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Sadd|er
BY MIA 70 Fight
0rForfeit Title

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. S R.-
Gaspar Ortega, an unmarked
welterweight only three months
ago. was rated No. 2 in his divi-
sion and selected as boxer of the
month in the newest ratings of
the National Boxing Association
released tonight.
FRED SADLY, chairman of the
MIA Rating Committee said
that Ortega's high rating was
due primarily to a win over
Isaac Logart of Cuba and two
victories over Tony De Marco,
former welterweight champion.
The MIA reminded Cham
pion Sandy Saddler that If he
does not sign for a featherweight
title defense by January is, the
MAS Executive Committee will
declare the title vacant and set
up a championship elimination.
The middleweight division
showed the biggest changes,
with Ray Robinson, former
champion, who lost the title
Wednesday night to Gene Full
mer, dropped to No. 8.
The ratings:
eavyweight-Champion Floyd Pat
terson; |, Tommy Jackson: .. Bob Baker;
Harold Carter: Il, Johnny summerlin;
r, Ingemar Johansson: g. Johnny Holl-
man; 8, Bob satterf1eld; 10, Pat Nc
Light vyweight-Champion. Archie
Moore; I Chuck Spieser, 2. Hans Stretz:
3. Gerhard Hecht; 4 Yolandey Pompey
= Tony Anthony 8, Harold johnson;
u, DoRmar Martinez; 3, Randy Turpin;
Middleweight---Cham Gene Full
mer; I. Charles Humez; 9, Joe Giardello:
3. Ray Robinson; 4. Bobby BOYD: 5,
Ralph TiEer Jones'; g., Spider Webb; z,
Welterweight - Champion, Carmen
ortega: 3. Tony psMarco; 4: Winnie
Atkins; z, Emilio Msrconi; 8. George
Barnes; 9. Ramon Fuentes; 10. Walter
Lightweight = Champion. zoe Brown
AOAs AAChhy baACg O--LuA y
Boa rdman; 4--4Waliace Smith; 5-Cisco
Andrade; 6-James Carter; Johnny
Gonsales; S-Ralph Dupas; 9-Frank
Ryn: lO--Baby Vasouez
Featherweight-Cham Sandy Sad
dyer. 1-Cherif Hanna: 2--MiRuel Ber-
rios: 3--Flash Elorde. 4-Carmelo Costa
paul Jorsenson; 6-Hogan Kid Bas-
sey: Giro 'Morasen: S-fke Chestnut;
9-aJean Sneyers; lO-Victor sonny Leon.
Bantamweight-Cham Raul Ma
cias. Mario DAgata; Leo Espi-
nosa; 3-Alphonse Halimi; BILLY Pea
cock; 1-Tuluco Lopez; 6-Tanny Campo;
FIN MAYA; S-German Ohm; 9-Kid
Asuncion; 10--Robert TARTAR
Flyweight-Champi Pasclal Perez
Memo Diez: 2-Dai Dover; 3--Young
Martin: 4-Hitoshl Msako; 5-Bindi
JACK; o-Aristide Pozzoli: Robert Pol
lazon: S-Dommy Ursua; v-Danny Kid;
lO-OSchr Suarez
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Erwin to Address
Home Plate Dinner

Representative Erwin, Demo-
crat of North Carolina, will be
guest speaker at the Home Plate
Clubs annual dinner at 7 pm.
Saturday. January 10, at the
Touchdown Club.
The club will award eight
trophies to championship sand
lot teams, Yves Mcdonald an
nounced yesterday.
Ticket reservations may be
made through Eddie Cinotti at
Harrison 2-3966.
Mcdonald will be installed as
president of the club at its
monthly dinner meeting at Z
pm. Thursday at the Touchdown
Club. Final arrangements for
the annual dinner will be made.
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Williams May Coach Harvard;
Bob Murgoritu Not Interested

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 8
P.-The Boston Herald re-
ported today that Harvard Uni
versity officials are expected to
appoint Harold Josh Williams
to succeed Lloyd Jordan as var
sity football coach mo later than
Monday"
This development came on the
heels Of Bob Margarita's state.
ment last night that he def.
nitely is not candidate for the
Job. Margarita. SO. a former Chi.
cago Bears halfback, has beer
freshman coach at Harvard
since leaving the head football
Job at Georgetown six years ago
Williams has been backfielc
coach under Jordan for sever
years.
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Duke Avenges
Loss to State

DURHAM, N. c.. Jan. S (P).-
Bucky Allen tossed in "a points
to lead Duke to a 92-85 revenge
victory over N. c. State tonight
in an Atlantic Coast Conference
basketball game before 5000
fans.
Allen was a wizard at the free
throw line. He tipped in 20 of
% attempts, all of them in the
second half.
John Richter topped N. C..
State with 81 points before he
left the game on fouls with 2::30
left.
1t was sweet revenge for the
102-80 humping N. c. State
handed the Blue Devils a week
ago tonight in the Dixie Classic.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S144.2O

THIRD RACE = Purse, $4,000 op.
iional claiming; 4-year-olds and up
Hickey tVoEeD 1900 1890 s.sC
Lebanon Lad tUsseryJ $50 3.?G
Agreed Social Lion, DR. Joe Kay. Re.
lturred Rims, Fluellen, Tony's John, Gen.
eral JAY Greek Drama. Blue Coy, Time
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. So 500: claim.
,ng; 3:year:olds: = furlongs.
s ssSs Rs,v. p' ter. 1000 s9o ssf
Kelvin BOY ,NoeeD 300
Dream superb, Dance Away. Tiswar
sr E,n~t;i Mgs,istims Time, d llis.,
ing 4.year-olds and up: 9 furlongs
Rims King Church, 1890 DiO ZOO
incso lBouimetisD 30 sra
silver RObby tAdamsl 10 DO
Cayslaris. Ancient Greek, Paris Rabble
Ginger G.. Leonsrdlan, Star Boxer. Great
SIXTH RAcE1Purse, $1,000; claim.
Larnsd Boy gL.Cookj $3.50 1880 1880
Errla nda lW.M. Cook 1I.3O Gao
Battle Talk (Hartackl 3.6O
Apache Chief, .Fauauier Mary Lawler
Golden. Hue. Lucky Lupe, combahee
SEVENTH RAcE--Ths Robert 2. Is,
Handicap, $4,000 added; 3.year-old'
Gray. Phantom. (Cole) 1910 $40 $50
II Helfast tBOulmetisl 1I.1O B.5(
Flight History fUssery) H.9(
Tropic King, Flying Chief, Fabricator
! Oh Joining Skipper Bill switch on, Mr.
First, King Grail, Sunningdale. Olym.
oia nlend Time. .t.z,. Field
EIGHTH RACE---Purse, 5000: op
tional claiming; 4-year- olds and up; ~
miles.
Bhawan tSmlthl 2O2O ptO sol
CaboOse tChOauette) 60 3.Ol
Setubal (ScurlOckI IN
Maaic Lamp, Cynthia Sue. Tonnia
| First Exit .Ardan Lark Whlskawave
Marks Puzzle, a The Trooper, Land Lash
| Time, 2.034s
Oppenheimcr- Benner entry.
! NINTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
ling 4-year-olds and up. 4. miles.
spartan SandI lBT'O aS.1O 1880 81
Sure Welcome tHartackD 1.iO ST.
ManOrm0use tHernandeg) t3.Al
Our Emblem, Silver Rab. Helianthus
Little Hut, Islander. Big Mister. Mutt
End. Vasco Da Cana. Time, i:44h.
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Gray Phantom
Wins Handicap;
Switch On Sixth

MIAMI. Fa., Jan. 5 (Pl.-Sid
ney Cole rode Wheatley Stable'l
Gray Phantom to a length
victory in the S29,750 Robert E
Lee Handicap at Tropical Parl
today before a tourist turnout o.
1908.
Scoring the most importan
triumph of his career. the son o.
Ambiorix covered the mile anc
one-sixteenth in 1:4225. onl,
one-fifth of second slower thar
the track record set only Wednes'
day by First Served.
L. & w. Santore's Helfast
winner of this stakes last year
was second. a neck in front o.
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Flight History
who was nearly two length!
ahead of Mr.. First.
Favored Switch On Sixth
Formella Stables Switch On
who went of the favorite at
to 5 despite top weight of 12t
pounds. wound up sixth in the
13-horse field. a nose behinc
Skipper Bill. Willie Hartack, the
winningest Jockey of 1856. rode
the beaten favorite.
Gray Phantom. second tc
Decathlon in the six-furlong
New Years Day Handicap. was
never far of the pace and shot
into the lead after they rounded
the far turn. He turned into the
stretch well ahead and length
ened his margin all down the
short stretch.
After the first six finishers
came King Grail, Olympia Blend
Sunningdale. Oh Johnny. Fly
ing Chief. Tropic King ano
Fabricator in that order.
Winner Pays SOLO
Gray Phantom paid $10.10
$500 and $3.50 in the 81 mu-
fuels. Helfast. a field horse
coupled in the betting with
Sunningdale and King Grail, re-
turned $l1.40 and $3.50. The
show price on Flight History
was 1920.
Gray Phantom. who earned
only S28,750 in 81 starts as a
3-year-old in 1856. picked up
another $4,000 on New Years
Day and boosted his owners
bankroll by S2O,700 today.
Helfast earned $1,000 and
Flight History $4,000. with $3.50
going to the fourth place fin
Usher. Mr.. First. Hasty House
Farms reliable campaigner, Sea
o. Erin. was a late scratch
Earlier, Eugene Constantine Our
Prince was withdrawn.
Gray Phantom broke the rec
ord for the Robert E. Lee fea-
ture. The old mark of 1:4235 was
set by Helfast last January.
Today's crowd was only "a
under the turnout for the race
last year. Betting on the feature
totaled Sl87.882, compared with
only sl65,953 a year ago.
Betting on the nine-race pro.
gram totaled $l.367 800, best oil
the season and second largest
handle in the tracks history
Tropical's record handle was
$1,387.5l5 on January IA last
year. final Saturday of the 1855.
66 meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

While Margarita bowed out Of
consideration. Hal Lahar OF Col
gate did not spike the possibility
of his appointment. Lahar ad-
mitted he was not against max
ing a switch to the Ivy League,
but said, II haven't even thought
about the Harvard situation
Williams, a graduate of the
University of Pittsburgh, as is
Jordan. served as backfield
coach at Florida. Temple and
Pitt prior to coming to Harvard.
Wednesday, the Harvard fac
ulty committee on athletics rec
commended the release OF Jordan.
Formal approval by the Harvard
Corporation, the Board of over
seers and President Nathan
Pussy is considered q Formally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

NEW YORK, Jan. 5 tP).-
Summaries Of the Metropolitan
AAU senior indoor track and
field championships:
Broad jump, George Shaw. Pioneer
Sun Sun. ~ i My,r 6's inches ~ Michael
Brent, Manhattan collese. $50.
l6-pound shot putt, Kenneth Ban
tum, Manhattan coilese 80 feet 90
ca5 Ao'5' J JassDR M.r PGoSsr
Thomson. NYAC, SOLO.
u - popnS weight !haoewz1; Robert
tered listed world record Of e3.ioia
New York, .. Stew Thomson, NYAc.
.s9-7l.. T. Stephen Dillon. NYAc. So
Pole vault. tie between Richard
Lynn and Raymond Decosta. NYAc,
Club e 0 sna 1o SsGTfe PsHasi
Manhattan College. 10 feet
2, George King NYAC .. IKE Maiza.
kYu 4 James Douln, Manhattan Col
l,00n:yard run Harry Bright, Pi-
oneer Club; >. Walter Garrison. NYAc;
:. Joe Soprano. Manhattan: T. Mike
aus. ~ llTlt--s IN.
$3.50 medley relay. Pioneer Club
Frank Bowens. Richard Williams Tom
Beach, William Warren; >, NYAc, >,
Manhattan; 4. NYU Frosh Time l:54 >
Hn0-yard rum, Dennis Cato. NYU;
>. Tom Courtney, NYAC. 3. Steve Bar
told, St Johns; (. Tom Murphy, Man
haitian. Time: l:l95
6Q-yard high hurdles. Lou Knight
Manhattan: :. Harold Johnson. Pioneer
Club 3, James DOYLE, Manhattan. 4,
Henry White, Manhattan. Time--0.07.7
b0-yard DASH, Richard Williams
Pioneer Clubs .. George Shaw, Pioneer
Club: 3. Jim Gathers. Pioneer Club; 4,
Robert Baratta. Adelphia. Time--O:O6 z
High jump, Robert Gardner, ST.
Jim Doyel. Manhattan. Mike Herman,
NYu and Richie Hardi. Pioneer Club.
q feet, inches
,., Thre sJan. . ryn l.a Horace Ashe1-
Z. Walter Cooper, Fordham; 4. Peter
Beyer, Manhattan Time--l4:15
Two-mile relay, Fordham william
YcrE A. c.: I. Pioneer Club Time
one-mile relay Pioneer club
tRudv Clarence, John Tucker, Regsie
Pesrman, Richard Maiocco); =, tie be-
tween ST Johns and Manhattan; 4,
Pioneer Club b, Time--3.243
Team score Pioneer Club laia New
York A, G. az Manhattan 80. NYU.
] 3. st Johns o.: Fordham, Z: a"nd
st. YMHA. 81 AdelDhia |
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Australians Win
In Dixie Tennis

TAMPA. Fla. Jan. 5 (R.-
Left-handed Mervyn Rose and
Don Candy won their semifinal
matches today to make it an all
Australian finals in the Dixie
Tennis tournament.
Rose did it with ease, defeat
ing unseeded Iyo Pimentel Of
Venezuela, 81, Ga, "a.
Candy had to win the hard
way over top-Seeded Eddie Moy-
Ian of Trenton. N. j., 6-3. Is,
3-6, ST, Ga. Moylan won the
Dixie title in 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
IHiuIeuh Stakes
To Be TeIevised

MIAMI, Jan. (P.-Seven
stakes races. including the two
100000 headliners-the Widen
er Handicap and the Flamingo-
will be televised from Hialeah
Starting January 10.
Track officials said NBC would
carry the races on its network
from 4:30 to S pm. for the seven
Saturdays. They are:
January 19-The Hibiscus: 26
Royal Palm Handicap; Febru.
airy 2-Bougainvillea Turf Han
dicap; 9-McLennan Handicap;
16-Everglades: 23-The Widen
er: March 2-The Flamingo.
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Continued from Page B.

Continued from rage Bel
for first in the pole vault. getting
over Is feet.
Harry Bright Of the New York
Pioneer Club captured the 1000
yard run for the fourth consecu-
tive year, turning in a 2:16.:
clocking, while Dick Williams.
another Pioneer, and Lou Knight
of Manhattan won the 60-yard
dash and hurdles in 81 and TT,
respectively.
Henry Laskau of New York was
the one-mile walk victor for the
umpteenth straight year. COW
ering the distance in a casual
$500 and Olympian Horace
Ashenfelter hit the tape first in
the three-mile in l4:l3.5.
The Pioneers won the team
title with 49l2 points. The NYAC
was second with Al.
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Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, Si.7O0: claim
.ng. 4-year-olds and up; | Il miles.
Doctor HeitZ knapp 1860 900 5.SO
Xippi Pigeon H'kmannJ 500 STA
Carlo &. HittrelD t.OO
Cullerton. Black Charger. Noble Twist.
Il Tetu, Arcadian Blaze, Joe's Jeep.
i Marco Polo, ( Reighs Lass, Queen Red
bird Time, l:41ls. Field.
SECOND RACE---Purse. 81 800; claim
llns; 4-year-ods and up. 9 furlongs
Teachers tn tSelIersl 11.4O I.iO $50
Duntreath Miss lAdamsD 4.2O 500
Gala Vixen (GibbI 7..0
Man, Rigolaoe. Kalluki. Nevada John,
Flying Fleet, Rufiies. Time. 1913. Field
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Tropical Park Results
BY u, Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
ms, Swear odds | u miles.
War Ace BOy tM'tinl $500 1910 D.IC
BRIGHT Request tCh0'teD $50 SO
LINGUISTIC (Berkl f6t
Hailao Consequence. Mozzel, Nancy's
Ballet. Joe Coady. Brass Kio. Adriatic
Little Agnes, Lost Chord. Time l:41A,
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
LOngleat tHartaekl 40 $40 n.OC
Zadie Bow tTruman) 10 GRO
ALWAYS MOvin Decker So
:, Rock Dozer, Brown Bubble, DuSum
Shaitani. Norma's First. Aldo Kid. Spori
Boots, 10 Davis. Peaceful Solution. Time
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Continued from Page b.

Continued from Page B.
ond to end the first period with
Washington leading. 3D..
The second period was score
less. although six men. paradec
to the penalty box as the game
degenerated in a Skinny contest
Kuzma scored twice and Boil
McGregor once beat Rambler
Goalie Ivan Walmsley in tn,
hectic final period.
Pos. IIhiIl IA a,iR wAshinstOI
- Harris -----T urne
D. Moore ------ Kell,
" M pe,EI ------------ ,Leclert
W. MacNen ps1 MorHat
Spares: Phiiadelphia-crew nFFt ontsns
Rockingham, Turnbull. Casey, Aikens
kuItz' Koyal; Washington-Oryis. Ham
Kuzna: DoWdall, Hayfield.
FIRST period scoring 1-Washington
Beinaauez tLeClerc, Morgan), 0:2O: p
phiIadelphia, Rukavins fMeserye, Mac
tLeClerc:. Hammond f.I2; 4-Wash
ington, kuzma tKellyl. rag: 5-Phil.
aaeiphis; Rukavina Meserve MacNeili
( l"'+F fCIltltless fnllAgeIpNla~-fOnt3
& minutese. interference. 6:I0; Harri,
g minutes. tripping. a:U5: Harris {.
minutes. elbowing), 1905; Washington
lone.
Second period scoring None. Penalties
Philadelphia Fontana o. minutes
hooking. 3:lS: Koval 90 minutes. Ell.
bowling 9:l5; Casey 20 minutes, slash.
ine), 2:32; WASHINGTON - Turner 4.
ninuteA. holding 90. Kuzna 20 min
utes. cFoSs-checkingl, a:09; Kelly {.
minutes, interference 9. 20
Third period scoring. 4. Washinston
huzna tunassisted1 40 :. Philadel.
phia. MacNeil tRuksvina. Meservel AIS
Washineton KuZma tMelanchuk. Hav.
neldl DAB; Q. Philadelphia. Mesery,
tRukavina. Crew l4,3S: 10 Washing.
ton, McGregor Turner 1897. PEN
alties; observation-disclosures - min
hish stick 6.l5 Shington-LeclerS
q minutes, hooking) SCI.
Score bv periods:
Philadelphia %
Washington Z q IS
Saves: Walmsley, 49, Spencer, 46.
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GRAY PHANTOM WINS BIG Phantom colt
the 290 Robert Lee Handicap Tropical Park Yesterday Ridden
Sidney Phantom fifth off the
for the mile sixteenth He paid 5000 $500 and $3.50 Heas Q
ridden
al
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AAU TRACK

NEW YORK. Jan. 5 tPl.-
Summaries Of the Metropolitan
AAU senior indoor track and
field championshlps.
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Applicant: Hazel A. Upole.
Location: Midway Tavern, broom
frame building on Crellin Road,
Oakland, Md, Route l.
Notice is hereby given, that a
hearing will be held on said APP
plication on February 5th, at 2
p. M, at the office of the County
Commissioners of Garrett County.
Date of first publication, Janu-
airy II, 1857
The Board of License Commits
sioners for Garrett County, Md.
r. T. BROHAWN, Clerk.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-24

HOOK UP on the cable for bet
ter TV reception in Oakland. In
stallation charge only $500, plus
S371 per month including tax Call
Ace Radio and Electric Service to-
day Dial DE 4-2679-Adv. 45-tf.
FOR SALE-Farm, known as the
Reichenbecher farm, Rt. PIG, one
mile south of Keyser Ridge, con-
sisting of 1870 acres, 120 acres till
able; good dwelling, hot air heat;
good barn, 50'X106', suitable for
dairy; tile silo, 12'X4O'. Farm can
be bought with insilage and other
feeds included. For particulars see
Walter NJ. and A. G. Reichenbech-
er. committee.-Adv. Stiff
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FOR SALE-Good corn Ensilage.
$500 per ton. also some baled hay.
E. o. Wonderly, Mt Lake Park.
ADV 47-tf.
FOR SALE-Good quality Pick
up. Baled hay, some NOV cured.
Stanley Baker, Loeb Lynn-Gorman
road-Adv 46-tf.
SEE US for Steam-cured concrete
block in sizes A., e., 81, TO-. Roda-
mer Concrete Products. Telephone
ADOPT. Springs, Pa.-Adv. 33-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-6l2 acres
ground, 6-room house, outbuildings,
fruit, good spring, located in Kitz-
miller Jim DiMarco, Deer Park.
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FOR SALE-Between 200 and
500 bales of good Hay, made with
out rain: also one horse II years
old, weight about 1900 lbs. ID. J.
Petersheim, RI, Box 1862, Oakland.
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