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Evening star., 1956-03-31
FreestyIe Swimmers Tie
For First Time in NCAA Meet

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Mar. 81
R.-After finishing in an un-
Iprecedented tie in the NCAA
swimming championships, Yale's
Rex Aubrey and Stanford's s
Robin Moore could do it again
today. but it's probably a 1000
Ito / chance.
The 20-year-old Aubrey from
Australia and the 19-year-old
Moore from Phoenix, Ariz., hit
the finish line together last
might in the 50-yard freestyle,
the first time this had happened
in the 80 years of the cham
Ipionships.
At first, officials announced a
difference in times. They said
Moore touched in 22.1 seconds
and Aubrey in 22.2 seconds. But
IS minutes later, Philip Har-
burger, chairman of the NCAA
Swimming Records Committee
said a final recheck showed both
swimmers were clocked in %.
1t was explained that a ma
chine at the finish line reg
Iistered a tie and three judges
also caught Aubrey and Moore
ldeadlocked. There was some
confusion among the timers said
Hamburger, but eventually every
body agreed on 22.1 as the time
which equals the meet record set
lby Henry Kozlowski of North
western in 1943. 1.
Today. Aubrey and Moore bat
tie in the 100-yard freestyle and
the Yale junior has to be favored
Three weeks ago he swan the
distance in the spectacular time
Iof 40 seconds, bettering tht
worlds record of 49.2 seconds Sc
| by Dick Cleveland of Ohio Stat.
on February %, 1852.
The century is among sever
finals being settled tonight, aftel
afternoon eliminations, as tht
three day meet bows out. Aubrey
AL Virgins of Ohio State, 900.
yard individual medley cham.
pion and Ohio States 300-yarc
medley relay team are defending
titles.
So far, Yale's 400-yard relay
team has been the only 1885,
champion to repeat. In addition
to Aubrey and Moore, other win.
Evening star., 1956-03-31
Holly Minis to Fight
Boyd in TV 10-Rounder

CHICAGO, Mar. 81 (P).-Bob-
by Boyd. winner of nine straight
bouts and the fourth ranking
middleweight, has been signed to
meet Holly Minis of Washington,
D. c., in a nationally televised
10-round bout at Chicago Sta
dium April IS.
The bout is being promoted by
the International Boxing Club
Boyd, 22-year-old Chicagoan,
moved up in national rankings
with an upset decision over Edu-
ardo Lausse at the Stadium Feb
ruary Is.
Boyd meets Minis with a rec
ord of 46 bouts. including 3S
victories, 81 by knockouts. He
has lost six and fought two
draws.
Evening star., 1956-03-31
Han1ia Shines
Beating Costa

NEW YORK, Mar. 81 (P.-
The featherweight division has
a fine new contender today in
baby-faced Cherif Hanna of
France, who declared he was
ready for any of the high-rank-
ing 126-pounders following his
victory over Carmela Costa.
The 25-year-old Partisan with
the choir-boy looks and zest
for fighting made hit in his
pro debut in the United States
last night, when he won a split
|10-round decision in Madison
Square Garden.
1t was a narrow win. the way
the officials saw it, but the fast
Ihard-hitting Hanna captivated
the slim crowd of $500 and tele-
vision fans with his brisk, ag-
|gressive style against the fitting
|21-year-old Brooklynite.
Curly haired, nimble Hanna
staggered Costa three times, in
the second. third and eighth
rounds, and made his early lead
stand UP for the win. Ranked
eighth until last night, Hanna
stretched his unbeaten streak to
10 fights while swapping Costa s
own undefeated string at seven
Costa is ranked third. 4.
Referee al Berl and Judge Joe
Eppy each scored for Hanna
SAL. Judge Jack Gordon had
it Sal for Costa. Gordon's
score was announced last and
the fans jeered the announce
ment. The Associated Press had
Hanna far in front, 7-3. Six OF
nine boxing writer's had Hanna
the winner.
Evening star., 1956-03-31
Maryland Golfers
Win First Match

Maryland's golf team took its
first victory of the season yes
terday, 17-10, over Cornell at
Prince Georges Country Club
Del Beman gave the Terps the
medalist with q rs, winning his
match 80. The only other
Maryland players to win singles
were Jerry McFerren and Carl
Kroneberger, but the Terps were
unbeaten in best ball. Jerry and
Bill McFerren, and Beman and
Marty Parks won their doubles,
and Kroneberger and Roger
Coonrod halved their match.
Maryland will have a chance
to even its record at 20 when it
entertains North Carolina State
a week from Monday.
Evening star., 1956-03-31

Continued From Page A-12
plan more weight-for- age events
with five or six figured purses to
draw Nashua, who is top gate
attraction.
At Aqueduct FitZsimmons said
Nashua was nominated for the
$4,000 Excelsior Handicap April
IA, and the $4,000 Grey Lag
Handicap May S. both at ia
maica. The Excelsior is a mile
and one sixteenth, the Grey Lag
a mile and one eighth.
There's nothing wrong with
the colt, but we can't say def
nitely when his next start will
be. We don't want to ship him
around too much in this unset
tied weather and take a chance
of him getting pneumonia or
something.
Plays 1t Safe
"He's too valuable a horse, and
was bought mainly for breeding
purposes.
"We take enough chances
that he might get hurt when we
train him and run him in races.
He'll be named for all the races
around here. and in Chicago and
we might nominate him for
some in California.
IF we get a break in the
weights and he's okay, he'll run.
and earn some money, too, I
hope"
If Swaps passes up the Camp
bell, Sailor. whom Maryland
fans will recall ran off with the
Pimlico Special last fall, prob
ably will be the favorite for next
Saturdays mile and sixteenth
event down for its third run
ming.
Nance's Lad, owned by c. j.
Caithness of Bethesda and Hill
ton Dobson of Laurel, Md, also
will forgo the Campbell to stay
in Florida.
Also held sure starters are
C. v. Whitney's Fisherman,
given 1913 pounds; Alfred VAN
derbilt's Social Outcast. also
1913. and Find, lit; Mrs. Ethel
D. Jacobs Joe Jones, 118; Maine
Chance Farms Jet Action, 1913.
Possibles are Midafternoon. 104,
and AIMS Love, 100.
Evening star., 1956-03-31
$4,000 Races
Cofeature Card
Al GuIfstrean1

MIAMI, Fla. Mar. 81 (P.-
Gulfstream Park, encouraged by
the biggest season in its history
with pari-mutuel betting running
well over million dollars daily.
offers two $4,000 feature races
today.
The Fort Lauderdale Handicap
attracted a compact field of
seven. The Aftermath. limited
to 3-year- -olds, drew eight cap
able performers, including two
who ran in last Saturdays Florida
Derby. Both features are at a
mile-and-a-si sixteenth.
High weight in the Fort Lau-
derdale went to Sam Tufabo's
Wise Margin, with 100 pounds,
but the favorite was expected to
be Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Markus'
Mielleux, under 118 pounds.
Wise Margin was fourth in the
recent Gulfstream Park Handi-
cap and Mielleux finished second
behind Sailor in that $100, 900
event.
Brookmeade Stables County
Clare gets in with lit, Rex
Ellsworth's New Trend carries
ia in his Florida debut, the
G. & M. Stables Lebanon Lad
carries Ill and the lightweight
is Darby Dan Farms Clear
Dawn, under ITO.
Calumet Farms Pintor Lea,
third in the Florida Derby last
Saturday. will run as an entry
with Princess Turia in the
Aftermath Purse, a follow up of
the Derby. Ellsworth's Like
Magic, seventh in the Derby,
runs with Airide, another Els
worth colt.
Like Magic carries top weight
Of 119 pounds to 116 on Mrs.
Henry Obre's Skeptical Kid and
liz on Pintor Lea. Ellis Farms
Lead Scout and G. Van Doren's
Toby B. also go with 112 pounds.
Airide and East Acres Alsay get
in with 110 and the lightweight
Is Princess Turia at lot pounds.
Evening star., 1956-03-31

LONDON, Mar. 81 (P.-Tennis
produces more worse-mannered,
less sporting, more pampered
and, in general. more thoroughly
undesirable topliners than any
other sport a leading English
sports columnist says.
Peter Wilson of the London
Daily Mirror, writing in the in
f1uential British Lawn Tennis
magazine, said " many of the
court stars are living a lie'
and asked:
"How can they possibly be
amateurs when the only work
they do is deciding the next
tournament they next will
grace?"
The international tennis set
also was sharply criticized by
Evening star., 1956-03-31

final decisions on the investi-
cation as a whole are made.
The final hearings yesterday
were enlivened by sharp ex-
changes between Cox, Mccoy,
and McCoy's attorney, Jake Ehr-
Itch of San Francisco.
Also presented in testimony
were:
McCoy's acknowledgment that
lover a flve-year span he earned
around 100000 as a partner in
a wrestling booking agency with
Toots Mondt in handling Prima
Carnera. former heavyweight
boxing champion.
McCoy's a d mission that
frankie Carlo, a New Yorker
who has figured in many boxing
investigations, and Mickey Co.
hen. ex-convict and former Los
Angeles gambler. had visited him
in his hotel room.
McCoy's insistence that he
never had any dealings with
either of them in boxing mat
ters.
McCoy's arrest and conviction
| in two cases of auto theft in
New York and the fact that the
court suspended punishment
both times.
McCoy's reminder that this
happened 36 years ago when he
was 20. and his lack of recollec-
tion that after the second case
he skipped $1,000 bail and came
| to Los Angeles.
McCoy's statement that while
he was arrested and tried, he
was acquitted here in 1912 on a
charge of receiving stolen prop
, nftu
Evening star., 1956-03-31
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

At New Orleans. La. Kansas City
(Al VS.. Pittsburgh tNl.
AT Tampa; Fla, Brooklyn tN) VS..
At Atlanta. Ca. Milwaukee (N) VS..
Atlanta tSA).
GAMES TOMORROW
At Sarasota. Fla, Detroit tA) VS.. Bos-
:, At, Tucson, Ariz.. Baltimore A) vs..
At Tampa, Fla. Brooklyn tN VS..
At St., Petersburg. Fla, New York tA)
VS.. ST. Louis IN
At New Orleans, La. Kansas City (A)
VS.. Pittsburgh M.
At Orlando. Fla.. brooklyn CN "B"
VS.. washington tA).
:, At Phoenix, Ariz., chicaso N) VS..
=. AT Clearwater, Fla. Cincinnati tN
AT Atlanta. Ga. Milwaukee tN VS..
Atlanta tSA).
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
M 900 002 000-2 Q
New York (A) 900 900 600 4 2
Roberts, Rogovin (sl and Seminick,
Lonnett 90; Terry. Coleman "a and
johnson. Losing pitcher-Terry. VIM
ming pitcher-Roberts.
Evening star., 1956-03-31

ners last night were Lincoln Hur-
ring, Iowa, 200-yard backstroke;
Dick Fadgen. North Carolina
State, 200-yard butterfly; Frank
FraunfeEer, Ohio State, one
meter dive, and Bill Woolsey, In
diana, 220-yard freestyle.
There's a sizzling team title
battle on, too, in which Ohio
State, the champions, are
knotted with Yale at 20 points
each. Other leaders include Okla
homa,s 16; Harvard, Is; STAN
ford. 10; Iowa, Il; Cortland
State and Indiana. 10 each;
North Carolina State. Iowa
State and Michigan, 7 each.
Evening star., 1956-03-31
DeMoIoy Cage PIoyoff
In CIV Gym Today

Robert LeBruce Chapter plays
Allentown-Lancaster at 2 pm.
today at George Washington
University's gymnasium in the
Eastern Seaboard DeMolay bas-
ketball playoffs.
The winner probably will meet
the Delaware champion next
week. Robert LeBruce is cham
pion of Maryland and the Dis
trict. Allentown-Lancaster has
gained the Pennsylvania and New
Jersey titles.
Evening star., 1956-03-31
Brundoge Honored

SAN MARINO, Mar. 81 R.-
Avery Brundage. president of
the International Olympic Com
mittee, is now a grand knight
of the Cavalier Order of Saint
Agta. The order was conferred
yesterday by the grand council
of San Marino' Europe's tiniest
state. It was in recognition to
his services to sport.
Evening star., 1956-03-31
Old Dominion Cords
IDruq Races Tomorrow

Drag racing enters its second
weeks at noon tomorrow with an
outstanding field of talent prom
ised for the flfth-of-a-mile strip
adjoining the Old Dominion
Speedway.
Director AL Gore has extended
an invitation to newcomers from
this area, while five clubs from
Washington. Virginia and Mary
land are expected to provide a
lineup of more than 100 auto
mobile and motorcycle entries.
Evening star., 1956-03-31
|LittIer C|inging
To Stroke Lead
In AzaIea Golf

WILMINGTON, N. c., Mar. 81
IR.-Gene Littler, Palm Springs.
Calf, was still the golfer to
catch as So pros and 10 amateurs
Iset out today on the third round
of the $12,500 Azalea Open.
But it was getting terribly
crowded back of the paceSetter
who, despite an eight-under-par
1856 total. found six rivals only
one shot behind him. He began
yesterdays play with only three
men a stroke back.
Littler, one of the earliest
starters in the second round. was
tied with 40-year-old Stan Leon
ard. lie Chute (Canada) pro, after
the first nine in which Stan shot
a "a to 35 for Gene. But the soft
spoken Californian tackled an
other IS on his card for a 70
while Leonard slipped to SO, still
good for 10, and a tie for second.
Joining Leonard at 1877 were
these five:
Arnold Palmer, Latrobe, Pa:
Walter Burkemo, Franklin, Mich;
Dave Douglas, Newark, DEL; Bud
Holscher, Apple Valley, Calf.
and George Bayer, Cincinnati.
Palmer's Putting OFF
Palmer, needing only to finish
with three pars to lead Littler
by one stroke. took bogies on
16 and 18 for 10 finish. He
missed both green's and then
was unable to drop eight-foot
puts.
The big round yesterday was
a 36-30-66 by Walt Burkemo.
the husky 37-year-old 1858 PGA
champion from Franklin, Mich.
After a par front nine he
shared seven brides in a row.
Starting at the 10th hole. He
needed only IL puts on the last
mine, canning them from 20 feet,
I12 (twice) and 10. A par finish
on Is would have tied him with
Littler, but he put ball into
some trees for one-over-par S.
Only two shots OUT of the lead
lat 1913 were Don January, abb
Ilene. Tex. and Shelley Mayf1eld.
Westbury. Long Island, N. Y.
81 Players Under Par
For 36 holes over the 6,795-
yard par-72 Cape Fear Country
Club course 81 players were un-
der par and seven more even.
Sharing the amateur lead at
$50 were 16-year-old Kinston ace
Larry Beck and Alex Ef1rd Of
Wilmington.
The cutoff point for pros was
I148, with Lionel Hebert of Erie.
Pa, missing by one stroke in his
bid to clnch one of the two open
spots in next weeks Masters at
Augusta, Ga. He shot 78 for
i149, apparently leaving the chase
iofs Dow Finsterwald of Bedford
Heights, Ohio, and Mike Fetchick
of Mahopac, NY, who were tied
lat 142.
| The leaders:
Evening star., 1956-03-31
BY the Associated Press
AMERVCAN UEACVfF
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
At Lakeland. Fla. Boston tA) VS..
Detroit (A).
At Phoenix, Ariz.. Baltimore tA) vs..
New York (N).
At Clearwater. Fla. Chicago (A) VS..
fN).
At Tucson. Ariz.. chicago tN vs..
At ST, Petersburs. Fla, New York (A)
VS., st. Louis tN).
Evening star., 1956-03-31
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Washington-Lee. 8: John Marshall, ..
George Washington at Bulls. post.
poned indefinitely.
+. Game Today
Wilson at St. Adams. 2:45.
Evening star., 1956-03-31
HOCKEY 'PLAYOFFS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Final
Detroit at Montreal tstart Of best-of-7
lseriesl
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Semifinals
Providence at Buffalo tbest-of-5 series
tiled. 1-1,
Cleveland at Pittsburgh (Pittsbursh
leads best-of-5 series, ] -0i.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Final
Clinton at New Haven New Haven
leads best-of-7 series, 2-1l.
Evening star., 1956-03-31

THE EVENING STAR A-13
Washington. D. c 80
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1886
Evening star., 1956-03-31
Continued From Page A-l2

PHOENIX, Ariz., Mar. 81 up.
John (Windy) Mccall,
who had only q 6-5 record last
season, has impressed Bill Rig
ney, New York Giants manager,
Hes been the biggest sur
prise on the staff to me-" Rigney
said. $50 far he hasn't done
anything wrong"
Evening star., 1956-03-22
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equipped; very eltan. mechanically
gooG; $685.. HUNTER MOTORS
KI. S-1333
NASH 30 Statesman: new clutch
battery. tires. etc: gas saver; SlTs
or best offer. Call JE. 4.7210 IS
NASH 1877 6-cyi.; excellent cond
$40. full price. Mr., ARTHUR
NASH 1875. Rambler hardtop: r. ant
h.. cd, . tone. green over gray
low mtleace: SOS. BOWMAN MO
TOR SALES, 1900 Ga. ave. NV
FA g. l2' y
NASH 81 Rambler eonvt. coupe; r
and h, Wv, tires; very clean;
down, SGT mo. WOLFE MOTORS
1897 Wis ave NV. EN-. 3-0l42
NASH 81 Rambler hardtop: ?. ano
b., exccp. fine cond. $3.50
JACK PRY - i4th AND p NV.
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AWNINGS REPAIRED AND sEWED,
all weiRhts. PROCTOR a. CO., Elk.
3-o81s. rear 1910 Va. ave s.w.
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|. HEL.P-WoMEN

TEACHES, white for fan terms. LIST
and znd grade. private school
Box J-Y star. 81
TEACHER. for mixed primary froupI
in. 2. Q, Box 1925. ID. c.
white, for fall; $3.50 to
5000 month. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY l341 g NV. RE. 1.393S,
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HELP--WoMEN
SECRETARY

LARGE property MANAGEMENT concern
Good typing and shorthand required
5-day, 371a-hour week. free hcspi
talization and surgical insurance
bonus plan, Apply personnel ONCE
CAFRITz CO.. 1924 x st. NV. RIM
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YOUNG MAN, is years or older,
Maryland operators license, know
ledge typinR and bookkeeping. APP
ply 1920 Cunningham dr., Whea-
ton. Md. or call IlQ A.l3nl 1a
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TILEMAN

TILE Settlers. lst-elass mechanics.
See Mr.. LATHAM. 1910 Albemarle
ST, Westmoreland Kills. Md. -