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Large Field Due
For Auto Gard at
Manassas TONIGHT

AS many as 40 sportsman stock
car drivers may assemble tonight
at Old Dominion Speedway for a
f1ve-race program beginning
at $50.
The track will stage another
day of drag racing tomorrow
Match dragging will begin at
1890 am.
Tonight's field will include Ray
Hendricks. a recognized competi-
tor nationally. who has shifted
home towns from Richmond to
Fredericksburg.
Hendricks will be CHALLENGED
by such as Wally Gore. Don Car
ter. Elmo Langley. Bill Morgan,
Jack Deniston. Clay Eastridge.
Bill Dove. Flash Herman, Charlie
Martin, Lionel johnson, Sam
Bandy. Clyde Carnahan, Hal
Shepherd. Ray Byers and Pete
Minor.
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Grand R. Vo|o
Heads Field for
Rosecroft Race

Grand r. Volo, not so granc
in mis- first start at RoSecroft
Raceway Monday night, takes
another crack at the Oxon Hill
path tonight when he heads 9
field of seven PAGERS in the first
invitational race of the season
for a $4,000 purse.
Trained by Billy Haughton
the Nations top-rated driver.
trainer. Grand r. Volo was part
of the Haughton-trained three
ply entry that was favored in
the $11.500 Transamerica Pace
that featured Rosecroft's opener
But he came in fifth.
Winner Of 10 of 10 races last
year, Grand r. Volo will be
driven again by Clarence Martin
Kenny j.. owned by Johnny
Simpson, and Jay H., out of ac-
ton since sustaining injuries last
summer, also are in the field,
along with Wilmington's Star
now 8 years old and winner OF
$161,731. The Engineer, fresh
of a nice victory here, also is
in the field.
Lorne Tolhurst drove Jeffrey
Moraka to a one-length victory
in the $1.100 Tom O'Donnell
Memorial Pace before a crowd
of 1877 last night. This feature
honored the memory of the late
Washington sportsman.
Iris Speaker. former baseball
great, was among the spectators
and congratulated Tolhurst on
his victory.
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GWU-WGMGomeHeods
College Baseball Card

George Washington Univer.
sity, boasting a baseball record
of Is wins in 10 games. takes
on William and Mary. one of its
two conquerors, at 3 pm. today
at Griffith Stadium.
Maryland faces South Caro-
lima in an Atlantic Coast Con.
ference game at College Park
while in other games George
town visited st. Joseph's in
Philadelphia, Navy played al
Dartmouth. Catholic U. went t.
Baltimore U. and Howard hac
game at Drew in New Jersey
The Colonials. who wear the
Southern Conference crown. car
get revenge for their lone con-
ference loss. an 8-3 setback by
the Indians at WILLIAMSBURG
April 10. Their other defeat was
by Colgate. ll-6. No other team
has got to the CIV pitching fol
more than four runs.
Maryland. Az winner over
Clemson yesterday at College
Park. has one other game after
today-against North Carolina
and that only if the Tar Heels
beat North Carolina State to-
day. The Tar Heels need both
wins to tie Duke for the con.
ference lead and neceSsitate a
playoff. The Maryland-North
Carolina game was rained out
earlier and another date will be
set. provided the Tar Heels win
today.
In other games involving area
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Wake Forest
Sets Golf Pace

WINSTON SALEM. N. C.
May IL R.-Wake Forest, lee
by the par-busting of Sonny
George and Capt. John Gerring
held a l0-stroke lead in the
team competition going into the
final round of the 36-hole At
lantic Coast Conference goli
tournament today at Old Town
Club.
George. known best as a Dea.
con football player. fired a 4
under-par 81 and Gerring a IS
to top the field Of so in yes
terday's first round.
Wake Forests four low scorers
among a designated six players
totaled 283. Virginia and IA
vored North Carolina have 293
South Carolina 30l, Duke 302
Clemson 306. Maryland 308 and
North Carolina State 314.
Glenn Mitchell of Washing
ton, son Of the National SYM
Iphony conductor. Howard Mitch
ell, shot a II to give Virginia
the fourth spot among individu-
ais yesterday. Maryland's Jerry
McFerren was tied for fifth at 70
The nearest Maryland players
to McFerren were Dick Mason
and Denny Brown with IT'S. fol-
lowed by Dwight Mock with rs,
Roger Coonrod and Robert Hogg
with Bis and Marty Parks
with 80.
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DeMotho, St. Johns Open
Title Series Wednesday

time against CIV as the Generals
reversed a 4-3 early season loss
to their rivals. Ev Clouds three
hitter was the big item for
Mclean. which retained its half
game lead over WI With an 81
record. George Elgin socked a
bases-loaded homer in the fifth
inning for Annandale's decisive
run.
Some highlights from the
Interhigh League yesterday in
cluded: Steve Abrams two-run
homer in the seventh for Cool
Iidge's winning runs. James
Baten's IL strikeouts against
Tech for Phelps and the twin
three-hitters pitched by Harry
Washington of Roosevelt and
John Papanicolas of Western.
Washington and PapanicoIas
also were the big hitters, WASH
ington hitting a two-run double
and Papanicolas two-run
homer, but errors were the de-
cisive factor. An nine runs in
the game were unearned.
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teams, Western Maryland beat
American u, Us. at Westmin-
ster, Md, and Catholic U. split
a double-header with Towson at
Gu winning the first, 6-3
and losing the second, 81. All
three were Mason-Dixon Con-
ference games.
Fred Gebhardt held Clemson to
seven hits to lead Maryland to
its ninth victory against II
losses. HOWE Dare helped Geb-
hart with three hits. He also
stole second base in the fifth
inning to boost his conference
record in that department to
26. Clemson has a SILL record
Buzzy Lambert slammed two
home runs to lead Western
Maryland over AU. while jim
Shrode was the top star fol-
Gu. pitching a three-hitter
in the first game. Bob Flynn
the losing pitcher in the eight
inning nightcap, hit a grand
slam homer.
Clemson OlO 600 010-o I
Maryland 202 600 O0x-4 10 >
Mcdonald and Cocker Gebhardt and
lBeauchamp. Home run-Hohman, Glenn
son. Sth. none on
American U O04 100 O0O-5 10 9
West. Maryland 024 OOl O0x-7 10 q
/ Peilesrino and Johnson: Bailey. Kauf-
man go and D Jones'
FIRST GAME
irowSon 600 OIo Ga
Catholic POI O2l x-6 II q
Fritsland and Glenn: shrode and
Wenderoth
SECOND GAME
lIowson 49, 100 DOB 01--s 10 .
Catholic ~ 600 200 so IL /
Bowling and Glen: Johnson. FLYNN
go and Wenderoth Home run-Fiynn.
Catholic. It'll, 2 on.
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS
BASEBALL
RaGulla YesierhAH

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
A Annsnssi. 2; G FaiIs cSnIsS
Carroll. 0; st., Johns. 2.
DeMaths. Is; Priory. /.
Frederick. IA; Walter johnson. o.
oaithersburg 3: Richard Montsom
Garfield, Is; Herndon, II,
LIs spfs.a 4; 81 Stephens. T.
Luther Jackson. /; Parker-Gray. 2.
Mclean. 10: Mount Vernon. 4.
Roosevelt s; e' Western. 4.
st. Anthony, IL; Oeorgetown Prep. 3
Wakefield. IS: Hammond. s.
Washinston-Lee, 4; George Washing.
ton. 2.
Homan-Boston at Union. /.
Game Tomorrow
DeMatha at Georgetown Prep, 2.
Results Yesterday
81 Johns, SO; Gonzasa. IS; st. An
1Bi-County League Meep
BEG. So; Northwestern. 80 80: Blair
e. "a; suitland. 90; High Point. IL SO
Wheaton, /.
ieday
no: va. GROUP l nnals 81 CIV High,
Va. Group II championships ct Char
lottesville, / est.
CIAA scholastic section at Morgan
lac championships at St. James. Ha-
gerstown, 1870.
Hill School, Woodbury. Forest and
Episcopal at Episcopal, $50.
TENNIS
Results Yesterday
Friends. z; Landon, ..
Va. Group I TOurn.
Thomas Jefferson. o. Wakefield, 5.
To-day
Virginia State Group I tournament
iinals at Charlottesville
Woodbury. Forest at Landon, 2.
Coolidge at Navy Plebes. ?.
CREW
Today
WI. CIV and Hammond in Northern
Virginia championships ct Potomac
Boat Club. /.
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|Hyndmon Team Aided
|By Draw at Belle Haven

Igarded team that missed was
Frank Mailley of Court House
and Bill Brownrigg of Goose
Greek, with 70.
Scores Of 70 and better made
the title fight. along with the
defending champions, Joe La
Sale. home club champion and
Haywood helms of Charlottes-
vile.
Two rounds of match play are
scheduled today. the last semi
final leaving the tee at 1892,
with semifinals and finals
tomorrow.
Championship flight pairings:
Joe LaSalle, Belle Haven. and Hey
wood helms. Charlottesville. Va (de.
tending champions). VS.. Bill August anc
Wally s Selma Afs Wiimi sSso Del, snc
william Hyndman III. Phiiadeiphiia fe7I
ys. William Howard and George wink.
ler. Court House I70J.
(66) VS.. John Miller, Indianapolis, Ind
and Frank Mann, Belle Haven 1891.
Ashby Briggs and Bert Brown. Hamp.
ton. Va, (6S) VS.. John Jankowski anc
Roger Sheriff Prince Georges zoo.
Chevy Chase (65J VS.. Roger MARITIME Snc
Frank Clark. Argyle 1881.
Maj Joe Warrington. Andrews ABB
and 1t Col; Walt Dawson, Army Navy
ski. Prince Georges zoo.
Jack kurtz. Jupiter. Fla. and Wynso
Spencer; Hamilton. Va. 1851 VS.. 1t Col
James Wernli. Annapolis. Nd. and odeil
truman conneI and Billy Thornton
Jupiter. Fla. (67l VS.. T. M. Bott and
r. I. Barrett. Norfolk. Va. (7O).
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DeInaret Hot,
But BesseIink
Holds Golf Lead

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. May II
R.-If the Hot Springs Country
Club course continues to improve
for Jimmy Demaret, the Kia-
mesha Lake. N. Y. pro can start
counting the prize money in the
$4,000 Hot Springs Open golf
tournament here.
This course sure has i'm
proved" Demaret said jokingly
after he turned in a Sc card yes.
terday in the second round oil
the tournament. He had a first
day 70.
The sizzling score didn't earn
first place for Demaret yester-
day. Big. blond AL Besselink put
a So with an opening day 70
for a 1873 total that gave him q
l-stroke lead over Demaret and
three others.
Jackie Burke, who shared the
first round lead with Marty Fur
gol. shot par 70 yesterday and
dropped into a six-way tie for
sixth place at lao. Furgol skied
to rs and was out of contention
Billy Maxwell Of Odessa. Tex. +:
Bill Casper. jr.. of Bonita. Calf,
and Johnny Palmer of Tulsa,
Okla. shared second with De-
maret. Maxwell had SO yester-
day and Casper and Palmer
shot 70s.
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IGW Golfers Upset
I'm School League;
IS Teams Unbeuten

Washington-Lee High. which
was idle yesterday, is the only
unbeaten schoolboy golf team in
the Northern Virginia section of
the Metropolitan Golf Leagues
after Wakefield upset George
Washington. 61a-2Ia yesterday
at Court House c. c. :
There are three unbeaten
teams in the Maryland BIZ
County. Bethesda Chevy Chase
$50. Montgomery Blair 40
and Bladensburg 800. and st.
Johns and Georgetown Prep
are 20 in the Private School
section.
Wilson remained unbeaten in
the West Section of the Inter-
high League.
Results:
Northern virginia
Wakefield ga. George Washington
Maryland Bi-County
Blair z, Northwestern ..
Bladensburg z. Wheaton ..
Bethesda z, Johnson ..
Private schools
St. Johns n. Gonzaga q,
Georgetown Prep 8. Bulls o.
Carroll z, Northwestern 2.
Interhigh-West
Wilson o, Roosevelt o.
Western 3. Cardozo |.
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Yesterdays summaries:
IMocPhoiI Undereoes
Another Operation

NEW YORK. May II (R.-
Larry MacPhail. formerly CO.
owner Of the New York Yankees
underwent an operation yester-
day at New York hospital for "a
recurrent intentinal obstruction. ~
The hospital said his condition
was satisfactory.
MacPhail. who owns a horse
breeding farm at Bel Air, Md.
entered the hospital nine days
ago after suffering an intestinal
attack. He was hospitalized last
December for treatment OF a
similar ailment.
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WOMEN'S GOLF
WASHINGTON GNCC ar

WASHINGTON G&CC (invi-
tation tournament for guests
only. 20 Players. Net winners
Mrs. M. Hamm Of Bethesda, 90
l7-73; Alice Radcliffe of Argyle
8l-7-74; Mrs. William Hodges
Of Bethesda, 92-l6-76; Mrs
Allan Sherier Of Argyle. 84-7-
n; Mrs. Ann Jankowski OF
Prince Georges. 96-l9-77: Mrs.
H. L. Kitchener Of Belle Haven,
92-l5-77. and Mrs. r. M. Brewer
of Army Navy. 89-ll-78.
Low gross-Mrs. Frank Cush
OF Argyle. 81: draw over Betty
CARRIER OF Argyle. 81.
COLUMBIA (ladies day.
Glass Airs. John Kerkam,
85-6-79: Mrs. Richard Kreuz-
burg, $3.50. Class B-Mrs.
Norman Frost. 99-l8-8l: Mrs.
William Werber. 100-l9-8l.
Class C-Mrs. L. E. Hutchinson,
ll0-2o-8l.
WOODMONT Qadies day)
Mrs. Mildred Brown, 89-l6-73.
Gross-Mrs. Arthur Sims, 88.
Guests-Mrs. Ben Frauwirth OF
indian Spring, 87-l0-77.
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MAJOR LEADERS
By the Associated Press
AMRnICAN Tvaruw

BATTING biased on SO Al bats)-Wr.
liams. Boston. .443; Simpson. Kansa,
City. 1893; Bertola. Detroit, $50; De-
Mashington. 1897; Fox. chicaso. anc
| Wertz. Cleveland. 1888.
RUNS--Williams Boston. II: Boyd
Baltimore, Fox. Chicago. and sievers
Mashington.. 10: kuenn and Boiling
Detroit and Simpson. Kansas City
RUNS BATTED IN-sievers. washington
"a; Simpson. Kansas City. 81; Maris
Glsyeland, Il: williams. Boston. and
HIIs-.simpson. Kansas City. 81. sievers
WASHINGTON. 30: Boiling. Detroit, IS.
Gardner Baltimore. Maizone and VIII
nams, Boston, and Kaline and Bertoia,
DOUBLES--Malzone, Boston. and sIevers
Washington. o; Kuenn. Detroit, and
simpson; Kansas City. 2; I'VE PLAYERS
TRiPLEs@Kuenn, Detroit. and Nc.
Dougald, New York. 3. eight players
HoMas "ReNs-winiams. Boston, o;
Sievers. Washington. q; Maris. Cleve-
g ,snd. end Simpson and skizas' Kansas
STOLEN BAsEs-Landls. chicago. 8:
Aparicio,. Fox and Minoso. Chicago.
p,4 and ,Kallns Detroit; 3 r,v An
900: Narieski Cleveland. 40: 1000;
and FORD and Larsen. New York, 30
sTRIKEOUTs-score. Cleveland; 10;
IS Mas, Detroit. "a; Wynn. Cleve'
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 80 at bats)--
Hoax. Cincinnati, .4Ib; Musial, 81.
Louis, .3s3; Aaron. Milwaukee. 1907;
Eolles. pittsburgh. $685. Robinson.
RtNs@Hsren. oHiiwaukee. 81; Mays,
New York. ~ Robinson. Cincinnati
and Blaslngame. st. Louis, 10; Banks,
Chicago; Pouchee. PHILADELPHIA and
Runs BATTED IH.Hoak, Cincinnati.
York. 49, Aaron. Milwaukee, Is; En-
disnst' New YORK. %; Musisi 81.
louis, 81 Robinson clneinnati. 2s;
cimol,: Breeo9klyn; Hoax, Cincinnati
Do ans Ssi e0S cincinnau, souchee,
ollllam and Hodges, BROOKLYN Jones,
PPhli,lAsdeiphlas and Baker and virdon,
snIdes Bs Soinssi wH aiis, chi:sso
s s:sSsndnS S ESs" SSnL snS To..
waukee. and Moon, 81. Louis. q;
Grove. Cincinnati. and sauer. New
sr1oIg5kss 'bAsEs--Msys. New York. =,
Gillian. brooklyn, s; Ashburn. Phila.
delphia. 4: Neal, Brooklyn; Tempe,
Cincinnati. and Biasinsame, St. Louis,
PITCHINo-ssntord. Philadelphia, 40.
1000; prysdale and Labine Brook.
lyn. and Cardweli, Phhiladelphia. 30.
LOCO; twelve pitchers tied with 10,
sTRIKEOUTs = Roberts. Philadelphia,
%: Sanford, Philadelphia, 28i Jones,
81. Louis 25i cardwell. Philadelphia,
-: Podres BROOKLYN; Antoneili. New
York. Kline, Pittsburgh. aud Web.
meier, 81. Loula, 20.
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PANNELL DEFEATS KRENLICH
IN GREAT DUCKPIN DUEL

Clete Pannell high-rankng bowler who was a bust in
the inaugural match Duckpin Derby at WMAL-TV,
redeemed himself last night by beating Frank Krenich in
the outstanding battle Of the SERIES 42 to 40S In his first
appearance PANEL rolled 339
Krenlch who last week cracked jackpot Of $780, came
within pin of turning the trick second time with 5000
reckoning In the last he rolled 1884, marking in the
first frames and scoring fiat los in the last three
In the eighth he picked two-pin break His other
ia and $780, Pannel counts were 49, 155 and 144
Panne earned $50 for the victory and got $50 in bonus
money with S. pin for ell AGO. Krenchs take
$40 in defeat and $40 in bonus money.
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Second round leaders:
.AU Netmen Bow
In MD Match

WESTMINSTER, Md. May II
R.-Western Maryland's tennis
team yesterday gained revenge
for its only defeat of the season,
shutting out American Univer-
sity. 80.
The victory was the 18th for
the Green Terrors and their
ninth in the Mason Dixon Con-
ference. They suffered their only
loss -3-2 in an incomplete
match-at the hands of Ameri-
can U. earlier in the season.
American U. is ga overall and
8-4 in league play.
Capt. Wray Mowbray launched
yesterdays victory by defeating
Dick Horn. American us No. /
player. 4-6. SO. 60.
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MINOR LEAGUES

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Francisco 5, Vancouver 90
innings).
Sacramento .. Hollywood o.
Portland IL, Los Angeles 10.
Seattle z. San Diego 0.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
All games postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis 5. Denver 4.
Charleston Q. Louisville 8.
Other games postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans . Nashville l.
other games postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Reading, @: Schenectady, o.
other games postponed.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Austin 2, Oklahoma City I'll
Houston s. Fort Worth s.
Tulsa 4. San Antonio 2.
Dallas s, Shreveport !.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Pueblo 3, Des MoineS ..
Topeka 10, Albuquerque g.
Lincoln 9, Amarillo 4.
Sioux City at Colorado Springs, post
ooned.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jacksonville s. Augusta g.
Charlotte Is. Savannah 8.
other games postponed.
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porary team leader with 8 points,
followed by Mount Vernon with
6, CIV and WI with 5 each,
Annandale with 4 and Wakefield
with 3.
Only one district record was
touched yesterday. Jimmy Young
Of Annandale was judged hair
line winner over Mount Vernon's
Jackie Petit in the l00-yard
dash. both clicked at 10.5 seconds
to tie the mark.
Summaries Of yesterdays two
finals:
Pole vault: l---sam Yancy. Falls
Church; Phil Hale, oW; 3-Jim
Steele. W.L. Tim Hahn. WI: o.
hferm ne, Schmidt schmidt Falls Church. Height.
:. Discus. Tom Kaufman. Mount
Vernon; STACEY McMariin, AMMAN.
dale; 3-Paul stone, Wakefield: a.
BOB Panborn. Falls Church, b-George
POtR, CIV. Distance. 1fj feet / inch.
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DeMatha has clinched first
place in the Catholic League Di-
vision II section and will meet
st. Johns. Division I winner. in
a best-of-three playoff for the
league baseball championship in
single games Wednesday, next
Sunday and the following Tues
day. Sites have not been deter
mined.
The Stays won their division
for the second straight year
yesterday in convincing style
with an 1871 victory at Priory.
Ernie Cage threw a one-hitter to
go with DeMatha's 13-hit attack
The Stays are scheduled to COM
pete the division schedule to-
morrow in game at Georgetown
Prep at 2 pm.
st. Anthony Wins
st. Anthony beat Prep yes
terday. ll-3. in another Division
II game and st. Johns dropped
60 decision at Carroll which
could not change the final Di-
vision I rankings.
In Interhigh League games
the top three in the East Divi-
sion all were victorious: Spin
garn over Eastern, 1913; Phelps
over Tech, 5-4. and Anacostia
over Chamberlain. ST.. Spin
garn still is the leader with a
40 record.
Coolidge strengthened its hold
on the West Division top rung
by beating Bell, Az; Roosevelt
replaced Western in a second
place tie with Cardozo with a
5-4 victory at Western and Dun
bar upset Wilson, Us.
Over in Northern Virginia.
Group / games went to Mclean
over Mount Vernon. 1874; WASH
ington-Lee over George Wash.
ington, Az; Wakefield over
Hammond, 1876. and Annandale
over Falls Church, 81.
Davis Fans Is
Chuck Davis. WI ace, struck
out Is batters for the fourth
time this season and second
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Bee Dethrones
in County
Track Triumph
BY BOB HANSON

Bethesda Chevy Chase High.
second to champion Montgomery
Blair last year in both the Bi.
County League and State track
meets, has been hopeful of re-
Iversing the order this year.
The Barons accomplished half
of it with a surprise victory In
the league championships yes
terday at Northwestern.
In taking the meet with SO
points, B-CC dethroned Blair,
winner the last three years.
Northwestern was second with
"a 5/6 points, Blair third with
I32h. Suitland fourth with 20.
High Point fifth with II SIS and
Wheaton sixth with / point.
Coach Jimmy Davis of Be-
Ithesda, with squad of about
so per cent sophomores, has
only a dual meet with Wheaton
next Friday remaining before
the State meet Saturday, May
rs, at the University of Mary
land.
Davis, in his second year with
the Barons, is pointing for the
State title, held by Blair the
last two years. With a better
balanced squad and more depth
in the field events than last
year it might be accomplished.
There were two new records
set. Charles Gibbs of Suitland
ran the 440 in SCI seconds as
against the old mark of 52.9
held by Jack Knebel of B;CC
and made last year. Dave Kaiser
of Northwestern set new rec
ord IN the discus with a heave
Of 1879 feet pa inches. The old
mark was 1874 feet 10 inches,
made by Don Heber of Blair two
years ago.
Walt Shober of Blair was the
only double winner, taking the
100 in 10.6 seconds and the 900
in 24.2.
Summaries:
iels (Blair) 3-Richerson CHigh Point;
4-Kauser (Northwestern) Distance:
High jump: i-Benitez Northwest.
ernl: = Yerrick lBlair); 3 Page
tB-CC):. 4-Sloan (Blair). Height: 8
feet o inches
9,i Shaw B.e es;'' os2F1 @Iiiss5sn
i5a feet - incsss new Sec records Distance
ern Sr0sd y snD Sa1sT !N0IthWsst-
Martin (Biairj: Kuehne North.
western). Distance: 90 feet 4 inches.
Pole vault; BLACKWELL ttiigh Point:
ltiel: 4@Richsfds tHish Point1 and
O,Neal northwestern. (tie) Height:
p lSS S Bsssg ,a gIst;, Mj1:
entine (Northwestern). Time. 100 sec
500 200; I I,-shobe5 CBlair,; Cobb,
Rsao tHigh Point. Time. s4.S seconds.
High Point); 3Gunlock (B-cc); A.
Martin Blair. Time SCI seconds
$50: Dom tsuitland); e-Rosers
LHish. PoinD; .3-Adoria (Blair): A.
Hotchkiss tNorthwesternl. Time, 2:0e.7.
Blair: 3-Dreang Hish Point: a.
Sidmore wheaton Time: 4:5O5
120-yard high hurdles: 1 Owen
lB-CC): 2-Benitez (Northwestern): b
1873 seconds.
lS0-yard low hurdles: 1-McCullough
tB-CCl: Owen (B-Cc); Bauer
WESTERN Time: 22.25 seconds.
40 relay: 1-Suitland Boar. Beard,
Dom, Gibbs; .2-B-CC; 3-Northwest-
ern; tno tth place.. Time, 46.7 seconds.
Karr. Mccullough) BLAIR: 3-NorttI-
western. mo 4th place.. Time: 1850.
Mile relay: 1-B-Cc Milne. Coherd
Northwestern. mo Attn place.. Time.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

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Hartford, Conn, outpolnted NANNY
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11
WI and Wakefield Hot Rivals
Going Into Track Meet Finals

Wakefield and Washington
Lee were expected to have the
team championship fight all 10
themselves today in the finals
OF the Northern Virginia Group
track meet at George Washing
ton High.
Wakefield produced IA quail
fiers and WI II in trials held
yesterday in six events. while
other teams Jagged far behind
But WI has a slight lead in
team points gained from two
finals yesterday, 5 to 3.
Finals in IL events, including
five which needed no trials, we're
TO begin at 1890 am.
Falls Church emerged from
yesterdays finals in the pole
I7iilt and discus as the tenn