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WOMEN'S GOLF

CONGRESSIONAL chest ball
foursomes) Mrs. j. J.. Barnicle
Mrs. J. S. Myers. Mrs. ]. L. Nc
IGolrich, Mrs. w. P. Owens, best
ball IS; Mrs. Evelyn Jani, Mrs
u. L. McGrath. Mrs. L. B. Sharp
Mrs. j. P. BresSler. Sc; Mrs. Alex
ander Leggin, Mrs. C. D. Werner
Mrs. P. H. Williams. Mrs. Wen
dell Lund. 81.
WOODMONT 18-hole medal
play Mrs. Burton Ostrow, 49,
1919; Mrs. Bernard Fredland
9l-12-79; Mrs. Morris Kraft
92-11-8l; Mrs. Joseph De
Young. jr., 110-29-81.
MANOR Bunker Hill Trophy
tournament Mrs. Everett Dill
lard. 92-l4-78; Mrs. Alfred
Bridgeford, 98-19-79: Mrs
Frank Lambert. 113-33-80;
gross, Mrs. John Daily, go.
I WASHINGTON Ladies' DAY
point tournament)-Mrs. F. ]
Griffith. "a; Mrs. j. S. Connolly
80; Mrs. D. r. Monsees. 80.
ARMY-NAVY (match play VS.
par) Glass A, Mrs. c. B. Phoebus
par; Mrs. B. ]. Monyhan minus 4
Glass B, Mrs. w. A. Schoech
plus 2, Mrs. r. M. Brewer, minus
5: Glass c, Mrs. E. A. Luehman
plus 2, Mrs. o. B. Stanley, par
Best fiat nine. Mrs. J. F. David
son, Mrs. F. M. Davis.
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Rosecroft Feature Pits
Kenny J., Jay H. Tonight

Kenny J. and Jay H., who won
separate $4,000 divisions of the
Inaugural Pace feature Monday
night, will battle each other IN
the second $2,250 division of to-
nights featured ODonnell Tro-
ply Stake, the seventh race at
lRosecroft Raceway.
Jay H.. property of j. M. Davis
Iof Clayton, Del, has been given
a slight edge and is expected to
go off at 5-to-2 from the No. 2
post. while Kenny j. will be
about 3-to-1 on the rail.
/ Driven by Olin Davis, nephew
of the owner. Jay H. won his
division of the Inaugural in
I2:052s. Kenny j., owned by Paul
Nelson of Spring Valley, Ohio
made the best time of his career
at 2:0435 Monday night in an
upset over Duane Hanover
Kenny will be piloted by Harry
Miller.
Buck Minniear has the favorite
for the first division of tonight's
ODonnell Trophy, the sixth
race. He will drive 5-to-2 shot
Romola Girl,
Russ Wales Key, leading driver
of the recent Santa Anita, Calf.
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help. particularly Spencer as
Kurtz played some of his best
golf
The upper half of the draw ap-
pears the toughest and Barber
and Worthlngton may have
trouble getting started as theil
first-round opponents are Deane
Beman of Bethesda ano Jack
Sutherland of Palm Beach, Fla.
Pairings:
Championship flight:
Mai, Joe Worthington. Meadowbrook
l. l.. and 1t. Miller Barber. Sherman
Tex. 1850 VS.. Deane Beman, Bethesda
and Jack Sutherland Palm Beach. Fia
Ss d0s Ne@ In sss ReS aay Vd ss
vs., Danny Kapitan and Bill Jefries
Court House (i0D. Frank Clark ant
Bob Martino, ArSyle 49, vs., Rogel
s RoTb1Sn sMsshefda and TTaey Mehr
and Larry Murphy, Kenwood 1857 vs.
Tony Popolaski and Howard Savage
Arsyle t70l. Wynsol Spencer. Hampton
Va, and Jack Kurtz Palm Beach, Fla
s gSl prJ John JankOESk and R0Es'
Manor and Carl Lohren. Brooke Manor
1851 VS.. Frank Mailley. Court House
and Ashley Brisgs. Hampton. Va. G0l
Mike Jankowski and Gil Willett, Prince
Georges i66t VS. William Howard anc
Col Jack Dobson. Court House. Col
Jim Wernli and Cliff Eli. Naval Academy
t6A) US. Don Murphy WASHINGTON G&CC
and Myron Gerber. Indian Spring GD.
The Ills that lost IN the draw.
Bobby Brownell and Ralph Bogart
Chevy Chase: Jim HUNT and Tony Nc.
GoWan, Manor; Sonny Blackwell AND
Charles Holden Ill Belle Haven Don
Sullivan and LATE Franklin. Argyle; Bill
Summers Argyle. and Jerry Mason
bethesda Frank Mann. Belle Haven
and Jack Miller, Minneapolis: Aubrey
Evans and Bob Hawkins. Fairfax.
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ID. c. Sturs Ousted
In ACC Tennis

RALEIGH. N. c., May IL (Pl.-
The Atlantic Coast Conference
will get a new tennis champion
today in the windup of its third
annual tennis tournament.
Southpaw Bobby Green of
Duke, top-Seeded in the tourna-
ment, will play Don Thompson
of North Carolina in the singles
finals. Thompson entered the
tourney ranked third.
Defending Champion Tommy
Bradford of North Carolina was
eliminated by Lief Beck of Duke
in the quarterflnals yesterday
Bradford is from Washington,
D c.. and Beck is from Silver
Spring, Md.
Green defeated Beck, 60,
6-l. and Thompson beat Dave
Freishtat of Maryland. "a,
6-3. in seminal matches.
Green and Duke teammate
John Kopf will meet Thompson
and Pete Green of North Caro-
lima in doubles semiflnal match
today. Bradford and John Fos-
ter will play another North Caro-
line twoSome, Ed Hudgins and
Bruce GustafSon, in the other
semifinals event. The doubles
championship will follow.
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meet, made an suspicious debut
last night at Rosecroft before
l7.025 fans as ne piloted the
speedy 6-year-old Famous Han
over to an impressive one-length
victory in the $4,000 feature
Sheppard Memorial Pace.
Wales Key brought the A.
too favorite. recent winner
at Roosevelt Raceway, home with
a burst OF closing speed to over
take the 19-to-l outsider, Lou
Gallon owned and driven by the
Nations No. / amateur trainer
driver, Harris Hoyt of East
Dorset, VT.
Famous Hanover Streaked ovel
the mile in 2:043s for the fastest
time of the night. He paid So. go
1920, $3.50; Lou Gallon, $lO.40
$3.50, and the show horse, Citan
$3.50.
Another Roosevelt invader, the
4-year-old Garcia Sue. owned by
Harry Daisey. of Frankford, Del,
and driven by George Daisey
won the secondary feature, the
sixth. Garcia Sue came from
fourth in the stretch to win by
half a length and pay $500,
$3.50. $3.50.
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Cobb Gets Divorce
From Second Wife

MINDEN. New. May II R.-
Ty Cobb is single today for the
third time.
The 69-year-old former base
ball star was awarded a divorce
here yesterday from his second
wife, Frances Cass Cobb, AZ. He
charged mental cruelty in his
cross-complaint to a divorce ac-
ton she filed last year.
Mrs. Cobb had accused Ty of
drinking, violent behavior and
profanity. She had asked $500
monthly allmony and $4,000
preliminary counsel fees. She
asserted that Cobb had about
So million. He admitted having
SIS million.
Yesterday Cobb was granted
"a divorce in a brief court APP
pearance. Mrs. Cobb withdrew
her request for alimony.
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Game. with ITO. is another starter
and most handicappers give him
consideration.
Mrs. j. R. H. Thouron's LIE
Page II. lot, makes his seasonal
bow and will be ridden by War;
rem Lane and could surprise. The
outsiders are Arthur Godfrey's
Sun Ruler II, LOG; Gee NJ
Cohen's Chuck Thompson, 1l3;
Tyson M. Gilpens Arson, 1O9
and Baroda Boy.
When racing secretary j. Fred
Colwlll discovered an overflow of
entries for an extra race he
carded on the grass, he split the
event, claimer at 7 furlongs, SO
that for the first time since grass
racing was introduced in Mary.
land, three of the eight races
will be contested over the infield
course
Long-shot players with a long
memory cashed in on Gallant
Tonic at $26.80 for So in yes
terday's seventh race on the
grass. 1t was nearly a year ago
May 20. l955-that Gallant Tonic
won at Pimlico, paying S257.2O
the longest straight mutuel OF
the Maryland season.
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Charles Town Plans
Sturt on Trot Track

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May II tPl. - Charles Town
Raceway announced yesterday it
plans to begin within 80 days
construction of a SIS million
harness racing track here.
Approval for building the
track was given in Tuesdays
election by a majority of All in
a county referendum.
Ed L. Blake. of the raceway
said only completion of plans
by the engineers and surveying
of the actual site need be &C
complished before actual build
ing starts.
He said notice of hiring OF
workers would be publicizeo
locally in line with a prediction
promise that money on the prof.
ect would DC spent locally as
far as possible.
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BRAVES, 9; REDLEGs. 8

Totals IS 10 3Ol3 Totals Al !" 30 IL
Doubled for johnson in 10th
Reached first on error batting Tor
Thurman in eth.
3 Poppeed out for Harmon in 9th
Flied out for Freeman in Sth
) Popped out for Fowler in 10th.
Milwaukee OBJ quo 900 Ia
Cincinnati ll3 00l 200 0-S
Runs--Aaron to). Pafko, Thomson ct,
Bruton co.. Crandall, Covington, Robin
son C2l Bell C2), Jabionski. Kluszewski
zewski. Logan t2l. Runs batted in
Thomson go. crandali 81. Sleater t2l,
Logan C2), Mcmillan C2l, Bailey. Klus-
zewski 81, Jablonski. Robinson Two
base hits-Bell ~, Temple, Jablonski
covinpton. Three-bsse hits-Aaron. Bru-
ton 81 Home runs--Thomson, Rob.
inson, KluszeWski Mcmillan Stolen base
Mathews. sserifees-- Burdette, o'con.
nell ~. Sacrifice fiies-LoRan 90
Sus cnshnat Ley on Pass. on
Burdettc, of Slester,. = of Jetfcoat
3, Of Freeman, >; of jolly, STRUCK
out by Burdette' by sleater, ,; By
innings faced =. batters IL .rdl: of
Sleater, $ in So INNINGS; of Klippstein
IN = innings tfaced batter n 4thl;
o. % Jeiie0st, in 7 t innnss faced
innings of Fowler, ! N T. INNINGS; of
Johnson IN . inning OF, Jolly, q
inning. Runs and earned runs of
Burdette- A. Of. Sleater, A.. Of Klipp'
0.0;. OF Fowler, ..l.l; off Johnson. n-oi
of Jolly. 90 Winning pitcher John.
son n-nl Losing Ditcher--Fowler i2-3)
Time-3:04. Attendance--2l,234
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Trackn1en
Take Bi-Counfy
Title Third Year

Montgomery Blair High is the
Maryland Bi-County League
track and field champion for the
third straight year.
Blair ran up 50la points yes
terday on the Northwestern High
field to win by a comfortable
margin over its neighboring
rival, Bethesda Chevy Chase
The BaronS, who were given q
good chance of taking the title
finished with SO points. In third
was Northwestern with 3sl2. fol.
lowed by Suitland, g. and High
Point, 6.
Seven new records were set
three each by B-CC and North
western and one by Blair.
Brace Rodenhiser and Jack
Knebel. both of B-CC. set new
records in the 220 and 440, re-
spectively. while bees mile
relay team set new mark in
that event.
Northwestern's record makers
were John Claggett in the mile,
Bob Haberland in the high jump
and Charley Grandmaison in the
l80-yard low hurdles. Jerry
Roferty of Blair set new record
in the $50.
Summaries:
1oo-yard dash; 1--Boore. saitland
Decker, Blair: a-Coyer, B-CC; A.
Push REC. lOa seconds.
"20-yard dash, l-Rodenhiser, B:CC
Gibbs, Suitland: 3-Shover, Blair
4-Davis. Hiah Point 335 seconds
tnew record
44O-yard dash. 1---Knehel. B-CC: .
4-Britt, Hish Point. $50 seconds
tnew record
SS0-yard dash: 1-Roferty, Blair: p
'4-CIaseett, NV 2:03.9 tnew record
l-mile; 1-claGeetta NV; Pr
MMfiiy nSsI1 Blair; 3sert; B-cc A.
lNO-NdTu low hurdles, l-GThnU
malSon, NV: Dell, Blair: 3-Mc
Culloush. B-CC; 4--Hickey. B-CC -
seconds thew record
SSO-relay: 1--BCC tMcCullough, Milne
NaEel; RhodenG BLAIR; ;3--NW
mile relay: 1-B-CC milne. Gun
lock. .Nagel Knebel; blair, INV
3;}3 \ NEW record
Shot Up Smith, Blair: 2-Danieis
Blair Coy, NV: Richardson. High
4-.Rtchardson, High Point. AZ feet ~.
inches
Discus: l-Kuhn. NV; o-Seastrom
BsCC; Smith; Blair; 4-Kaiser. NV
1870 feet > inches.
Pole vault: Arthur. Blair; p
Steel, Blair. and Richards, High Point
tie; 4-Wainscott, High Point, anC
Bendit. NV, tie. 10 feet.
High Jump; l-Haberland NV; p
Benitez. NV, and Hartman. NV, tie
4-Green, Blair. ) feet 10 inches (nev
record
Broad lump: l--Kuehne, NV; .
Gerber. Blair 3-Ricketts, Blair. A.
Baldwin, Blair. 2u feet 4 inches.
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Eastern Nearing
IFS Sixth Title
BY BOB HANSON

Eastern, which has won five
Interhigh League baseball cham.
pionships in the last seven years
and Anacostia. current titlist
both figure to be in the play
offs next month.
The Ramblers have Tech anc
Chamberlain to play on success.
sive Fridays while Anacostis
closes out it's league schedule
against Phelps Wednesday, May
%.
Eastern clobbered Spingarr
yesterday. 21-5. to stay ahead
in the East Division, while Ana.
costa shut out Chamberlain
100.
The Ramblers banged 10 hits
including three homers while the
Indians coasted behind the ef-
fective pitching of their big
highlander. 6-foot-2. 2l5-pouno
Craig Anderson. Anderson is
responsible for all of Anacostia s
league victories.
In othre league games Bell
won its first. nosing out Coolidge
in the last inning. 2-1; Roose-
welt defeated Western, 6-3. with
Demetre Koutras, the winning
pitcher, contributing a home run
and Tech topped Phelps. To, on
Miles Cooks three-hitter.
Wilson remained unbeaten in
the West Division as Jim Eich-
berg threw a one-hitter in beat
ing Dunbar, 60. The lone hit
off Eichberg was made by Pitcher
Willie Jones, who singled over
third with two out in the last
inning.
Elsewhere in the area Mount
Vernon retained its top position
in the Northern Virginia League
with an 11-4 victory over Wake
field: Washington-Lee renamed
in contention with 1872 victory
over Annandale and George
Washington edged Falls Church
5-4.
Blackie Bruner pitched a two
hitter as Landon won over Cen
zaga, 4-3, and Episcopal took it;
third game in IL starts with
SO shutout over Georgetown
Prep. Mclean evened its season
record at SIS with an ga decision
over Fairfax.
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MAJOR LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMEhIlAN LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 80 at-hats)-

AMEhIlAN LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 50 hatsl-Man-
tie, New York, 400: Boyd. Baltimore,
$50; Maxwell Detroit. Gerncrt, Bos-
ton. and Slaughter, Kansas City. 357.
RUNS-.Mantle. New York. "a Berra,
/ New York, 10: Bauer. New York and
ington Is
RUNE BATTED IN-Mantle, New York.
/ rs, Berra. New York, "a; Lemon.
WASHINGTON 20: Bauer. New York,
/ ~; Wertz, Cleveland Kaline.. Detroit,
ana Simpson. Kansass City, 16
HITs-Mantie. New York. "a; futile
1 Detroit, and Berra. New York. 29:
! kucnn. etroit. and Olson. Washing
DOUBLES Goodman, Boston. o; Kuenn
AND futile. Detroit. and Runnels,
4 washington, z; flve players tied with g.
I players tied with ..
HOME RINs--Mantle, New York. II;
/ Berra New York. 10; Bauer, New
/ York. q; Gernert Boston, Maxwell,
Detroit and Lemon. Washington 6.
STOLEN BASES - Philley;, Baltimore.
! Bauer and Mantle New York, and
/ Runnels Washington. Q
lPIrCHING-Ford New York. so, 900;
sullivan and Sisler. Boston, Hoeft,
Detroit Burtschy. Kansas City, and
Larsen and Grim. New York. 20,
STRIKEOUTS--Pascusl Washington, Al:
Score, Cleveland, 80; Ford. New York,
more. pa
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 30 at batsl-Bru-
LON on;,, MiIiSSssukf for 4op Repulski' g.
Bailey. Cincinnati ,4O4; Boyer, st.
RUNSwRobinson and Post. Cincinnati
~; Jablonski' Cincinnati and Thomas,
Pl,t,iSsnprsh' 10; six players tied
RUN" BBAaTTED M-Jablonski. c,nc,n.
natl, and Musial and Boyer, St Louis,
Is; Thomas Pittsburgh. 16; Post.
HITsSLons Pittsbursh. 81; Boyer. st,
Moon; st; Louis, IS; Robinson, Gnu N"
DoUBIEszDark New York. Q: Bell.
Walls Pittsburgh, 6; Csstelman, New
/ YORK sbuI Moon, St. Louis and Ions.
,TRIPLEs.Bruton. Milwaukee, 6: Rob.
S!s;son, ,gToOkslyH. Landrith., Chicago.
RittsbuTgh, and Musiai. St. Louis, e 3.
Thomas, Pittsburgh. s.; Banks. Chi.
zewski, Cincinnati and Long. Pitts.
STOLEN BAsEs-Mays, New York. and
PITCHING : freeman and Lawrence.
Cincinnati, and Poholsky.. St. Louis.
kee, and Mcdaniel and Schmidt. " ST. ST.
sTRIKEoUTSIFrie Pittsburgh. q5:
Craig. Brooklyn, and Mizell, st Louis.
iPhiladslphia and SPAIN, MiiWsu:;
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BY DICK SLAY

Al Haringer. Westinghouse
High track coach, believes 80
points will win the Virginia
Group championships at Will
liam and Mary next week end
and he'll take just dozen boys
to Williamsburg to try to reach
that total
1t was this dozen, plus Dave
Letter. who gave WI its Sec
ond straight championship in
the Northern District meet yes
terday. The Generals ran up
AZ points in the Is events held
on the WI track, while second
place CIV scored 1874.
Last year WI compiled a
much higher total in the district
meet with five teams competing
and sent larger team to win the
State championships. But, like
the district meet yesterday, Har-
ringer expects the State meet
to- be much more balanced this
time with such as CIV, CRANKY
of Norfolk, Lane of Charlottes-
vile, Thomas Jefferson of Rich
mond and Jefferson Senior of
Roanoke all battling with the
Generals for the team trophy.
Behind WI and CIV yester-
day came Wakefield, 1891 points;
Falls Church. II: Mount Vernon,
1879; Fairfax. 9. and Annandale
2. The summaries:
2. Jackie Petit NV; Z. Jack Dempsey
We'll g. John Dooson. WI. Time, lOa
eao-yard dash Dempsey. WI: .
Young, Annandale Time, ....5 second.
inject record
4io-yard rum Charles Charley
T T 4im vi se Gary Fr mssa Spc
ORD
Ss0-yard ruin. Frank Colyatta
WI, :, Sam Ellis, Fairfax. 3. Chalk
ley. W q, carlin Rideely. CIV. Time
Ia inject record.
Mile run Ellis; +: .. Joe Gram
4, Georse Cochran. W Time 4 f35'
.l20-yard hish hurdeS--l Dick Kine
CIV ., steve Oconnell. WI: 3, Bill
johnson, W 4 Bob Gsrda. CIV Time
1916 seconds,
lso;yaTd low hurdles. Garda
CIV :. King, CIV; 3, Oconnell, WI:
4, Boo BeaH. NV Time. IL, seconds
Mile relay. Wsshington-Lee Mike
Turner. .Leeare. Csvaloia. Dobson !.
George WASHINGTON; B. Wakefield: 4
Fairfax. Time 3.3a4
Shot putt Barclay Greenwood
W. L., Dave Leffler. WI. Distance. 81
feet ! inches
Discus--.i. Tom Kaufman. NV: ..
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PIRATES, 6; PILLS, 5

Totals 33 ska : Totals 80 - IL
None out when winning run scored
! Walked for Face IN 9Th
Ran for Cole In 18th
3 Flied out for Kine In It'll
Sineled for ARROYO In nth.
PHILADELPHIA 0l0 100 n00--l
Pittsburgh 600 OU' Uhf--t
Runs Hammer. Blaylock, Ennis Jones,
Kazanski. Freese Walls, Groat n
O'Brlcn Kray!tZ clementc Runs bat'ed
in Emit, Ashhurn. Hammer Blaylock
(a), Long Thomas, Krayita ~ Three
base hit--.Jones Home runs. Ennis
Blaylock. Rrayitz Stolen base Ennis
Sacrihces-- NeRray, Meyer Double plays
--Blaylock to Hammer Hammer to ka-
PHILADELPHIA. p Pittsburgh, y Bases on
bslls--of NePray, 4 on Never. 9 %
Law 3; on Arroyo, |. STRUCK out.-By
Neeray. g BY Meyer. 2: by Law, . by
Face. by Kins. ! by Arroyo, J., Hits
5 in innings; of Law. ) IN D innings;
of Face, in q innine; of Kine q In
innine; of Arroyo in innings
Runs and earned runs--Of Nesray, 20;
OF Never, 40 on Law, 3-3; of Face.
- of Klne, 90. OF Arroyo. 90. Wild
pitch--Law Winning pitcher--Arroyo
ll-0l Losing piteher-Meyer t2-l),
Time-2 40. Attendanee--l7,606.
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Leonard and FinsterwoId
Heed Field at St. Louis

Iof Bedford Heights. Ohio, held
the first-round lead with a par
wrecking IS, but took a II on
the second round when his put
ter went sour. He three-putted
two greens.
Leonard. a compactly- built
golfer who started tournament
golf only a year ago. rang up
six brides and II pars to pull
into the tie after an opening
round of SO.
Finsterwald figures it will take
about 274, IA under par. to win
lfirst-prize money of $4,000 in the
72-hole tournament, which winds
up tomorrow. The second day Of
action again was played under
strong winds at Sunset Country
TI1r,h
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z Area Soccer Teams
To Play British Sailors

Two all-star teams represent
ing the District and Maryland
Soccer Association will play a
picked team from the British
cruiser Inns Saint Austell Bay
and Inns Morcombe Bay in
games at Baltimore starting at
/ pm. tomorrow. The games will
be played at Kirk avenue stadi-
UNI. one block north of East
Twenty fifth street.
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earned, sewed it up against
Istarter-loser Ruben Gomez. Ray
Katt's two-run homer for the
Giants in the second had tied it
at 2-all. Roger Craig struck out
eight and gave six hits for his
third victory.
Roy Campanella was back in
action after sitting out a week
with charley horse. He singled
twice, driving in two runs.
Kravitz' big blow climaxed the
Pirates uphill grind after homers
by Del Ennis and Marv Blaylock
had helped manufacture a So
Phillle lead. Luis Arroyo, late of
the Cardinals. was the winner in
relief. Reliefer Jack Meyer,
Kravitz' victim. was the loser as
Philadelphia dropped its eighth
in a row.
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EiffeI Blue Fuvorite
In Withers Stake Toduy

NEW YORK. May IL (P.-
Eiffel Blue. who romped to a
12-length victory in the Green
vale purse last Monday. was the
overnight favorite to win the
Withers Stakes today at Jamaica
Altogether IL Swear -olds. in
Guiding seven eligibles for the
Preakness at Pimlico next Sat-
urday. were entered for the
nationally televised and broad
cast race from 4:30-5 pm. THE
race will be seen in Washington
on WTOP-TV, Channel o.
The Withers. dripping with
tradition since it was inaugurated
in 1874 at Jerome Park. is at a
mile and one-sixteenth this year
Previously the distance was
mile.
Eiffel Blue is one of the Freak
ness eligibles. The others are
Golf Ace. Lawless. Beau Diable
Will of Allah, Born Mighty and
Irish Love.
Son of Erin. Frosty Mr., oh
Johnny and Mr.. Am. completed
the field. All carried 126 pounds
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Lafayette Wins Title
In Recreation Truck

Lafayette Playground track
men, had too much depth and
balance for their rivals yester-
day in winning eight individual
title to take the Region "a"
Recreation Department cham
pionship. Lafayette scored 40
points while Georgetown notched
IL, Stoddert. 4; Macomb. 8: jan
ney. 3, and Mann and Montrose.
l each.
Alvin Einhorn in the standing
broad Jump, Barry Coopersmith.
l50-yard dash, and Garry Traus-
trum. running broad jump, were
outstanding for the victors. Mike
Holloran of Chevy Chase re-
tanned his high jumping crown.
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St. Johns Easy Winner
In Catholic T rack Meet

st. Johns High, which de-
throned Carroll yesterday al
Georgetown University to wir
the second annual Catholic
League track meet sponsored BY
the Knights of Columbus, APP
pears well fortified for a possible
repeat next year.
The Cadets piled up 76 points
to "a for Carroll and 8 for Con-
zaga. They won nine of 10 events
losing only the broad jump
taken by Reggie Johnson Of Car
roll, the defending champion
Priory and Georgetown Prep
failed to score.
One of the performers return
ing to St. Johns next year is
John Haley, who set records in
the 100 and 220-yard dashes and
placed second in the broad jump
Others counted on next year in
clude Bob McGrath, winner of
the mile; Bob Lee, first in the
$50, and Rusty Scheewe, who sci
a record in the high jump.
The Cadets will lose two tor
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WI Track Team Sets Sights
On Repeat of Group Title

Greenwood. FC; 8, Dennis Damon. WI.
4. Stacey McMarlin .Annandale Dis
lance, l41 feet. 8 inches
Broad jump.-1, Dempsey. WI;
Jack Lantz, CIV; 3, Matt Murray. &c
4. Bob Jacobs, w. Distance. 90 feet
IL inch.
High jump Jim Harrill WI
,, Charles Davis. WI: 3. Pat Grafton
dleton w; Wayne Smith. W: Bob Fowl
er. CIV. four-way tie. Heights. & feet
even inject recortll.
Pole. vault, John Chadderdon, &c
and Glenn Gray, NV. tie. Heighth, II
feet, 3 inches,