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Evening star., 1958-05-04
WI Rowers
Score Sweep

It was q banner day for
Washington-Lee High. School
crews yesterday. The Generals
swept every race they entered
at the Potomac Boat Club and
two Of their four-man boats
defeated st. Andrews Prep In
record-breaking time at Middle
town, Del. ,
At Potomac, Washington
Lees unbeaten varsity eight
won easily over George WASH
ington University and George
Washington High in that order
1t was wills fifth victory this
season.
The Generals first and Sec
ond fours were timed at 5:54
and 5:57: respectively, at Mid
dletown.
Hammond won the other
varsity race AT Potomac, de-
feating Hun School Of Nutley
N. j., with a time Of 4:59.6
Hammond won by a length.
Wakefield. won the varsity
quad race over George Wash
ington. The time was 5:2e.
Potomac summaries:
First race (eights: wi No. s
boat: Wi No. .; 3-w-L No. :
4-0W No q. Time, 5:af8.
Second race second foursi: l-GW;
Hammond. 5.41
Third race feights): 1-w-L No. {
oost; 2-w-L No. B; 3-GW No. 5
Fourth race third elEhtsl: l-w-L,
Hammond: SOW. 500.
Fifth race (auads): 1-wakeneldi
CIV. 5.2S.
Sixth race ,lightweisht eiEhts): l.
Hammond 9-0W 1858.
Seventh race fourth eightsl: l.
WI; 2-Hammond; SOW. 5:l8.2
Eighth race tsecond eightsl: l.
L; 2-GwU: SOW. 4:45.
Tenth race varsity eiRhtS). L.
Hammond: Hun School 4;5q,6.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Potomac summaries:

row nights opening with a
matinee of seven non-betting
races yesterday. Fhe results
follow:
FIRST RACE-One mile: trot.
sumter Lady &C. Lohmesj
Morton Hanover III. West)
3-Nelede Hanover &C. Roiderl
Also raeed-chockoyotte Glow, Home
stretch Ielma. Elmirs. Time. 2:l5zs
SECOND RAcE-one mile; trot.
l-Cleary Hanover &C. crockettl
Peaceful Hanover &c. Lohmes0
3-Seot's Victory. IT. Graham)
Also raeed-Jaekie Eden. Lois Pro-
tector' Diplomat Eden. Earrs Mighty
1-Afton Express tR. Riddick)
2-Broadway Limited &C. Lamb'tsonl
3-Dinah knight lR. Cherrixl
ps! Also 1oI.v rseedMJsnny l.; VILLAGE Prince,
FOURTH RAcE-one mile: pace.
1-Donegal Bay (W. savasel
2-Homestretch Lady II. Jones)
3-Teague "a. DiMarzoi
Also raeed--Lina A., Bieu Jolie
FIFTH RAcE-ons mile; pace.
l-Lusty Tune Cw. Hubbardl
lacks Bonny (R. Longi
3-Colorado Ray (T. Grahaml
Also raced-Meadow Flora, Miss
Bonnie Time. e:I4ls.
SIXTH RACE-One mile: pace.
l-Choekoyotte Lee IT. Lewis
2-Miss Dorothy June III. Westl
captain Nc Gel Myeri
Also raced ISteyie Boy, Derby Ca
SEVENTH RACE-One mile: pace.
Senator Lo wv Blakemanl
Prudent Song "a Dimarzol
3-Shadvdale Direct (W. Bull
wanso AsS Bis MtsNyn fsnGUss BsSSsrs ROs: s.
croft Time. o.lh
Evening star., 1958-05-04

& Bob Foley, an ex-Chesa-
,peake 20s class skipper, is go
ing about the job Of preparing
for his first command in a
Bermuda race, with all the
seriousness of a young man
studying for his final exams.
Don't misunderstood me,
Foley. a Yale man of the class
of 1852, said the other day al
lunch. Il have no illusions that
we will clean up in the Ber-
muda race. I'll be happy to fin
ish in the middle of the fleet
We are building for the future
on Suva."
To introduce the second main
figure. Suva is a 39-foot. 10
inch Concordia yawl designed
by Ray Hunt and built by Abe
king g. Rasmussen in Germany
in 1850. AS a class, the Con-
cordias have proved themselves
fast. Suva still has to show the
world what she can do. Her
former owner rarely raced.
Foley, who is with his father
in the electrical contracting
business here, first started
dreaming about the Bermuda
race long before he ever
stepped aboard a cruising class
boat His first boat was a 20
purchased in 1947 and raced
here on the Potomac with some
success.
%&
After college Foley spent thre,
years in the Navy and, strange
as it may seem. gathered some
valuable experience in ocear
racing. In 1854, he was navi'
gator aboard the Naval Acad'
emy's fast yawl Royono under
the Incompatible SKI SlatkoW'
ski, the Navy's greatest sailing
man of this age. That was th'
slow New London Annapolis
race which almost ended sucf
events.
The following January Foley
then a lieutenant, sailed in tn,
crew of Royono in the ILL.,
starred Buenos Aires-Rio d.
Janerio race. In June Of tina
year he was navigator aboarC
the 42-foot September SOM
from Riverside, Conn.,, in tn,
Bermuda race. That was Foley
introduction to the bluewatei
Evening star., 1958-05-04
He PREFERS RocKFlsH
Angler in Colorado
Homesick for Boy
BY CHARLES COvELL
outdoor Editor

Transplanted Chesapeake Bay fishermen get
homesck even in such fishing paradiseS as the Rocky
Mountains.
This was shown in reply to The Stars recent
poll on what Makes Fisherman Happy?" A former
Washington major now in Aurora Colo, wrote that
Evening star., 1958-05-04
PacersHead
Opening Gard
At Rose,croft
BY DICK 0'BRIEN
star star Writer

with a crowd OF 10000 ex-
pected. Rosecroft Raceway
ushers In a 24-night stand for
trotting and pacing race pa
irons tomorrow night al the
oxon Hill. Md. half-mile oval.
Post time Ia 8:i6. with the
daily double windows closing at
sos.
To get It's 10th season OF 10
a fiying start. Rosecroft is
offering a rich race. the $4,000
added Trans-America Pace,
sponsored by. the Harness
Tracks OF America. which has
drawn five OF the swiftest PAGERS
In the business. Included In the
list Is Belle Acton. owned by
George B. Landers Of Kittery.
Me-, 10 be driven by the Nations
top reinsman, Billy Haughton.
BY way OF reassuring the fans,
President John w. Miller has
announced thai races will be
held regardless Of the weather
at a plant which has been well
groomed for the meeting and
which will offer a number Of
improvements.
Clubhouse Improved
RoSecroft's improvements.
part Of a long-range program
of expansion. include an en-
larged terrace clubhouse dining
room that will accommodate $50
diners. A part of the clubhouse
roof has been raised to create
i've levels and provide an un-
obstructed view from angles.
Another important improve
Iment has been the installation
Iof a new totalizator board in
the infeld designed to provide
complete information on the
win. place and show wagering
The new board allows an unim-
peded view of the backstretch
for clubhouse and grandstand
observers. In addition. protec-
tive sheltering Of the clubhouse
and grandstand areas has been
provide. completing a weather.
izing process. The paddock
area has also been enlarged to
give horsemen more working
space.
Others in Feature
In addition to the swift going
Belle Acton, the $4,000 Trans
America Pace tomorrow night
lists Grand r. Volo. owned by
Joe Potash. of Yonkers, N. Y;
Speedy Pick, from the Blue Hen
Stable, Dagsboro, DEL: Wild
over Greek. owned by Tom
Loss, Of Swanton. Ohio, and
Goose Win. from the Graham
Stock Farm, Salem, Ill.
Belle Acton probably will go
of as the public choice at Us.
Belle Acton has a lifetime
earnings record of $l84.902,
more than double the amount
of her nearest rival, Widower
Greed. Winner last year Of is
races in q starts, Belle Acton
began the pacing season i'm
pressively recently at Roose-
welt Raceway in New York ny
setting a seasons half-mile
track record Of 2:o12s in win
ming an $4,000 event. Speedy
Pick, Belle Acton's top chal-
lenges in the Trans-America,
earned this racing by losing by
a neck in the same race.
Good Programs Planned
Speedy Pick, originally pur-
chase for $500 and sold within
eight months for $4,000. has
proven to be a real bargain.
The 4-year-old gelding already
has won over $4,000.
During the course Of the
Rosecroft meeting. the track
will present some Of its rich
est overnight and early closing
programs. including the $50. 900
William E. Miller Memorial,
Maryland's richest harness
event. to be run on May 10.
Before the end of the meet
ing May 81. harness patrons
also will see the Nations top
drivers in action, including
Haughton. Del Miller. Joe
OBrien. Bobby Shafter. Johnny
Simpson and Stanley Dancer.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-11
by BOB HANSON
star star Writer

Washington Lee won the
Northern Virginia Group
track championship yesterday
at Wakefield High School by
taking the mile relay, the final
event, In record time.
The Generals we're trailing
defending champion Wakefield
as the mile relay came up.
wills team OF Gene McGerity.
Henry Colavito. Stan Morgan
and Mike Turner won IN 3:32.7.
The old record, set by WI In
1855, was 1874.
The victory In this event gave
WI SO points 10 Sc for Wake
field, In the relay. the Warriors
picked up one point with a
birthplace finish.
Groveton was third with 1917
points, followed by George
Washington. IL. Hammond,
l0h; Falls Church. 10; AMMAN
dale. 7; Mclean. 6, and Fairfax
and Mount Vernon, S each.
Three other meet records
were set. Turner did the 440
IN SILL TO erase the mark Of
5l.8 set by Joe Grammer Of
Wakefield last year. Dave
Rumsey Of Wakefield ran the
$50 in 2:03.4 as against the
2:04.0 mark set by Frank Cola
vito Of WI in 1856 and tied
by Carlin Ridgely of CIV last
year.
The 4:34.5 mile by John
Garten Of CIV was a new rec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-11
WI Shades Wakefield
For League Track Title

ora, eclipsing the 1887 set
by colavito last year.
There we're two double win
ners, Gary Arenson OF Wake
field In the 100 and 220 yard
dashes and Ken Knowles OF
WI In the l20-yard high hur-
dies and iS0-yard low hurdles,
Summaries:
i0n-yArd dash i-Arenson fWli
t,oo-.Me Adam Pli S--hetaneOuFt 'o),
,o $50 sT %SAss@,s& 3Cgi ;-gs..sssS..y,
80; i-Turner WILL: s@Morsan
fw-Llj a--Rumsey Iwl: a--Pinkney
loli b-colavito (w-Ll. Sill seconds
500 i.Rs@ssy wv; s-whi.sn,r
,aowwt;, ssJHL,lm,asIt,, wv WI -Rld iSS
my sils9 '' i1o SSrd ,ow,, s-Mss,,
lw-Lli 9-Hnveil Iwl wilson IN I;
S-sIgsith 'w'LI' 1910 'nsS meet
WILL; Tie, Payne wv and Pedsr-
son Mtvl; 4--Arkin wv; 5-Ferony
tAl, 2On seconds
,.la0-yard hurdles: = Knowles
lW-Lli s--Ferony GAZE 3--Hinkel
X; .a. mssSstt Old; S-wellman 'A'
Shot put, i-Tieman WILL; -
Deal (wl: J-Foley Fcl; t--Ailgaier
WILL; Punk WILL. 81 feet ga
Discus: i-stone> wv; e-Tieman
WILL. 3-Punk tw-Ll; pryor
Rli b-Hayeoek "a. lf6 feet .
Pole vault: i-Purr IVA; e-pun.
ning FcI; 3-Phelps towi; tie,
RI. Jones lHl and Zimmerman mt
W. III feet 3 inches
Broad Jump: i-Orndorf tW-Ll; -
Goode tMcL); 3--Novotny (Gl; a.
Hlmaksr VIII; 5-Tsyior tw-Ll. 20
Hirh jump: TIE, osrich Nv,
and Herold (w.Ll; 3--Tle, corcoran
WI, Planek twl and Kuhn Nell
Mile relay: i-Cw-Ll MeGerlty,
Colavito. MORGAN and Turner, -
3-Falls Church: 4-Grove-
ton; 5-wakeheld. 3;32.7 new meet
record.
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WI Net Team
Beaten for Title

RICHMOND. May 10 (P).-
Thomas Jefferson High School
of Richmond won its 18th con-
secutive State scholastic tennis
championship here today by de-
feating Westinghouse of Ar
lington, 81, in the finals of the
Virginia High School League
tournament.
Summaries:
Singles: Bitsy Harrison IT'D de-
feated Jim O'Kane, 81, Cd; Gar
land Carlton lTJl defeated Dave
IT'D defeated Jerry Sweet. 6-3, 6-3;
Harley Frankie (TJ) defeated Grayson
Sanders; 81. 81 Mark Troxell
al; Bobby Snead (TJ) defeated John
Tribe, g., a..
Doubles: OKane and Hutchinson
IWLl defeated Harrison and Muse
6-S, g.. e.; Carlton and Fran
kel tTJl defeated Sweet and Sanders;
81, 70; Joe Davis and Martin
Slavin IT'D defeated Tribe and Peter
Hoyt, ID, 14-12.
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Lynchburg Beats
Gu for Net Title

Lynchburg College defeated
Catholic University. 80, yes
terday to win the southern d.
vision tennis championship of
the Mason-Dixon Conference.
The matches were at cue
Lynchburg took straight sets
in all matches except the No. S
singles when Gus Hicabi Eme-
xii extended Bill Ellis to three
sets before bowling. 4-6, 6-3,
81.
Summaries:
Single - David Zelle Iynchbure)
defeated John Willging, al, 81
Bernard johnson tLl defeated Paul
Carey, e.. "a. ARNOLD Thornhill
Ill defeated Martin Dowd, t-a, -
Ken Burnett III defeated Dave SEE
tala, 1-5, 6--3. Bill Ellis IL defeat
ed Hacabi Emekli, 4-6 Ga, 81
Bill Peachey IL defeated Bart Buck
ley, "a 81.
DOUBLES Thornhil and johnson Ll
defeated Carey and Szetala, IS,
6-3. Zelle and Burnett (Ll defeated
Willging and Dowd. 6-3. 81
Peachy and Myers tLl defeated Buck
ley and Hefferman, 6-3, g..
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gu is BIanked
By Penn State
In Twin Bill

Penn States baseball team
whitewashed Georgetown In a
double-header, 40 and 1870.
yesterday at Georgetown.
Cal Emery OF Penn State.
voted most valuable pitcher In
last years NCAA tournament In
which the Nittany Lions lost
TO California In the finals, beat
Joe DeMare In a pitchers duel
In the first game.
DeMare. pitching his first
college game, was clipped for
single runs In the first and
fifth innings. He gave up only
three hits while Emery allowed
two.
Penn State scored eight runs
In the first two innings OF the
second game and coasted TO its
tenth win against two losses.
Georgetown has a 20 record.
FIRST CANT
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Terp Golfers
'4th in ACC

wINsTo N-sALEM. N. c.,
May 10 R.-Virginia faltered
and Wake Forest slipped In
with Its second straight Allan
tic Coast Conference golf
championship today.
North Cardinals Bill Thorn
ton came through with his Sec
ond straight par round for l42
and the individual title.
Wake Forests four lowest
players combined for a two-day
total OF $50 over the Old Town
Club course TO nose out North
Carolina and Virginia who tied
for second at 500.
virginias Paul Sackett ended
the final round with two DOGGY
skies and a n. Wake Forests
Keith Eynon. a senior who
made the team for the first
time this year. came In with a
one-over-par 70 to sew UP the
title.
Maryland finished with a
594 TO take fourth place, fol-
lowed by Duke, 6l0. North Car
olina State. 622. South Caro-
lima 632, and Clemson 636.
Thornton's l42 total was
only one stroke better than
those posted by Ronnie Thomas
Of Wake Forest and Glenn
Mitchell of Virginia who tied
for second in the individual
chase. Virginia's Jordan Ball
finished fourth with 144, two
strokes off the pace.
Maryland's four scorers were
Carl Lohren in fifth place with
LAG. Jerry McFerren ninth
with l48. Deane Beman 18th
with lag and Del Beman 18th
with ISL. Further down in the
pack were John Owen. 1856:
Bob Hogg, l60. and Bob Moran,
1869
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Tor Heel Takes
ACC Net Title

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., May 10
(R.-Bob Bortner, North Caro-
lima senior. breezed to the sin
giles tennis championship of the
Atlantic Coast Conference to-
day, defeating Don Romholt of
Duke in straight sets, g.,
6-3, 6-3.
Bortner teamed with Steve
Bank to win the doubles cham
pionship also, defeating Rom
hilt and Dick Katz, 60, 6-3,
"a. 60.
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Defeated
ByLynchburg

Lynchburg College defeated
Catholic University, 5-2. In q
Mason-Dixon Conference base
ball game yesterday at Gu.
Gu held a 20 lead going into
the seventh inning, but Lynch
burg rallied 10 score five runs
on four hits and two walks of
Jerry carbone and Reliefer
Matt Mullaney. Bob Flowers
spanked the rally with a two
run triple.
Catholic scored its runs in
the third inning of Doug KEEL
lis on a single. two hit-batS-
men, a walk and q fielders
choice. Lynchburg is now So In
the conference and Gu stands
at 5-4.
0UNanwHnn HaAaaAawA ~
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