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Evening star., 1961-11-19
STATISTICS

actually mauled Purdue more
than the score indicates as
they won their sixth Big Ten
victory without defeat and
seventh in a rev since an open
ing 60 loss to Missouri.
Even a game official, Field
Judge Joe Schneider, felt the
fury of the Gophers. Schneider
suffered a possible leg fracture
in the third period and was
carried from the field on, a
stretcher after being hit on a
wide sweep by the Storming
Stephens.
No less shaken we're the
Boilermakers, who managed to
score with about five minutes.
left on Sophomore Gary Ho-
gan's quarterback sneak from
the one-yard line following
Hogan's 53-yard pass to End.
Harold Wells.
A journeyman Gopher half
back, Dave Mulholland, actually
turned the tide against the
Boilermakers, who entered the
game a ohe-touehdown under
dog. Muhholland set up a "a
yard field goal by Tom Loechler
at 9:14 of the second period
and he was also the spearhead
OF a 27-yard strike which en-
abled Stephens to score on a
four-yard dash still in the sec
ond period. -,
Purdue, gaining only q yards
by rushing, fumbled and sput-
tered deep in its own territory
most of the game.
The Boliermakers late in the
game took to the air with Ron
Gravio throwing and amaSsed
lS1 yards in a snowy but futile
aerial display.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Episcopal Easy Victor,
Ends Season Unbeoten
By CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

The power running of Half
back Max (Bee) Chapman and
pinpoint passing by Quarter
back Harry Burn lifted Epis-
copal High School to an amaz-
ingly easy 800 victory over
arch-rival Woodberry Forest
yesterday at the Alexandria
school.
Chapman, a 196-pound hu-
man bulldozer, carried the ball
Al times for the Maroon and
picked up 178 yards. He scored
one touchdown and kicked two
extra points, bringing his final
season total to ITO points
scored in nine games. He
wound up with 1881 yards
gained this year.
Burn hit on five of six
passes for 127.yards and Chap
man completed the only pass
he threw for Is yards. End Ed
Darlington caught all of the
passes thrown, two for touch
downs on plays of 81 and SO
yards from Burn.
Episcopal wound up with a
go record, the schools first
unbeaten season since 1858.
Woodberry Forest had spoiled
the Maroon's unbeaten records
with victories the last two
years. The Tigers were 7-1-1
this year.
The Maroon added insult to
Woodberry Forests injury by
racking up three safeties. two
of them coming on centers
snapped out. of the end zone.
George Logan tackled the Ti-
gers John Pryor in the end
zone for the other two-pointer.
Episcopal took the opening
kickoff, and with Chapman do
ing most of the work, moved to
the Woodberry z before run
ming out of gas. The Tigers then
tried to punt on third down and
the ball was snapped out of the
end zone for the first safety.
Chapman Scores First
Chapman's running mate,
Roger Davis, limped off the
field early in the game after re-
injuring his ankle and did not
return. But Chapman was more
than enough for Woodberry to
handle.
The Maroon took the Tigers
free kick and moved 81 yards
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Howard Soccer Team
Swomps GEORGETOWN

Howard University finished
its regular soccer season un-
beaten by routing Georgetown,
I'll, yesterday. at Howard.
Winston Alexis and Cecil
Durham scored three goals
each as the Bisons won their
seventh match of the year.
They have tied one.
Howard made it a clean
sweep, taking the frehman con-
test, 81.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Loudoun County Wins
Over Strusburq, 4l-0

Loudoun County High School
rolled up its biggest point pro-
duction of the season yesterday
in handling Strasburg (Va.)
its 10th straight loss, 41-0, at
Loudoun County.
Six players scored touchdowns
as Loudoun made all its points
in the first three quarters to
finish its season with a AS
record.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Title at Stake
As ST. Johns
Plays Eagles

st. Johns High School can
wrap up the Catholic League
championship and the right to
meet Eastern in the city cham
pionship game Thanksgiving
morning with a victory over
Gonzaga in the 34th meeting
Of the two schools at 2 pm.
today at Griffith Stadium.
Gonzaga leads in the long
series, 1914. There have been
three ties. st. Johns won last
year, 14-0.
st. Johns, third-ranked in
The Stars weekly scholastic
rating list, has a 6-0-2 record.
The Cadets were tied by Co
lumbian Prep, 13- and
O'Connell, TT.
Gonzaga is CPL, also tying
O'Connell, TT. The Eagles
two losses were to Episcopal,
the areas No. schoolboy
eleven, 1876, and Carroll, 14-6.
st. Johns has a powerful
offense triggered by veteran
Quarterback Scotty Glacken.
The Cadets offensive punch
on the ground is provided
largely by Fullback Jay Gala
brese, a 190-pound junior.
The st. Johns defensive club,
which has shut out five op-
ponents, has been dubbed
'Bach's Bandits" by Coach
Joe Gallagher. The unit is
named after Gary Bach, who
has charge of it on the field.
Bach is one of st. johns
most valuable players. He is
a standout at middle linebacker
and a breakaway threat on
offense.
Quarterback Steve Piron,
who took over for Glacken
when Scotty was injured
against Carroll and guided the
Cadets to the games only
touchdown, and Sophomore
Dick Malcolm are other stars.
Gonzaga will employ a power
full ground attack spearheaded
by Halfback Mike Holloran
and Fullback Pete Meehan. The
pair have combined for more
than TOO yards this season.
Coach Mike Warner of Con-
Zaga will start Sophomore
John Himmelberg at quarter
back. Himmelberg, a 6-foot-1,
ITS FOUNDER, is a left-handed
paSser.
The st. Johns alumni will
hold a buffet supper at the
school Immediately after the
game. st. Johns alumni, their
families and friends are in
vited. CARL SELL.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
STATISTICS

The Bucks completed only
one Of six passing attempts for
IL yards, and it was a harmless
guesture on the last play of the
first half. Oregon used threee
passers and completed 13 of %
for 17S yards.
In the first quarter Ohio
State rushed for 210 yards but
was held to 36 in the second
quarter. The contest was Woody
Hayes Tooth at Ohio State and
he has a record of II wins, %
losses and 6 ties. The attend
ance boosted Ohio State to a
new five-game at-home total of
414,7l2. eclipsing the old mark
of 413.583 set a year ago.
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STATISTICS
man cracked over tackle eight
Co..

yards for the score.
Woodberry suffered a jolt in
for their first touchdown. Chap
the second quarter when Quar-
terback Travis Tysinger was
dropped by a host of Episcopal
tacklers and injured his left leg.
He never returned to action.
Episcopal moved 54 yards for
its second touchdown in the
third period. Burn, a 5-foot-11,
170-pound senior, passed eight
yards to Darlington to set it up
and then hit the big end with
a 21-yarder for the score.
The Maroon then poured it
on in the final period, racking
up II points on two touchdowns
and two safeties. Logan grabbed
Pryor in the end zone for the
first two points.
SO Yard Pass Pays Off
On the first play after Wood
berry kicked off, Burn lofted a
53-yard scoring pass to Car
rington, who caught it on the
80 and sprinted for the touch
down.
Guard Hardwick Stuart then
fell on a Woodberry tumble on
the Orange lVa0 clubs rs to
set up the final touchdown.
Fullback Wayt Timberlake ram
bled 16 yards, to the / before
plunging for the score.
Episcopal kicked off and a
clipping penalty put the Tigers
back on their own IL. After
three plays failed to gain, the
ball again was centered out of
the end zone as the Tigers
tried to punt.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
$50 Defeat Huno
On Charlotte HuII

SALAUDA, Va, Nov. 1S (Spe-
.ciaD-Quarterback Pinky Hen
derson scored two touchdowns,
passed for two more and kicked
three extra points here today as
Christchurch School whipped
Charlotte Hall, 46-0.
Henderson ran for scores on
plays of 13 and A yards and
threw touchdown passes of 16
yards to John Burke and As to
Steve Reynolds. Christchurch
has a 7-2 record while Char
lotte Hall wound up with a ga
mark.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Purdue Falls
To Relentless
GOphers, 1917

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. Is
(AP). - Minnesota's relentless
Gophers scored on a field goal
and Quarterback Sandy Ste
phens' short keep-it dash in the
second period for a 10-7 tri-
umph over perplexed Purdue
today to keep the Gophers tied
for the Big Ten football lead.
Before a record Minnesota
crowd Of 67,081. the Gophefs
Evening star., 1961-11-19

SeminoIes Lose

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. '1s
(AP). - Mississippi Southern
scored a touchdown on a slick
fake with 19 seconds remain
ing in the first half and broke
a scoreleSs deadlock. The visi-
tors went on to spoil Florida
States homecoming 1910.
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CHARLOTTE HALL o o O %
30 6 l3 6-5

christchurch--Goods, 40. run CHender-
son kick.
Christchurch-French. rs, run CHen-
derson kick).
Observation-Disclosures 13, run Okick
failed.
Christchurch-Burke 1e, pass from
Henderson (kick failed).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A, run Ckick
failed).
hristchurch-Reynolds As, pass from
Henderson Henderson kick.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8, run (run
failed).
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STATISTICS

Wolverine defense, we're shaken
up early in the game. Only
Walker was able to return.
Glinka rallied the wounded
Wolverines at the outset of the
second half. He took them n
yards for a touchdown, running
the final A himself when he
couldn't find a pass receiver
downfield.
Chapman set up the next
score with a 54-yard run and
Glinka passed 20 yards to Bob
Brown for the final touchdown.
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Flint Hill Scores, 60,
For Winning Season

Flint Hill High School COM
pleted its first wining season
yesterday, upsetting previously
undefeated Maret, 60 at
Maret. 1t was the winners
fourth victory7in seven games.
Fullback Jim Robertson piled
up 234 yards, running from the
Flint Hill single swing, and
capped a 90-yard drive in the
first quarter with 5-yard dash
around left end for the games
only touchdown.
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eAoLS aEoi MxsoR M9Sp - 3 aSS iiaa 1s5SSfg
Geo. Mason--Carlo. 3 run (Carlo kick)
James Wood-cambell 10, run (pass
Geo. Mason-Carlo 10, run (kiek
failed).
Geo. Mason-Norsworth 65, pass from
Carlo CCarlo kick).
Geo. Mason-Norsworthy AZ. run (kick
failed).
Geo. Mason-Duncan 55. pass from
Carlo (Carlo kick).
oeo; Mason-Carlo Is, run (kick
James Wood-Reed 25, pass from
Kelchner Lefellette runr.
oeo; Mason-carlo IA. run tkick
James ,Wood-Cambell 25. pass from
Letellette 0efellette run).
Geo. Mason-Carlo 90, run (kick
Geo; Mason-oraham 2. run Monroe
James wood-KsIchner IS. run Ckick
Geo; Mason-csrlo 13. run Monroe
kick).
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Columbian Tops
Greenbrier, 1876

LEWISBURG, W. Va, Nov.
.18 (SpeciaD Bickle and
Gary Dimmig led Columbian
Prep to its first victory of the
season here today, 1876, over
Greenbrier Military Academy.
Dimmig scored on a 10-yard
run and took a 15-yard pass
from Bickle. Bickle also passed
Is yards to Phil Norton for the
final touchdown.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
St. Stephens Ends
Year With Victory

st, Stephens ended its poor
est season on a good note yes
terday winning its second game
Of the year. defeating st. James
of Hagerstown at st. Stephens,
1870.
David Bill and Jim McIlvaine
scored on runs and Casey Pace
blocked two punts for the win
ners. PAGES second blocked
kick resulted in a safety for st.
Stephens when the ball
bounced out of the end zone.
ST. JAMES o a. a
ST. STEPHENS = s o S-1s
st, Stephens-Bill IL, run (Bil rum.
81. Stephens-McIlvanie /, plunge
tkreutzer pass from Bill.
st. Stephens-Safety, Pace blocked
punt which rolled out of end zone.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Ohio State-Klein 72, run FerguSon
rum
Ohio State-Ferguson z. run Van
RaaphorSt kick. -
Oregon-Burleson 90, pass from Rem
fro lpass failed
Ohio State-Ferguson 8, run. wan
Raaphorst kick
Oregon-Josephson 2. run (pass
failed).
Attendaace-S2, ,073.
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W.High Blanks
Guveton, 200,
For I'd Victory

A strong ground attack, spear
headed by Fullback Billy Simp-
son and Halfback John Kemper,
yesterday enabled George
Washington High School to
score a 200 victory over Grove
ton in a Northern Virginia
Group la game at Groveton.
The Presidents, with a 2-6-1
mark and with Washington
Lee remaining on the schedule
Thanksgiving morning, drove
54, 81 and "a yards for their
touchdowns.
Simpson picked up rs yards
and Kemper 68 as CIV rolled
up 219 yards on the ground.
Simpson scored on a 10-yard
run and Kemper on a 29-yard
dash. Groveton wound up its
season with a 2-S record.
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HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

Christehurch, 45i Charlotte Hall, o.
Columbian Prep, 49, Greenbrier MA, 8.
Episcopal, 32i Wo0dberry Forest, o.
Flint Hill, 8; Maret, o.
George Mason, 81; James Wood, 20.
George Washington, 20; GrOvetOn, o.
Good Counsel, IA; O'COnnell, Il (tie).
James Madison, 2Oi Mclean, 7.
LOudoun County, 41i Strasburg, Va, o.
ST. Stephens, ISJ 81. James, 0,
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BULLS --------- 8 o o O &
NAVY ------------ IL o O-26
Plebes-Hill 10, pass from staubach
(Staubach rum.
Bullis-ShroWder 8, run (paAs failed)
Plebes-Donnelly 25, pass from Stau-
bach (run failed,
1. run (run failed)
36, intercepted pass
(run failed).
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Miehigan-FG BIckle, Al
Iowa-Perkins 4, run Szykowny kick)
/, run (Szykowny
kick.
Miehigan-Glinka A. run CBickle
kick.
Michigan-Rsimey 1, run Ckick failed)
(Bickle kick)
Attendance-6I .925.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Episcopal-safety. ball centered out OF
end zone.
Episcopal-Chapman 8. run (kick
failed).
EpIscopal-Carringto 81, pass from
Burn Chapman kick.
Episcopal-Safety, Logan tackled
Pryor in end zone.
Episcopal-Carringto SO. pass from
Burn Chapman kick.
Episcopal-Timberlake l. run (kick
failed).
Episcopal-safety. ball centered out oil
end zone.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Good Counsel
Tied, ALA,
By O'ConneII

O'Connell High School scored
twice in the second h alf to
gain a 14-14 tie with Good
Counsel yesterday at Washing
ton-Lee.
Kevin Trainor was the Of
fensive standout for the
Knights, scoring from the s.
yard line in the third quarter
and gaining 9 and 10 yards a
crack to keep the 65-yard tying
touchdown drive going in the
final period.
Tackle Mike Montgomery set
up the first Good Counsel
touchdown by blocking a punt
on the O'Connell SO. Twelve
plays later, Frank Montbriand
cracked over from the /.
In the second quarter, Good
Counsel marched 80 yards,
after O'Connell missed its Sec
ond field goal attempt, with
Bob Bombard grabbing a pass
from Ronnie Rubini for the
last 5 yards.
6!e8HSE92g 9o94 SG9ggNsH Il Z 9 I'll
Good Counsel-AMontbriand 1, plunge
Cassidy kickl.
Good Counsei-Bombard 5, pass from
Rubini. Cassidy kiek).
o'Connell-Trainor 3, run CBomucci
kick).
Connell-Parker 7, run Bomucci
kick).
Evening star., 1961-11-19

second period to break the
game wide open.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
STATISTICS

Northwestern led, TO, at the
end of the first period and
Michigan State. 81, at the half.
Both teams scored in the third
period and the Spartans put the
game away by passing for one.
more touchdown in the final
quarter.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

STRASBURG 90 0 0 o. 0
LOUDOUN -------14 13 IA al
Loudoun Co.-Slater z, run (Cale kick
son kick.
Loudoun Co.-Hope, ~ run Ckick
failed.
Loudun Co.-Carey A., pass from
Anderson (Cale kick)
kick).
Loudoun co.-Mullins 1e, pass from
Hope (Cale kick.
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Carroll-Foster Is, run Ckiek failed)
Carroll-Msrzetti g. run CMsrzetti,
DeAatha-Ford IL, run Cpass failed)
Carroll-Marzetti 5. run kick failed)
Evening star., 1961-11-19

GEO. WASH. 8 o 20
GRovETON 0 0 o o o
Geo. Wash.-Watts /, run watts
kick).
Geo, wash.-simpson 10, run watts
kickD.
Geo. Wash.-Kemper 20, run Ckick
failed).
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NORTHWESTERN o 6 O-I3
MICHIGAN STATE o s Z B-2l

North,western-oGrady o. run Damn
kickl.
Michigan State-LewiS 13. run (San-
ders. pass from ProerStlel.
Michigan State-Lewis "a, run
tBrandstatter kick.
Northwestern-Zeno recovered tumble
in end zone (pass failed).
Michigan State-Snorton "a. pass from
Nth tkick failed.
Attendance-5l .403.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Madison-Goodwin 8. run Ckick failed)
Is. run CRupp, kick.
Madison-GlaZe 10, run (Rupp, kick).
McLean-Bayne 80, pass from Luxford
Faris, kick.
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Evening star., 1961-06-14

He never ranked lower than
ninth in the Nation in the
number of races won from
1922 to 1881.
And from 1917 to 1945, horses
he bred won 3,049 races. The
horses he bred from 1922 to
1945 earned more than 50 mil
lion.
Being around him was like
being with a professor: you
actually learned something
from him every day." said Paul
Ebelhardt, secretary Of the
Thoroughbred Club of Amer
lea, and once the Calumet
manager. ..-
There just wasn't anyone
like him. He was a wonderfully
friendly person everybody
loved him." added Calumet's
secretary. Mrs. Margaret Glass.
Jones said he and his son
usually decided what to do
with a horse while going to
the track.
May change our mind three
or four times. We talk with
the boys riding, study the horse
pretty close and then do what
ever we think the horse needs. I"
Besides Jimmy, Jones sur
vivors include his widow; a
daughter, Mrs. Randolph Neale,
Springfield, Mo-; and a sister.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
BY BOB HANSON
Star Staff Writer

Two startling upsets marked
opening-round play yesterday
Of the District women's golf
championship at Belle Haven,
and unless further upsets crop
up Mrs. Edward C. Ferriday, jr.,
and Georgia Mae McKeever,
both former titleholders, ap-
pear headed for the finals.
The biggest upset was fur
nished by Mrs. Lloyd Dennis Of
Washington Golf and Country
Club, who beat the medalist,
Mrs. Frank CuSh of Argyle,
l up.
The other was the victory by
Robbye King Of Army Navy
over Mrs. Bruce Bollerman Of
Court House, also ! up.
Other Scores Listed
In other matches, Mrs. Fer
riday Of Chevy Chase breezed
past Mrs. w. D. Goodrich of
Court House, S and 4; Mrs.
James Swink, defending cham
pion Of the host club, defeated
Mrs. A. Smith Bowman of
Chevy Chase, 8 and q; Mrs.
Helen Konopa Of Argyle won
over Mrs. N. I. Looney of Army
Navy, 3 and 2; Miss McKeever
Of Argyle was an easy 4 and 3
victor over Mrs. John Connolly
of Washington: Mrs. William
Weitzen Of Indian Spring de-
feated Mrs. Charles Egenroad
of Washington, 8 and 2, and
Mrs. Roy Smalley of Belle
Haven was a 1-up winner over
Mrs. Jack Smith of Prince
Georges.
The quarterfinals today are
Mrs. Ferriday VS.. Miss King,
Miss McKeever VS.. Mrs. Welt
zen. Mrs. Swink VS.. Mrs.
Konopa and Mrs. Dennis VS.,
MRS. Smalley.
Mrs. Dennis, club champion
at WG&CC in 1853 and run
nerup that same year in the
District women's championship,
pressed Mrs. Cush all the way.
Goes Ahead With Birdie
They were even for is holes.
On the par 5, 450-yard 10Th
Mrs. Dennis. went ahead with
a birdie, then halyed the next
1.-TWO holes. Mrs. Cush, the Mary
land State, champion and win
ner Of this event in 1858 whose
qualifying 73 set a course
record. had a chance for a tie
on the last hole, but missed a
three foot putt.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
GIRL GETS BIRDIE
ON TENNIS COURT

BECKENHAM, England,
June IA (AP).-Denielle
Wild got a birdie on the
tennis court yesterday. It
upset her.
The pretty French girl
slammed the ball over the
net. 1t hit a sparrow. Bird
and ball dropped to the
ground. An official picked
up the dead sparrow and
placed it beneath the UNI
pire's chair.
Miss Wild appeared on
the verge of tears. But
she regained her compo-
sure and defeated Carole
Rosser of Britain, 60,
as, 81, in the Kent
championships.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
Women's Golf Marked
BY First-Round Upsets

Mrs. Bollerman, last years
Keefer Cup winner, apparently
had Miss King on the run when
she took a 3 UP lead at the turn,
but her teen-age opponent won
the 10th. 18th and 14th to even
the match.
The 18th. Mrs. Cush's Water.
loo, also turned out to be Mrs.
Bollerman's downfall. Miss
King, who will enter Wake
Forest this fall, won the hole
with a bogey six, then played
Mrs. Bollerman even the next
two holes.
1t was a big win for Miss
King, the areas top junior
girls golfer and a quarter
finalist last year in the Ma
tionals at Tulsa, OKLA, but
she is overmatched against Mrs.
Ferriday, the present Keefer
Cup holder and a two-time
winner Of the District omen'S.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
Kansas HuIfbuck
Becomes Redskin:
9th Rookie to Sign

|, The Redskins signed Defen-
6ive Halfback Doyle Schick of
sKansas yesterday, the ninth
rookie to put his name on a
f1961 contract.
Schick, 81, captained the
Jayhawks last year and played
,;in the Blue Gray game, salts
flying the Washington coaches
there that he has a future in
tpro football. A 6-foot-1, 205-
FOUNDER, Schick. is the father
:$of two children.
: Fullback Ed Vereb and Guard
Francis O'Brien also talked to
Coach Bill McPeak yesterday
but haven't signed, although
they apparently are satisfied
with the terms offered them.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
use Seeks Title

: OMAHA, June IA (AP).-
Southern California, shoot
ing for an unprecedented
third NCAA college baseball
title, faces Oklahoma State,
itself a champioff In 1859; In
the finals here tonight.
Southern Cal clipped Boston
College, 4-3, yesterday while
Oklahoma State stayed in
the running with an 30 VIC
tory over Syracuse.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
Carr Carried to 21st,
S u. S. Golfers Lose

TURNBERRY, Scotland, June
IA (AP).-Defending Champion
Joe Carr had to scramble
through three extra holes today
for a victory in the third round
Of !. the British Amateur golf
tournament, while only, one Of
the first six Americans to tee
off was a winner.
The winning American, Ralph
Morrow, a 27-year-old Airman
from Oklahoma City, defeated
another American, Jimmy Nc
Hale of Philadelphia, a former
Walker Cup player. 4 and 3.
Sent to the sidelines were
Frank Bostock Of Phoenix, Ariz.,
by Ronnie Shade Of Scotland,
4 and 8; Jack Penrose Of Miami
by Jimmy Walker, Scottish
member of the British Walker
Cup team, 4 and 8; Mike
Korich of Roseville, Calf, by
Leslie Taylor, another Scots
man, 5 and 4, and Richard
Davies Of Pasadena, Calf, by
Evening star., 1961-06-14

Charles Lawrie, non-playing
captain Of the British Walker
Cup team, 2 and /.
Carr, the Irishman who Is
seeking his fourth British title,
was 4 up on Charley Green
little known Scotsman, after
the first nine, but the 28-year-
old Green evened the count on
the 18th. Almost all Of the 800
spectators followed the last
four holes of their match, won
on the 2lst when Carr put his
second shot to within eight feet
Of the pin and putted out sue
ceSSfully,
Evening star., 1961-06-14
Owens to Speak

Jesse Owens, the former
Olympic star, win speak tonight
at 7 at a dinner for the Boiling
Air Force Base boxing team,
winners Of the Air Force cham
pionship for the last three
years. Owens, now with the Il
linois Youth Commission, will
address the group at the Nom
Commissioned Officers Club.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
JoekeyMunn, IS, Dies
Of Bruin Injury

CLEVELAND, June IA (AP).
Jockey Walter j. Mann, S5
died yesterday of a brain In
jury.
Mann had been in suburban
Community Hospital since June
s after a severe attack Of diz-
illness caused him to fall from
a horse. He had been in a
coma since the morning after
he was admitted to the hos
pital.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
Second No-Hit Come
Spoiled by Brooks

A single by Augustus Brooks
in the sixth inning spoiled a
no-hitter for Wally Farnes as
Mitchell's defeated st. Cypri-
ans, 40, in a Class AA Guy
Mason softball league game last
night.
It was the third time this sea-
son Brooks has spoiled a pos
Sible no-hitter. He previously
ruined efforts by Joe Cav Of
Mac's-Calvert and Eddie Fow-
Ter of Mag-HabS. Farnes struck
out nine and walked only one.