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Il now feel free to do so" in
light OF the Dodgers decision
TO go to the West Coast.
The Mayor said he under
stood that there has been dis
cussion OF enlarging the leagues
to include 10 teams. II this is
done. he said. New York Ger
tainly" will have one Of the new
teams. adding that he UNDER
stood Montreal was one of the
cities working to acquire a ma
jor league team.
In Washington. meanwhile,
Representative Heating. Repub-
lican Of New York. said New
York was stripped of its Ma
tional League teams because
Mayor Wagner ''fumbled the
ball"
In a caustic statement on the
Dodgers decision to shift to Los
Angeles, Heating said Wagner
who is seeking reelection as
Mayor. should not have waited
until there we're two out in the
ninth and three-and-two on
the batter before initiating ac-
ton"
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Cycle Clubs End
.Ruce Season at
Marlboro Sunday

The American Motorcycle
Association and the D. G
Ramblers will close out then
1857 schedule at Marlboro
Motor Raceway with a seven
race program Sunday. First
event viii begin at / pm.
The motorcycles viii race or
the 2-nIile road course. -Four
elimination heats OF three laps
each. a pair of six-lap semi
finals and a 15-lap feature
comprise the card.
Al Lewis of Erie. Pa. will be
one of the favorites in an ex-
pected entry list OF about IS
cyclists. Lewis won two
features in previous appear
ances at Marlboro. He finished
third In the 50-mile b CLASH
fed main event there Sept. /.
The two riders who beat
Lewis in the. 50-miler-Alvin
Fisher from Kinzer. Pa. and
Edward LaBelle of Philadelphia
also have entered.
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER

You are the Michigan State
quarterback. You have surpris-
ingly gained II yards in two
plays directed at Michigan's
All-American left guard. but
have had trouble against the
right side of the Wolverine line
that scouting reports called
vulnerable.
In seven tries around the
ends, you have made q yards.
You have passed six times,
completing two for 10 yards.
Now in the middle Of the
third quarter. you have a third
down and six situation on the
Michigan 27-yard line, midway
between the sidelines.
Rate these calls /. 2. 3 and 1
for this spot:
Pass. figuring you need good
yardage.
End run, depending on maxi
Ing six yards in two tries.
Quick opener at the Michigan
left guard. hitting strength.
Power play at Michigan right
side, counting on percentage
paying OF II you keep pound
ing there.
ANSWER on Page A-22l
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either. Here are some Of their
observations.
Yves covington. Il think a
Windup Is a great asset to a
pitcher. II the no-Windup
business was any good, all the
top pitchers would adopt IT,"
Hank Aaron: Its a little
difficult TO follow. You've got
TO be ready"
Johnny Logan summed up
the Braves attitude on the
Yanks' pitching: ITS q little
better than they're given
credit for"
y
Lew Burdette is a cool cookie.
Asked If he were going to try
and win the finale for his sick
roommate warren Spahn). he
replied:
Stop 1t or you'll have me
crying in my beer"
y ~
Stengel is astonished at the
performance Of Covington, the
Braves leftfielder. who is sup
posed to be sadly lacking in
many departments.
"All / got TO say" the pro-
fessor bsrked. lis he certainly
amt hindering them. First,
he's a hitter. then he's a field
err. and now he's a thrower.
He tossed out Yogi Berra at
the plate in yesterdays game.
4
Haney visited a dentist this
morning as a result of break
ing his lower left molar yes
terday.
Was he biting bats, or per-
haps the. dugout steps?
NO" he said with a wry
grin. Il guess l was just grind
ing my teeth"
A Series attendance record
probably will be set today. A
crowd of 56.259 would put this
years classic over the 3S9, 1853
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FORD SLIGHTLY DISAPPOINTED
Slumping Simpson
Is ForIcrn Figure

NEW YORK. Oct. 40 VF),-
Probably the most fofIorn fie-
ure on the Yankees as they
went into the final World
Series game with the Braves
today was First Baseman Harry
tSultcasel Simpson, who has
gone l-for-l2.
I'm just overanxious, Simp-
son explained. I've been try
ing too hard. / guess. I'VE
heard some Of the booitg and
! sort Of expected IL. Billy
Martin was a big favorite in
this town and when ] came
here as part Of his trade to
Kansas City. some of the fans
probably resented me. I'll just
keep swinging If ! get another
chance"
Manager Fred Haney Of the
Braves had his brother as his
guest.
He's eight years older than
II" Haney laughed. but /
know I look older. You can't
blame me. though. Anyone
Would look old after having
managed the Browns and
Pirates"
Whitley Ford. who would
have started today's game for
the Yanks had he not warmed
up for two innings yesterday.
appeared slightly disappointed
that Don Larsen was getting
the assignment.
I'm ready" he said.
why not Larsen?" Casey
Stengel challenged. Hes had
four days rest and he pitched
a no-hitter last year. Maybe
he'll repeat"
In Larsen, the Braves win
get their second dose Of mo-
windup" pitcher in two days.
Bob Turley. who beat them
yesterday, doesn't wind up,
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BY the Associated Press

There may be some aues-
tion about Bold Rulers ability
over a distance OF ground, but
when 1t comes to a mile or less
there are few who can match
the blazing speed OF the
Wheatley Stables ace 3-year-
lold.
The son OF Nasrullah. badly
beaten at distances OF mile
and one-uuarter and up after
winning the Preakness in May,
proved again yesterday that he
is a truly great speed horse
when he smashed a 5l-year-old
track record at Belmont Park
Bold Ruler. carrying 1870
pounds and conceding weight
to seven rivals and age to six,
iran the 7-furlong Vosburgh
Handicap in l;2lss over a
sloppy track. The. clocking
clipped three-fifths Of a second
of Belmont's oldest record,
established by Roseben under
1875 pounds on october l6. 1905.
With Eddie Arcaro handling
the reins. Bold Ruler finished
nine lengths in front Of Tick
Took and earned $4,000 to run
his total winnings to $462 .525.
He paid $3.50. For Arcaro It was
his third winner OF the day,
Previously he put together a
$63.50 daily double with Gable
Jack and Guessing Game.
Dave DeRoin, riding sensa-
ton Of the New England racing
circuit also put together a triple
at Suffolk Downs. He was
astride Zealot t$4.40) in the
third. Jodi C$6.20l in the fea-
tured seventh and Rosuala
l($3.80) In the ninth.
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.5l-Yeor-OId Mark Goes
AS Bold Ruler Wins by 9

At Hawthorne where Innis-
howen 1920 accounted for the
top event. j. d. Jessop went
Arcaro and DeRoin one better
with four winners. He formed
a s408.80 daily double with
Shannon's Leap ts22.6O and
Pete's Penny Os44). scored with
Pine Top (s76OD in the sixth
and made it four for the day
with Alan David at $40 in the
ninth.
Garden State Park opened the
final 1857 meeting in New Jer-
sey with Cana isll.6Ol beat
ing Sarna by three-quarters Of
a length in the mile-and-one-
sixteenth feature.
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standard set by the Yankees
and Dodgers in 1947. The
Yanks and Braves have played
before 333.505.
j.
OF the 10 Series that were
tied 3-3 after six games. the
visiting team has won the de-
Gliding game seven times and
the home team six.
II
The pitchers have yet to get
a hit. They've batted % times
without a safety. Larsen came
close in the third game when
too long drives just went foul
near home-run territory.
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PoImuteer Captures
Printcruft Tourney

AL Palmateer Of The Stal
topped a field Of ia player,
in the Union Printcraft Col
Association fall handicap tour.
nament yesterday, scoring go
l3-67.
James Dewhurst and Thoma,
Colley tied in Glass A Will
net Ills. Other class leaders.
Glass B, Lawrence Coon, 72
Glass c. Fulton Thomas. 70
Glass d. Wilbie Canard anC
William Grier, 75s, and Clas
e. William Budke, rs.
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IFIu win Alter
Most Teams on
[!nterhiqh Slate

| Coolidge. seeking to sOlidify
its position atop the West Divi-
sion Of the Interhigh League,
meets Wilson at Wilson tomor-
row afternoon in one OF five
league games that probably will
Isee altered lineups because OF
the Asian fiu.
| Bell plays at Cardozo and
Western at Dunbar in the West
division and Phelps at Eastern
and Chamberlain at Spingarn
in the East Division, All games
start at $3.50.
Without exception, all teams
have been hit this week by abb
sence at practice due to the flu
The non-league game be-
tween Roosevelt and Gonzaga
was Cancelled today because OF
20 cases on the Roosevelt
squad. The game may be re-
scheduled later this season.
IL on Squad Absent
I'VE had 265 out at school
earlier this week and 10 OF that
number were members Of the
football team" Coach Gil Conn
of Coolidge said. ITS hard To
say how much 1t will affect US.
All or some may be able to play.
ION the other hand. we may
have losses on the day Of the
game"
Meanwhile. Conn is attempt
ing TO put more punch into his
offense. although the backfield
OF Bill Coward. quarterback !;
Morlee Houween and Dick
Skinker, halfbacks. and Tony
Coppa. fullback. that started
last week against cardozo.
probably will go again tomor-
row.
I'VE got inside their 10 a
couple Of times, but couldn't
punch over" Conn said of his
teams 1910 victory. Wen have
TO improve TO stay out in front. /"
Wilson Back Hurt
Wilson. OF to an unusually
poor start. has an 0-3 record.
The last loss was TO Roosevelt
in league play. Wilson may
have a change in its starting
backfield.
Tailback Dick Drummond
played only on defense last
week because OF a weak ankle
and unless 1t improves in the
next day or so will not be avail
able for offensive duties.
II Drummond is out, Marty
Gorewitz will replace him.
Otherwise the backfleld will
have Don Ellington at quarter
back, Joe Hayer. wingback, and
DUFF Greene. fullback.
TODAY
Anae9siiA vs. Armsuong at East
wooswssd Prep at National Train.
TOMORROW
Bell ~ cardoxo, 33O
Coosldge al Wilson. 3 80
Western az Dunbar 3 80.
Phelps al Eastern 3.l0
CHAMBERLAIN a. Spingsm. $50.
Carroll at Tech. 3.iS.
s & es.0s Z. oeCrEstO.P Prep, 2;ls.
Lsndon al Baltimore Friends, Il
suitlane At Bethssda-chsvy
MhsAion q Northwestern. :.
MaissI johnson a. GaithersbuTs
Falls Church at Wakefield 8
Groteton vs., Hammond al CIV o.
Portsmouth al WaShiasfon-Les =.
Georse M sson =, w nsmespS,
10
Lathe jackson At walker-orsni
SATURDAY
Mount 81, Joseph ~ St Johns.
,c slllis .Hish 81 West Nottinsham
EDiseopll a. 81 christophers tRich-
mondi. 40
Columbian Prep a. Fork Union tval
Nil. ACad.. .
Laurel At Charlotte Hail. ..
Sherwood vs.. Northwood at Blair. =
hish Point VS. Bladensburg 81 North
western, \
Richard MONTGOMERY vs.. Oxon Hi
az Suitland. :.
George Washington 81 Thomas JET
ferSon iRiehmondl. s.
Mclean al Annandale. .
OSbourn a. HeTndon 3n
GhF-Etekd At nuHnsss rnn1N~
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Program Listines
7-Jim sowie. Adventure

7-Jim eowie. Adventure
"Mexieen Adventure" Bowie
runs lnfo difficulties with o Mex
icon oeneroI when he cttsrnpss 70
rescue en- imprisoned Afneficon
otfieiol. Seoff Forbes ssors.
$50
4-Lise Of Riley. Comedy.
Junior wins on essay contest and
the Rileys "exchonne" sons with
on English fomiN for Two weeks.
7-PotFice MunseI Show.
Guests. Cyril Risehord. Evelyn
4-M Squcd. Adventure.
''Fomiiy Poesnois Lee Morvin.
1-Frnnk SinatFo Show. Music.
e.no Crosby visits.
9-Ms. Adams and Eve. INDY.
A woman cpceors with o cloin
thot she Is tioword Adons' first
wife. Ida Lupino. Howard Duff.
$50
4-The Thin Man. Comedy.
5-Whirlybirds. Adventure.
7-Dose With fhe Angels.
Cousin HeFbie." Storing Betty
White, Bill WiIIioms. Speciol
guest: Jock Corson
9-Sehlitx Playhouse. Orono
rich Mon, Poor Man" A
peasant discovers collection OF
siotucttes which noke him q rich
man. but oiso bring complications
into his life and rnosriooe Gil
bert Rolond. Joy pooe. Sebostion
Evening star., 1957-12-15

500
7-Brave EesIe. Adventure.
e:l5
S-News. Weothes. Sports.
Warren. Harris. Morgan.
$50
4-News. Weethes. Sports.
Rosh. Sirinoes. Gibbons.
5-Fun House. Billy Johnson.
Puppets ard Songs.
1-FFonfies Doctor. Western.
9-Spoflisht. Weothes. News.
GoIloher. Douolos Cushing.
6:4S
4-NBc News.
Chet HurfIsy oovid erinkiey.
9-DoUs Edwerds. News.
700
4.Susie. Comedv.
S-Buekskins' Jomboree.
Western music featuring Alice
Shoron. Live.
7-Beekstose. SpeFts. News.
Strong Molone Molkle.
9-Annie 0okley. Western.
Annie and the United Stctes Court
come to the old Of worried
judge Coil Dovis ssors.
7:l5
7-yohn Dely. News.
7:30
4-Tsuth or Consequences.
S-Febien Of Seotlond Yesd.
Trim Tin Tin. Adventure
9-Show Of she Month. Color.
IVA Heuss. "Junior Miss" A
nausicoI version Of the BroodWoy
comedy obout two teen-ooeFs
who involve their fonnily in
everything from hoiidcy romonce
TO bankruptcy. Corol Lvniey, Don
Ameche. Jool4 Bennett. Poul Ford.
Dovid Woyne. Diono Lynn.
500
4-Court Of Lest Resort.
The John Smith Story" Lyle
Bettoer.
5-Wernes Bros. Attroetion.
th heuss. my Dreom Is
Yours" l94o Doris 0oy. Jock
Evening star., 1957-12-15
FRIDAY
s-EIeven O'Clock Movie.

S-EIeven O'Clock Movie.
ia Heuss. The Tottooed
Stronger 1850. John Mills.
Potricio White.
7-kews. Weather. Sports.
Mcccftrey. Allen. Pickett.
9-News. Weother. Sports.
Riehords. 0ouolos. Donieis.
iI:i5
4-Weether. Sports.
Sirinces Simpson.
c-The lcse Show. Movie.
IM Hours. "On Borrowed Time"
1888. A tontosy obous on old
man who isn't reody 10 die. 50 he
chooses "Deoth" up tree. Lionel
Borpmore. Sir Cedric Hordwicke.
ll:20
4-Som and Friends. Arnold.
7-Premiese Performance.
MOVIE. Hour, 40 Min. "icppy
Lond. l943. The story Of Q
man who lost his cnly son in the
wor Don Ameche. Frances Dee.
Ii:30
4-Tonisht. Jock Poor.
Ia Hesrs. Guests Smoky Lon
son. Irish Dweiley, Harold Long.
1890
5-Thousht for the Doy.
Slate. Late Show. Movie.
IA Heurs. The Ninth Guest"
1884 Eight people ore invited 70
o penthouse party where o nnYs-
ferrous rodio voice warns them
ihot they ore oil n0fked for
deofh. Donold Cooke, Genevieve
Tobin.
4-lnspirotion.
7-Lord's Proyer.
z:o0
9-Meditotion. Weasher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

president league
Of directors Simpson
Brothers General Contractors contributor the league
The need for commission settle disputes solved when Maj
headmaSer Of ST. Stephens School, and Ira willard city Of
Alexandria, volunteered.
Also Stanley King Eastern District
Virginia. volunteered Sexton donated his
services league physician
0rmh grounds
charge baseball diamond result
inhed which
Private citizens donated labor building supplies
paint and and attractive fencedn park with lights was
constructed.
Over people attended and 400 boys played ball
the leagues couldn't make the Little Major
League 800 Rotary Club minor league
The board directors realized that the Little Major League
modaed made for Junior Major
League to include boys from IS to is.
Sponsors before the formed The
Alexandria Municipal Stadium Immediately the Little Major
League park redeveloped
Mr. oth his grounds to assist in laying out the
field brick built to accommodate both
fields and recently refesmnt stand added All material and
labor donated.
The Alexandria boys baseball program still growing Plans are
being but the only not
In operation is because a suitable held
But donated much giving
their slogan puts
It. Our Youth Future"
Evening star., 1957-08-25
n!E M NADR

l009o pure wool hon-
mel. custom detoiled
with lop seems and
hooked vent. 8 eompvs
eolors. Sizes 8 10 20.
AboVs SIS 10 $35.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

The Elegant muted concept
clothes that young everywhere style eomio
Chips Twes first fumiH Of boys weo captures The
spirit Of elegance for Fall eoo poen oId ubren
odds ingenious tailoring combine the style young
wont-wh rugged young demOnd gsnemon every
inch Of HMM Chips n Twios. Shop tomorow-0nd see
ter stores and shops all over Amerlca Z
WOODWARD AND LoThRoP -Moshinason, b g. chevy q
Evening star., 1957-03-24
Toni SoiIer Takes
DownhilI Event at
Sun Valley Races

SUN VALLEY, Idaho. Mar. 90
Pl.-Handsome Toni Sailer OF
Kitzbuhel. Austria. swept down
Mt. Baldy here today in 2:26.2
to win the downhill event on the
first day of the 18th annual
Hartman Cup ski races.
Christian Pravda, Sailer's for
mer instructor who now teaches
at Sun Valley. could do no bet
ter than a three-way tie for
fifth
Frieda Dancer of Adelboden
Switzerland. slashed down the
mile-long women's course in 2:2l
to beat out highly touted The
rese lie Due of France. The Paris
girl ran the course in 2:22.O.
The two-mile downhill mems
course proved the undoinR Of at
least nine Of the 81 starters. The
run was hard packed and such
stars as Bud Werner, Steamboat
Springs. Colo, we're out Of the
money because Of spills.
Second place in the mems
race went to Roger Staub OF
Switzerland, 2:28.4. Another
Swiss skier. Roland Blaesi. took
third in 2:30.4.
Evening star., 1957-03-24
OU RS
With BILL leeTCH

The Chamber of Commerce Of
Hot Springs, Ark, has come UP
with a new one. We've just re-
ceived an invitation and entry
blank to participate in the Ma
tional Fresh Water Professional
Fishing championships to be held
April 1913 this year in Lakes
Catherine, Hamilton and Qua
chita.
First prize is $1,000 cash; Sec
ond, $500; third. $3.50; fourth,
$3.50. and fifth. 500. The fish
available are largemouth. small
mouth, Kentucky and white bass,
wall-eyed pike. crappie and
Dream. Scoring is on a point
system and guides and boats are
available for from $40 to SIS per
day. What a lark this would be.
However. we don't feel qualified
as a professional, but will be glad
to pass our entry blank along to
any of our readers who can
qualify.
y X X X
Hugh O'Brian. the Wyatt carp
of television. arrives in Washing
ton today to take part in the
annual meetings of the National
Rifle Association at the Shore
ham Hotel this week. He should
be a tremendous drawing card
for the many youngsters who will
also want to see the exhibit OF
Evening star., 1957-03-24
Top Foreign Dogs
In Field Trial
Today in MARYLAND

A field trial for European gun
dogs - weimaranerS, G erm a n
Shorthair pointers, Brittany
spaniels and wire-haired point
ing griffons-is being held all
day today at the Nick Stephens
shooting preserve on the Brook
ville-Brighton Dam road near
Brookville, Md.
Some of the best dogs in the
East are competing, with entries
from as far away as New York
and Massachusetts,. The event
is sponsored by the Weimaraner
Club of Washington.
This is a shoot-to-kill field
t''ioi with pheasants the game.
Two expert marksmen have been
provided to do the shooting,
John c. Dalton, jr.. of Chevy
Chase. former National skeet
champion. and Thomas c. Hunt
Of Catonsville, Md, former
Maryland State trap champion.
Today's program, starting at
8 am, includes an open all-age
stake for all European gun dogs.
and an open puppy stake. open
derby stake, lady handler stake
and an open shooting dog stake
for WeimaranerS only.
Evening star., 1957-03-24
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

Jim Halter. a junior who just
doesn't look big enough, is zoom-
ing ahead of his competition for
Maryland's fullback spot next
fall. He probably was singled
out for more praise than any
individual in a full-dresS scrim-
mage that ran over three hours
yesterday afternoon as the Terps
held the seventh of their 20
spring sessions.
Ed Fullerton, who helps coach
the backs, said, Don't let Hat
ter's appearance fool you, he's
big enough" The Rome, N. Y,
youngster is a solid 185 and
5-foot-10.
Hes rs per cent improved
over last year when we had to
use him ahead of schedule" Full
lerton said. Hes learned to
run with his head up. and after
spring and fall practice. he'll
be ready"
High School 2002POunder
Coach Tommy Mont said Hat
ter. weighed 200 in high school
where he played tackle.
Halter was nursing a thigh
Evening star., 1957-03-24

and track from his sophomore
year on.
Last fall he made All-State
and The Stars All-Metropolitan
football team. An offensive end
who played safety on defense.
Garda caught "a passes for 498
yards and four touchdowns in
his senior season.
In basketball. he already has
been chosen to the All-State team
by the Virginia Sportswriters AS
sociation for helping CIV to the
Northern District Group I cham
pionship. He scored 7l2 points in
sc games over three years and
was a l5-points-per-game scorer
as a senior.
Garda specializes in the hur-
dies in track and last spring
was runnerup in the State Group
I l80-yard low hurdles with his
best time. 20.2 seconds. He has
run the l20-yard highs in 1872
Evening star., 1957-03-24

firearms, probably the finest ever
gathered together in one place.
The 35th thousand -pound-plus
black marlin to be captured off
Cabo Blanco, fabulous fishing
port of Peru, was boated last
week by William r. Mote of New
Rochelle. 1t was his second trip
to the club. The 1,183-pound
marlin was the first boated there
this year to top 1000 pounds.
y 4 X
We are glad to see that New
Hamrshire's Fish and Game
Commission has decided to dis
continue the supplying of trout
for trout derbies and rodeos,
believing that such events en-
courage youngsters to acquire
false concepts and unsportsman-
like attitudes about fishing.
We have long felt such sport
fish as trout and bass should
not be artificially introduced into
Ia given body of water for the
sake of popping up a contest.
'Derbies. on the other hand.
which encourage the youngsters
ito catch warm-water species
such as crappie, bluegills, cat
fish and the like, especially
where the waters are overpopu-
lated with these species, are just
Jas much fun for the youngsters
and help teach them conserya-
ton and sportsmanship.
Z i y 4
The latest Sport Fishing In
Istitute Bulletin contains the ad-
vice that Biologist Margaret
Greenwald of Chapman Chemi-
cal Co., Inc, Bound Brook, N. j.,
has just published a supplement-
to her earlier list of references
on control of aquatic plants, in
Icluding algae, that bane of farm
ponds Copies may be had by
writing the research division
Iof this company, which we un-
derstand furnishes this service
free of charge. Every farmer
who has troubles of this sort in
his farm pond or ponds should
nave the information.
Evening star., 1957-03-24
Penn State
Gymnusts Win

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. % (P).-
Armando Vega won two indi-
vidual titles today as he led Penn
State to a narrow victory in the
18th annual National Collegiate
Gymnastics Championships.
VEGA, capturing the all-around
and parallel bar crowns. scored
all but 80 of the Nittany Lions
88i2 points. Illinois. defending
champion. was second with 80.
Florida State was third in the
23-team field at the Naval Acad-
emy with 63l2 points. Iowa's SO
points placed it fourth, and Army
was fifth with SO.
The Illini were hurt by the
loss of Don Tonry. defending all
around champion, who missed
the competition because of virus
pneumonia.
But the Big Ten champs still
came through with three indi-
vidual titlists-John Davis on
the side horse. Abe Grossfield on
the horizontal bar and Frank
Hailand. tumbling.
Los Angeles State College fin
ished seventh in the final stand
ings on the strength of first
place finishes by Norm Marks
in free exercise and Garvin
Smith in rope climb.
Other titles went to Glenn
Wilson Of Western Illinois or
the trampoline and Tom Darling
Of Pitt on the flying rings.
Vegas two triumps we're Penn
States only individual cham
pionships. The Los Angelo.
sophomore, a member of last
years United States Olympic
team. also finished second II
One event, was third in two
fourth in one and 10th in an.
other.
Host team Navy finished 10th
picking up 10 points in threl
events.
Furman Sheppard gave tn,
best performance of any Mid
shipman. tying for third in tn,
final side horse competition. Kei
McNutt was fourth on the paral
lei bars and Terry Emery finishes
sixth Of the flying rings. a