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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
Newsmen to Discuss
Elections for Students

Journalism students from
universities and colleges in the
Washington area win be guests
at . panel discussion In the
National Press Club auditorium
tonight on issues Of the 1858
congressional elections.
Sponsored by the Washington
professional chapter Of Sigma
Delta Chi. the forum meeting
win have as panel members
Gerald Grimm Of the Washing
ton bureau Of the Baltimore
Sun, Robert L. Riggs Of the
Washington Bureau Of the
Louisville Courier-Journal. Jack
Steele Of the Scripps- Howard
Alliance. and Lyle c. Wilson.
vice president Of the United
! Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
NEWS or MUSIC
AL String Quartet
Program Stonds Out

published. nothing since about
1921
The Villa-Lobos quartet is q
suits Of six short movements,
each simple in structure and
captivating In mood. The fast
movements have q saucy bounce
and the slow movements pre-
sent extended themes full OF
sentiment and nostalgia at
traction. 1t is very pleasant to
listen to. The same can hardly
be said Of the Malipiere work.
music so anonymous and sag
nant that the players can be
congratulated for staying awake
during its performances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
Civil War Ruges
Again With Music
BY IRVING LOWENs

National Gallery Orchestra and
the Reformation Lutheran Church
Chorus. Richard Bales, conductor.
julie zabawa. baritone; Jan Nichasl.
speaker. Constitution Hall, progrAm:
Two cantatas on music Of the War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
new! limestone SouD

Easy to tell why this Itaane vegetable soup good Look
at all the things that make it good Fine beef stock Carrots
potatoes and tomatoes Celery and beans Tup green's
and mustard green's Spaghetni and zucchini and zp Of
cheese That's Campbel's limestone -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09
by DAY THORPE

American University String Guar.
tet, 0e0rge steiner and Donald
Radding, viollns. Richard parnas,
viola: Morris Kirshbaum, cello. At
the university proeram: Quartet
In + nat. X 4se. Mozart. Cantari
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Maryland Routs
Duke for Both
Lacrosse Win

Maryland scored seven times
in 10 shots in the first period
and sailed to its 30th consecu-
tive lacrosse victory. 1871, over
Duke yesterday in Byrd Sta
|dium.
Duke, absorbing its fourth de-
feat in six games this spring,
got only a dozen shots at the
Maryland goal and its only point
was scored by Maryland in the
last period.
Buddy Vanous. the Terps' re-
serve goalie. bumped a loose ball
into his own net during q scram-
BILE. Bill Richardson was the
nearest Duke player and got
credit for the score.
Ernie Betz took the opening
faceoff. passed to Larry Mclean,
took q return pass and scored
with AZ seconds elapsed. Betz
scored again at l:16 gone for
his second Of three goals.
Mclean didn't score but was
credited with six assists. Bob
Nolker, another Maryland soph-
omore. scored four times and
assisted twice.
It was Maryland's eighth VIC
tory this season. The Terps must
defeat Washington & Lee in
Lexington Wednesday and John
Hopkins at home May 10 to
claim their third national cham
|pionship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Fairfax Track
To Falls Church

Falls Church High School
scored enough runnerup points
in each event to win the Fairfax
County track and field cham
Ipionships yesterday at George
Washington High School Sta
ldium.
It was the second straight year
that Falls Church had won the
event. The Jaguars scored So
points while their nearest rival,
Mount Vernon, scored 40. An
mandate took third place with 81
points. Fairfax scored ~, Nc
Lean 26ls. and Groveton 22h.
Mount vernon's Jackie Petit
set records in both the 100 and
|220 yard dashes. Petit ran the
century in 90 seconds, breaking
his own mark Of 10.4 set last
year. He also shattered the rec
ord in the 220. winning in 22.8.
q full second faster than the old
record. His 90 in the century
tied the Virginia State record.
Tom Kaufman also set a new
standard in the discus for Mount
Vernon with q toss Of Isl feet
ga inches.
Summaries:
shot put: berry. Fairfsx; s-Me-
Church: &C. Rae. Mclean: 5-shep.
ea in:h Mount Vernon. Distanee-46 fee,
High Jump, Kuhn, Mclean: p
Church: 0oode, Mclean: Maven. fsiiii,
Church. all tied for second place. Height
10 feet. 4 inches.
Mile Run: l-porvood. Fairfax: g.
S ais sens o S4hSIsh SS cIssn AnnaH
Fails Church. Time-:41.
sS0-Yard Relay: Mount Vernon,
Mandate: 5@fsiriax.A ' TimeMi:s5 -An'
440@Pinkney; qroveton: 2-Fohrell
FAlls Church: Churchill. Annandale;
l4-Hockey, Falls Church. Time-53.e.
Pole Vault; iEYsnesy, Pals Church;
dale. Hsights-l0 feet. 9 inches.
l20 Hish Hurdles: 1-Brunner, Nc
Lean: 2-Faroney. Annandale: 3
Keenan,. Mclean: 4-Brown, Annandaie
Time-l6.3
100-yard dash: Petit. Mount Yer.
non; 2--Betancourt. Groveton: 3--Youno
Annandale; 4-Hicks. Mount Vernon
Time. 90.
$50: Click. Fails Church: -
Hurdle. Falls Church; 3-Craig. Grove
ton; 4-Connely. Annandale. Time. 2.lO
$50 low hurdles: i-Pederson, Mount
vernon: 2-brunner, Mclean: 3-Mur.
dale. Time. eli.
Broad jump: murray. Fails Church;
2-Roop. Mount Vermont; 3--KusteT
oroveton; 4-oerstenIang. Fairfax. Dis
tance-20 feet. inch.
Discus: kaufman, Mount Vernon;
l2--McMarlin. Annandale: 3---Folev. Fails
Church: Martin. Falls Church. Dis
tanee-lb1 feet. "a inches.
go yard dash: Petit, Mount YER
non; 2-Youns. Annandale: 3--Mc-
Adams; Fairfax; 4-oerstanzans' Fair
Mile reiay-oroveton Betancourt.
Craig. Turner. Pinkney. PALS Church;
l3-Fairfax.
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GETS II IN WIND AND MUD
Wall Rallies to Grab
Lead in Colonial Golf

His drive struck a tree and he
had to use his driver again to get
near the green. He landed Is
feet in front Of 1t, Clipped within
four feet and got his par. His
troubles weren't over. however
He had bogeyed the second. third
and fourth holes. with some s.
putting. He Tipped the cup at Z
for another DOGGY. Then he man
aged a 2 and a 3 on the next
two holes for brides, to 60
through nine 2 over par. He
pared 10 but bogeyed IL where
he 3-putted from 40 feet.
Then the lanky fastener, who
has won one tournament this
years - Pensacola - started his
grand finish. Par after par fell
and he came into No. IS ma
jectically. His drive was good
and his iron shot put him is feet
from the pin. He ran 1t down
for q birdie.
Two players withdrew because
Of the conditions and high scores
Chandler Harper of Ports
mouth. Va. suffering with q
backache, and Jack Fleck of
Rochester. Mich, who also had
a bad back.
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Betsy Rdw|s
Stroke Ahead

SPARTANBURG, s. C., May
4 @.-Betsy Rawls scrambled
to a two-over-par 70 today for
q one-stroke lead at the end Of
SO holes in the fifth annual
Peach Blossom Open golf tour
nament here.
Shooting before o hometown
gallery. Miss Rawls. the defend
ing champion. birdied two Of the
last four holes for q 40 after
the second round Of the 54-hole
event. Betty Dodd Of San Anto-
MO shot a II for 141.
Betty Hicks Of Long Beach,
Calf. who fired a SO yesterday.
slipped to rs today for q 4l3
and q tie with Marlene Bauer
Hagge Of Dallas for third place.
The leaders:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
TEETO GREEN
BY MERReLL wHITTLeseY

The United States Golf -Asso-
citation believes that Judgment Of
distance is an important part oi
the golf game and that a player
who hits the green with his ap.
proach shot should be rewarded
over the player who misses by 9
yard or two.
Those were two of the many
reasons John English visited
Manor Country Club last week
John is the assistant executive
director Of the USGA. and wa!
here to make preliminary ar.
arrangements for the USGAi
Junior championship to be played
lin July.
English, Bill Banville. Manor'i
chairman Of the event; Georgs
Thornton. the. golf COMMITTEES
chairman. and Ernest Parsley
the golf course superintendent
took two golf cars and. spent
abovt three hours on the course
without clubs.
English spent the rest Of thu
day, and part Of the night, will
Banville and Frank Emmett, who
of course. was helpful in bringing
this national championship tt
Washington for a second time
Congressional was host in 1949
= \ ~
While 1t is not necessary tt
take the pains for a junior cham.
pionship that it is for the Ma.
tional Open or Amateur, or &
tournament where admission il
charged, the USGA still is q
thorough organization where
any Of its championships arr
concerned.
The golf course must be "set
up" as English put it. and ther,
are transportation. entertain.
ment. hospitality. caddie and
countless committee arrange.
ments to be made.
In their tour of the course
English laid out hazard bound.
aries. completed out-of- hounds
stakes from tee to green (some.
thing most clubs are lax in) ant
made numerous suggestions.
/ Manor is considering planting
small trees $50 yards from mos
of the green's for distance mark
ers. but English persuaded then
Ito wait until after the tourna'
ment and. in fact, may hav,
talked them out Of it.
I'VE Just don't approve Of ar
tificial aid to a golfer in a cham
pionship," English said. IF thu
I150-yard markers are stakes, W,
take them down. II there arr
trees. we leave them there, bu
don't particularly like it. If ont
player can Judge distance bette
than another. he should have tn,
edge"
English was complimentary!
about the condition of tn,
course, but suggested the gras
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shot put and discus.

q l0Q-yard dash-1-Butler, Landon;
I smws.a; 4:r, GsrFoll G,,; 3GsMsIntyTs: ST
Ely: 81: .Albans: Time@l6:4 Second.
Brssken o. Mount 81. Josep 1Hio set 0'
,s@.s' M Sass Mount Ms'I g. yc,.p &
sslI , sRa:ff fIit H.. r. I S.lS Time:
f Slssas dsss ST. janoes!s cs NsS.
Friends; 4. Murphy. Mount ST. joseph;
;SW,Lons: Carroll, Ttms-53,7 sbFokt
s css y gfea ~ EseSsd Of sos set BY Robin
as sssSoy.Ie TsS,n-ii Is;wolfs, g: james
AA,Ssns; 41cMaIshaIl: Friends; s.
Of Mount st. Josephl.
Nile run: 1--Bannon. Mount st. 10.
cs na GatSsr 6 car ASfn; Saod Ps.
Nm lse- ,|.IS high hurdles. iE;McLaush-
No. Mount 81 josh. So Jsmesi &
Carroll; no NTH place. Time. ie.G
IL I set BY Wood q FIiendsl.
N,o lso-y Z, hish hurdles: -, Pink
2EzPott:; g: James; Jordan. ST
Time. Ia seconds tbroke last year,
Eecord OF 23.2 feeonds set BY Wood Of
Nile relay: carroll johnson. Ions
seph; .31st. Johns; 4--st. James. Time
sci s. AZ sProk obn Iess years record Of a:4a
Shot put: I-Regers. st.. James; p
non. Carroll: 4-orant. 81. Adams: s.
Sandroy, Landon. Distance. 42 feet,
~ inches lbroke own record Of last
Pole vault: Ely, Ct. Adams: 3
Murray. st. James: Steele, ST. James;
Inreadgill. ct. james; Decker, Mount
3. joseph and Smethurst St. Albani
Nfour-way tie). Height-10 feet even.
Broad Jump: johnson. Carroll: o
walker. Carroll: 3-Flory, ct. James: 4
Potts. st. James: 6--sikorsky, Mount
st. Joseph. Distanee-21 feet. 3R inches
snroke last years record Of 1874 sci
Disc1 Hsst iIG.sm.thurs.. 81. Adams; =
voeelsang. Mount st. Joseph: D.
E5SDsrtus. Lsndon:s 4LsMurr9y, g
l-l26 feet. Ia inches (hroke last years
record Of l1s-4h set By Francis Of st
Hish jump; l-schisler. Mount ct
skinner. Carroll itiel; 4--Stnons. 81
ssars record o. Sc set Sy %idins ac
oallaudet Prepl.
roll and Mount 81. Joseph, lSh; St
Adams. 26h; ct. Johns. I'M; Friends
III: LnndOn a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Interim Board Elected
BY Brooke Manor c. c

Members Of Brooke Manor
Farms Country Club held their
first organizational meeting. and
elected an interim Board Of Gov
errors Of seven men and four
women to serve until the first
regular election in october.
The board will meet Thursday
night at the club to appoint on
GERS.
Board members elected were
John Coffman. Harold Lohren,
Richard Lindsay. AL Shorb. Doug
Jones. Wayne Brooks, Ernest
Smith and the Misses Dorothy
Rock. Joan Leslie. Doris Stillwell
and Peg Badger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Blair Wins Track
AS Shober Leeds

CUMBERLAND. Md. May 4
Especially Shober scored
20 points to lead Montgomery
Blair High Of Silver Spring to
Its third consecutive champion.
ship in the Fort Hill. Invitational
track meet here today.
Blair scored 731a points. Fort
Hill 641a. North Hagerstown sc
and South Hagerstown %. A
NTH entry. Beall High Of Frost.
berg, withdrew this morning.
Shober won the l00-yard dash
In 1912 seconds. the 220 in 22.9
the broad Jump With q leap Of IL
feet l0h inches ana ran legs
on Blair's winning 440-yard and
mile relay teams. The relays
counted 10 points for the win.
ming foursome and the individual
events 5 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
White Sulphur
Limits Entries

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
w. Va. May 4 R.-Professional
entries for the White Sulphur
Springs Open on May 16-19'hao
had to be closed for the first
time in the events history. Chri.
IDunphy. tournament chairman
announced today.
Dunphy said 40 pros have en-.
tered. q record since the tourna-
lment was revived in l94S.
It Is necessary to limit the field
to keep trafilc moving during the
last two rounds Of the 72-hole
tournament. Three amateurs play
with each pro for SO holes in q
simultaneous and separate best
ball scoring tournament.
The nearly 200 golfers will be
divided. with half playing one
course and the rest another on
Saturday. The next day they will
switch courses.
Both courses are par 70, and
the lowest competitive scoring
record on each is 81. Ed Oliver
winner Of last years open, sci
the old White Course record jr
the 1852 tourney and Sam Sneac
shot the Greenbrier low In Wesl
Virginia's 1898 open.
Snead. the home pro. has wor
three Of the last nine tourna.
ments.
Dunphy said that in addition
to Snead. the entry list include.
Jimmy Demaret, Julius Boros
Dow Finsterwald. Mike Souchak
Henry Cotton and Petel
Thompson.
international flavor also will
be added by Gary Player Of South
Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Hyndmon, Spencer Enter
Belle Haven 4-BoII Golf

pions, Deane Beman Of Bethesda
and Jack Sutherland Of West
Palm Beach, Gil Willett and
Mike Jankowski Of Prime
Georges. Johnny Grub and
Chick Cullinane. the Junior stars,
Bob Chandler and Col. Rennie
Kelly Of Congressional, and Lar
ry Murphy and Buddy Sharkey
|of Kenwood.
A number Of guests from on
cial Washington will compete
today In the annual tournament
of the White House News Pho
tographers Association at the
Court House Club In Fairfax
starting at noon.
Contestants from the White
House star will include James
e. Hagerty, press secretary;
Earle d. Chesney. special assist
ant to the President. Col. VII.
liam Draper, Air Force aide, and
Lieut.. Col. George Mentally, liza
son officer.
Senators Bush Of Connecticut
Smathers Of Florida and Mag.
nuson Of Washington and Repre-.
sentatives Arends Of Illinois anc
o'Brian Of New York also en-.
tered. =
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~ the Associated Press

Except for the varsity track
meet against Maryland. Navy
made q clean sweep Of its sports
activities yesterday. The lacrosse
team travelled to Charlottesville
to whip Virginia as expected
10-5, while back at Annapolis
Nays baseball team beat Penn
81, and the Middies scored In
tennis and golf, while the Plebe,
won in baseball. track. tennis
golf. and lacrosse.
Ben Montoya pitched q six
hitter to lead Navy to its l1tt
victory in is baseball games. Tht
Middies pounded Penn pitching
for Is hits.
Jack Carter knocked in five
goals to lead the lacrosse VIC
tory, Nays fifth against q one
point loss to unbeaten Mary
land. It was Virginia's fifth de-
feat against three victories.
The Navy tennis team breezed
TO q 30 victory over Cornell
John Grifiiths whipping Floyc
Downs in the top match. while
the golfers scored their eighth
victory in as many matches. 81
over Penn.
The Plebe baseball team de-
feated the Penn freshmen. liza
with Fred Marsh showing the
way with q triple and two sin.
giles. while the Plebes won In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

Bill Hyndman III Of Philadel-
phia, the 1855 National Amateur
runnerup, and Wynsol Spencer,
several times Virginia Amateur
champion from Newport News,
are among the outstanding golf
|ers who will compete in the an
|nual Belle Haven 4-Ball cham
|pionship this week.
The only tournament Of its
kind In the area, two-man team
match play without handicaps,
will have the best field In its
history.
Thursday and Friday are op.
tional qualifying days, with two
rounds Of match play Saturday,
and semifinals and finals in al
flights next Sunday.
Hyndman will team with Wally
|Sezna. former Belle Haven men,
Der, and Spencer with Jack
Kurts Of Palm Beach. Fla.
Bobby Brownell and Ralph
Bpgart, the three-time cham.
Ipions who failed TO qualify last
year. were the first team to send
In an entry. The teams include
Joe La5alle, host club champion
and Haywood Nelms of Char.
'lottesville. the defending cham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

FORT WORTH, Tex, May 4
(R.-Art Wall pulled from i'm
pending disaster with six straight
pars and a great birdie today
Ito take over the 36-hole lead in
the Colonial National Invitation
Golf tournament.
Shooting a 2-over-par 70 in
the wind, cold and rain, the tall
man from Pocono Manor. Pa,
whose major fame has been "a
amazing holes-in-one. grabbed
1.-THE lead at the halfway point
with 140.
Wall broke out of a tie with
Gene Littler of Singing Hills,
Calf. They had started the
round with 68's but Littler scared
Ito q 70.
The Laconic Pennsylvania
held q two-stroke lead over Lit
tier. who fell into second place
at l42. while tied for third were
amateur Harvie Ward, jr. Of San
Francisco. Mike Souchak of
Grossingers. N. Y. Dick Mayer
Of La Jolla. Calf. e. j. Harrison
Of st. Louis and Ed Furgol of
st. Andrews. Ill. each with l43.
The final SO holes of the tour
nament will be played tomorrow.
The second round of the rain
plagued $4,000 tournament,
wiped out yesterday by a down.
pour with none Of the field of 48
having flnishehd Is holes. went
on today. but 1t was under most
trying conditions-a capricious
wind that did things with the
ball, mud that chung like glue
and temperatures Of So degrees.
Wall got the idea that he was
going to make his 70. he said,
when he managed to par the
tough par 5, 459-yard fifth hole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

WEWOKA, Okla. R). - Joe
Gibson. Wewoka policeman. says
he's thinking about giving up
fishing after five unsuccessful
years.
He decided TO take his wife on
one trip so she could enjoy the
scenery. When he had to leave
to bait his troutline. he gave his
wife q rod and reel and told her
to make like a fisherwoman.
When he returned, he found her
trying to uislodge something
from her line. Gibson reeled Il
Inland found Q 5-plus pound
bass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
ID. c. Throttle Twisters
Back at Vistu Today

The d. c. Throttle Twisters
will bring the motorcycles back
to Vista Raceway today. Time
trials begin the action at ! pm.
Newt Swift Of Gaithersburg
has won the last two features
and will try for q third In q row.
James and John Fender Of
Lawnside. N. j.. will compete,
along with Sut jackson and
Robert Mitchell Of Baltimore, in
an effort to clip Swift's wings.
More familiar participants viii
be Paul Atkins. Robert Harkens
and Bobby King.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

Grim in the half-mile and wor
the two-mile.
Nays Jim Dunn scored O sur.
prise win over Maryland's Dave
Leas in the 440-yard dash.
The. Middies strength in the
pole vault and javelin events
however, was no surprise. Dave
Mcintyre won the vault event BY
clearing the bar at IS feet
Inches, and AL Swanson captured
the javelin toss with q heave Of
20l feet S3l inches.
Summaries:
Shot put; I'D Cooke. MARYLAND, 81
feet 10 inches; Ken Peterson. Navy
Carl Party. Maryland; s-chsriis Fiem
40: Jim Dunn NAVY; e-Dav
Nav ksss; f MinSyla 6;a6i S-Hm Adenderfs'
100: steve scheek, MARYLAND; -
Wesley Baynes; Maryland: 3-Bill smoOt
sA HisA ,1 june: O i@dsorse Hos.n. Mar,
land. and Tom TAFT. Maryland ttiel,
feet inches; 3-Mo Clark. Navy; .picI
Alexander. navy; Larry kaufman. Navy
and Perry Moore. Maryland t4-Way tie)
Discus: Cooke. Maryland. l4S fee
IN inches: e-Leras, NaEyland, 1900
aSos Sur HEyy DIES s:n nne.a n.
ryland: Jim stafbeard. Maryland;
$50; 1-0rim, Maryland; Party
MARYLAND; 3-Frea March. Navy. Tim
800: ii.-stevs seheek. MeryIand; q
Pole Vault; l-Dave Mcintyre, Navy
Navy: and Jack McMiehsei. Navy ttisI
REss S%SsA !. NAVY: s-bisf ~ini''
Javelln: Al swanson. Navy. 20,
feet. 3N inches: 2-Raiph Csiestii
Navy, 1864: 3-Wayne Morris. Navy
220 Low Hurdles: I-Lsrry Salmon
MARYLAND: Moore, Maryland: 3-Pa
Beard, Navy. Time-0:23o.
Broad Jump: I'D Biggers. Navy, 2:
Maryland. 22h; SD Lloyd. Mary
land. Distance--21- 10. y
Mile Relay: NAVY (Cox. Dunn, Dett
barn. Marehl; Maryland Manner
9trauga SerRt Least Time-3:233.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
George Mason
Wins Group II
Track Title

George Mason High Of Fall
Church won half the IA event.
and scored heavily in the lower
places to succeed Osbourn al
track champion Of virginia''
Group II District Q yesterday ir
the district meet held at Wake.
field.
The Mustangs rolled UP 5elz
points to Osbourn's 36h. Hern-
don totaled 36la. Garfield 152a
and Nokesville S.
IMason's Power Shuts was the
only double winner. He took the
l00-yard and the 440-yard
dashes and also ran a leg on the
winning half-mile relay team tc
score liz points.
1O0-yard dash; 1--shuttA oeorgs
Mason; ELLIOTT. ,osbourn: 3-B
Smith. Garfield: 4-Henderson. George
George Mason; ;-B. Smith. GARFIELD
l4-callanen. oeorse Mason. 24.7 sec
my" 40: SHUTS. oeorse Mason; q
don: .4-shSnsr. oeorse Mason. D3.f
seconds.
$50: MILES. George Mason p
Mason: 4-Merchant, osbourn. 2:i5.1
h.s Ml' 6;So smn0?s H EssSSCn oecss;
Cnew district record: old record. 4:50 81
i20.yard hurdles: 1-Tacey. Herndont
seconds ttied District TecordJ. -
100.yard hurdles: l--saunders. os'
bourn; 2-Taeey, Herndon: 3--Anderson
59 rs ssron 1-powner' oeorse Mason
,,, Mile relay; l-osorss Mason Hodges g,
ct 4ssorG o 81 f s.cCfd ssS n'v dis
$50 relay: l-oeorse Mason tshutts
zosbourn; no fourth. 49, new dis
'' Shot ssI SSs. Ho MEfisTa o.oTs. Msson
don; 4.-Biovsrs' dsorSs Mason Al Zee
l. plssus--BIowers oeorss Mason; =
ieet (neW district record; Old record
iIish iuRg: Irwin. Nokesyills; =
Mason ltis): 1-Tscsv HsTndon. 3 Zee
Broad jump: ID Smith. Garfield
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