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Evening star., 1961-01-29
l0l-Pound New York Girl
Sets u. S. Record in $50
BY. MERRILL WHITTLEsEY
- Star staff Writer

(. star stair writer ~
sandy Pashkin, q 1ol-pound
freshman from City College Of
New York. set an American in
door record for the women's
88DsyArd run In the feature
women's event Of the 18th Star
Games last night at the ar
mefy. Her time was 2:25.3.
The slightly built l9-year-
old. who kept her long hair
back with q scarf folded Indian
fashion around her head, was
the crowd favorite.
Sandy took the, lead at the
start and was headed only for
o few yards on the fourth lap
when Mrs. Grace Butcher of
Cleleland. last years winner.
forsed In front. But Sandy
spyinted and won comfortably.
Mrs. Butchers time Of 2:25.6
here last year ives recognized
as the American record, al
though she was timed at 2:25.4
in Buffalo. . mark not yet
sanctioned.
Sandy ran q 2:2S.5 in Balti-
more three weeks ago in defeat
ing Mrs. Butcher.
Sandra Knott Of Cleveland
Recreation was second, and
Ernestine Pollards Of the
Mayor Daley Youth Foundation
in Chicago tied the meet rec
ord in the women's l00-yard
dash In winning in ia.
Ernestine previously won her
heat in Ill and anchored the
winning SS0-yard relay team.
She equaled the time set by
Martha Hudson Of Tennessee
A6sI In 1869.
Leaseneth o'Neal. Q team
mate, finished second and
Wanda Fuller Of the Ohio Track
Club was third.
Sue Knott. 16-year-old North
High School student from Coz
lumbus. won the wornen,s 10
yard hurdles by Q couple Of
steps in 1913 seconds.
sue. who was first In the
United States Junior Olympics
last year in the 60-yard hurdles
is q member Of Coach Jim Lor-
liners li-girl delegation from
the Ohio Track Club, which
was making its first appear
ance in the meet.
The women's invitation highl
jump also went to q l6-year-
old, Helena Walker Of the Cen
tral Jersey Track and Field
Club from Newark. Helena. who
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:::INYITATIoN
gKGAR To.YARp HIGH MURDLEs

gKkAR 50.YARD MEGM HURDLES
First heat--1. Russell Rogers. Mary.
beisFars valley 4. &. SIS seconds.
seeond heat--l, Elias Gilbert. un-
8. Elchsfd Davis, MARYLAND State. 81
Third hest--1. Hayes Jones, Eastern
land o.; .. Jerry. Saunders. William y
Mishiyan o.: z. Donald styron, South
ern Illinois eslgkis; 2. Elias Gilbert.
Fan ,:S JSns; s.T;nn pstIoit .nd a
msss records set By Lee Calhoun.
EKCHANGE CLUE SPRINT SERIES
7O-YARD DASH
Ffyst hsat.l, pavid styron. South
m nps D. ssvss wss.2 RsSSers sS2s sSnsss no
,eizii STATE; ~ seconds. CTwo qualify
ascond heat - /. Ed collymore.
S,antieo S,antieo Marines; :. 2, y W%tltcn % Jsskson,
Third hsst--l, bob Brown. Penn
state o.; 2, Rodney Lambert, Mary.
land u; g. Daniel Miller, MARYLAND
s'fisi fiss,.9l. = .eiSaS'i IS Brown, Penn stat.
o.; 2. David styrcn, southern Illinois
6alukis; 3, Ed Collyuore, 0uantico
Marines: 4. Rodney Lambert. Mary
land o. II seconds.
e0.yARp DASH Il
payid ssSron. Y soa.hesn ni illinois mos s1ilkis:
9, M collymqrs,. ouantico Marines; q,
Eooney Lambert. MARYLAND .. 70
loosYARp DASH
iEeob Brown. Penn state y; z:
Sssa Ssyros u.iso sSSs5ssn H.inss ne sos aa
ney Lambert, Maryland u; 3, Jonas
epieeel. MARYLAND y.
EVENING STAR MILE WALK
l-Roneld L. Zinn. U.0M.C.;. q.
Lyle Arnheiter,. MonteiaIr state. 8,
russ see eMGnSnalS nSPsId N ohio PipnsE FssF cSs caS
6:49S. New meet record. Old record.
Sass. John Humcke, N.Y.A.C.)
EAELY. BIRDS 6o0-YARD RUN
Frank Bowens, winston salem:
z, Hamilton MeRae, n. I. .. Frosh; s..
ori'nlGSo;u Touca6SSRwHN,s eii SSRH,s dEubb b'lsis i,ooo
1. Cary Wiesiser. Quanttco Ma
55inss 2. John DunkelberE Unattached.
JTSsISh Ssfsh sSa'hsha SSaMBER Rtlop'' ~ cSMiMsEncE
Clohessy. Houston A. c. 3, Tom skut-
ka. Quentico Marines. 4, Mike .Fiern-
ming. aacspilsS cFfcS rSta SSiisnsi ssuttfif Ills
l. Don Brasg. Delaware Valley A,C..
II teet 1 inch. 2. Aubrey .Dooiey.
John uelses,. ousntico Marines. II feet
. inches, 4, Henry .Warsworth, Flor
'aA :" AcHciAe 4 H'ssi = alMffE laiffi RUN
,.ii;. M Layrsncs; = HOUSTON Ac.. ?.
pecht, unattached. 4, Fred Norris,
record. Old record, e:oi s., John
WARRINGTON A.c. aIi HfGH JUMP
Q feet sh inches. .. Wine Wiin,ore iHis. pavis.
BOB Bsrksdsis. Sphisdeiphia Si Pioneers g.
esssd isss "a hst.s. ieAfs nsrslsna ilsss ssss
az inches. 5, Richard Campbell, Penn
State. Q feet 81 inches.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

oriole Track Club. Ills seconds.
Wanda Fuller. Ohio Track Club. fast
est second. qualities for finals. 11.s
Finai.--1, Ernestine pollards. Mayor
nasor nsiss ppsl.IYr Ls.'sRsss Wss. qSfsl. SSii:i
Ohio Track Club. 4. MaTgaret Camp
bell. ST. Cyprian's cYO. 5, carole
kaufman, Queens College. ia Sec
7o-YARD HURDLES
I, Sue Knott. Ohio Track Club. .,
Kathy Faecioili. west chester a. G. s:
eSO-YARD RELAY. Mayor Daley
Y.F. doris May, Eddie Mae Robinson,
Leaseneth O'Neal. Ernestine Pollardsl
2, st. Cyprian's "a" 3. Ohio Track
Club. 4. st. cyprian's "B. 1915.
INVITATION HIGH JUMP. Helen
Walker, Central Jersey T. g. r., 4 feet
10 inches, New meet records record.
Old record. 4-a, Henrietta Lang. P.A.C.,
l960l. 2, Kathy Fracciolh. West Ches-
tyne Raj. Mayor DALEY T. T.. 40. i.
Esteile Baskerville. Ohio Track Club.
Al. Etf
ssO-YARD RUM. sandra Pash-
kin, unattached. 2, Sandra Knott,
cieysisnd Masysrs a: Marion s.an.
American record Old record. 2:25.9 3.
Grace Butcher, Cleveland Masyars A.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Ex-Mountuineers
To Return Here
For NBA Come

Two former West Virginia
stars. plus their coach who
were basketball attractions in
Washington before turning pro,
win be spotlighted when the
Los Angeles Lakers and Cincin-
natl Royals meet In q National
Basketball Association game q
week from tomorrow night, at
Maryland.
They are Jerry West and Hot
Rod Hundley Of the Lakers,
both All-Americas in their
collegiate days with the Noun
taineers. They displayed their
talents then against George
Washington in games at Uline
Arena, all Of which were won
by West Virginia.
Their coach at West Virginia,
Fred Schaus, now is in his
first season as the Lakers
coach.
However. the big attraction
Of the Lakers-R Royals clash is
expected to be the head-to-
head scoring battle between
Eigin Baylor of the Lakers
and Oscar Robertson of the
Royals.
Baylor, q Washington native
from Spingarn High. was
rookie Of the year in his first
season with the pros in 1859,
Robertson. from Cincinnati. Is
q hot prospect for similar
honors this season.
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:. M
STAR GAMES
Continued From Page FL

Continued From Page FL
Winston -Salem star who woN
here. in 1858.
There was unexpected drama
In the mile run as bad luck be-
fell Peter Close. a member of
last years Olympic team.
Close Takes Fan
Close, former IC-4A champ
while at st. Johns University,
was breathing down Moran's
neck when he took d tumble at
the end Of the fifth lap Of the
eight-iap race. He was helped to
his feet and left the track.
leaving Moran all alone and
without any pressure.
Moran was clocked In 3:07 for
three quarters. then loafed the
rest Of the way to win in an
unimpressive 4:11.5. He set the
record last year at 4:0S.3.
Pat Clohessy. annother Aus
tralian at Houston, took run
nerup honors and Tom Skuta Of
Quantico was third.
Bragg. who owns The Star
Games vaulting record of Is
feet AZ. in addition to his
more imposing, world marks.
was not feeling UP to going
for q mark last night. His leg
bothered him and he had no
competition after - Aubrey
Dooley, Henry Wadsworth and
John Uslses all dropped out
after making II feet 8. W
Dooley, ex-Oklahoma State
star. and Wadsworth Of Florida
University are consistent IS
foot plus vaulters Mel
Schwarz, the ex-Maryland star
and another of the giants Of
the event. never got past 1913.
Gardner. exist. Johns high
Jump star who has done clio,
tried for 6-8 last night and
failed. He won at 6-61a, two
inches better than the runner
up. Morgan States Wilmore
Davis.
Bowens, the defending cham
pion in the 600, won by a short
step over Hamilton McRae, a
promising New York University
freshman. Richard Smith. run
ming unattached, was third.
Bowens was clocked in 1877,
nowhere near the mark of l:l2
set by Arthur Wint, Jamaica's
one-time great runner, in 1851.
Zinn Wins Walk
zinn, who was 10th In the
Olympic 20-kilometer walk, a
distance of about 1917 miles,
was clocked in 6:40.8 for the
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power Of the blow took its toll.
The Cuban, fighting as q
middleweight for the second
time after moving up high in
the welter class. quickly went
out to finish his man.
Hooks thudded home on CAL
houn's chin as the fighter sag
ged and wobbled. Finally he
went down on his back, while
Referee Harry Kessler started
the count. Calhoun, dazed and
badly shaken, started to get UP
at six and had half risen at
seven only to topple forward.
Since Kessler never finished
the official count Of 10. New
York State Athletic Connmis-
sion officials ct rinsside said it
was q technical knockout. But
there wasn't anything very
technical about Il.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

b .
weird event. The old mark was
6:45.S. set by Jehn Humcke of
the New York A.C. Humcke
was "out Of the money" last
night.
The walk. In which the COM
petitors must adhere to strict
rules that result in a comic,
stiff-legged race they look
like a bunch of Charley Chap
Inns getting away from the po-
lice-always is a crowd -pleaser.
The spectators gave the walk
ers a big hand and the last one
home, Joel Holman of the Bal
timore Cross Country Club, was
greeted with particularly sharp
applause.
Weisiger. now a marine at
Quantico. took the 1000 In
2:12.7. a second slower than the
elusive mark set by Fordham's
Jerry Connolly in the first
Star Games in l94S. @
John Dunkelberg. ex-Clem-
son star. was second, with
Peter Brandeis of Cornell third
and Jim Dupree. who made the
olympic team as an alternate
in the S00-meter run. o disap-
pointing fourth.
| Butler wins d. C. 500
John Butler Of Georgetown
University won a very coy race
for the District AAU 600-yard
championship.
Butler came across the tape
slightly ahead In q four-man
field in TAT, three-tenths of q
second off the meet mark set
by Maryland's Joe Hemmler six
years ago.
Following Butler In order
were Roger Camuso, a George
town freshman: Clayton Glas-
gov, also a Hoya freshman,
and Chris Stauffer of Mary
land.
Jimmy Hall, an 18-year-old
senior at Newport News, Va,
won the AAU sS0-yard handi-
cap race by 20 yards, the same
margin he was allotted, over
James Foskett Of Maryland,
who ran from scratch.
Hall was clocked in l:57.2,
one and one-tenth seconds
slower than the record set last
year by Lee Martin Of Morgan
State.
Neil Goldstein, runnerup last
year, won the District AAU
100-yard championship in l0.1
seconds. Bill Mattimore of
Georgetown was second and
Marvin Pixton of Maryland
was third.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
SCHOLASTIC
BROAD JUSfP

BROAD JUMP
/: Russ Peterson: washington.Lee:
2, Chuck o'Reiily. Montgomery Blair:
,, Charles Dowdy. Sellers Point: 4.
Stanley Robinson, Hoffman Boston; 5,
Gary Landsman, Wilson. Distance, 20
record 2I-1, set by Robert Taylor,
Washington-L Lee, in 1882.
i,oOO-YARD RUN
l. jeff Moreland, st. Johns; ..
Charles Mont. Cardoso: 3. william
Woodberry Forest; 5, Harry Eaves,
Parker-oray. Time: 2:2e.3
6eO-YARD MEDLEY RELAY
summers. Paul Dickens. Moses Nc
combs); 2. Roosevelt; 8, Eastern; 4.
spinsarn; 8. Northwood. Time, 1:14.3.
HIGH JUMP
Vann Wilder, Wakefield: 8 ftie), Tom
scherer. suitland. and Kenneth Whit
ted, Mckinley Tech; ttie), Vincent
Kelly Ken RsnSolphMieGn M Ssr9ms wsE. sEs
field; Samuel Tatum, Eastern; Prank
Wetzel. Frederick. Height, 8 feet 10
inches. ~
POLE VAULT
/, John Montgomery, Woodberry
Forest. 2, Donald Gladhill. Frederick
.. Stewart Markley, Northwestern. 4,
ttte) Heyward Coleman. Episcopal, and
feet.
MILE nun
J., Irwin Hook, Dundalk. .. Pete
Dalton. High Point 8, James Harri-
son. Dundalk 4, Wilbert Carter. Car
dozo. 5, Ronald Taylor. Hammond
record, 1855, SET by Norman North,
Armstrong, In 1960).
8OO.YARD RUN
/, Alexander Wright. Cardozo. .,
lass Cross, Mckinley Tech. 4. Robert
Mayer. Wakefield. 5, Jerome Farrow,
mss 81 Tn isG nss meet TnSssd rscord e5iS oS
record. 1:17.l. set BY Nathaniel Austin,
Cardozo. in 1850.
NvITATIONAL MILE RELAY
J., Randolph Macon Academy tom
Hunter. 2. E. Kellam. Duane ccneues,
tnew meet record; old record, 3:43.6,
set by Episcopal in l959l.
MILE MEDLEY. RELAY
i, Dundalk I'D Hoeck, Tom Pearson,
Don enider. Irwin Hook. 2, 81. John s,
8. Washington-Lee. 4, Hammond. 5,
Frederick. Time, 3:47.S.
1t JO-YARD HIGH HURDLES
ny essss Sssfrs Ps:p. essss ssinfnssa ns sSsn sssn
Washins ston:L Lee. 4, william Dickerson
Fairmont Heights. 5. Robert Harcis
Phelps. Time, 81 seconds. (Gfeen tied
meet record Of Sc in semifinals.)
iOO-YARD DASH
/. Lambert anderson, Roosevelt. 2,
Moses McCombs; cardoso; q bernard
6cosn., 6Syos Anseo;sa s. So.r, R c6SSss DgIsss
1913 seconds.
MILE RELAY
1,c.1 SsrdozS Ssifs. SAissandsF Wrisht, Jane:
Sa: s:ssrn fssiRd seRinl:ss 4ssfe'fii TssS' 4fiim:'
TEAM SCORING
csrdOso; srao g 81 points q !P;as,. PPS;ndslE.
S'S'fF T. fSFss:;'!sii ;Se% e%sssn{SSsSG q {SSS;
10. Frederick, $40, II. Mckinley
Tech. 6Ha. ~. Anacostia, O.. rs, Dun
High Point, Monts omery Blair 4 each
1S, Hammond. Northwestern and Sol.
lers Point. 3 each. q, suitlaand 2h
30. Fairmont. Heights, Holman Boston
and o,connell, each, IS, Episcopal
Ia. 26, Coolidge, Northwood. Parker
Gray and Wilson, each. 30. Ran
dolph- h-Macon Academy, Is
Teams which failed to score were
Annandale, Ballou, Bethesda-Chevy
Chase, Bladenburg, Carr Field, George
washington, oonEaga, Harriet Tub
man. Mount ct. Joseph Richard Mont
somery' Ryksn sndf D. James.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Cuban Stops
RoryCa|houn

! NEW YORK. Jan. 90 tAP)-
Florentino Fernandez, Cuban
left hooker. stopped Rory CAL
honn, rugged White Plains.
middleweight tonight in 2:31 Of
the eigth round Of q -o-round
match. Fernandez weighed l56,
Calhoun leoA pounds.
The end came suddenly In
the eighth when Fernandez
shifted HIS attack from body to
head. A solid hook had q de-
layed action effect on Calhoun
who grabbed to hold as the full
Evening star., 1961-01-29
2-MiIe Mark Set
By Toronto Youth

WINNIPEG, Jan. 20 (AP).-
Bruce Kidd, l7-year-old To-
ronto high-school student, bet
tered the Canadian indoor g
mile record today when he was
clocked in 1882.
Z. Kidd, who won in 8:49.2 at
Boston two weeks ago. led for
the final II laps Of the 22-lap
race at the Winnipeg Interna-
tional Meet Of Champions and
| finished 100 yards ahead of
runner-up Ron Wallingford of
Toronto.
On the same night Kidd did
8:49.2, New Zealand's Murray
Halberg turned in the worlds
best indoor time, 8:34.2 at
Portland, Greg. IA
Evening star., 1961-01-29
College Fives
Resume Play
In Busy Week

District college BASKETBALL
players swing back into action
this week after their midyear
exams. and for the most part
start q heavy stretch Of con-
ference games.
Maryland and George Wash
'ingtor especially face first
division opposition. and on the
road.
The Terrapins, 3-3 in the
Atlantic Coast Conference and
10-5 overall, have games Thurs
day at North Carolina and
Saturday at Wake Forest. Both
teams are ahead of the Terps
in the league and both beat
Maryland in games at College
Park earlier this season.
Including those two games.
Maryland has a stretch Of five
conference games throughout
the South before bringing In
Duke for q home game Febru-
airy 16.
A similar situation faces
George Washington with games
Friday at the Citadel and
Saturday at Furman. Both
have better Southern Confer
ence records than the Coloni-
ais, who are 2-3 and 4-8.
The two strong Mason-Dixon
Conference teams here, Amer
lean U. and Catholic u. don't
have it quite so tough. AU,
20 In the conference and 9-3
overall, plays Baltimore Loy-
ola 1913. 3-8) at home Wednes-
day before taking a Saturday
trip to City College OF New
York. Catholic u, 6-1 and
8-4, has home games Friday
with Johns Hopkins GA. SD
and Saturday with Bridgewater
(2-2, 3-lO.
The schedule:
TOMORROW
D. c, TS.s Teachers VS.. Southeastern ct
prIRRss Rss,61s georges Community colisss at
TUESDAY
Montsomery tSSrSSSv ii & 4. A. IHveinbridse.
Loyoa at American o.
EEStssrss Esssr.s,rl e. Nay sa;So SS,,e em, eims:,,-,
nasef''0"n i 'ffRuRssDSSGY9 RI DSSGY9'ness'sfn'
Maryland at North Carolina.
Howard at Bloomfield.
Delsware State VS.. D. C. Teachers at
FRIDAY
George Washington at the Citadel.
Johns Hopktns at Catholte q.
Howard at Montelcir.
Shepherd vs.. Southeastern at Fort
Montgomery ). c. at Fort Belvcir.
SATURDAY
George .Washinston at Furman.
GeorgetoWn at William & Mary.
Maryland ct Wake Forest.
Penn State at Navy e PM
American 9. ct City College n. z.
ddTlidlseSSessef dailssSes 1t ~ ssiisbnay GihAbnTl,c y.
sEensndcah J. c. VS.. Prince Georges
C.. c. At suitland High.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
AAU EVENTS
100.YARD DASH

1VO.YABD DASH
/, Nell ooldstein, Maryland q: 2.
William Mattimore, Georsetown o.; 3.
seconds. f
sso-YARD RUN OPEN HANDICAP
/, James Hall. Pentnsular 3. G. GO
yardsj; q James Foekett. Moryland q.
(scratchl; 8, Alexander Horner. Hamp-
ton Institute Is yards): 4. Jim Wade,
B. o. C.e{15'yards). 1:57.2.r
000.YARD RUN
1, John Butler, 0eorgetown o.; 2.
Roger Camuso, 0eoreetown Frosh; 8.
Clayton Glasgow, Howard u; 4, Chris
etauffer, MARYLAND Ill.
MILE RELAY HANDICAP
1, Morgan state Frosh tJohn Bethea.
RAYMOND Ivey, Wilton jackson. Robert
Mary Frosh t55 yards 8. Phiiadelphia
Pioneers tscratchI: 4, Baltimore C<ym-
pic Club eco yardS). 3:26.6.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
RELAYS.
MAsON-DIxoN SPRINT MEDEY

MAbON-DIX0N SRkINT MkDBY
1. Catholic University Drank Derro,
Dan pockery, James Ramsbothen,
eollsss. {; Meu9' s:45.S. y; MAYS :" oaliaO0''
INTERCOLLEGIATE MILE. CLASS C
First heat. Howard University
ward Moody, James Alston) 2: Mount
81. Mary's. 3, Gallaudet College. 4,
Moravian COLLEGE. 1893.
.ts sesfns spsa Britt Id ss sTsrish NIKE Trnsr
Ben Amcs). 2. Fairleigh-Dickinson. 3.
Willem u Mary. Z. Buffalo state.
A.l5s.s i,rIEsS.sy IEsysEd gnivsg:,,ty| ,t|:,,s 2
Dickinson. 4. william q Mary. 3:36.3.
INTERcOLLEGIATE 2-MILE CLASS b
J. Georgetown frosh tJohn Ubiaus,
Bob Lnderp. 2. Buffalo State. q. Set
On Hall frosh. {, Queens College.
INTERCOLLEGIATE MILE CLASS .
l, Hampton institute (Joseph Pull
lam, Robert Johnson. Everett Brawner,
Alexander HoTner).. 2, West Chester
Tssehers; I,.,a 30. 3 Montclair; 4, Delaware
GEoRGETowN "A SMILE
oeorgetoyn University flames
Jordan John Reilly; z. Penn state
y; 8; Furman; 4. North Carolina U.
INTERCOLLEGIATE MILE
i. MARYLAND University william
Grey. Wayne Smith, Charles Grand
maison. Chris stauffer): 2. Virginia; /;
z. North Carolina: 4, virginia Tech.
INTERCOLLEGIATE SMILE
!, MARYLAND University Marx Wells.
John lrby. John 0arten, Guy Harper !;
4. PennsylRnia U. soil. -
Evening star., 1961-01-29
WOMEN

ssrS:sss:; ::ssss
e,i.:r Second cd1,.N. h1,sst--iS csrols Kaufman,
Third heat--i. Leaseneth o'Neal,
Mayor DeleY Y. J. 2. Mary Polk. ct.
Fourth heat--1. Ernestine Pollsrds,
dsyo! oss Trosi Dsi's club ..soaS. waaS. Fuller
fifth heat--1, Willye B White,
1aeS Daley Y. =. 2, Pat Eshhaeh,
Evening star., 1961-01-29
cARDozo WINS FOURTH TITLE
Four Records Broken.
In Scholastic Section

mers. Paul Dickens and Moses
McCoEnbs was awarded first
place when Wakefield was dis
qualified from victory because
of passing the baton past the
zone beginning the second leg.
Randoiph-Macon Academy,
competing in this meet for the
first time. lowered the invita-
tional mile relay record 81
seconds to 3:41.5 as the quartet
Of Tom Hunter, p. C. Kellam,
Duane Conques and Art Lawly
combined to beat runnerup st.
James by about 80 yards.
John Montgomery Of Wood
berry Forest, who had shared
the pole vault championship
the last two years, won it all
by himself this time at the
same height as last January,
II feet even.
Montgomery missed three
times at 1878 as he tried to
equal the meet record set by
Ward Sims Of Woodberry in
1856.
High Jumpers Tied
The high Jump victory was
shared by Ben Grove, lone rep
resentative of Dunbar, and
Vann Wilder OF Wakefield, who
cleared 5 feet 10 inches.
Dundalk's mile medley relay
team, with Hook running the
anchor leg following Ed Hoeck,
Tom Pearson and Don Snider.
won the last event completed
in the afternoon in the good
time of 3:47.8, or eight tenths
off the meet record. st. Johns
won the supposedly fastest Sec
ton, but was timed in 3:49.3
for second place.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

has hit 5 feet. won with Z
feet 10.
Kathy Fracciolli Of the West
chester A. 6. was second in
both the husdles and the high
jump.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

The, Mayor Daley Youth
Foundation team from Chi
cago won the women's $50
yard relay, with st. Cyprian's
second. The time was 1885.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
STAR GAMES SUMMARIES

VARIETY CLUB CAPITAL MILE
1, Maryland State tRussell Rosers.
James Phipps, William Finger, Charlie
Nays: 2, st. Johns University: g..
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Relay Record Set

Cardozo then went to the
front with II points as Its ESQ.,
medley relay foursome Of
Jerome GLADDEN., Demos Sum-
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30' WHEELER
FIBREGLAS SEA SKIFT
MARINA

1900 MAINE AVE. SW.
Open Mon, Thurs, 8 Am. to Q PM
Tues s%ed: Wedd;; Fri SAT- AN x PM
RE. 7-6995
Evening star., 1961-01-29
BOATS and MARINE
BOAT SUPPLIES

~ ~ - - 4SAA A-SN<
Rope. lac IT,: Jackets, Sc; chains,
tarpaullns. pumps: -nyion, @hc foot
GiCHNER. 25i3 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
DC. Firm Contracts
For RetrievoI System

The Information Retrieval
Corp. Of Washington ha s
awarded a contract exceeding
$500,o00 to Lytton Systems,
Inc, Maryland Division to
manufacture a new information
retrieval system.
1RC, a marketing subsidiary
Of Information For Industry,
Inc, 1000 Connecticut avenue,
plans to offer the system to
both Government and industry,
Its unit price was not disclosed
The new device, called Com
mand Retrieval Information
System (CRIS) is a desk-size
unit capable of storing, locating
and reproducing printed in
formation at a much lower cost
than any similar system now
on the market, according to
George E. Moore, IFI chairman.
The system will store ap-
proximately 100000 micro
filmed pages in a single car
fridge and will retrieve any
desired page or item in an
average of 20 seconds, he said.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
a Banking Officials
ATTENDING Institute

Four District banking Off
cials are to attend the 18th
annual Graduate School of
Savings and Loan sponsored by
the American Savings and
Loan Institute at Indiana Uni
versity next week.
They are Samuel w. Fry, jr.,
vice president and treasurer,
Capital City Savings and Loan
Association; Gene L. Hall, First
Federal Savings and Loan AS
sociation; Clarence E. Kefauver,
jr., vice, president, Columbia
Federal Savings and Loan As
sociation. and James P. Nc
Aleer, assistant secretary, Equi-
table Savings and Loan Associ-
alton.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Gross Crude Oil and lease
condensate production in the
week ended Friday rose 1880
to a daily average of 1924, 100
barrels VS.. 6.836.710 a year ago.
American Petroleum Institute.
Bank ClearingS in 26 leading
cities in July totaled Sl18.9
billion. declining ll.7%6 below
the June figure but 37% above
the July, 1860, amount.-Dun
& Bradstreet.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
Berens Firm
To Open in
Puerto Rico

The Berens companies, mort
gage loan. real estate, security
and insurance dealers at 1920
Connecticut avenue NV, are
opening a new office in Puerto
Rico.
George w. DeFranceaux,
president, said the office will
open next Thursday in San
turce, a suburb of San Juan.
The firm, Berens Mortgage
Bankers, Inc, will be the 11th
Berens office.
Surveys over the last four
years influenced the Berens
decision to locate in Puerto
Rico. Although once handi-
capped by an economy chained
to agriculture. the island is
now diversified with industry
and has the second highest
per capita income in Latin
America, according to- Hector
Hollister, company executive
vice president for mortgages.
He explained that the new
economy has made the island
"a prime target" for investors.
Juan Padin, former Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury for
Puerto Rico, is president and
office manager of the new
firm. He is a graduate of the
Wharton School Institute of
Banking, University Of Penn
sylvania.