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Evening star., 1960-03-13
First Australian
Race Victory Won
By Fred Astuire

:. MELBOURNE, Mar. IL (AP)
Far Out, a 2-year-old filly,
gave Fred Astaire, the dancer
and film star, his first victory
as an Australian race horse
owner today.
Far Out, ridden by Austral-
Jas top jockey, Nellie Sellwood,
and carrying 100 pounds,
scored by IA lengths over a
field of 26 in the first division
of the Hopeful Stakes at Flem-
1ngton
70 Far Out, the ga favorite, led
all the way as she raced five
turlongS on straightaway
course in 1:0035.
: At the same meeting, Tul-
ioch, Australia's former cham
.pion, made a magnificent
comeback by defeating the ga
.favorite. Lord, in the ~ mile
Queens Plate.
Two years ago Tulloch devel-
pped a stomach ailment and
was retired. Trainer Tommy
Smith gradually brought him
back to his former fitness. To-
day in his first comeback race,
TUlloch came from behind in
the stretch to win by a head
Under 1875 pounds. he ran the
distance in 2:033s.
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Women's D. 6. Golf Group
Announces 1860 Schedule

A Women's District Golf AS
sociation program, starting
with team matches in April and
running through the Presi-
dents Plate event in October
was announced yesterday by
Mrs. Anthony p. Litrento
tournament chairman.
The District championship
tournament will be played at
Army Navy Club this summer,
running from June l3 through
The usual five Glass A events
are listed, including The Eve
ming Star Cup July IL at Con-
gressional. Four events each
are listed for Glasses B, c, D,
and E.
The schedule Chose marked
with an asterisk are non-asso-
citation events:
April IS. team matches; 25. team
matches.
May 3, team matches: 8. 'Mary.
land state Scotch foursomes, Fountain
Head, Hagerstown; 10. team matches
Chase; II, team matches; Is, Harri,
Cup, Class D, Argyle; 10, Simon Cup
Glass D. Brooke Manor: 20. 'Mary,
land State stotch foursome, Wood
mont; 90 and; 25, sswartzschild Invi
team matches 25, Gable Cup, Clasi
z, Kenwood; s26, Star Cup, Glass 3
Manor; 81. tSam matches.
~, June |. a. 2, Middle Atlantic
day; 13 through II. District Cham
pionship, Army Navy: 20, Evans Cup
Class B, Indian Spring: 81, WRC
WRC-TV Cup. Glass A. Washington
22. shorey Cup. Class c, Belle Haven
%, WeisberE Cup, class Z. Norbeck
"a, Anderson Cup, Glass d, Brook
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Thomas Takes
Boston Honors
With One jump

MEDFORD, Mass, Mar. Il
(APD John Thomas gave one
nonchalant leap today and wor
the Greater Boston indoor in
tercollegiate high jump. His
Jump of 6 feet 334 inches was
almost a foot under the indoor
mark he set last night in Chi
cago.
The 19-year-old Boston Uni.
versity soph more set his
standard at the Chicago Re-
lays with 7 feet 21a inches. He
arrived by plane today toe
weary to make more than the
one Jump necessary to win.
Thomas had been scheduled
also to compete in the hurdles
but withdrew because he was
too tired.
Thomas said he will take
a months vacation from any
more meets prior to the start
Of the outdoor season.
Today is the first time ir
nine meets this season that
Thomas has failed to do Z feet
or better. Thomas said he
made the minor leap lust tc
win"
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SHIFT OF NFL CLUB DENIED
St. Louis Brewer Buys
Share in Chicago Cards

LOS ANGELES, Mar. /;
(AP).-The National Football
League today approved a new
minority owner of the Chicago
Cardinals, but promptly denied
the deal had any bearing or
a shift Of the club to St. Louis
Joseph Griesedieck. president
Of the Falstaff Brewery ir
st. Louis. bought into the Cards
There have been repeated re-
ports that the brewer hopes tc
move the club to St. Louis.
But Walter Wolfner, man.
aging director of the Cardinals
declared:
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Donaldson Wins
Wrestling Title
In GuIIuudetM Nee,

Jim Donaldson of Northwood
High School decisioned Tom
Maynard of the University of
Maryland to win the l23-
pound class Of the Gallaudet
College open wrestling tourna-
ment last night.
Donaldson, who won the
Metropolitan High School
tournament 123-pound class
defeated three college wreStlers
in the Gallaudet competition
Jim is undefeated this season
Maryland captured five
titles, including one of two
falls Of the championship
round. Carl Offenbacher
pinned Paul Double of Morgan
State in the 177-pound class.
Dick Komhafer of Baltimore
won this heavyweight title by
plnnlng Bernie FalrWoOo OF
Gallaudet.
Summaries:
championship round)
1l5-pound clasS-George johnson
Gallaudet, dec. Herschel Burton, How.
123-Jim Donaldson. Northvood
High. dec. Tom Maynard. Maryland
go
130-Ron Maunder, Maryland, dec
Charles Robinson, Baltimore, s-3.
137-Sam Boosert. Maryland dec
Moses Gilbert. Morgan State. 3-2.
l47-Don Gray, Howard. dec. Fred
l57-Bob Smith. Maryland, dec. Joe
Stevanus. Baltimore, 81.
l67---Dick Guidi, Maryland, dec.
Pierre Segigny, Gallaudet, 90.
l77-Carl Offenbacher, Maryland,
pinned Paul Double, Morgan State,
4:53 Of second round.
19l-Tom johnson, Gallaudet, dec
George Bugyi Maryland, 80.
Heavyweight-Dick Kohlhafer. Balti-
more. pinned Bernie Fairwood, Gallau-
det. 5:29 Of third round.
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BASKETBALL
SCORES
TOURNAMENTS
NATIONAL NVITATIO

NAIlONAL INVITATION
(Quarterhnals)
ffSy'dspst rtsS sPst. q q 81 Vi,,iESis LOSi: g
First Round)
st. Bonaventure 81 HOLY Cross 81
NCAA EASTERN REGIONAL
tChampionshipl
CConsoIation)
W. Virginia lO6 st. Joseph's 100
NCAA MIDEAST REGIONAL
Ohio State SO Georgia Tech 60
W. Kentucky o. Ohio Univ. 81
NCAA MIDWEST REGIONAL
c, Championship
o'n''""A' q icon.olation, N'n''' II
DePaul 81 --.- Texas 81
NCAA FAR WEST REGIONAL
Utah 80 Santa Clara 81
NAIA AT KANSAS CITY
Championship
SW Texas ST. SO, Westminster CPa) a.
(ConsolatiOnl
Tennessee ST. 100 ~ VIM. Jewell 65
ALL NAVY
(ChampiOnShip)
Pearl Harb0r ~ Norfolk, Va. Sc
SCHOLASTIC
VIRGINIA GROUP
tChampionship)
HiEhland Spr. 81 Va. Bristol 36
Double overtime)
VIRGINIA GROUP II
Championship
Waynesboro SO Varina IS
(Consolation)
Halifax County SO Wakefield SO
PRI0RY TOURNAMENT
tSemifinaIs1
Mackin 80 Georgetown Prep, So
OConnell 1S Good Counsel 81
PRO BASKETBALL
Western Semifinal PlayOffs
Minneapolis l13 Detroit 112
Minneapolis leads 10 in best-of-a
series).
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Virginia Golfers
Change Formot
Of Stute Amateur

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. IL
(AP.-The Virginia State Colt
Association today announced a
major change in the formal
Of its State amateur tourna-
ment, increasing from 80 to
"a the number Of berths in
the championship flight and
extending the length Of the
tournament from five to six
days.
Under the new setup, the 16
qualiflers following the GA who
earn spots in the champion
ship flight will form the fourth
flight. The flrst-day losers in
the championship flight will
progressively work down until
there are four equal flights Of
16-championships. /, 2 and
3-by the second day Of match
play.
With the doubling Of berths
in the championship fight, the
tournament must run a sixth
day, and the first qualifying
round this year will be played
June 80. The 36-hole cham
pionship match is scheduled
for the following Monday, the
Fourth of July.
The third annual VSGA Open
will be played September 1925
at the Danville Golf Club, and
the State team matches August
27-2S at Hidden Valley Coun-
try Club in Roanoke.
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Weight Throw, Jud Sage, Navy. 81
feet Q inches: ., Stan Doten, Harvard
56-ls1; 8, Morton Cross, Yale, 54-474
4, Gene Reese, Army, 53-3h: 8, Ec
Lawler Brown. 52-l1.
Broad Jump, Phil Chappell, Army
S3 teet 50 inches; 2, Bob Reed, Penn
5h; 4, Bob Downs, Harvard, 22-7h
5, John Prichard Navy, 22-7M.
Shot Put. Bob Batdorf Penn. 81
feet inches; ., Keith Nance, Army
55SS-ii"i 3 Gerald Clements Army
Shnsfns Sim Hart N!SnSls NaTS. 5ls HsrvArd
., Dick Edmunds, princeton; 3, Mur.
ray Moulding, CORNELL 4, Pat Lilies
Harvard: s., Jim McGinnis, Army
scher.sa ssa9sS c1ums msss riSG5d Sgg - SbSy sy
Army ~ Tom FSnn eafroI Yale. All sansh J. sii
Higgins, Navy; 4, Pete Brandeis, Cor.
nell: o, Frederick Howard. Harvard
Nile Run, Eric Groom Cornell
4, John Jones. Army; 5, Ken Macleod
Navy, 41s.5.
coSoa Soayard o,, +, high q, huEdlesl I,1I Dor
Y.ls " 5, John ESsTs, Dsrtmouth th
stack Tom cathcsrt John Morrison
Tom Carrolll; 2, Navy g. Harvard
J. 6olgsrd Ar%s D. dssRMi ssRWni Sasyl Harold sprasue
Army. 2, Jay Luck. Yale. 9, GeorRe Var
Houten, Navy. 4, George Ekstrom, Cor
nell. 8, John Chang Princeton. :06 8.
emile rum. Tom Laris, Dart
mouth. 2, Bob Lowe, Brown. 3, Howard
Roberts Army 4, Robert Kunkle, Navy
5, Lynn Bender, Army. 9:153. (n1ee
record; old record a:20.7 set by Dicl
Greene, Army, 1880.
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Joe Campbell
CapturesLead
Al Pensacola

PENSACOLA, Fla, Mar. IL
(AP) Joe Campbell of New
York City fired a six-under-par
66 over a windswept course to-
day to take the third round
lead in the $4,000 Pensacola
Open golf tournament.
The 1924 round gave the
former Purdue star a 54-hole
total of 204, IL under par.
Campbell's round put him
two strokes ahead of the half
way leader, Masters Champion
Arnold Palmer of Ligonier, Pa,
who shot a 73 for 206. It
marked the first Saturday in
the last three that Palmer
found himself without a four
stroke lead in a PGA meet.
Deadlocked at 207 are Ken
Ventura, Palo Alto, Calf; Al
len Geiberger, Studio City,
Calf. and George Bayer, Glen
eagles, III.
Haas, Boros Tied
Freddie Haas, New Or
leans, and Julius Boros, Mid
Pines, N. c., were together at
20S. Doug Sanders, Miami
Beach. has 200.
Campbell birdied the first
three holes, including a 15-foot
putt on No. /. On the par 8
second hole. the ball stopped
five inches from the cup.
The blond shotmaker, in his
second year on the pro tour,
picked up four additional bird
les. His only bogey came on the
long 18th where his second
shot, with a No. 8 wood, stuck
in a chain link fence about FIVE
feet OF the ground. He went
to the other side of the fence
and knocked 1t back on the
course with a 7-iron.
Campbell is seeking his first
victory on the circuit. His best
showing thus far is a tie for
NTH at Tucson, Ariz.
Palmer Scrambles
Palmer had to scramble for
his 70. He came up with nine
straight fours on the front side,
and bogied both par 3 holes.
He birdied two par IS by holing
6-footers.
Palmer picked up two other
brides coming in by sinking a
6-footer on the par 5 18th and
an l8-incher on the par 4 18th.
Frank Stranahan Of Crystal
River, Fla. split a thumb and
was forced to withdraw after
shooting II for a 220 total.
The final round will be played
tomorrow over the 6,500-yard
Pensacola Country Club course.
The leaders:
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Bruins Beot Wings, 81,
Delay PIoyoff Decision

BOSTON, Mar. IL (AP).-
Boston's injury-hit skaters jel-
led behind Vic Stasiuk and
Don McKenney to defeat De-
troit, 5-1, today and prevent
the Red Wings from clinchine
a National Hockey League
playoff berth.
Making a last stand to pro-
tect their own faint playofi
aspirations, the Bruins jumped
of to a 20 first-period lead
when McKenney scored a goal
and assisted Doug Mohns.
A Boston Garden crowd OF
II, ,760 and the television au-
dience then watched Wingel
Stasiuk collect his 9th and
28th goals of the season for his
best major league seasons
total.
If Detroit had won, the
Wings would have clinched 9
Stanley Cup playoff spot and
if Boston had lost, the Bruins
could have done no better than
tie for fourth place the rest oi
the way.
Boston was playing without
injured regulars Lorne Davis
and Fleming Mackell plus Lee
Labine who reported in with
measles. Johnny Bucyk, left
wing on the highest scoring
line, had to leave early in the
second period with a hand in
jury. And one Of the Bruins
defensemen was Dallas Smith,
18, from Estavan, Sask., max
ing his professional debut.
Smith turned in a fine job
OH this difficult first assign
ment, Larry Leach was out
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Middle Takes
Weight Throw
In Heptagona!

ITHACA, N Y, Mar. IL
(AP).-Brawny Jud Sage led
Navy to an early lead in the
Heptagonal track and field
championships today by win
ming the 35-pound weight
throw with a toss Of 81 feet 9
inches.
Sage's victory, along with
a third and a fifth in the broad
jump, gave Navy 10 points in
the two afternoon finals at
Cornell's Barton Hall.
Phil Chappell OF Army cap
tured the broad Jump with a
leap Of % feet. sl2 inches and
unseated John Prichard of
Navy. the defending champion.
Prichard Finishes Fifth
Prichard finished fifth with
22-7A. His winning jump last
year was 23-1H. Karl Ripple
meyer collected Navy's other
three points by placing third
in the broad Jump at 23-41a.
Yale, the heavy favorite,
scored only three points when
Morton Cross finished third
in the weight throw with a
toss Of 54-4A. Coach Bob
Giegengack's powerful forces,
second in the IC-4A cham
pionships last week, were thin
in the field events.
Army. the only team con-
sidered to have a chance Of
beating out Yale, suffered one
disappointment in the weight
throw when Bob Mccarthy
finished fifth.
Sage. as far as anyone in
the Ivy League remembers, is
the first weight throw cham
pion from the Naval Academy.
He learned to throw the irons
as a freshman at Yale in 1854,
The 6-foot-3, 23O-pound mus
cleman set a national collegiate
freshman record, 54-l0, that
year. 1t since has been beaten.
Quit Yale as Freshman
Sage dropped out of school
during his frosh year, and later
entered Annapolis. So 1t took
him six years to become a
soph.
Tom Carroll of Yale, the
favorite, turned in the best
clocking in the heats Of the
1000. hitting the tape in 2:17.8,
Other qualifiers for the seven
man final are Gerald HeutZ OF
Brown, Pete Bradies of Cor
nell, Frederic Hoard Of Har-
ward, Don Metz of Yale. Bill
Hanne Of Army and Bill Kig-
gins Of Navy.
Murray Moulding of Cornell
had the best time in the heats
for the 600, l:13.5. Other
qualif1ers include Jim Stack OF
Yale, the favorite; Jim McGin-
mis- of Army; Don Kirkland and
Pat Lilies Of Harvard and Dick
Edmunds of Princeton.
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FoyCrocker
WdensL Lead
AtAugustu

AUGUSTA, Ca, Mar. IL
(AP).-Fay Crocker of Monte
video. Uruguay, stretched her
women's Titleholders lead to
four strokes today over a frig-
i'd. windswept golf course.
1--WE got on so many clothes
l can hardly swing my clubs, 4"
Fay said after posting her sec
ond straight rs for a midway
total Of $50.
Snow forced postponement
Of play yesterday. A bright sur
cleared the Augusta Country
Club course, then the tempera-
ture rose to the mid 40s. A Bit
ing 12-15 mile per hour wind
made it seem much colder.
Another 18 holes will be
played today with the final set
for Monday.
Kathy Cornelius of Lakeland,
Fla, matched Miss Crocker's rs
and jumped into second place
at 154.
Next came the Smith girls
no relations. Win, of st. Clair,
Mich. fired a 76 for 1855 and
Marlynn, Of French Lick, Ind,
a n for 156.
Am a teur Anne Quasi of
Marysville, Wash, who started
the round in second place, took
an 81 and dropped into a tie
for fifth at 157. Others at 1877
were Betty Jameson of San An
tonic, Tex, Marlene Bauer
Hagge Of Crystal River, Fla,
and Wanda Sanches of Baton
Rouge, La.
The leaders:
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Manor: 23 and "a. Cumberland In.
vitation. Cumberland; 81 through Juiy
l., Maryland State championship
Suburban, Baltimore.
July IL, Star Cup, Glass A, Congres
sional: "a, WMAL Cup. Glass B. Court
House: 10, District OF ColumbiI
Scotch toursomes, Washinston; 90
Hines Cup. Glass Z, Washington: ~
Goldsmith Cup, Class D, Woodmont
%. WDGA Cup, Glass c, Norbeck: 2t
through 20, virginia State Cham.
pionships, Hot Springs, Va. (Cascades5;
25 through 20, 'Virginia State Senior
ehsmpionships' Hot Springs, va
August, 8. Maryland State Scotch
foursomes. Talbot; o, 10. II, "Farm-
ington Invitational. Farmington, Va;
II. Seniors, Belle, Haven: 16, Corby
Cup, Glass A. Columbia; Is, WDdA
Cup, Class E, Bethesda; 10. spateS Cup,
Glass d. Prince GEORGES; 25. 'Arling-
ton Sun Bowl, Court House; 80, Meckley
Cup. Class C, Kenwood; 81, Post and
Times Herald Cup, Glass B, Woodmont.
September o, 'District of Columbia
Scotch foursomes. Manor; IA. Post
and TimeS-Herald Cup, Class A, West
October 4. Presidents Plate. Chevy
Chase: 3, 9, Z, Payne Trophy, Con-
Eressionai: II through 20, 'Virsinia
state team matches, Cavalier Y&GC
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Bethesda Holding
Bemon Reception

A reception for Deaue Be-
man will be held at 8 pm. to-
day at the Bethesda Country
Club. The golfing public from
the entire area is invited.
On display will be the four
big trophies the young golfer
from Silver Spring won or
helped win last year-the Brit
ish Amateur. Walker Cup, Dis
trict Amateur and Anderson
Memorial.
Frank Mitchell, head OF
British Information Service
and a representative of the
British Ambassador will be or
hand.
Beman will defend his Brit
ish Amateur title starting May
81 in Northern Ireland.
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standing as Bucyk's fill-in and
the result was the second VIC
tory in nine starts for the
Bruins.
The five goals brought the
Boston seasons mark to 20S
goals-highest for a Bruins
club since the 70-game sched-
ule went into effect.
Guy Gendron scored the
other Boston goal. Bronco Hor-
vath's assist on one of Stasiuk's s
goals enabled him to pull into
a tie with Chicago'S Bobby Hull
for the MIL scoring lead at n
points each.
Len Lunde produced the lone
Red Wing score late in the
second period.
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Baylor 4Oth
Lifts Lakers
Over Pistons

DETROIT, Mar. IL (AP).-
A basket by Jim Krebs and a
free throw by Elgin Baylor with
seven seconds remaining en-
abled the Minneapolis Lakers
to nip the Detroit Pistons, ll3-
l12, in the opening game Of
the National Basketball Associ.
alton Western Division play
offs today.
While Krebs shot from 20
feet, Baylor was fouled on the
same play and then cashed the
deciding point-hls 40th of the
game-in the nationally-tele-
vised contest.
The Lakers, who finished five
games behind Detroit In the
regular season, staged a series
OF late rallies to gain the upper
hand in the best-of three play
Oh to decide which team meets
the st. Louis Hawks for West
ern honors next week.
Detroit Leads Erased
Detroit held a 10-point lead
early in the final quarter. After
letting it evaporate to only two
points, the Pistons retaliated
to go ahead, 110-104, on two
baskets and two free throws by
Bailey Howell with less than
two minutes remaining.
But the Lakers were not to
be denied. Rudy Larusso and
Baylor struck for three quick
baskets to knot the score at
110-l10 with 35 seconds to 60.
Seventeen seconds later, De-
troit'S Walter Dukes hooked one
in from Is feet. After taking
a time-out, the Lakers set up
KrebS for his equalizer and re-
ceived the extra dividend when
Baylor was pushed as the ball
sailed through the hoop.
Baylor Hot In Second
Baylor almost single-hand-
edly shot the Lakers to a ST.
81 halftime advantage as he
bagged 19 points in the second
quarter. Two of the baskets
came in the final minutes when
the Lakers jumped from a 50-49
deficit to their six-point gap
at the intermission.
The same teams meet again
in Minneapolis tomorrow after
noon. II a third game is nee.
essary. it will be played here
T1leSdav Y1ioht
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Skyline AII-Sturs
Paced by Utah

. DENVER. Mar. IL (AP).-
Utah States twin aces. Cornell
Green and Max Perry, domi-
nate the Skyline Conference
All-Star basketball team an
nounced today by the Associat-
ed Press.
Green, the conference lead
ing scorer, and Perry failed by
one vote each of being unani-
nous selections of the coaches
and sportswriters.
Champion Utah is represent
ed by its 6-foot-9 sophomore
star, Billy McGill. The others
on the team are Dave Eastis of
Brigham Young and Chuck
Newcomb of Colorado State
University.
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Player

ALL-lNTERHIGH
Ollie johnson. Spingarn.
Bernard Levi, Spingarn.
John Green, Dunbar.
Dram Young. Eastern.
Harry Burchette. Coolidge.
All-East Division
Oil. johnson, Spingarn.
Bernard Levi. Spingarn.
Roy wilkins, Spingarn.
Drah Young, Eastern.
Donald Govan. Chamberlain.
An-West Division
John Green, Dunbar.
Harry Burchette. Coolidge.
Sam McWilliams, Wilson.
Clarence Hill, Roosevelt.
Richard Bush, CardoZo.
ALL-CATHOLIC LEAGUE
First Team
George Leftwich, Carroll.
John Thompson. Carroll.
Walt skinneri caEroll;
Doug Endres, DeMatha.
second Team
Mike Reidy, DeMatha.
Johnny. Herbert, DeMaths.
John Austin, Carroll.
SbaplsS egnR S'nSns; sSIs,ds' st. 66nlas. 6SSnns;
ALL-PREP
First Team
Fred Hetzel, Landon.
George Manger, Landon.
Bobby Clore. st. Stephens.
Steve Bralove. Sidwell Friends.
Bill Lewis, OConnell.
Second Team
Ned Martin, Episcopal.
Toby SyminEton, ST. Adams.
Buzz BaStable. Landon.
John Depenbrock. O'Connell
Jack BohrAuS, Georgetown Prep.
ALL-SUBURBAN VIRGINIA
GROUP
First Team
Marty Lentz, Mount Vernon.
Sonny Chisholm. George Washing
on.
Bruce Terwilliger. Wakefield.
Hugh Miller. WaShinEton-Lee.
Elliott Mcbride. Mclean.
Second Team
John Blackwell, Jeb Stuart.
George Levendis. Fairfax.
Durwood Settles. Washington-Lee.
Raw Fraley. Groveton.
Drew Landrus, Falls Church.
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Terps Leading
After ; Firsts
In ACC Track

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Mar.
u (AP) Maryland took an
early lead today in its quest
for a fourth straight track and
field championship in the At
lantlc Coast Conference indoor
games.
The Terps won the shot put,
set a mark in the high Jump
and tied for first in the broad
Jump, the only three events
completed during afternoon
competition at Woollen Gym
nasium.
AS the seventh annual con-
ference indoor track meet went
into its night session, Maryland
had 20l2 points. South Carolina
was second with 812. Then
came North Carolina, 825;
Duke. AS; Clemson, 2; N. c.
State, rs; Virginia, Is, and
Wake Forest, 0.
Most of the daytime session
was spent in qualifications for
final competition in the dashes
and hurdles scheduled for to-
night.
Thin-legged Dick Estes of
Maryland cleared 6 feet 5
inches, topping the high Jump
record set last year by the
Terp's Tom TAFT.
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HOCKEY SCORES

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston, s; Detroit, I.
Montreal, s; Chicago, o.
New York, 4; Toronto. |.
80 AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hershey, I1i Quebec, 3.
sptlhgneld ---------.- Cleveland !
EASTERN LEAGUE PLAYoFFs
Sohhst9wn Clinton :
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CYO BASKETBALL

st. AIMS As Queen Of Peace 3d
81. Michael's "a st. John Bap aptist 81
st. Thomas 6l-- - st. AuEustin 4S
LoyrdeS IS .--..----- ST. James 20
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CONFERENCE DIVISION

Shot put, .Kovolakides. Mary
land. ., Coates, South Carolina. 3,
Hameroff, Maryland. 40 feet 8 inches.
Broad jump. Tie between Hodges,
Maryland and Upton, South Carolina
3; Stanley, North Carolina. % feet
2K inches.
High Jump, r Estes, Maryland.
2, Stevenson, Duke. 3. G. Estes, Mary
land 8 feet inches new record. old
record 9 feet 434 inches).
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HEPTAGONAL
SUMMARIES

ITHACA, N. Y, Mar. IL (AP)
Summaries Of the Heptagonal
indoor track and field cham
pionshipS today at Cornell:
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ALL-SUBURBAN VIA
GROUP ii
First Team
Don MachrowicZ. George Mason.
Kirby Kendall, Loudoun County.
Gary Cochran. Loudoun County.
Duke Yowell, Marshall,
Gordon MayhuEh, Nokesville.
Steve Slepetz, Herndon.
Don Brown, Marshall
Butch Browning, Rappahannock.
John PAYNE, George Mason.
Buddy Fletcher, Loudoun County.
ALL-sUBuRBAN VIRGINIA
First Team
Samuel Muse. Hodman-Boston.
Arthur Burton. Holman. Boston.
Tim johnson, Luther Jackson.
Eddie Jones, Luther Jackson.
Leroy Butler. PaTker-Gray
Second Team
Jackie Mason. Parker-Gray.
Raymond Berry. Douglass.
Herman Lewis, Jennie Dean.
Thomas Cant, Hoffman Boston.
ALL-sUBURBAN MARYLAND
CLASS A
First Team
jay Buckley, BladensburR.
Tommy. Barrett Bladensburg.
Kirk Stewart, Northwood.
Willie Lee, Fairmont Heights.
Rodney Rice, Fairmont Heights.
Second Team
Brad Brooks, Bethesda Chevy Chase
Skip Whorton Howard County.
Melvin Case, Wheaton
Arthur Queen. Fairmont HeiRhts.
Marx Buckley, Northwestern.
ALL SUBURBAN MARYLAND
CLASS B & c
First Team
Martin PadRett. Surrattsville.
Jesse McLain. SurrattsYille.
Carl Bowie, Lackey.
Daryl Crown, Lackey.
Howard LyleS, Poolesville.
Second Team
Phil Crawford, Frederick SaSScer.
Mike O'Connell, SurrattSville.
Jimmy Allnutt. Poolesville.
Gary Baldwin, Laurel
Ralph Cation, Leonardtown.