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HOCKEY SCORES

BY the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 3. Detroit /
Chicago L. Boston
AMERICAN LEAGCE
Providence 8, Springfield 3 "
Cleveland 7, Buffalo 4
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE =
Fort Wayne q, Grand Rapids l
Troy /, Indianapolis q
Toledo Marion G. Cincinnati
EASTERN LEAGUE,
New Haven 4, Baltimore g
Johnstown 3, Clinton !
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Flock Has Secret to Winning
Doytonu Grand National Race

And I'm not telling anybody what
lit is"
Tim covered the 1872 miles In
Yesterdays race at an average
speed of 90.83 miles per hour
despite big starting field OF
l78 which crowded the track
Rain made conditions difficult
and two laps were run at a
lsnail's pace under the yello
caution flag because Of crack
ups.
Flock drove a 1856 Chrysler
Boob and led every lap except
three, when he was in the pitts
for fuel. His share of the $13.-
$50 purse was $4.025. Myers,
lin new Mercury. pocketed
I$2,375.
Perhaps the most surprising
element of the race-shortened
by 8 miles because of an in
looming tide--was the third
place finish of Ralph Moody Of
DANA, Fla. Moody's 1856 Ford
Tipped completely over early in
the race when he nit a Tough
spot coming off the beach into
the north turn.
Russell Truelove of Water
bury. Conn, tipped over six
times in his car at the north
turn He walked away from the
car but was hospitalized pending
an X-ray check for a possible
back injury.
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Inivicular bone when he fell after
going up for a layup with 8 min
utes to go in Saturday nights
victory over Wake Forest. DR..
Harer said the wrist would have
to remain in a cast six weeks.
The Wolfpack has a 6-foot-11
center in Bob Seitz who probably
will fill in for Shavlik, However,
iSeitz is no match for Shavlik in
scoring, rebounding or moving,
and Case may start one OF his
shorter players and concentrate
on the teams speed. Seitz is
averaging ga points per game,
but most of his scoring has been
done against the weaker oppo-
inents. He did not score against
Wake Forest Saturday night.
+ Terps Threat to Big Four
| If North Carolina and Wake
Forest win first-round games,
they will meet in the semifinals.
They split their home-and-ho home
series. Carolina probably would
be a slight favorite, although
Wake Forest is one of the best
pressure teams in. the country,
The Deacons almost always do
well in the tournament. .,. -
Maryland is the only team con-
ceded a chance of breaking UP a
Big -Four monopoly of the semi
finals.
In the Dixie Classic this sea-
son, the Big Four teams were
paired against Oregon State,
Wyoming, Minnesota and Villa
nova in the first round, and all
four of the Carolina teams made
the semif1nals.
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z DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Feb.
81 P).-There's a secret to driv-
ing on Daytona's 4.1-mile beach
and road race course-but Tim
Flock is keeping it to himself.
The 31-year-old Atlanta stock
car Jockey won his third straight
race over the sand and black
topped oval yesterday. finishing
81 seconds ahead of Billy Myers
of Germanton. N. c., in MAS
CARS Grand National cham
pionship for late-model stock
cars.
Friday Flock won a race for
sportsman and modified autos
A year ago he won his first
Grand National, annual climax
to the speed weeks program OF
the National Association for
Stock Car Auto Racing.
Declaring he can get more
straightaway speed from a car
on the sand than most drivers,
the father of five said:
"It's because / have a little
secret. 1t took me a long time
driving on this beach to find it.
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SENATORS
Continued From Page ALI

Continued From Page ALI
lsistently. and anybody who can
do that is going to win"
A sturdy sort. spreading 1876
pounds over 6-foot-l frame
Grob is the son of a Cross Plains
tWisJ dairy farmer and has
Clipped in on the chores de-
Imanded by 800 acres and swarms
Iof cattle His father. a former
amateur pitcher. gave Connie
his first baseball instructions
Grob recently returned from
Venezuela, where he lost two OF
three decisions with Caracas. He
later switched to Maraciabo in
the Occidental League to win Z
lose 8.
81 think can make this club.
Connie says. If I don't. it isn't
going to be due to lack of effort
They're going to get everything
Il have"
NOTES: Occasional rain and
,murky skies didn't slow up the
Senators yesterday. =. Dresser
kept them busy for four hours
Chuck was darting here and
there. recommending slight al
Iterations in the pitching styles
of Grob, Bob Wiesler and Dick
BrodowSki.
Pete Runnels Joined the work
out. - The entire squad vii,
work out Thursday, unless First
Baseman Roy Sievers, Catcher
Clint Courtney and Infieldei
Tony Roig remained unsigned
and unless. the Senators Cuban
delegation reports late, as is GUS
tomary. with an assortment OF
excuses.
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.zahariasGo|f
To Miss RawIs

SARASOTA, Fla. Feb. q up.
Betsy Rawls. who held a six
stroke lead going into the finals
needed all of it to edge Betty
Dodd by one stroke for top mon
ey in the Babe Zaharias Cancer
Fund golf tournament.
Miss Rawls shot II yester-
day, her worst round of the tour
nament, but won 5000 with hel
72-hole total of 29l.
Miss Dodd, of San Antonio
Tex. shot a three-under-par Y
and finished with a birdie on the
18th hole. She won $500.
1t was the second winter tour
victory fof Miss Rawls. the
Spartanburg. S. c.. pro also Won
at Tampa.
Mrs. Zaharias attended the
prize awarding ceremonies and
accepted a deed to 20 acres In a
Sarasota development for the
fund.
Low scorers and money WIN
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Eddie Stevens to Manage
Alexandra Golf Ronqe

Eddie Stevens, who has been
teaching and playing pro at
Manor Country Club for the past
year. has signed as pro-manager
of the Arlandria Driving Range
at Mount Vernon avenue and
Glebe road, Alexandria.
Billy urges. new coach Of the
Washington Senators, is part
owner of the range.
Stevens, who was pro at the
Fort Belvoir course for three
years prior to last season, will
take over his new post March Is.
Eddie was assistant pro at Manor
for a number of years. spent sew
eral years in the service. and
then worked with the Wilson Co.
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IF BOTH WIN (OR LOSE TONIGHT
IIIinois-lowo to Decide
BIG Ten Title Saturday

q tie for the Big Seven title BY
beating Missouri Saturday and
can take the championship ri!
by itself should Colorado t5-3)
lose to either Iowa State tonight
or Kansas Friday.
Both the Atlantic Coast and
Southern conferences will decide
their champions in tournaments
starting Thursday.
st. Louis Can Tie
Wichita's 82-72 upset of Hous-
ton last Saturday gave st. Louis
a lifeline in the Missouri Valley
Whereas a victory over Wichits
would have given Houston the
undisputed title. it now win have
to settle for a share If st. Louis
can beat Oklahoma AIM Sat.
urday. Houston and st. Louis
will split NCAA-NTT' berths.
Utah, after beating Brigham
Young and Utah State last weel
end, must beat either Colorado
AIM Thursday or Wyoming
Saturday for a second straight
Skyline title.
In the Border, it's Texas West
ern t7-3), New Mexico A&Nl
t6-3l or Texas Tech, t6-4. Tech
plays host to Western tonight
and the Aggies Wednesday.
The winner will meet Southern
Methodist in the NCAA playotfs
SMU won its second straight
Southwest title by beating run
nerup Arkansas Saturday, 80-72
and can become the first. te
sweep the league since l947 by
beating Rice tomorrow. j,
Elsewhere. top ranked .Sar
Francisco can run its major col.
lege record to 40 straight vic
tories against College of Pacific
tomorrow and Pepperdine Fri.
day.
st. Joseph's (Pa.) can cincf
an NCAA berth as the Mid-At.
lantic representative by beating
Muhlenberg Wednesday and LAT.
ayette Thursday.
The Ohio Valley Conference
also claiming an NCAA entry
may wind up In a three-way tx
that would call for playoff mex
week. Tennessee Tech Is TO ant
meets Kentucky Western g.;
with two to gol tomorrow. More
head has completed its schedule
at 7-3.
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ACC

INV
Continued From Page Ala
for this one like they did the
IN. c. State game they won In
surprise fashion two weeks ago.
by Thursday night hope
we know that Duke personnel sc
we'll we'll know every move they
make" Millikan said yesterday
We must have one of our good
nights. but if we do we can beat
them"
And while Millikan commiser-
ated with Case over the loss Of
Shavlik. he feels Maryland would
have a real good chance of beat.
ing the Wolfpack if they meet II
the semifinals. Even withou
Shavlik, N. c. State should hav,
little trouble getting by Clemson
in the first round.
Losing a boy like Shavlik il
Ia terrible thing to happen to {
team before a big tournament.
IMillikan said. Il sent Case {
telegram because / feel badl.
about it, too. But tliey definitel,
won't be the same team withou
him.
Shavlik. 6-foot-8 senior from
Denver, Colo, has been aver
aging 1875 points a game ant
snagging rebounds at the ratt
of 20 a game. He was recently
picked unanimously by the
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers
Association as a choice for ALI
America honors.
Naturally I'm disappointed.
Shavlik said yesterday at Ra-
leigh. but it's just one of those
things. l wanted to play in
the tournament and had beer
invited to play in the East West
games In New York and Kansas
City. had even thought about
giving the Olympic team a whirl
Nov I don't know. I'll just
have to wait and see and take
things as they come" he added
DR.. Eugene Harer, N. c. State
team physician. said Shavlik sui
& ed a clean fracture of the
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ROOFING FOR GoNZAGA
St. Johns in New Role
ForCothoIic Title Come

rush that Just about iced the
game for st Anthony, out Larry
Wheeler topped everyone with 20
points. Don Ralph was high fo1
Prtory with II. The TONES ended
their schedule with an B. 8
record.
In the second game, st. Johns
played one OF its rare games
with a man-to-man defense, fig
uring that was the vest strategy
Ito upset Carloll's deliberate 1t.
tack. The deciding factor. how
ever, was the febounding OF Al
| Camacho in the second nalf.
Carroll stuck with the John.
MES for the first two quarters
leading by three points on one
occasion but trailing at inter
mission, 1926. The Lions came
within one point of a tie just
after halftime and rallied to 46.
40 midway in the fourth quarter
Sheehan Impressive
/ Jim Collins, who missed a, sur
Iprising number of shots in thu
first half, then stole the bal
for two points and little Puddy
Sheehan made a three pointer
which put ST. Johns ahead b.
III. At 53-42, Carroll turned or
a full court press and the John.
MES coasted home by stalling
the game.
Sheehan probably topped al
his previous performances, this
season-offensively and defen-
sively-and scored 20 points
Collins sank IA. eight In the last
quarter. jim Howell and Dick
Petrillo both got IL to lead Car
rolls individual scoring.
The st. John's-Carroll game
also brought to a close the first
season of the Baltimore Wash
lington Catholic League. The
Johnnies clinched first place last
Sunday. Those final standings
read: st. Johns, I'll; Mount st
Joseph. A.: Carroll. SIS; Calvert
Hall. 3-5, and Loyola, SIS.
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Eagles and Gu
Survive Frantic
Finish in MD

After what was probably the
most frantic week of basketball
In Mason Dixon Conference his.
tory, eight teams, including
Catholic U. and American u.
have settled into their proper
slots for the championship tour
nament starting Thursday al
Catholic University.
In Thursdays f1rst-rouno
games, Catholic U. plays Hamp-
den-Sydney and American U
plays Roanoke. Gu and Hamp-
den-Sydney did not play each
other this season, while AU de-
feated Roanoke. 1893. in thei,
one meeting.
1t was an interesting week
that set UP the tournament line
ups. capped by AUS surprising
1871 upset Saturday night ovel
Loyola, previously unbeaten in
the conference.
Hopkins Tumbles
A week ago, AU was trying
to figure some way of making
even eighth place In the tourna-
ment. AS it was. the Eagles fin
ished tied for fourth. Bridge
water, which as late as last
Friday appeared out Of It, took
that eighth place, and Johns
Hopkins, at one point the con-
ference leader and in fourth
place as late as last Monday
dropped completely out.
Washington College, third
last Monday. finished seventh;
Hampden-Sydn ninth last
Monday. wound up tied with Al
for fourth. and Roanoke, tiec
for sixth a week ago. took third
Even Catholic u. the host
school, wasn't certain OF a place
in its own tournament. holdins
only eighth place last Monday
Mechanically. the Cardinals
could have been blown com.
pletely away, but as it was. they
took sixth place.
American and Hampden sgd
ney had to flip a coin for thu
fourth seeded place. with ch'
Virginia school the winner. Aftel
that, pairings for first roune
opponents we're drawn from ;
hat instead of making 1-8. 2-7
etc. pairings as is the custom IL
most other conferences
Pairings for Thursday
The lineups for Thursda;'
first-round games at Gu nov
are:
Sis p.m.--Loyola W agains
Washington College ID.
6:55 p.m.-Mount st. Mary
(2) against Bridgewater 49,.
8:35 pm. - Hampton Sydne!
cited for ~ against Catholic
u. go.
1915 pm. - Roanoke g.
against American U. ftied Tor A.
For Friday night semifinals
the Hampden Sydney VS.. CT
winner plays the Loyola VS.
Washington winner, and tn
Mount st. Mary's Bridgewate
winner plays the AU-Roanok,
winner
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Freeman Leeds Win
BY Institute of Health

Ellsworth Freeman hit for 80
points to lead National Institute
of Health to a $3.50 victory over
the Poolesyille Rangers yester-
Ida yin a Montgomery County
Adult Recreation League basket
ball game.
In other games, Bethesda Mer-
chants defeated Olney Mer-
chants, 66-55, and Rockville Sup
Iply swamped the Tom Oyster
Associates team, 1886.
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BY the Associated Press

The showdown is scheduled
this week in the Big Ten basket
ball race and If Illinois and
Iowa are up to form in games
against lightly regarded oppon-
ents tonight, their meeting at
Iowa City Saturday before a
national television audience will
decide the title.
Ohio States upset of Illinois
last Saturday spoiled the Illini's
perfect record in the conference
and dropped them into a tie
with Iowa for the lead at 10
victories and single loss each.
Tonight Illinois is at home to
Minnesota and Iowa plays host
to Northwestern. setting the
stage for the tie-breaker In the
event both fayorites win or both
lose.
The kettle also is boiling in
the Southeastern Conference,
with Alabama needing a victory
over Tennessee tonight to clinch
at least share Of the title. The
Crimson Tide then can take its
| first championship since 1884
outright by winning either of Its
remaining two games.
vandy, Kentucky Standing by
Alabama capped a revolt
against Kentucky's l1-year reign
last Saturday by walloping the
Wildcats, lo7-77. for its 18th
straight league victory. Wander
bilt. at l1-2. and Kentucky. 1872,
are in position to move in should
'Bama falter in the stretch.
/ Even should Alabama win the
Southeastern title, however, it
is unlikely that 1t would repre-
sent the conference in the NCAA
tournament, since Its entire first
five players are four-year men
and consequently ineligible for
tourney play.
Also to be decided this week
are championships In the Pacific
Coast, Big Seven. Atlantic Coast
Southern. Missouri Valley. Sky
line. Border and Ohio Valley con-
ferences.
| UCLA d2-0) can get at worst
a share of the Pee title by split
ting a Friday Saturday pair
with California 1922, and can
win 1t all with a sweep.
Kansas State t8-2) can clinch
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before taking the Fort Belvoir
job.
Last year, he returned to Manor
to work with his brother. Clagett,
who. is the Manor pro.
Stevens will manage the Ar
llandria. range, do most of the
teaching. and represent it in the
Monday pro events and other
sectional tournaments
The Arlandria Range. biggest
lin this area, opened last fall
with rs tees and a miniature
course.
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BY DICK sLAY

st. Johns, which seldom has
cause to root for Gonzaga. will
be doing just that week from
Friday when its longtime rival
plays DeMatha for the Catholic
League basketball championship
The Johnnies wrapped UP Sec
ond place in Division ! yesterday
with a 59-47 victory over Carroll
and. following the Washington
Lee Invitational tournament this
week, the only plum left for them
is a spot In the Knights Of CO.
llumbus tourney March 1913.
If DeMatha upsets Gonzaea
March 8, both teams will go into
the K of C event. But If Gonzaga
triumphs, as expected, st. Johns
gets a crack at DeMatha for the
right to join GonZaga n the
third annuaj tournament The
Jnhnnies were finalists last year,
losing to st. AIMS of New 'ork
City in the championship game,
League Schedule Ends
The Catholic League wound
up it's schedule yesterday with
a double-header at DeMatha S
gym. the st. Johng-C Carroll game
closing the program In the first
game, st. Anthony tied George
town Prep for second place N
Division II by defeating Priory.
57-44.
Coach Tom Cassidy + st.
Anthony told his team he
wanted a 15-point lead by half
time. and they delivered, ?0-l5.
But me TONES had a real slow
start and didn't catch Priory
until the end of the first quarter
at go
Dave Wilson scored Line of his
IA points in a second-quarter
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King MaYPush
'DeIanY toFastel
Time in Mile

/ NEW YORK. Feb. 81 (R.-
Ron Delany, the arnbling Irish
man from Villanova, still might
get some competition in his mile
Ijaunts before the indoor track
season ends.
i George King, a 13o-pound
senior from New York Univer-
sity, has entered the mile in the
knights of Columbus Games
Saturday. He won the IC-4A
Itwo.mile last Saturday, running
the last quarter in a breath
taking 59.2 seconds.
/ Even in his heyday, Greg Rice,
probably the most consistent
Itwo-miler IN modern times. never
hustled so fast in the final quar-
ter. Kings final clocking was
I9:07 and it broke the meet rec
ord Of 9:07.2 set by Dick Church
Iof Syracuse IN 1850.
| Sees Time Under 4:10
king is ready right now for
ia 4:06 or 4:0S mile" said his
Igrizzled coach. Emil Won Filing,
today. II guarantee the Knights
Iof Columbus mile will be under
i4:l0"
!! Delany has been showing a
fine finishing kick all season. but
with Yves Santee banned, he
hasn't had much competition,
Week in and week out he loafs
along. then turns on the heat in
1.-THE find quarter. <.
King, who won the mile in The
Washington Star Games in
Alb, is no loafer, and If he
sets a fast pace, Delany will be
forced to keep up with him.
I'm not predicting he'll beat
EDelany.' Won Filing said. But
he'll sure give Ron quite a race. -
In addition. Jim Bailey, the
NCAA champion from Oregon.
by way Of Australia. will make
his first indoor start. He likes to
run in front and has done 4:05.6
outdoors.
Manhattan Takes Title
Manhattan won the IC-4A
title with 36 points to "a for
Villanoya. 1t was a close battle
all the way. Coach George East
ment spread his forces thin to
cope with the individual VII
lanova stars. AS 1t turned out,
Manhattan won only two events
and Villanova five. The Wild
cats had no depth.
The Jasper winners were Len
Moore In the broad jump (2a
feet, 5l2 inchesl and Ken Ban.
Itum in the shotput (55 feet
i6a4 inchesl. The Villanova vic.
TORS were Charlie Jenkins in the
900 d:1l.9l, Delany in the mile
(4:ll4), Phil Reavis in the high
Jump (6-5}. Don Bragg in the
pole vault (l5-2l and the one.
mile relay team t3:l9.6l,
I John Haines of Penn equaleo
the world indoor 60-yard. dash
record of 81 both in the semi
final and final. Arnie Sowell Of
Pitt won the 1000 in 2:13.5
anchored the two-mile relay
team which set a meet record
Iof TAO. and finished in a third.
place tie in the broad Jump with
IA 22-feet, liz Inch effort. Roc
Perry OF Penn State took the
'i6o-yard hurdles In 10. and A
Hall Of Cornell tossed the IS.
pound weight 50 feet. 8la inches
a meet record.
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1NBA STANDINGS
BY the Associated Press

ToNIGHT's SCHEDULE
ST. Louis vs.. New York at Fort wayne
Syracuse at Fort Wayne
LAST NJGHT'Ss RESULTS
Boston all, Rochester 100
Philadeiphia 81, Syracuse IS
St Louis 1903. New York IS
Fort Wayne 95, Minneapolis 80
SATURDAYS RESULTS
St Louis 90. New York 80
Fort Wayne o.. Rochester az