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Stakes IsSp|it
Al Santa Anita

ARCADIA. Calf. Jan. 8 up.
SO many horses are entered
in today's La Centinela Stakes
that Santa Anita officials have
decided to make two races out
Of it.
When the field reached the
unmanageable figure Of "a
yesterday. the track manage
ment added $500 to the purse
and split the race into two
divisions. to be run as the fifth
and seventh races.
The extra $500 brings the
value of each race to sl1.250
added.
The stakes is the first to be
split at Santa Anita since the
Santa Barbara event for p
year-olds in l94l.
La Centinela. at six furlongs.
is for 3-year-old fillieS. Among
the top entries are Alfred VAN
derbilt's Stumbling Block, in
the first division. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood B. JohnSton'S
Mrs. E. B. in the second. The
event is limited to nonstakeS
winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08
Wilson Romps
Over Coolidge

Wilson proved why IL Is
rated a good chance OF de-
throning Cardozo as the cham
pion OF the Interhigh West Di-
vision with a resounding 8l-59
victory over Coolidge yesterday
at Coolidge.
The Tigers hit with amazing
accuracy and kept the game out
Of reach for Coolidge at all
times.
After building up a 1919 lead
at the end Of the first period.
Wilson turned on the power
and scored % points In the
second quarter and ~ in the
third. They hit on II Of 10
shots in the third period.
John Luce scored Is points
TO capture high scoring honors
for Wilson. Fred Hetzel added
20 TO the total.
Fred 5picer led Coolidge with
IA points. Tom Moffatt and
Garry Miller had II points each
Tor the Colts.
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Gray Phantom,
.Fabius Get ia

MIAMI. Fla, Jan. 8 tR. =
High weight Of l24 pounds each
has been assigned to Calumet
Farms Fabius and Wheatley
Stables Gray Phantom for Sat-
urday's $4,000 Tropical Handi-
cap at a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
Tropical Park.
Both finished out Of the
money in last Saturdays Robert
E. Lee Handicap. with Gray
Phantom seventh and Fabius
eighth in the field Of IL. when
each carried l26 pounds.
Third in the weights for the
Tropical. richest race to be run
at the track in its 43-day meets
ing. is Oh Johnny at 1913 pounds.
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Hoop
Band, winner Of the Robert Z.
Lee in near track record time.
picks up three pounds to get
in with l2l. followed by King
maker and St. Amour II at 100
each. Manteau drew ll9, Assem-
blyman and Tudor Era l18
each.
Other weights announced are:
Pop Corn lis. Oligarchy l13.
RockcaStle ll2. Veloz II ll2.
The Hammer Ill. Gay Life Ito.
Thin Ice ITO. Toby B. ITO.
Tropic King l09. Royal Jester
LOG and The Great Man los.
Tropical Park closes its meet
ing week from tomorrow with
the $4,000 Hurricane Handi-
cap.
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Preokness Date Moy17,
Two Weeks After DERBY

three ways when Calumet's
Iron Liege won the Kentucky
Derby. Wheatley Stables Bold
Ruler took the Preakness and
Ralph loves Gallant Man
galloped of with the Belmont.
Pimlico boasts that Bold Ruler
became the 18th Preakness win
ner TO be named the horse-of-
the-year since national polls
we're started in 1886.
For the past two years, each
Preakness has been regarded
as possibly the last one on
Pimlico's 87-year- old racing
grounds. The Maryland Jockey
Club has been trying to close
Americas second oldest race
track in favor of consolidating
with Laurel. The plan ran into
a snag in the Maryland legis-
lature last winter but is stil1
alive, although 1t is unlikely
that any move to Laurel will
be effected before 1859.
The Preakness will climax
Maryland's 81-day spring racing
schedule which opens at Bowie
with a 40-day meeting on Lin
coins Birthday, February IL.
Laurel follows with a 29-day
session, March 81 to May 3.
prior TO the start of Pimlico's
short meeting which begins
May 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08
BY JOSEPH Il. KELLY
Star RecinR Editor

BALTIMORE. Jan. 8.-There
will be at least one more Freak
ness at the old Pimlico track.
The Maryland Jockey Club an
nounced today that the 82d
running Of the 100000 three
year-old classic will be held
on Saturday. May IT. closing
day Of a 12-day meeting at
Old Hilltop.
BY scheduling the PreakneSs
two weeks after the Kentucky
Derby. listed for May 3 at
Louisyille's Churchill Downs,
Pimlico is following the pat
tern Of recent years which has
provided ample time for the
young colts TO lick their wounds
between engagements for the
Triple Crown.
The Belmont Stakes, which
with the Derby and Preakness
makes up racing's elusive Triple
Crown for three-year-olds, will
be run in mid-June. the exact
date TO be announced later.
Since 1875, only eight thor
oughbreds have swept the three
races in Kentucky, Maryland
and New York. The last horse
TO accomplish the trick was
Citation in l948.
Last year the series was split
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.Stoff Dismissed
At Charles Town;
Sale Is Imminent

BALTIMORE. Jan. 8 (P.-
Charles Town race track will
be sold shortly and its person.
mel has been dismissed. 1t was
reported here yesterday.
The Baltimore News-Post said
Mrs. Helen Boyle. widow of
Albert J. Boyle. former track
president. dismissed all person.
mel except a Waterman and a
bookkeeper. and also said sale
of the track may come as soon
as this week.
In Charles Town. Leeds K.
Rely. assistant to Boyle for
many years. said the dismiSsals
affected only eight to 10 per-
sons. AS to any possible sale.
RELY said he knew nothing
about 1t and that is entirely
up to Mrs. Boyle"
RELY said his own connection
with the track ended as of the
first OF the year when the
Charles Town Turf Club went
out Of existence. He had been
associated with Boyle since the
tracks inaugural meeting in
1888.
Boyle died last November.
leaving the track to his widow
along with an estate estimated
at $40 million.
The newspaper said chief bid
ders on the track are believed
to be Charles Town Raceway.
Inc, and other groups led by
James Edwards Of Huntington,
w. Va. former chairman Of the
West Virginia Racing Commits
sion, and c. Leo Dorsey. WASH
ington ID. c. attorney.
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Harrison Hits Stride
For Unbeoten Cordozo

terday he paced the Raiders In
the first half by scoring Il
points and was the big man
under the backboards through
out the game.
In the second half. Neal
tapered of. but Conner opened
up to score ~ points. The
stocky forward also took more
than his share Of rebounds.
Dunbar was unable to score
until after the first four and
a half minutes OF play and
could not organize an effective
offense after that. Lamont
Lawson led Dunbar, now 2-3 in
overall play. with 10 points.
Western has q 81 overall mark.
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Hort 11-to-5 Pick
To Beut Baker in
TV Bout Tonight

CHICAGO, Jan. 8 (Pl.-
Sugar Hart. who has scored 10
knockouts in winning % fights,
is an ll-to-5 favorite tonight
to defeat Larry Baker in an
other phase Of the "welter-
weight sweepstakes"
Baker. 26. from Mount YER
non. N. Y. is ranked the No. 8
contender by the National Box
ing Association. His record is
2l-ll-3. with nine knockouts.
Hart. 2l-year-old Philadel-
phian. has No. 8 ranking after
coming along fast with only
three losses and a draw in 26
starts. He was a National AAU
champion before turning pro in
1854.
The Hereunder. which will
help keep the line moving for
chances at Carmen Basilio's
vacated l47-pound title. will be
televised from Chicago Sta
dium. ut will be shown over
WMAL-TV. channel 7. in
Washington. at 10 PM
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scored II and Frazier netted Is
for Spingarn. now SO overall.
Eastern led all the way TO de-
feat Phelps. 69-52. in an Inter-
high East Division game yes
terday at Spingarn.
Four players hit the double
figures for Eastern. Jim Jones
and Bob Cephas each had
is, while Bernie Chavis scored
Is and Ronald Bruce Is.
Jim Baten led Phelps with 10
points. II OF them coming in
the second half.
Tom Pollard scored 20 points
and Dan Slattery netted Is to
lead Gonzaga to a 1880 victory
over Roosevelt yesterday at
Roosevelt.
Gonzaga. down 1927 at half
time. couldn't be stopped in the
second half. Pollard got IA Of
his points and Slattery hit for
nine to spearhead the rally.
Harry Washington and Clar-
ence jackson each scored i6
points for Roosevelt, now l-2
overall. Gonzaga has a 3-l
record.
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Six TOUCHES
Featured on
Capitol Card

Six of the toughest men in
wrestling will appear on to-
morrow's nights program at
Capitol Arena which features
the Tolos brothers, John and
Chris. against brothers Dom
and Mark Levin.
The Tolos boys will open the
show against the Lewins at
$50. Also included are Steve
Stanlee, DR.. Jerry Graham.
Bozo Brown and Al Smith.
Brown. newcomer from Los
Angeles, meets Edouard Car
pentier in the top supporting
match: Stanlee wreStles Aldo
Ventura: Graham tangles with
Ted Levin and AL Smith takes
on Chief Big Heart.
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Armstrong RoIIies
Beut Anucostiu:
Spineorn Wins

Armstrong defeated Ana
costa. 60-48. and indicated
Spfngarn beat Chamberlain.
67-4S. in an East Division
double header yesterday at
Eastern.
In the FIRST game. Armstrong
went on two scoring sprees to
gain Its fourth win in FIVE
games. Late in the FIRST quar-
ter and early in the second
period Armstrong scored IA
straight points TO build UP a
commanding lead.
Anacostia narrowed the gap
TO 1920 in the third quarter.
But Armstrong countered with
IL straight points to put the
game out Of the Indians reach
Jim Green scored is points,
Everett Lucas and Mel Graves
added II each. and Gus Mon
roe contributed 10 for Arm
strong. Butch Grigsby scored
% for Anacostia u-3 and
Paul Barnes netted Il.
Spingarn overcame a 1925
halftime deficit when Larry
Ross and Dick Frazier, both
6-foot-4. took control Of the
backboards in the second half.
The victors took the lead with
three minutes remaining In the
third quarter and then went
on q l3-point splurge TO win.
Chamberlain l2-6) built It's
early lead on the sharp shoot
ing Of Charlie Coleman and
Bobby Norman. Coleman
scored Il points In the frs,
half and Norman added IL
they finished with 10 and Il
respectively.
Ross and Fred N0Pl eacf
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DureIIe SideIined,
WeIters to Meet

NEW YORK. Jan. 8 (P.-
won Durella, Canadian light
heavyweight. suffered a touch
Of ptomaine poisoning yester-
day and his scheduled Friday
night bout with Tony Anthony
Of New York has been post
poned to January 81 at Madi-
son Square Garden.
A spokesman for the Inter-
national Boxing Club said
Charley tombstone Smith Of
Los Angeles and Joe Miceli Of
New York would take over the
featured TV Hereunder at the
Garden Friday. They are
welterweights.
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George Mason
Continues Pace

George Mason High School
still leads the Virginia District
Q. Group II league after a 7s-
81 victory over Herndon last
night but Warrenton and Rap
pahannock continue to press
the Mustangs for the lead.
Warrenton defeated Marshall.
$3.50. and Rappahannock won
over Loudoun County. 47-39. to
move into a tie for second place.
Each are AL in league play.
George Mason 40 plays War
renton Friday.
In another league game. Os-
bourn u-3 defeated Nokesville.
50-45. for its FIRST league win
this season.
Doug Smith. 6-foot-4, was the
big man for George Mason. He
pulled down Is rebounds and
scored IS points as the Mus
tangs led all the way. Tony
Hodges added Is points for
George Mason. Grady Fox led
Herndon u-3 with %.
OSbourn also led all the way
but a pair Of goals In the last
minute by Danny Garrett and
Vic O'Briant saved the victory
after Nokesville (0-4 had mar
rowed the gap to one point.
O'Briant was the games high
scorer with II points.
Warrenton won at the foul
line. outscoring Marshall i5-e.
to wipe out a brilliant 80 point
effort by Don Brown. Hitting
on Jump shots from the side.
Brown kept Marshall (3-2 in
the game all the way. Dave
Haley had % points for War
renton.
Buddy Devere scored 10 points
to pace Rappahannock over
Loundon County u-4. Gary
English scored Is for the losers.
Jim Konoski scored rs points
to lead Gallaudet Prep to q
62-49 victory over st. Stephens
yesterday on the losers court.
Frank Murphy scored II
points for st. Stephens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08

With the District high school
athletic program seemingly In
jeopardy because Of the
coaches threat to quit unless
they get extra pay. 1t is heart
ening TO see the progress being
made BY q couple Of Virginia
schools.
In Fairfax County. Mclean
and Annandale are making
progress in a fund drive for
stadium Improvement.
At Mclean. 800 seats were
added last fall. bringing the
capacity to 1850. According to
John BroadduS. athletic direc-
tor at the school. II Is hoped
that figure can be doubled and
Q fence and lights installed in
the not too distant future.
The Fairfax County School
Board does not provide funds
for stadium improvement. The
policy has been to start a new
school with a playing field with
/ .000-seating capacity and let
the school do the rest.
Fairfax High was the last
school in the county to COM
plete a large football stadium.
Its seating capacity now is
about 1000. Washington-Lee
in Arlington County added to
Its stadium last year to bring
capacity up to 10000.
We're out OF debt. due
largely to gate receipts from a
couple Of successful football
seasons" Broaddus stated.
But from here on 1t will be
a struggle to get the money
for the improvements we need. "
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|Unbeafen WI
To Get Big Test
From Warriors
BY BOB HANSON
star Stan Writer

Washington-Lee High meets
its first major test In the
Northern Virginia League when
1t plays neighporing Wakefield
Friday night, and unless the
Generals come up with a much
more polished performance
than displayed last night
against Mclean they are in
for a drubbing.
Both WI and Mclean
showed the effects OF a long
layon over the Christmas hol-
idays. particularly in shooting
accuracy. The Generals found
the range to some extent In
the second half and came out
with a 46-37 decision.
The victory was the fifth
straight for WI. and the
fourth in league play. Mclean
Is "a. all in league play.
Coach Moe Levin Of the Gen.
erals has q predominately SEN
Tor team and in Cocaptains
Weldon Eddins and Perry Neu-
bauer two who can hold their
own in any company. But II
probably will take more than
this pair TO stop Wakefield un-
less WI comes up with q more
consistent game than last
night.
Perhaps playing on our home
floor Friday night will help US. "
Levin hopefully remarke d.
We've only played one of our
i've games thus far at home
and in that game. against An
Mandate, ran UP our biggest
score"
The Annandale score was S.
80. but in its other four games
WI hasn't gotten more than
the as scored last night. Against
the likes Of such sharpshooters
as Dave Lockman, Gar Schweik-
hardt and Ron Terwilliger Of
Wakefield. scores in the 40s
won't be enough TO win.
Washington-Lee shot into a
1877 first quarter lead last
night. not so much on its own
ability as the unbelievably poor
shooting percentage OF the
Eagles. Mclean narrowed the
margin to 25-2l at halftime,
and could have been out in
front II one-third Of its shots
had found the mark.
But what really killed of the
Eagles was q four-polnt per-
Torrance in the third quarter.
WI went ahead. 1925. with
Eddins supplying most Of the
attack. Mclean. unable to PEN
citrate wills defenses for lay
ups, repeatedly was forced TO
shoot from the outside. Al
though Dave Hough connected
on a few. 1t was far from being
enough to catch the Generals.
WI hit only Is times from
the floor. Mclean hit Is times.
Eddins was the games top
scorer with l6 points. Barry
keenan, was high for Mclean
with IL.
Dave Cruden scored II
points and pulled down 10 re-
bounds to lead Annandale to a
70-47 victory over Groveton in
a Northern Virginia Group /
league game last night at An
Mandate.
Jerry Gable had 20 points for
Annandale, George Elgin. the
Atoms normally high-scoring
forward. had to settle for IA.
Groveton was in the game
only in the final period when
they outscored Annandale, 81
10. Ray Novotny was high for
Groveton with II points.
The win evened Annandale's
record at 80. Groveton is l-2.
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$125, 000Messeneer Stakes
Slated July 4 in New York

WESTBURY. N. Y. Jan. 8
tPD.-The Messenger Stakes,
richest event In harness racing
and estimated TO have a value
of $125.000. will be held July 4,
Roosevelt Raceway has an
nounced.
The Messenger, for 3-year-
old PAGERS. makes up the Triple
Crown series in this division
along with the Little Brown
jug at Delaware, Ohio. and the
Yonkers IN. " Futurity.
F. Alden Gray. director OF
racing at Roosevelt, said new
conditions would limit the field
to eight starters. In the first
two Messenger Stakes. won in
1856 by Belle Acton and in 1857
by Meadowlands. elimination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08

heats preceded the final dash
on the night Of the event.
This year owners must pay a
starting fee Of $500 IL days
before the race. If more than
Is enter there will be qualify
ing races one week before July
q. Horses qualifying will start
in the main event. and a con-
ISOLATION event will be held
July S.
The outstanding eligibles for
the race include Painter, owned
by Mrs. c. N. Sheppard and
"A. c. Nudge of Hanover, Pa;
Thorpe Hanover. Hugh Grant.
Bedford, Pa; Adios Paul, Paul
Wixom. Chicago. and Checkout.
the Jay Kay Trotting Stable.
! Washington, D. c.
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Five Games End
Cage Tournament

The Recreation Departments
Christmas basketball tourna-
ment ends tonight with cham
pionship games In iive weight
divisions at Taft Junior High
School.
The 10 teams involved are
survivors OF 243 who started
the tourney. Tonight's sched-
ule:
srs sO y. Ro,sd hi up SiS p pn ID and
::ss: !: . S,$; Il, ana !, under
sousa, pm. II and under. Takoma
W., Francis, oAb pm. -
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Wit n THE
HIGH SCHOOLS
o. sos HANSON

A committee. headed by Ed
keenan,. whose son Barry is
a member Of the varsity bas-
ketball team. will meet later
this month TO plan q fund
drive this spring.
The Atom Boosters Club at
Annandale. headed by Bruce
o. Rentch. recently netted
about $1,000 In a door-to-door
drive. The goal. according to
John Grinnell. athletic direc-
tor. is $25. 900.
Annandale. like Mclean,
would enlarge seating capacity
Of its stadium. put UP a fence
and lights and build a quarter
mile track. Present seating ca
pacity Is LOO.
-
NOTES-Greg Didden, Shane
MacCarthy and John Carmody
were members Of the varsity
lacrosse team at Holy Cross last
season. Didden was q football
and baseball star at George
town Prep q few years ago.
MacCarthy. son Of Shane Mac
Carthy. executive director of
President Eisenhower's Council
Of Youth Fitness. was a sports
reporter when he attended
0onzaga High. Carmody. also
from Gonzaga, is the son of
John Carmody. counsel Of the
Catholic Youth Organization.
Elliott Marley. an All-Metro-
politan basketball selection last
year while at Dunbar High,
and his brother. Ben. a star
at Phelps. are members OF the
varsity basketball team at
Tennessee State.
Don Dewey. formerly OF
Washington-Lee. has been
elected co-captain Of the 1865
football team at Western
Maryland College. Dewey. a
guard. is majoring In eco
Monies. At WI he played
under Bob Waldorf. who now
coaches the Green Terrors.
The FIRST rating list Of the
basketball season finds Carroll
beaten only by the Maryland
Frosh In seven games. In first
place.
Montgomery Blair. unbeater
in five games and % including
last season, Is second.
In several positions team:
that have been beaten are
placed higher than teams thai
are unbeaten because OF tn
stronger opposition played
RATING LIST
carroll GID.
2-Montgomery Blair 800.
3-DeMatha (6-2).
4-Cardozo 900.
5-Wakefeld GID.
6-Washington-Lee 500.
7-Gonzaga (3-D.
8-St. Johns (2-0.
9-Spingarn 500.
l0--Armstrong AID.
il-Eastern (3-2l.
l2-Oxon Hill (4-0).
i3--Wheaton (4-D.
14--Hammond (2-D.
i5--Mount Vernon (2-D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08
Tug Wilson on Mend

Los ANGELES. Jan. 8 (R.-
Kenneth L. TUG Wilson. COM
missioner Of the Big Ten Con-
ference. has been released from
UCLA Medical Center. He
entered the center December 20
for treatment Of an upper res
piratory infection and left yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08
INTERHIGH LEAGUE
STANDINGS =
By DICK TIERNEY
star star Writer

Unbeaten CardoZo High
Schools basketball team has
looked good while rolling tc six
straight victories. but the Clerks
figure to be even tougher from
now on thanks to the overall
improvement Of Frank Harri-
son.
The 6-foot-4 junior scored
Is points and grabbed 8 re-
bounds, tops for Cardozo. as he
and Hillary Brown paced the
Clerks to q GAIA victory over
Bell in the second game Of an
Interhigh League West Division
doubleheader yesterday at Tech.
In the opener. Western defeated
Dunbar. 69-45.
Builds Early Lead
Cardozo built a 1913 FIRST
quarter lead and thereafter
gradually increased Its margin.
The victory gave the Clerks un-
disputed possession first place
In the West Division.
Western never trailed hold
ing leads of 1874 at the FIRST
quarter. 1920 at the half. and
1888 at the third quarter
Frank Neal and Jim Conner
scored % and 81 points. re-
spectively. to lead the Raiders
victory.
Coach Frank Bolden Of Car
dozo felt that his team was
not moving the ball as fast as
1t should. but he was pleased
with Harrison's play.
Frank has come along very
WE'LL Bolden said, land has
definitely fought his way into
the starting lineup. He has
proven he can score and te-
bound. He controlled the back
DOdIuo LOuhy'
Brown. veteran campaigner
for the defending city cham
pions. played less than half OF
Che game, but poured in 10
points TO take scoring honors.
Tom johnson added II points,
Bell. now with a 80 record,
had a 80 lead, but fell before
the Clerks faSt-break attack
Diminutive Kenny Henson led
Bell scoring with II points
while Fred Harris added 10.
Neal, star OF a Western team
which finished strong last year
. has finally hit his stride. Yes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-08
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

GAMES TODAY
Fairfax % Hammond. $50.
Manassas Regional Al PatEe-Jaekson
Charles TOWN., t;3O.
Luther Jackson az Pomonkey, I;30.
Wilson ~ walter johnson, $50.
" nso! JSnS' =. 6 sss,sEn; a 5;so'
woodward Prep ~ National Training
school. 2.
GAMES TOMORROW
ArmslronG W.. Dunbar a. Terrell JHs.
I:3O.
Chester Carver Al HofTmA n Boston, s.aO.
Cardosa W. Western u Roosevelt. $3.50,