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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20
Junior Golfers
Get Calendar

Frank Emmett yesterday an
nounced dates and sites of a
majority of the events on the
1857 junior golf calendar. topped
by the previously announced
USGA junior championship at
Manor Club July 1920.
The area schedule for the
juniors includes a major change
in the Marvin Worsham Me-
mortal Match Play Champion
ship at Bethesda Country Club.
For the last six years this event
has been held Labor Day week,
but in 1857 has been shifted to
June 1927.
The seventh annual Simpson
Cup matches. competition be-
tween the outstanding junior
golfers of the District and the
province of Ontario. will be held
July 1914 at Columbia Coun-
try Club.
The District will be host to
the USGA junior for the second
time. The second annual tourna-
ment was held at Congressional
in l949. and won by Gay Brewer,
now a promising youngster on
the PEA circuit.
April through June-scholastic team
matches
Msy ii-l2--Events at all clubs tc
support junior golf.
June 2l-Maryland Junior at Baiti.
more &C: .5-2T-Worsham Memoria,
Junior Open al Bethesda
July 2-USGA Junior sectional qualify
inc at Chevy Chase; 5--Fort Meade
Junior Open. a--United States Junior
Chamber of Commerce Junior champion.
ship. qualifying. Bethesda area boys al
bethesda &C. Silver Spring juniors al
Argyle and District juniors at Indian
Spriny lJ-i4--Simpscn Cup matches
az Columbia: 15-2O--USGA junlnr cham
p.onship at Manor: 24-ati--Maryluno
State Jsycee finals as club to be
announced ao-3l Bethesda Optimists
Junior championship
August Middle Atlantic JUNO,
at Green Spring Valley; 2S-30--District
'unior at Woodmont.
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ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 10
(R.-Bob Cousy dropped in 80
points tonight as the Boston
Celtics broke open a tight game
in the final 10 minutes for q
97-83 victory over the slumping
Rochester Royals.
The teams were tied at 69-all
after 3 minutes of fourth-period
play when Cousy tipped in an
uninterrupted string of five
points to give Boston the lead
for keeps.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (P).-The
Knickerbocker kids" aided by
veterans. Sweetwater Clifton and
Dick MCGUIRE, moved the Knicks
into second place in the Eastern
Division of the MIA tonight as
they STAYED off a late Fort Wayne
rally to defeat the Pistons, 1922
100.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 10 R.-
The 1857 National Rowing
Championships were awarded to
Philadelphia for July 1921, and
the American Scholastic Rowing
Regatta to Washington. D. c.,
for May rs. at the 18th annual
meeting of the National Associa-
ton of Amateur Oarsmen at the
New York Athletic Club today.
The 1858 national regatta also
was tentatively set for Philadel-
phia as part of the Schuylkill
Nays Tooth anniversary cele-
bration which will feature the
first world championship.
Jack T: Franklin of Alexan-
dria. Va, was reelected for a
third year as president of the
NAAO. Ernest II. Bayer of Phil
adelphia was named vice presi-
dent. L. Perry Manning of De-
troit, treasurer; Francis H. Lud-
wig, Philadelphia, secretary, and
c. Leverich Brett, Newark, pub
lie relations officer.
Charles Butt, Washington; Err
win Conrad, Buffalo; Victor H.
Wehmeier. Detroit, and Brett,
were reelected to three-year
terms on the executive commit
tee.
Regatta dates approved we're:
May is,; stotesbury CUP REGATTA,
Association Memorial Day Regatta at
June is. New York A. C. Regatta at
Pelham Bay; June 81. schuylkill Navy
July 4. Peoples Resatta at Phiiadei-
phia.
August II, NYRA Metropolitan Cham
pionships at Travers Island; August IS.
Presidents Cup at Washington.
September ] Middle States (piace not
hxedl; September =, Puffelo; September
s, Riverside B. C. Resatta at Cambridge
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Betsy Raw|s
Leads at Tampa

TAMPA. Jan. 10 (P.-Betsy
Rawls shot a rs for a 224 and
a 2-stroke lead over Patty Berg
today after 81 holes in the
Tampa Women's Open golf
tournament.
Miss Rawls. from Spartans-
burg. S. c., started today's 18-
hole round with a two-stroke
advantage and Miss Berg
matched her rs on the par-73
Palma Celia course which is g.
066 yards in length.
Louise Suggs, who was tied
with Miss Berg when they teed
of today. skidded to fourth
place at 231 after shooting a
4l-40-81.
Betty Dodd moved into third
place with a n for a $50 total
Fay Croker. who led the first
days shooting and then faltered
in chilly weather yesterday, shot
a 76 to tie for fifth place with
place with a 232.
The low scorers.
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TO GREEN
By MERRELL wHlTTLEssy

was flabbergasted the other day
when. at the height of Tues
days snowstorm. several mem
bers called to request starting
times for Saturday. At first he
thought they were pulling his
leg. But when he realized they
were serious he took the names
without comment. and figured
they were people with more faith
in Washington's weather than he
had. Army Navy is the only area
club to maintain starting times
Throughout the winter.
The best piece Of news at the
Manor Club election the other
night was that one of the ballots
contained the signature of John
r. Daily, who served two terms
as president and is one of the
clubs most popular members of
all time. Daily. who has been
seriously i'll for many months,
had to write lefthanded, but it
was his signature, and he re-
NAMED up unusually late that
night until somebody phoned the
election results. 1t was the first
time IN his illness that he has
taken THAT much interest in club
affairs, and the older members
who faithfully have been visit
ing him were overjoyed.
Westbriar Country Club is
planning its first membership
meeting late this month. Until
February Is. friends Of current
members will be taken in at a
modest initiation fee. Golf Di-
gest's 1857 Annual, covering re-
suits of 1856, and with schedules
and forecasts Of 1857, is on the
newsstands.
| The Maryland Club Cup, which
Harry Pitt retired for winning
the Baltimore c. C. Invitation
three times in 1929-'31-'33, was
on display at the Maryland State
golf meeting the other night.
Past winners included Alex
Knapp, the outgoing president
The cup was valued at $4,000
when purchased in the mid l9"ae
The oft-told story is that Pitt
accepted the cup for keeps only
after officials went far and wide
in 1888 to get a couple of former
National Amateur champions and
others to compete in an effort to
keep Pitt from winning a third
time and retiring the huge cup
When Harry won over that stel-
lar field. he took the cup home
without hesitation. The only
time he regretted keeping it was
the day a year or two ago when
one Of his five youngsters pulled
the cup of the shelf and cut his
forehead.
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Chula Vista. Calf, who had a 70.
Souchak CID. Bob Duden of Re-
dondo Beach Calf. t69l; Jay
Hebert, winner of the Bling
Crosby tournament last week
t69), and Zell Eaton Of Pomona,
Calf. (72).
Four strokes of the lead were
Julius Boros. Roberto de Vicenzo
of Mexico City. John Barnum of
Belmont. Mich, and Bill Bisdorf
of San Diego.
Harvey Scrambles
Harvey, hoping to win his first
big tournament on his third
swing along the tournament trail.
grinned ruefully.
II was lucky to get a "a. the
way I was scrambling. I was
hoping could get about eight
strokes in front for the final
round" he said.
Instead. he started with a
birdie and double DOGGY and
went on to shoot 39-35-74. =.
The leaders:
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Petit Sp|urge
Beats Syracuse;
LCousy Also Hot

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Jan. 10 up.
Paced by Bob Pettit's 80
points, the st. Louis Hawks de-
feated the Nationals, 104-96. in
their nationally televised Ma
tional Basketball Association
game today. The victory enabled
the Hawks to tie Minneapolis for
third place in the Western Di-
vision.
st. Louis took charge with a
31-point second quarter. The
Mats pulled to within three
points with five minutes left, but
the Hawks sewed it up with a
string Of eight straight points.
Dolph Schayes had % points
for Syracuse, which was consist
emily at d disadvantage under
the boards. Petit grabbed 81 of
the st. Louis rebounds.
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TUESDAYS GLOVES BOUTS
SUBNOVICE DIVISION

l26-Pound Class-Ralph Boone (Senegaese A. c. Ray
Sheppard Police Club No. 49,.
l35-Pound Class-Wilam (St Josephs Boys Club
VS. Dennis Colbert Merrick Cub) Willie Bradley unattached
vs. John zsoldo Olympic Club Sammy Mayo Merck Club
VS.. Terry Bramlett Olympic Club.
147-Pound Class-David Armbruster (CYOl vs. Chester
Hobson police Club No 13); Larry Bubes unattached
Joseph Chesedne Olympic Cub Sylvester Hester Capitol
A. c. VS. James Bathea Police Club No 1877.
l60-Pound Class-Clarence Dews tSenegalese A. CO.
Jesse Martin Police Club No 1885, Gerald Ray Merrck Club
vs. John Keveany tCYO Robert Taylor Police Club No 49,
VS.. BENJAMIN Shefrod Twelfth Street YdCA.
175-Pound Class-Adoph Brown Capitol A. CO. Mar
ceus Taylor unattached Johnny Jones st. Josephs
Club VS.. Norman Comfort Police Club No. 49,
NOVICE DIVISION
160-Pound Class-Joseph Randall Merrick Club Ernest
Robinson St Josephs Boys Club Edward Brown S Joephs
Boys Club VS. Alvin Green Northeast A. CO. Osley Silas
Capitol A, c. VS.. Wyman Cooper Fort Bevoir).
OPEN DIVISION
Heavyweight Class-Harold Brown MEL A. c. VS.. c. D.
Cureton (Quantco MarneY
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The United States Golf Asso-
citation. which was lenient to the
extent 1t must have shocked the
old guard in the National Open
championship last year, has re-
versed itself In one of its rulings
the Jack Burke case"
In the first round of the Open
Burke failed to check his score
card and inadvertently turned
in a card showing four on the
18th hole. where he actually had
taken five. The rule provides a
penalty Of disqualification in
such a case.
But that was the memorable
afternoon that Burke, Doug
Ford and Henry Cotton all
lodged bullets. The USGA gave
all three breaks and let them of
with minor penalties where
strict Interpretation of the rules
for their particular violations
called for disqualification.
Later, Gil Cavanough anc
Betsy Rawls committed inadver-
tencies similar to Burke's in the
Open and the Women's Open
championships. respectively. Both
received two-stroke penalties in
stead of being disqualified.
But last week the USGA an
nounced it was reversing Itself
in the Interpretation made fol
Burke. and later for Cavanaugf
and Miss Rawls.
From now on. a player whit
certifies a score lower than h,
actually shot will be disqualified
unless waived or modified onl,
under the most extraordlnar,
circumstances. And the USGt
let it be known that carelessnes,
does not qualify under most ex
traordinary circumstances.
/ X X X 4
3
/ A little boy with time on hi
hands was inquiring as to wha
this-was-for and what that-was
for in Smitty Padgett's golf shoI
at Glenbrook the other day
Smitty patiently explained tina
he repaired clubs, repainte,
them. ETC., with the various CAD
gets.
A few minutes later q dis
gruntled golfer entered the shop
slammed his bag against tn
wall and yelled. "Smitty, you'vl
got to do something with thesl
new woods you sold me the,
keep fading" meaning, O
course. a gentle slice.
Before Smitty could answer tn,
big-eyed youngster, who kney
only one meaning for fade, sale
to Smitty, why don't you pain
them, mister?"
/ NOTES-Fred Lukat. the for
mer Anacostia club champion
and public links star who turned
pro and taught at a drivinI
range. has applied for rein
statement as an amateur.
Pro Allan Burton at Army Nav!
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BOSTON, Jan. 10 R.-Sum-
maries Of the 31st knights of
Columbus games tonight at Bos-
ton Garden:
:, 500-yard run; ,1-.Richard Wharton.
Harvard; Basil 1nce, Tufts; B.
Donaid Hassler, Williams. Time, SOL
=, .5o-yard dash; l-Herbsrt carper.
Pvt, willie Williams. Fort Meade; A.
ga seconds
. 45-yard hurdles: Lee Calhoun,
North Carolina College; .2--Milt Camp
Kill Rnsh gsF Man PiaiHsld psve I settse
ord: old record 5.6 held By several.
IntercolleRiate varsity :-mile relay:
i-Holy Cross Salvatore. Donshue, Ellis,
Nerr Tnit, @NortHssstern unveIiity s
q, ,69o0.yard run: l-;-charles Jenkins.
York Pioneer. Club; 3-Denis Cato.
N N.Y., ,.4tCeRobert Rittenburs' Army.
Intereolissiste varsity mile relay";1.
Time-3:2s.6
Intercollegiate varsity two-mile relay
|. Yale lSlowik, Bogan. Hedeen. Loueksl
2, Boston, University: 9, Connecticut: 4,
Seton Hall. Time--5:5S.7.
Shot put. Ken Bantum. Manhattan,
% feet 2 inches g; Larry caferalla, Bos:-
ton: ~. Ed Aron, Providence College: 4,
Al Hall: Boston Army Base: 5. Elmo
Keerd, Boston
: Thirty pound weight--I, Bob
si nehss Ney H x9Tk a.,o c. o. feet 5
Richard Knorr.. Princeton: 4. John Du-
moulin, Harvard. 8, John Lawlor. Boston
Broad jump. Bruce. Moore. Tufts,
u feet 10 inches: .. William Finch,
Maine. 9. David Gately. Harvard. 4
Robert Renard' Tufts; 5, Fred Collier
intercollegiate varsity mile relay
Boston College tMahony. Sullivan, Mac
Donald, Ailarcl. 9 Bowdoin, 3. New
Hampshire, Time-3:34S
l.00O.yard rum. Arnold soweil. un-
nsy s. rS Army T. Ike Msts tom NS Snur l.
Harry Bright, New York Pioneer Club.
intercollegiate varsity mile re,rv--l
Williams tsmith. Sudduth. Harwood,
Fox. =. Tufts 3. Brown. Time-;I:s4 s.
a High iump=l. Phil Reayis vIllanova,
State. 4. Charles Stead. Vilianova.
intercollegiate varsity mile relay.
Harvard lRobertson, Cairns Morris.
wharton. .. N. Y. U. 3. Columbia. Time
---3.23D.
one mile run. Phil Coleman. Chi
esso Track Club: 3. charles, Jones,
John Kopil. villanova. Tlme---4:i0.S.
emile. run Fred Dwyer. .unat.
tachec. East orange. ~ J. .. Laszic
rabori Hungary. 8. Horace Ashenfelter
Glen Ridge. N. J. T. Alex Breckenridge
villanova. Time--S:52.4. (Boston Gar.
den and met record
intercollegiate varsity 1-mile relay
I, Villanova tMalih. Rain, Peterson
collymorel; .. Manhattan; 3. Morsar
state. Time--;l:ln6 (ties meet record
intercollegiate varsity 2-mile relay
l. oeorsetswn Proctor, Williams, Mel
son son; cIs,rneyl; y Manhattan; 8 Ford
Pole Vault, Don Bragg, villanova
Is feet. 2. tie between Jerry welbourn
Air Force. Ohio Track Club, and Me
schwarz, Maryland; 4, Don Lac, unat.
tached. Urbana, ILL.,
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AnnunduIe Defeats
Mclean, 63-44

George Elgin scored 26 points
to lead Annandale High School
to a 63-44 victory over Mclean
in a Northern Virginia Group
I basketball game last night at
Annandale.
The victory brought the
Atoms league record to 4-3, good
for third place. Mclean, now
pa. dropped out of a four-way
tie for fourth into a tie with
Washington-Lee for fifth.
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7 enIey Albright Quits Skotine
To Attend Medical School

NEWTON, Mass, Jan. 10 (P.
= Tenley Albright. 20, Olympic
figure-skating champion, an
riounced today she is withdraw
ing from competition and will
enter Harvard Medical School in
September.
! sThe shapely athlete made
known her decision through a
5aegram to Kenneth Brown,
ptesident Of the United States
Figure Skating Association, in
Berkeley. Calf.
The brief announcement said
Fenley was withdrawing from
national and international COM
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TRACK
Continued From Page B-1

XXI S~ANeA1S8 A0AAA = ~ =
team won by Is yards in the
1ood time Of 7:44 over Manhat-
IN. Fordham and Michigan.
The meet record is 1895. David
rector. Norman Williams, John
Nblson and Bob Carney ran in
That order and were in front all
tie way.
Herbert Carper, IC-4A 100
,yArd champion from the Univer-
kty of Pittsburgh, dethroned
Hilanova's George Sydnor in the
b0-yaro dash. The margin was
\ matter Of inches and the clock
Ing for the winner was 5.4 Sec
binds.
Pvt. Willie williams of Fort
Meade. co-holder of the world
record in the 100-meter sprint.
got of to slow start and came
fl third. Bobby Gordon of Nor
gan State was fourth.
Charity jenkins. Olympic 400
meter titlist, took the 600-yard
run for the fourth consecutive
year by a courtyard margin over
the veteran Reggie Pearman Of
the New York Pioneer Club.
70 jenkins, 2l-year-old Villanova
oFnior from Cambridge, Mass,
was content to remain in third
place in the five-man field until
HE last lap Of the 3A LAP test.
y Then Charley cut loose to pass
Bob Rittenberg Of the Army and
pulled ahead Of Pearman at the
top Of the backstretch. jenkins
time was a routine 1924.
Misses Record Jump
Phil Reavis of Villanova re-
aimed his bright jump crown by
clearing the bar at 6 feet,
hcres. He just failed to make
y at 6-1l1z, which would have
glen him a new world indoor
mark.
Don Bragg Of villanova cleared
the bar at is feet for the 14th
time to win the pole vault.
Villanova won the mile relay
IN 3:19.6 to tie a meet record
The winning quartet was made
up Of Gene Maliff. Bill Rain, Al
Peterson and Ed Collymore.
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Friends Soccer Team
Defeats St. james, 10

The Sidwell Friends soccer
team defeated st. James, 10. in
an Interstate Academic Confer
Ience game yesterday at st.
James. Ronnie Kaminsky scored
the goal.
In a junior varsity soccer game
between the two schools. St.
James won. ID.
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Lundon Five Wins
Over Sanford Prep

Landon defeated Sanford
Prep, 64-5l. in an Interstate
Academic Conference basketball
game yesterday at Landon.
Sanford led throughout the
first quarater, but Howard Ad-
ans scored eight points for
Landon in the second period,
and Landon never trailed again
Tom Branch of Sanford was
high scorer with 16 points.
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petition and that she had been
accepted at Harvard after three
years of pre-medical studies at
Radcliffe College.
In pursuing a career in medi-
cine she is following in the foot
steps Of her father, DR.. Hollis
L. Albright.
BY her decision, Tenley is pass
ing up the national champion
ships at Rochester, N. Y, Febru-
airy 9-l0. She explained she
would not have the. time to pre-
pare for such competition. But
she added with a smile: 81 don't
intend to stop skating or any,
thing so utterly drastic"
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Golf Glasses Listed
For Roosevelt Center

A golf instruction course will
be started at 1880 pm. Tues
day at the Roosevelt Recreation
Center. Thirteenth and Upshur
streets NV. Lawns Fontaine
will conduct the course for be-
ginners and advanced golfers.
For further information call
the d. c. Recreation Department,
City-Wide Division, at Adams
4-2050, or Frank Davis of the
Roosevelt Recreation Center at
ruckerman 2-6232.
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Manhattan Upset

JERSEY CITY. N. j., Jan. 10
H1.--St. Peters College came
from behind in the second half
70 upset Manhattan. 79-7l. and
stretched It's winning streak to
10 tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20

The unbeaten st. Adams
wrestling team scored its fourth
victory of the season. 24-l7.
over Episcopal High yesterday
at Episcopal. It was the first
match for Episcopal
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K. OF c. TRACK

BOSTON, Jan. 10 R.-Sum-
maries Of the 31st knights of
Columbus games tonight at Bos-
ton Garden:
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and heater. A country club car with
low mileage; Ss96. Terms. ccc
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. Alag
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air 2-tone blue,
matching set Of new LIST line tires,
new custom seat covers, push but
ton radio, Ice. heater; $705. FER
RELL MOTOR CO.. Rockville. Nd.
POI 2-ff4A0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

81 Bel Air VS. 4-dr. /;
powerglide. push-button r. and h..
coionisl cres aeIel Sree Sac sn0
lights; garage kept; 5000 miles;
$500; diplomat leaving country.
30 phone Ap. 4-1662. Ext. 1873
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Chevy Chase Chevrolet

I'D WISCONSIN ave. Oh. 4-l4l2
CHEW. 1850 2-door "21O" sedan:
only s2a7. EMERSON 4 oRME
Buick Dealer. Goth and Rhode
Island ave. ne. DE. 2-4b4O.
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CADILLAC '53 cow; blue. Also :
yellow one; full power. P1NEY
BRANCH MOTORS. JU b-s525.
CADILLAC '54 sedan; S2,595. '54 n
Dorado; 81. EOS. P1NEY BRANCH
MOTORQ. IN k.Rb0b
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BUICK 1868 Roadmaster convert
ible; completely equipped; immacu-
HoRNER RTs0I Mid.t S%'' suicf Deal Deaf.
er, I'LL L4th st. NV. DI. 7-39g3.
BUICK SO 4-dr. hardtop; must sell,
sSan 1906 miles 'V viii FAKE TAX. b ssi
offer. HA. 2-9246.