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Evening star., 1961-12-16
HOLDS BERGER TO 72POINTS
Defense by Bombord
Helps Good Counsel.

John Pratt scored five of Pri-
ory's final seven points to en-
able Coach Bob Dryers team
to pull out the decision in a
.see-SaW game. Pratt, the high
scorer with 20 points, hit two
straight field goals near the
end to overcome a 54-53 St.
Stephens lead.
ST. ALBAN SPRING
BROOK-Tony Rubino scored
two quick field goals midway
of the final quarter to wipe out
a 1887 Springhrook lead. Ru-
bino had l6 points as st. AL
bans evened its record at IL.
1t was Springbrook's first var-
sity game after two victories
over junior varsity fives. Kenny
.DahmS led the losers with 20
points.
KENDALL-CAPI PAGES
Herb Pickering scored %
points and David Hinton added
16 as Kendall waltzed to the
lopSided decision at Gallaudet
Evening star., 1961-12-16

after scoring 95 points for In
diana State in five games, led
the Sycamore all-tournament
contingent which also included
Ray GODDARD and John Rob-
bins.
Herb Magee, Junius johnson
and Fred Davis were chosen
from Philadelphia Textile, Al
Baldini from St. Michaels and
Warren Sutton from Acadia,
Quantico won the tourna-
ment for the seventh time in
.elgno years by going unbeaten
in four games.
Indiana State whipped Phil
sdelphia Textile, 97-71. yeSter-
day morning to qualify for the
championship collision wit Il
Quantico. In the title game the
M arines got 25 points from
Mealy and 19 from Cleary
staying in front most of the
way. Goddard topped Indiana
State with 10.
Evening star., 1961-12-16
Terps Show
Promise in
Mat Setback

Maryland's wrestling team
lost It's big match against Okla
homa, the NCAA runner-up. last
night, but Terp Coach Sully
Krouse figures he still came out
a winner.
We're on our way" Krouse
said. I'VE needed a tough
match like this and we showed
the crowd something"
The Terps bowed to the Soon
erS, 1911, but they did con-
Siderably better than many in
the crowd had reason to expect.
About 4,200 turned out for the
first half of the wrestling-bas-
ketball double-header at Cole
Field House.
1t was an 11-11 tie until the
final match when Oklahoma
Heavyweight Ken Allwhite
pinned Gary Wikander, a Terp
sophomore in his first varsity
test.
Maryland got its victories
from Sam Bossert, Pat Varre
and Karl Offenbacher, the lat
ter decisioning Bud Belz, one
of the Sooners' best. Eugene
KERN, Terp co-captain, also
wrestled a draw.
Summaries:
l23 pounds-Wally Curtis, Okla
homa, outpointed Ronald Maunder, 5-4
l30 pounds-Sam Bossert, Mary
land, outpointed Mack Riley, 10.
1877 pounds-Bill Carter, Oklahoma,
outpointed Robert Smith, S-4
147 pounds-Pat Varre, Maryland,
outpotnted Bob Deupree, Sc.
l57 pounds-Eugene KERN. Mary
land. drew with Skip Perillo, SIS.
16T pounds = Karl Offenbacher,
Maryland, outpointed Bud Belz, 2-i.
III pounds-Wayne Baughman, Okla
nom noma' 9%utpointed Gordon Bartholo-
Heavyweight-Ken Allwhite, Okla
homa' pinned Gary Wikander, 6:42.
Evening star., 1961-12-16
Squeoker Over Yorktown
Boosts WokefieId's Status

Wakefield High School has
only three players back from
last years State championship
basketball team, but the War
riors gave indications that they
may put up quite a scrap for
the Northern Virginia Group
la title in a 40-39 squeaker
over Yorktown last night al
Wakefield.
In other league games,
WashingtOn-Lee trOunced
Jeb Stuart, 73-4S: George
Washington humbled Madi-
son, 1924; II a m m o n d
swamped Fairfax, 64-34;
Mount Vernon eased by Falls
Church, 41-39; Lee defeated
Annandale, $3.50, and Nc
Lean won over OsbOurn,
1854.
Evening star., 1961-12-16
High School
Basketball
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
BethesdS-C. C., a.; Gaithersburg, SO.
blair. 90: Richard Montsomery, 80.
CardoIO. 81; st. Johns. 66.
Coolidge, ID; Alumni, 66 (Overtime)
DeMatha, 81; Bell. 80.
Douglass Md, 80; Carver, 80.
DuVal. So; Suitland, So.
George Washington, 20; Madison, 81.
Good Counsel, 81; LandOn, ~.
Great Mills. 49, Calvert County, I5.
Gwynn Park, 63: MarEaret Brent, So.
hammond' 81; Fairfax. 81.
James Wood. IL; Herndon, 20.
Jennie Dean, 81; Criser. 26.
Kendall. 81; Cap. Pages, IS.
Laurel, IS; LaPlata, ~.
Lee. 80; Annandale, 80.
Maekin. 5S; Anac0stia, So.
Nokesville, 81: Cedar-Lee. II.
Northwood. ITi sherwood, 35.
Oxen Hin. 6S; High Point, 66 (double
Parker-Gray, 90: Dunbar. 4s.
PriSry. So St: Stephen's,, SO.
Mount Vernon, Al; Falls Church. 80.
Roosevelt. ~: Carroll, II.
ST. Adams, 10; Springbrook. 43.
Sasscer, 12i Le0nardtOwn. 81.
SpiGEarn' SIig.nI1 JOS los Douglass WNs,h SO.
Surrattsville, 81; Central, 3S.
Wakefield. 10; yorktown, 30.
WashingtOn-Lee, 73: Jeb Stuart, AZ.
Western, 81; Chamberlain, ~.
Wheaton '2; Waiter Johnson CD.
st. Paufs at O'ConneII, 3.
st. Johns at Maryland Frosh, 6:l5.
Landon at ST. James, ..
NorthwoOd at Glen Burnie. 8.
Yorktown at GrOvetOn, 3.
GAME TOMORROW
S:3O.
Evening star., 1961-12-16
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

Montgomery Blair High
School may have little diff
Guilty defending its Montgomery
County basketball champion
ship this season, but is doubt
= full that any of its future VIC
tories will come as easy as
last nights 69-38 romp over
Richard Montgomery at Rock
vile.
None of the Blazers first
team played as much as hall
the game. Coach Eddie Moi
fatt began sprinkling the line
up with substitutes early in the
second quarter after the reg
ulars amassed a 22-9 lead ir
the opening period.
The starting team was
p through for the night when il
left the floor at half time with
a 40-14 advantage.
eaton upset Walter
johnson, 1858: Bethesda
Chevy Chase held on to beat
Gaithersburg, 44-39; and
NorthwOod won its second in
a row, 47-35 over Sherwood,
in the other Montgomery
County League games played
last night.
In the Prince Georges
County League, Bladesnburg
led all the way in winning
over Northwestern, 60-40;
OxOn Hill nipped High Point,
, 68-66, in double overtime,
and Frank Beall set a school
scoring record with "a points
to lead DuVal to a 62-52 vic
4 tory over Suitland.
In other Maryland games,
Damascus edged Peary, AZ
80; Sasscer trounced Leon
ardtOwn, 1895; Douglass
Md ran over Carver, &C.
So; Calvert romped 76-45
over Calvert; SurrattsviIle
had an easy time with Cen
trail, 67-38; Gwynn Park de-
feated Margaret Brent, 63-52,
and Laurel defeated La
Plata, 1892.
Blair showed great scoring
balance in winning its third
. consecutive away game this
season. The first team scored
almost at will, knitting through
the Rockets zone defense for
easy short shots.
Sonny Jackson directed the
attack from the top of the foul
circle, either passing to Jim
Evening star., 1961-12-16

Else here in Virginia,
NOkesviile ran away from
Cedar-Lee, 81-11; Stafford
defeated Garfield, $3.50;
James Wood of Winchester
beat HerndOn, 1929, and
Jennie Dean of Manassas
remained unbeaten with
1926 victory over Criser.
Wakefield Coach Maynard
Haithcock is starting his second
year with an inexperienced
squad, but in Kent Mayo, Herk
Brown and Tim Hill he has the
nucleus of a sound club.
1t was Mayo who brought thu
Warriors their victory, hittini
on a Jump shot with 33 seconds
left in the game and Wakefield
trailing, 1898.
Wakefield held quarter lead'
Evening star., 1961-12-16

Of 1910, 24-14 and 1924, but
at no time did either team
threaten to break out in a rash
of baskets. In fact, only 25 were
made, 13 by Yorktown and IL
by Wakefield.
The difference was at the
foul line with Wakefield getting
16 of 26 and Yorktown 13 of
10.
WI JEB STUART = Ed
Hummer and Ray Hodgdon
combined for 40 points as the
highly regarded Generals ran
their record to 80 against
Group Ia competition. Hum
mer. 6-foot-5, led the way with
% points.
/ WI jumped off to a 21-12
lead after one period and
steadily increased its advantage
the rest of the way. Bud An
derson was outstanding in a
! losing effort for Stuart, scoring
19 points. oD
f. HAMMOND-FAIRFAX-Tne
Admirals rebounded from an
opening loss to Mclean with
Reserves Chuck Schafer and
Billy Dodson providing a lift
by scoring 10 points each. Jim
Moushegian led the Hammond
scorers with Is points and Dick
Geyer added TO-. Fairfax had
upset Wakefield in its opener
last Tuesday.
MOUNT VERNON FALLS
CHURCH-The Majors hung
on at the end to rack up their
third victory in four starts.
Mount Vernon led, 4l-31, with
two minutes left and an eight
point Falls Church rally fell
short. Bill Pacella topped the
Majors with 81 points. 1t was
Falls Church's second straight
less.
LEE ANNANDALE - Tn e
Atoms, considered contenders in
the Group la League, couldn't
muster an offense against the
Lancers, who won their second
in three starts. Bob Wills turned
in another outstanding scoring
performance with 20 points for
Lee.
McLEAN-OSBOURN - The
Highlanders added to Osbourn's
Woes by jumping off to an early
lead and coasting to their sec
ond victory. 1t was the Manas-
sas schools third straight bas-
ketball loss after the football
team had dropped all 10 of dts
games. Terry Crete led Mclean
with Is points and Sophomore
Dave Sellenberger added 10.
GEO. w S H. MADISON
Ed Chisholm, brother of Sonny
Chisholm, GW's star two years
ago, scored II points to lead the
Presidents to the easy decision.
Jim Connor and Tom Hannum
each added IA points and Ken
Carlson 10 for CIV.
! JENNIE DEAN CRISERf-
Herman Lewis hit for 81 points
in leading Jennie Dean to its
fourth straight victory.
STAFFORD GARFIELD -
Five players hit in double fig
ures for Stafford with Ken
Nichols and Jim Cline, each
with is points, the leaders.
i JAMES WOOD-HERNDON-
Ronnie Kerns hit for % points
to pace James Wood to its vic
tory.
/ NOKESVILLE CEDAR-EEE
Larry Mayhugh's. % points
was high as Nokesville toyed
with the hapless Cedar-Lee
team. 1t was Nokesville's fourth
straight victory without a loss.
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scoring attack, with three men
over Is points. in trouncing
Central.
GWYNN PARK MARGARET
BRENT-Gary Haupt scored 20
points as Gwynn Park won its
third game in four starts.
LAUREL-LA PLATA - Will
liam Scott, the football star,
scored IA points to lead Laurel
to its second victory. Laurel
outscored La Plata, 1877 in the
third period to open a nine
point margin.
Evening star., 1961-12-16
Reserves See Lot of Action
As Blair Rips Montgomery

Wendt in the corner or Jack
Townsend at the foul line.
When the defense began COL
lasping on the two big men.
Jackson started pumping in
jump shots.
| Wendt led the Blazers scor-
ing with IA points during his
limited appearance. The g.
foot-5 senior now has 81 points
in three games.
Butch Isreal of Richard
Montgomery finished as the
games top scorer with IT
points.
| WHEATON, JOHN
SON-The Knights rallied in
the second half behind Dick
Wilmer. Pat Cawley and Kary
Kelpy to upset the favored
Spartans. Wilmer scored %
points and controlled both
backboards.
Cawley added 16 points and
Kelpy Is to offset four Walter
johnson players in double
figures. 1t was Wheaton's
second stranght top-flight per-
formance. The Knights lost to
powerful Blair Tuesday after
holding a nine-point lead in
the third period.
B-CC-GAITHERBURG-The
Barons overcame a three-point
Gaithersburg lead at halftime
by outscoring their opponents,
TIA, in the third period. Gath
erSburg rallied in the fourth
quarter. holding 1911 edge,
but couldn't make up the diff
ference.
NORTHWOOD- SHERWOOD
"A 22-point burst by Fred
Hauff was backed up by Richie
Farmers 16 points as North
wood broke open a close game
in the second half. The Indians
held a seven-point advantage
after three periods and won
going away.
OXON HILL-HIGH POINT
Charlie Bell sank a jump shot
with three seconds left to tie
the score, 62-62, at the end of
the regulation time. Bell also
scored the only Oxon Hill
points in the first overtime,
which ended 1854. Then Pat
Dempsey took over, scoring four
points to give Oxon Hill a
thrilling victory.
DUVAL-SUITLAND - Beall,
aside from his scoring record,
also set a school mark by
pulling down 20 rebounds. The
victory evened DuVal's record
at 2-2.
Evening star., 1961-12-16
Southeastern Five
Bows at Richmond

RICHMOND, Dec. Is (Spe-
ciaD. -. Southeastern Univer-
sity of Washington, D. c., play
ing without Ernie Cage and
getting Sub-par performances
from Bobby Lomax and al
Camacho, dropped a 65-57 de-
cision to Richmond Professional
Institute here last night. .
Evening star., 1961-12-16
BOATS and MARINE

CARBURETORS generators. fuel pumps,
speedometers. starters. windshield
wipers. BUELL'S SERVICE. SlI 10th
st NV. NE S-5776
1860 MODEL DUTCH TREAT sl6op
must sacrifice immed. due to trans:
fer; orig cost. S6. 500: asking So. 900.
Galley. inboard engine. head and
slet ping accommodations; beautiful
Yacht Yd. Annapolis. ND. Phone 332-
1902 or JU. S-2S62 for appointment
HAVE PARAGON, 2-to-i. reverse re-
duct!ol gear from Gray 6-9I;- fits
any motor; want heat exchanger,
internal or external for 145-h.p. ma
rtne motor. OIL. 6-7501.
FOR XMAS GIvING-Compl. line of
boat access, incl water skis for chill
dren under 10. Oxon Hill Marine.
5544 Livingston rd. sc. HO. 7-34o2.
Evening star., 1961-12-16
Hockey Scores

BY the Associated Press
EASTERN LEAGUE
Clinton, 5; Philadelphia, /.
Knoxville. 9: New Haven, >.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Muskegon, s.. Indianapolis, /.
Omaha, 3: Minneapolis, !.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Calgary. 2; Seattle, ..
Portland, 4 San Francisco, 3.
Edmonton.4; Vancouver. 3.
Evening star., 1961-12-16

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
st. Louis, 100: New York, los.
Chicago. 81; Los Angeles, "a.
GAMES TODAY
st. Louis at Boston.
Los Angeles VS.. Syracuse at Roches-
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Detroit
Evening star., 1961-12-16
Giants Sign Be End .

MANCHESTER, N. H., Dec.
Is (AP) Lou Kirouac, Boston
College end and place-kicker,
has signed contract with the
New York Giants. 81
Evening star., 1961-12-16
MARYLAND SUMMARIES

Totals IS 40 Totals 10 % go
Halftime score: 1923. Bladensburg.
Evening star., 1961-12-16
MBA STANDINGS

EASTERN DIVISION
Evening star., 1961-12-16

Totals 81 Sc Totals IA 8 81
Halftime Score: Bills. Douglass.
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Totals so S1Os Totals 16 rs
Halftime: 4S-1S. Spingarn.
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Totals "A Is 81 Totals 80 II ~
Halftime score: 31-3l.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

Memphis Open, a PGA event
on the same dates, gave per-
mission-and they hadn't.
Palmer could defend his
Open title even under PGA
suspension, but he admittedly
is eager to play in the Ryder
Cup matches in England in
November. Player has said that
a golf ball manufacturer has
offered him a $4,000 bonus if
he finishes the season as the
top money winner on the cir
cult.
In view of the direct and
incidental penalties, which in
clude $500 fines, it seemed
likely that Player and Palmer
would pass up the Canada
Cup competition.
Meanwhile, they moved to-
day into the second round of
the $50, 900 800 Festival" Open
tourney with Palmer in a three
way tie for the lead at 67-4
under par. He was matched
yesterday over the flat $685.
yard course by Jim Ferree, win
ner of one PGA event. in five
years, and Johnny Pott, third
money winner in the Baton
Rouge Open.
Player was one of 16 shooting
10 to tie for 22d.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

The three co-medalist teams
face tough opposition in the
first round Of match play in the
14th annual Congressional
Country Club member-guest
tournament today.
Ralph Guglielmi, Redskin
quarterback, and Don Dawson
of Detroit, meet the 1855 cham
pions, John Eisinger and Maury
Fitzgerald Of Kenwood. Gug-
lielmi and Dawson had their
SO yesterday.
B. D. Cooper and Ralph Bo-
CART Of Chevy Chase, meet
Lloyd Smoot and Eddie Bean Of
Prince Georges. Cooper and Bo-
gart had SO Wednesday. Bogart
has shared in four titles in the
tournament.
Bob Chandler and Ted Rutley
of Kenwood, the other 68 team,
meets the 1859 Manor member
guest champions, Durwood
Boeglen and Sal DiMaio Of
Manor.
One round is scheduled to-
morrow and two on Sunday.
Championship flight pairings
for this afternoon:
3. d, Cooper and Ralph Bogart,
Eddie Bean. Prince. Georges (71l,
h q. M. Becker and Gil Willett, Prince
tGeorges C70) vs.. CASTOR T. Miller and
silEy .,IS Martin s,e2 %sShinstOn spg Dan % Dawson
Detroit 1857 vs.. John Eisinger and
Maury Fitsgerald. Kenwood (7l).
r. r. Borth and Joe Gambatese,
Lew Russell. washington t73j.
Evening star., 1961-05-26
championships
Feature Program
At Sunset Hills

Five championships and re-
serves win be awarded at the
Fairfax Hunt Horse Show,
which opens at Sunset Hills,
Va, tomorrow.
Championships will be given
in the regular working hunter,
small hunter. green working
hunter, junior hunter and
pony hunter divisions.
There will be two classes
open to members Of the Fair
fax Hunt and Fairfax Junior
Hunt riding horses that have
been regularly hunted during
the past season, as well as an
international pony class open
to small and large ponies. An
addition this year is a pony
driving class. for children
Novice horsemanship and q
lead-line class also will be
featured.
Judges will be Mr.. and Mrs
Alden Crane Of HyattSville
Nd; Col. E. c. D. Scherrer OF
Arlington, Va. and Mr.. G.
Nick Saegmuller Of Warren
ton, Va.
Evening star., 1961-05-26
McNuir Tops
Seedlings in
Net Tourney

Fred McNair. Ted Rogers
and George Stewart are seeded
in that order atop the mems
singles division Of the Greater
Washington tennis tournament
starting tomorrow at Six
teenth and Kennedy streets
NV.
seOlga Mahaney is favored in
wemens singles and Carol
Southmayd Is seeded second.
Doubles entries close at 6 pm.
tomorrow. Pairings tomorrow:
1000. A.m.-Sam strtngsr vs, Jim
Chi Lin VS.. Bob Burgess: PHI Neii Is.
Ehpmas; Paul Gilbert vs.. Bobby 0oelISii
pea schsy ruSs yss IsS.,,tJD6 RSs Johnson Hal
HOO G.m.-driff Payne vs.. NIX
Makarenko: Larry Friedman vs.. Marx
sherry; Ken Slverstone rs. Allen Tay.
Eor:. Fred .McNair VS.. Al Bolognete;
f,sd frsd Foid Mfd'ran Is. John h him HirnmsImsn; Joe
EhSsnoff vs., Lin Foss; Alan citren-
12:00 Noon--Daytd Cohen vs.. Petet
Aiisn: NHis EsSinsid WsSS vs.. Bob GIN;
Doyle Royal vs., Bob Taylor; Ed Beas'
ley. VS., ID Mills; Ernie ingram Us
Cafi Fontanini; Scott Irwin VS.. John
Perry; Keith Hamilton VS.. Tom Mar
cellina; Paul N. Jones vs.. Robin Hutch
ZOO p.m-Don Floyd VS.. Marshall
Ford: Bill Degwitz VS.. Morgan Jones
Edgar Lee VS.. Eugene Scheel; Rober
Chamberlain VS.. Ken Garrisonj Jack
SIoat VS.. Lester Poretsky; Paul Alex
ander VS.. Carl Hannah: Ronnie Gold
man VS.. o, B. O'Leary: Ron Seeger
3:0O p.m.-Frank. aoeltz vs.. Frank
smith; Ray. C. Malley VS.. David LII.
shultz: Eddie Beale vs. Bill Holmes;
n Ventura VS.. Ken Thompson; George
Stewart vs., Ken Allen; Robert Alexan'
400 p.m.-Ted Rogers VS.. JoC
sewell: Jackson Yang VS.. Ralph Sill
verman: David Lewis VS.. Berrie Sto-
pax; Maurice Cowan VS.. A. J. Drucker.
$500 p.m.-Walter Kilt vs.. winner
Of Sam striner Jim Cromwell.
Evening star., 1961-05-26
Argyle Pair
Wins Seniors

Argyle Country Club men,
bers, who have the habit of
winning tournaments played
over their home course, did it
again yesterday when Vernon
Baker and Ed Wells won the
District Golf Associations SEN
ior two-man team handicap
tournament.
Baker had 86-17-69 and
Wells S8-20-68 for a combined
net total Of 1877. That was four
strokes better than the 141 by
Lloyd Farmer, 1886, and
Walter Lahde, 82-7-75. Farmer
and Lahde also are from Argyle.
The Washington Golf and
Country Club team of Carl
Courtney, 79-10-69, and DR..
w. r. McLister, 83-8-75, fin
ished third with IA. Ralph
Thrasher, Argyle, with 83-8-75,
and Denny Hevener, Indian
Spring, 81-8-73, were next
with 14S, and Arthur Young
quist of Kenwood, 81-7-74,
teamed with William McCoach,
Kenwood, 85-9-76. for $50.
Evening star., 1961-05-26
St. Stephens Ace
Boumberger to
Attend Princeton

Marty Baumberger, st. Ste
phen's Schools All-Metropoli-
tan halfback in football, will
attend Princeton University
this fall, it was announced
today.
Baumberger, a s. foot 10,
170-pounder, picked up 949
yards in 1873 carries and scored
104 points last fall. st. Ste
phen's had an Sol record
and won the Interstate Ath-
letic Conference championship
for the second straight year.
Baumberger, who refused Of
fers of football scholarships to
many schools, plans to play
football and run on the track
team at Princeton. He h a. s
done 10 seconds flat in the
l00-yard dash.
He recently was awarded the
model athlete trophy given an
nually by the coaches at the
Alexandria school.
Evening star., 1961-05-26
7 ech Uses Final Event
TOWN Interhigh I rack

440 yesterday In 48.8. This
broke the 49.6 mark Cross set
Wednesday.
Turner Sets Jump Mark
The new high jump mark was
made by Lloyd Turner Of Nc
Kinley, whose leap of 6 feet 4
inches broke the old record by
/ inch. made 20 years ago by
Edward Barham, also Of Nc
Kinley.
The best race of the day was
the 220. although the time of
the previous days trials was not
bettered. Lambert Anderson Of
Roosevelt, who won the 100
yard dash earlier. broke out on
top followed by Cross and
Campbell. About so yards from
the finish, Anderson, heavily
taped on his right leg. lost
ground and Campbell, coming
up the middle, passed Cross and
then Anderson to finish a stride
in front, with Cross second, a
step ahead Of Anderson.
loo-yard dash, Anderson SRoese-
Mckinley; ,o0IS 4 MecOmHS cardpnSS'; s.
0u ssoeysrd dssS@i, campbeii 3Ans-
costial; 2, Cross tMcKinleyli 8, Ander-
SON lRSossysltI; :, Ryan 1MekinlsSyl;
scstiSl: Z, Gross !MckiHisy5; 8. walton
Wright (cardoso). Time: 4s.s tneW
ssS;iysrdI s.:Am11: ..as;a1: Mon, sc.Edqss.:
si1isys; s.1 Ys,aS.Geay T. GlSy ESSsevslt s. Lind
sh'I Ssjssi ; Hsl$ss Slsss''2S1i
ttsplaeasGrinfS laGifS TiR1nSa4fss74 Ti@e. 4:s7.4. o. Hackney
wiiioI. isiiso,yare siIood. TsliHIym1. sPipsaFn FsSto,
Kinley; 3. AnacOstis; Z. Eastern; 5.
l; ;mile relay. spingarn (Hunter.
Lindsey. Ford Walton; q. Mckinley;
,a1;Ss:sSS as a5;$o;SsTSd3 his4 hurdles, g Green
ISpinRarn); 2. Harris. (Cardozo); 8,
SaHS psttS tttsOinssTS 1csT50io ssssss 4S tG9OItdRs
ls0-yard low hurdies-i. Green
Brooks Mckinley; 1, Petty (Cardozo);
DiseIsNi. TSiiey (EasternJ; Z, Con-
nor (Wilsonl; 8, Vincent (CaTdozol;
idgsJ. Distance: i49 feet 8 fnes inches so00i'
Turner (spinEarnj; 3. johnson tBei5;
e. Lowie (Coolidgel;5 5, Henry (Ballou.
shot putt, Wilson (CoolidRe); 2.
4. Hailstock (Roosevelt); s, Talley
SEAstern). Distance: 46 feet 2h
High ;ump-l. Turner CMcKiniey):
(Bell); 4, Jackson lEasternJ: 5, Whit.
TED mckinley. .Height: feet. 4
Inches (new record).
Evening star., 1961-05-26
Mrs. ErIer Wins
Glass c Crown
In District Golf

Mrs. L. J. Erler Of Army Navy
used the playoff route to win
the Women's District Golf AS
sociation's Class c Cup yester-
day at Manor Country Club.
Mrs. Erler. q member Of the
service clubs championship
Division 3 team, and Mrs. L. H
Macauley, also Of Army Navy
had 90-18-72. Mrs. Macauley
LOST to a five on the first hole
Of the playoff.
Mrs. Macauley then lost low
gross in a draw to Mrs. D. r
MonSees Of Washington G&CC
who also had a 80. Mrs. Mac
atiley ended with second low
net.
: Other prize winners, In order
aaaiSW: M5s " b hr! EaTEO e AImgyo5. AEmy Nav :,
Luckie Of Army Navy. 9l-11-74; Mrs
William Eckman Of Manor. 93-18-75
dda Feldman Of Indian sprins
SsMiisIRsOiw Ms. < W.. Tutkin Of Prince Georges
%slhinStSa, %sSlhaiS a5.i 4 Gas G2n'iassa a:fms1 q
Goodman Of Woodmont. "a -17-77;
Mrs: c. 9, oilbertson Of Court House
96-10-77, and Mrs. Leonard Roffel
Of Indian Spring, 96-19-77.
Evening star., 1961-05-26
Player, Palmer Decide
Where to Play To-day

INDIANAPOLIS, May 26
(AP)-Gary Player of South
Africa and National Open
Champion Arnold Palmer, who
have won almost 100000 be-
tween them on the American
pro circuit this year, indicated
they would make q decision
today on whether to court a
six-month suspension by the
Professional Golfers Associa-
ton.
The question was whether
they would play June Ia, in
the Canada Cup international
matches at Dorado Beach,
Puerto Rico. They could per-
form unparalleled in this event
only If sponsors Of the $50, 900
Evening star., 1961-05-26
Gage Top Choice
For DecuthIon

Tom Gage Of Fairfax High
School is favored to win the
Wakefield decathlon tonight
and tomorrow at the South
Arlington School.
Gage finished second to
Jake Adams Of Highland
Springs of Richmond last year.
He has been outstanding in
meets this spring.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

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