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NCAA TRACK SUMMARIES

BERKELEY, Calf, June l8
(AP).-SummarieS of the 1860
NCAA track and field cham
pionShips today:
(The top six American fin-
ishers in each final event quail
ify for the United States Olym-
pic, trials at Stanford, Calf, =,
July 1-2. x designates foreign
competitors, ineligible for Unit
ed States Olympic team.)
- Hammer, x-John Lawlor, Boston
o. Ireland) 2O9-2 inject record, Sur
passes stsr ms EotsU own SO7 .. set in 1852
Dave Cross, Yale, 1857. 4, Roser
SAGE. Navy, 179-s; g, Jim PTyde,
ey%se Staa sa5sass rss sAaftsPR sSrt.. gsb
Jose State, 1917
2ss-S lmeet record, sprpasses own
nnd RSa2 oTesGn sst SsS.sTdeD state Cay fsn
Boucher. Kansas. 245-7. 4. Ron Ul-
CHICO Chs State, 23s-51a. &, Bob s6ordons'
inject record, old record 6O-h BY Ken
Bantum, Manhattan, 1850. 2, Jerry
Winter, Stanford. -57-10N. 3, Mike
Lewsi, Occidental. 57-6ia. 4, Ed Nut
ting, Georgia Tech. $40. 5, Clark
Branson, UCLA, 56-2la. 6. Joe Mar
chiony, Manhattan, 55-5k
Broad jump, Ralph Boston. Ten
nessee A&I, 25-5A. .. X-Henk Wiser,
Us Santa Barbara (Netherlands). 25-
5N.. g.. Darrell Horn, Oregon State,
$50. 4, X-Les Bird, Michigan (Ja-
maica), 24:lllz. 5. Don Meyer, Colo
rado, 24-sla. s, Jerry Close, oregon,
24-h. additional aualifiers - Bob
Ritchie, Nevada, 23-11A, John Kelly,
Stanford, 23-6h).
son, oregon, 3;44.2 meet record. Old
record 3;47.3 by Ron Delany. villa
nova 1859: 2, Bob Holland, UcLA,
3.47 5. 3, Milford Dahl, UCLA, BAT o.
4, Paul Welburn, Occidental, 3.4S.3
3, Bill Dotson, Kansas, 3:4S.7. 6,
George Larson, Oregon, 3:49.7.
400 meter dash-1, Ted Woods
Colorado, :45.7. 2, Vic Hall, Cal Poly
:46.1. 8, Walt johnson, North Carolina
College, :463. 4, Dave Myers. Central
Michigan, :46.5.- 5, Richard Edmunds
Princeton, :46.6. 8, Jack Yerman
California, ASS.
100 meter dash-1, Charlie Tidvell
Kansas, :102 equals meet recordI
2, Paul Winder, Morgan State, :iO.3
3. Larry Dunn. Arizona, :l0.4 4, Will
lie white. California, :IO.4. 5, X-Tom
Dokineor AG;oLEnan z
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additional qualifer-Vance Robinson,
North Carolina College, :l0.6l.
5000 meter steeplechase-l,. Charlie
Clark; San Jose state, 9:021 inject
KsUraav EscoTd OLD GsTSs6 TsGOSd si65 6y Henry
Steve Moorhead: Penn State. 9:l6.6. 3,
.Finland' S;lS.7. 4, Ray Hughes,
AFi591a Aoa:tan ,Posn5 PS0S xJGhR R nscy pscy
ers-Don Treatheway. western wash
ington, 9:21.9 and Robert Love, Brown,
9:23.0).
1ss-3ls. ., Jime Wade, use, 1861.
3. Jim Burke, Arizona, 172-2. 4. Jerry
Stubblefield, oregon, 1915. 5, Glenn
PaSsey, Utah state 1870. 8. Putnam,
i1O meter high hurdles. jim
Johnson: UCIA, II o. 2, Dave Ode
gard, Minnesota, $40. 8, Dave Ed
stroIn, OTegon, :14.0, 4. Bernard Casey
Bowling Green, las; 5. Ray Cunnins
Occidental, :14.3.
Illinois lJsmaics,; 1864 CNeAA sne
Arnie soyeii. PittsburSh, 1855. Z
Jerry siebert. California, 1853. 5
Ernie Cunlide, Stanford, 1:47 g. 4. Jim
Stack, Yale, 1884. 8, X-Joe Mullins
Nebraska canada. 1:4S.6. 8, Lee
Martin. Morgan state, 1887. (Ad.
ditional qualifiers = Louis Rodriguez
sss. Gsl Poly; + l;4s.o and Bob Tasue' Kan
200 meter DASH, Charlie Tidwell
Kansas, POS. 2. Stone johnson
Morqan State. zig. 4, Dee Givens
Oklahoma, :21 3. 5, X-Tom Robinson,
Michigan (Bahamas), :2l.4. 8, Pau
Drayton, Villsnova, ;214 (Additiona
qualif1ers--Willie williams. San jose
State. :2l.5l.
High Jump. John Thomas, Bostor
Univ, 10 Meet record. Old recorc
6-11is by Ernie Shelton, use, 1851
., Charles Lewis. Grambling, 90. 3
ttie), Enrol Williams. San Jose State
and Charlie Dumas, use, 6-S. 5
Vance Barnes. San Jose State. 6-7. 6
Henry Wyborney, Washington State
6-6
4Oo-meter hurdles-1, Cliff Cush.
man, Kansas, sos. 2, Ron Ablowich
Texas, :52.2. 4. Fran washington
Winston Salem, 1923. 5, Dick Cephas
Michigan, :52.3 6, James Thomas
New Mexico State, :52.7
5.000-meter rum, X-Al Lawrence
Houston Australia, 14:19.S (mee,
record. Old record 14:36.3 by Wes
Santee, Kansas, 1882. 2, X-Pat Clo-
hessey, Houston australia, no time
3, Ken Brown, Illinois, 14:33.0. 4
Bob Kanekan, Missouri, 14:4S.O. 5
Billy Mills, Kansas, 14:4S.5, g, Bot
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BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
Juniors
BurtonSville, 8: ST. Bernadette's, ..
Takoma Eagles, s: Packets Pharm., s.
Sligo, g. Colesville, ..
Silver Spring. 10; Olney, T.
Conn. Bel-Air, 6, Bethesda-Ch. Ch.. g.
Bethesda Civitan, ); Park Lawn, /.
Midget
Wheaton Atoms, 4; Tigers, 3.
Randolph, ); Voight Plumbers,
Wheaton Lions, 8: Top o. The Park, g
Hillendale. s; Sligo. 4.
Takoma 6: st. Bernadette's, Z.
Oakview. j. Silver Spring. 4.
Orioles, ): Lyons Nursery, 3.
Olney, e. Burtonsville, >.
Damascus, T: Wheaton, 3.
Super Music City, D; Pkwy Cleaners. 8
A. P Woodson, IA; Garrett Park, !.
The Sportsmen. 4: Peoples Hdwe., ..
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Kansas Retoins Title
In NCAA T rack Meet

record of 3:47.3 set in 1856 by
Ireland's Ron Delany, then a
student at Villanova. Delany
went on to win the Olympic
title that year.
Tidwell Equals Mark
Tidwell equalled the meet
record of 1912 seconds in the
l00-meter dash and won the
200 in 20.8. The aiding wind
for the 100 was three miles
per hour, well under the al
lowable AZ.
Paul Winder of Morgan State
equalled the 100 mark of 10.2
in the semifinals but lost to
Tidwell in the finals.
Five athletes won titles for
the second straight year. In
addition to Tidwell in the 100
they were Alley, Lawlor, Kerr,
and Dick Cochran of Missouri
with a discus throw of 1873 feet
312 inches.
Lawlor, a policeman from
Dublin, Ireland, and Kerr, of
Jamaica, will compete for their
native lands in the Olympics.
Lawrence. the distance star, is
an Australian.
2Sth 7-fOot Jump
Thomas. a Boston University
sophomore, cleared 7 feet for
the 28th time in his career but
missed three attempts for a
new world record of 7-2. He
dethroned Enrol williams of
San Jose who tied with uses
Charlie Dumas for third place
at 6-8. Charlie Lewis of
Grambling took second at So.
Other winners were Ralph
Boston, of Tennessee A & I,
with a 25-foot, 534 inch broad
jump; Jim Johnson. UCLA,
l4.0 seconds in the 110-meter
high hurdles: Cliff Cushman,
Kansas, 50.8 for the 400-meter
hurdles; J. D. Martin, Okla
homa. pole vault, IA feet, nine
inches.
Finishing behind Kansas,
use and UCLA were Oregon
and Oregon State % each; Bos-
ton, Houston, San Jose State
and Stanford, 20; Illinois 18;
( Arizona and Grambling Is;
Morgan State Is; Missouri and
Oklahoma IA; California 13.
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tional qualifiers - Miles Eisenman.
Oklahoma State, 1859. and Jarrard
Ashmore, Western Michigan, 1902 o. J
Hayes, use, 50sl1fs Meet record. record
Old record 50-4'4 by Bill Sharpe,
West Chester State. 1956), .. Darrell
Horn, OREGON state, 49, "a. 3, John
Kelly, Stanford, 4S-5l4. 4. Joe Mid
dleton.. Winston Salem, 4S-5. 5,
x-Paul Foreman, Illinois (Jamaica)
47-es4. 8, X-Sol Akpata, Michigan
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Oklahoma State; Dick Kimmel, San
Jose State; Wayne Wilson. Washing
ton state; Henry Wadsworth, Florida;
sMu: Dave CLARK, North Texas STATE STATE,
l4-6,
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10 RECORDS FALL

BERKELY, Calf, June 1e
(AP). - Kansas retained its
national collegiate track and
field title today in the seth
annual NCAA championships
where 10 meet records fell in
the l7-event program.
The Jayhawks, paced by
double sprint winner Charlie
Tidwell. piled up so points to
81 for the University of South
ern California and 81 for third
place UCLA.
New meet records came in
the shot put, hammer throw
javelin, 1.500-meter run, 400
meter dash, 800-meter run,
3,000-meter steeple chase, the
high jump. 5.000-meter run
and hop-step-and-jump, dur
ing the two-day assault in the
University of CALIFORNIA; Ed
wards Stadium.
A crowd of 1880 watched
the top collegiate stars also vie
for places in the United States
Olympic trials at Stanford,
July 1-2. The top six American
f1nishers in each event quail
fied.
List Of New Records
The record breakers were:
Dallas Long, use, shot put
81 feet 9 inches.
John Lawlor, Boston Univer-
sity. hammer throw, 2O9 feet
inches.
Bill Alley. Kansas, javelir
throw, 268 feet 9 inches.
Dyrol Burleson. Oregon, 1900
meter run, 3 minutes 44.2 Sec
ondS.
Ted Woods, Colorado, 400
meter dash. 45.7 seconds.
Charlie Clark, San Jose State
3,000-meter steeple chase,
minutes 81 seconds.
John Thomas, Boston Uni.
versity, high jump. 7 feet.
Luther Hayes, use, hop-step-
and jump, so feet 11l2 inches.
George Kerr, Illinois, 800
meter run, 1:46.4.
Al Lawrence, Houston, 5000.
meter run, 14:19.8.
Burleson, the Oregon sopho-
more and second American tc
run a mile in less than 4 min
utes, beat the metric mile meet
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Evening star., 1960-12-17
BY GRACE BASSETT
Star stan Writer

The Districts Democratic
Party leader today said present
District Commissioners should
resign "as a courtesy" to Pres
ident-elect Kennedy.
Successors should be Demo-
Gratis, according to w. John
Kenney, chairman of the DEM
ocratic Central Committee, who
charged that non-partisanship
was a word Republicans were
exploiting at a time when mu-
nicipal policymakers ought to
be Democrats.
Specifically, Mr.. Kenney sug-
gested that Walter Tobriner,
chairman of the Board of Edu-
cation: John Duncan, the Dis
trict Recorder of Deeds, and
James F. Reilly, utility and avi-
alton attorney, are potential
successors with strong support
within the District Democratic
Party. Mr.. Tobriner is a great
public servant and certainly
would be at the top of the list
Iof candidates forwarded by
local party leaders to the White
House as commissioner candi-
dates, he added.
mfr. Tobriner has very, very
strong support among members
Of my committee" Chairman
Kenney said on the WTOP
television program City Side.
This public Endorsement by Mr..
Kenney practically assured the
nomination by the President Of
Evening star., 1960-12-17

Doctors believe that the
youth, Stephen Baltz, II, has
q good chance for recovery,
despite serious burns, a broken
left leg and the possibility he
may have been injured intern
ally by breathing flames.
For young Stephen the Jet
flight from Chicago had been
his first airplane trip alone. He
was flying to New York to
join his mother and sister on q
holiday visit with relatives.
Stephens day started early
at 5:45 a.m.-yesterday when
he awakened at his home in
the Chicago suburb Of Will
mette, Ill.
He ran in and shook his
father awake. Mr.. BaltZ might
have gone back to sleep but he
knew how excited his son was
and he was looking forward tc
the trip. The boy had been III
and stayed home when hi'
Evening star., 1960-12-17
BRIEF RESPITE
BoItz Boy Loses Fight for Life

below covering the city. It
looked like a picture out Of o
fairy book. It was a beautiful
sight.
"Then all of q sudden there
was an explosion. The plane
started to fall and people
started to scream.
81 held on to my seat and
then the plane crashed. That's
all I remember. :"
The giant craft, plummeting
down like a fiery, wounded bird.
slammed into the heart of
Brooklyn. -s..
Little Stephen was thrown
clear from the planes tail Sec
ton. He landed about 30 feet
from the wreckage.
Two New York policemen,
moving into the area in their
patrol car, saw him.
I'VE saw the child thrown
from the plane right after the
See BOY, Page A;
Evening star., 1960-12-17

mother and sister few to New
York Wednesday.
Stephen didn't eat much for
breakfast yesterday, said the
family maid, Mrs. Pearl Belue,
known to the three Baltz chill
dren as Lady Blue" He just
sat there and grinned, she said.
adding:
"Then he got dressed up in
a pretty gray suit and gray
gloves and gray hat with q lit
tie feather in it."
She told him he would be
the handsomest man on the
plane. "He liked that" she said.
Stephens father took him to
the airport and put him on the
big United Air Lines DC0
bound for New York.
The boy was excited during
the trip and as the four-engine
jet let down over New York
but let Stephen tell 1t:
II remember looking out the
plane window ct the snow
Evening star., 1960-12-17
Kennedy Appoints
His Postal Chief,
CompIetesCobine
Naming Of J. E. Day Of California
Is Announced in PuIm Beach
By GARNETT ID. HORNER
Star stan Writer

PALM BEACH, Fla. Dec 17.-President-elect Kennedy
today announced that ]. Edward Day. 46-year.od Los
Angeles insurance executive will be his Postmaster General
The Presdent-eect also announced the appointment
Deputy Postmaster General of H. w. (B Brawey, chief
staff director Of the Senate Post Office and Civil Service
Committee.
The Day appointment completed the cabinet of eight
Democrats and two Republicans that will help Senator
Kennedy to the Government for the next four
after his Inauguration January 90
Mr. Day. vice president in charge of western operations
Of the Prudential Insurance Co. of America and former
aide Of Ada Stevenson stood beside the Senator when his
Evening star., 1960-12-17
AT Crash in Munich Kills so.
New York Inquiry Pressed
Toll IofDeod
In Collision
Put at 1877

NEW YORK. Dec. II (AP).-
Rescue workers, laboring in
freezing cold. dug through
rubble on a Brooklyn block
early today. seeking other pos
sible victims of yesterdays air.
liner collision that killed at
least 1877 persons.
At the same time. Federal
agencies teamed UP to try to
find the cause Of the Nations
worst commercial aviation dis
aster-when a jet plane ex-
ploded and crashed into q row
of brownstone dwellings. set
ting 9 square block aflre. and
o propeller-driven airliner fell
in flames on Staten Island.
The toll of nonpassengers
was put at nine as 125 firemen
and $50 policemen continued
the search for victims.
Only One Survived
There were 1913 persons
many holiday-bound - aboard
the two planes.
Recording tapes and an au-
tomato Jet flight recorder may
tell why the Trans-World Air
lines Constellation and the
United Air Lines jet rammed
into one another 5000 feet
over States Island. The UAL
DC-8, with 90 aboard en- route
from Chicago. continued on for
II miles before crashing In the
park slope section of Brooklyn.
The TWA plane, with a aboard
en- route from Dayton and Co.
lumbuS. Ohio. landed in fam
ing sections on little Miller
Army Air Field on Staten Island.
Part Of the jet wreCkage
smashed into the Pillar Of Fire
Church. The structure was de-
|stroyed and the caretaker was
missing.
It was the first time in avia.
ton history that O pure Jet
with passengers aboard crashed
In America.
Tapes ImpOunded
The Civil Aeronautics Board
impounded the tapes and re-
Icorder yesterday afternoon.
Airport employees also were be-
ling questioned and the mainte-
nance records Of the two planes
involved were checked.
The CAB put more than 80
Investigators on the case, the
largest force it ever has as
sembled to investigate a crash.
Philip Goldstein, chief Of
the CABS Safety Investigating
Division, said indications are
that one Of the planes may
have been of course. He de-
clined to elaborate, or desig-
nate either Of the two big air
liners. /
Ofiicials Of UAL and TWA
declined comment.
"This investigation is in the
hands Of Federal authorities, %
a TWA spokesman said.
In Washington, Senator Cot
ton, Republican Of New Hamp-
shire, member of the Senate
Aviation Subcommittee, called
for q special board Of inquiry
to look into the crash.
The Federal Aviation Agency,
headed by Elwood r. Quesada,
also entered the investigation.
Mr.. Quesada. who visited the
] See PLANE, Page Al
Evening star., 1960-12-17
D.C.Heods Should Quit,
Democrats Leader Soys

Mr.. Tobriner for the ONCE Of
Commissioner. Traditionally;
the President has met the de.
Sires Of local Democrats In ap-
pointing the two partisan mem
bers Of the Board Of Commis-
sionerS.
Present Republicans Robert
E. Mclaughlin and Mark Sulli-
van, jr., have no immediate
plans to retire. Mr.. Mclaughlin
will lose retirement benefits II
he leaves Office before the end
Of his term in June. Mr.. Sui
Ivan, serving as an interim
appointee, has said that he will
See KENNEY. Page Ala
Evening star., 1960-12-17
4 Ethiiopians
Reported Shot
Selussie Is Back,
Rebellion Dyine


LONDON, Dec. II (AP).--
Four Of Emperor Halle Selas-
sizes top ministers. held as hos
tages by Ethiopian rebels, have
been shot dead by insurgents
fleeing Adds Ababa before the
triumphant return of the mon
arch, reports reaching London
said tonight.
In the evident collapse of the
rebellion, two of the insurgent
leaders were said to have COM
mitted suicide.
The Ethiopian Embassy in
London said Emperor Halle Sc
lassie returned to Adds Ababa
this afternoon. He had cut
short a state visit to Brazil to
hurry back to his capital.
The information was sent
from Eritrea by the governor
there, Gen. Abiye Abebe, who
also is the Emperor's son-in-
law.
Adds Ababa radio said all
of the royal family is safe.
Thus the revolt appeared fin
ished.
Emperor AbsOlves Son
The bearded 68 year old
Conquering Lion Of Judah
reached the gaily decorated
provincial capital of Asmara
yesterday and received an up.
roarous welcome from almost
the entire population.
He exonerated his eldest SON,
44-year-old Crown Prince Asia
Wassan, from blame for the
revolutionary regime pro-
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