 20 to /.
When Social Outcast's late
rally fell short of catching
Switch On in Saturdays Nc
Lehman Handicap. it may have
improved his Widener chances.
If the Vanderbilt veteran had
won the McLennan. he would
have picked up a 3-pound
weight penalty and been required
10 carry l24 pounds in the
Widener. Nashua viii lug 1877.
one pound more than he has ever
carried.
S1.069 Daily Double
The seasons largest daily dou-
Bile. worth Sl.069.40. was formed
at Hialeah yesterday by two long
shots, L'Script. who won the
opener at sl23.30. and Royal
Gold. who paid 1920 in the Sec
ond race.
There were 95 tickets sold at
the So windows on this SIS COM
bination. as well as two SIS tickets
and one $40 ticket. The lucky
holder Of the latter received S.
BAT. A 50 parlay on the two
horses would have paid 1895.
Meanwhile, at Sunshine Park,
near Tampa. the daily double
paid $1.227.40. 10 Nah (s29)
won the first race and Kristi w.
$34,40D took the second. Only
nine So tickets were sold on the
winning pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08
Fort Myer Coins Berth
In I'd Army Tourney

Fort Myer. Military District
Of Washington basketball cham
pion, will represent this area in
the I'd Army tournament at
Fort Knox. KY, February 81
March 3.
The MDW title was captured
by Myer last night with a 1885
victory over Fort McNair, its
18th in IA starts. McNair's rec
ord is 1913. Fort Myer de-
feated McNair, 80-73. in the first
game of the championship series
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08
Toomoy Scores rs
In Andrews Victory

Player-C Coach John Toomay
scored Is points to pace Andrews
Air Force Base to a 10l-90
basketball victory over Fort
Monmouth last night, the 1Mh
time the Rockets have scared
over the 100 point mark this
season.
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TOTALS 30 y 81 Totals ~
Haiftime score: 42-37. ouantico.
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rterest herein.
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1856
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FRANCES CARTER. and others.
Order of Publication.
The object Of this suit is to
partition in one of the, modes
prescribed by law two certain
tracts of land in Leigh District
of Amelia County. Virginia, which
Monroe Young. Sr. died, in
testate. seised and possessed OF
the same. one of said tracts con-
tanning acres and the other
% liz acres, more or less.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed according to law
that the defendants, Frances