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Both trounced their OPEN
ing opponents yesterday and
Joined the plucky Switzerland
team in first place with a vic
tory and two points each. The
United States, held scoreleSs in
the first period, unloaded eight
goals in the second period and
trounced Norway, 14-2, while
Canada's Gait Terriers bombed
Finland, 81, in night games.
Switzerland, which doesn't
figure to be up there long, had
the distinction of gaining the
first victory in the champion
ship group when it beat Great
Britain, 6-3, in an afternoon
contest. The Swiss rallied for
four goals in the last period.
The Americans and Cana
dams won't play again tomor-
row night when Canada will
meet West Germany and the
United States faces Sweden.
The Swedes and the West
Germans, both rated behind
the top two, make their cham
debuts today. Sweden
plays Switzerland and the Ger
mans take on Norway. In the
other championship contest,
meets Great Britain.
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Golfers With Sc
Tied in Jamaica

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Mar. {
(AP).-Henry Williams, "A.
year-old Fleetwood (PaO pre-
who hasn't won a golf tourna.
ment on the pro tour for IL
years, and Al Geiberger, %
one of the bright young men Of
pro golf, shared the lead going
into the second round of the
Jamaica Open tournament to-
day.
Both shot 66s, 6 under par for
the scenic Caymaas Golf and
Country Club course, yesterday,
equaling the course record.
Canada's Peter Hildrop was
third with 81 and Jacky Cupit
OF Longview, Tex; Manuel De
La Tore of Milwaukee and An
gel Miguel of Spain had COS.
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Cold War Shifts
World WeiehtIift
Meet to Budapest

NEW YORK, Mar. 9 CAP).-
The world weightlifting cham
pionships have been trans
terred from Hersey, Pa, to
Budapest, Hungary, because of
the recurring problem created
by East German teams trying
to compete in non-Communist
countries.
The changing of the site
was made yesterday by the
world federation. Western ma
lions have refused to honor
East German travel visas as
a retaliation for the building
OF a wall by the Communists
through Berlin.
This was the third event in
which the situation arose but
the first in which the site was
shifted. The Iron Curtain coun-
tries have not banned Western
competitors, many of whom
competed at zakopane, Poland.
IN the world Nordic ski cham
pionships.
Bob Hoffman of York, Pa,
who had been named meet di-
rector, said the United States
VIII send a full delegation to
Budapest, where the American
team will be co-favored with
q strong Russian delegation.
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Links Undomoeed
At East Potomac

East Potomac's 36-hole goli
course escaped any damage
from the latest snowstorm, &C.
cording to Severine Leoffler
jr., who operates the Districts
public courses.
tits just very wet" Leoffler
said today. THE sun and wind
helped to dry it out consider
ably yesterday and we were
thinking of opening the course
tomorrow, but now with anoth-
er storm forecast we'll Just
have to wait and See."
Leoffler said the greens were
in good shape but the fairways
still very soggy. Yesterdays
storm-generated tides caused
some flooding in East Potomac
Park near Hams Point. The
tides were about four feet above
normal.
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Beatty, Ue|ses
Head Field in
Chicago Meet

CHICAGO, Mar. 9 CAP). -
Miller Jim Beatty and Pole
Vaulter John Uelses are amone
four world record holders
entered in the 26th annua,
Chicago Daily News Relays ir
Chicago Stadium tonight.
Uelses, the Marine corporal
who has scared 16 feet %
inch, may find plenty of op-
position in his speciality. Foul
other vaulterS facing him have
cleared is feet-Henry Wads-
worth, Army; Mel Schwarz
Marines; George Davies, Ari-
iona State, and Risto Ankio,
Finland.
The pole vault setting is
apropoS for record attempts for
1t was in the same arena nearly
20 years ago that Cornelius
Warmerdam hoiSted his mark
OF better than 1873. It was one
OF Is world records set since
the meet was inaugurated in
1885. Twenty-four others have
been tied.
Beatty. who has run the
indoor mile in a record $3.50.
will hit the board oval in the
Bankers Mile against Tom
O'Hara, Loyola of Chicago:
Peter Close. New York Athletic
Club, and Brian Turner, South
ern Illinois.
The 19-year-old O'Hara gave
the former North Carolina star
some stiff competition recently
IN New York. Beatty ran a
4:O0.9 but O'Hara was pound
ing after him in the final
stretch and was second in.
4:02.3.
The other world record hold
ers entered are Broad Jumper
Ralph Boston and HurdIer
Hayes Jones.
Olympic champion Boston, a !
27-foot broad jumper, should
find little trouble retaining his
title against Dave Raimey of
and Henry White of
Loyola (Chicago).
Jones has won four straight
hurdles titles in the meet and
will be aiming for his 32d con-
secutive victory.
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rugged paratrooper, who fought
with the 82d Airborne Division
and the 18th Airborne Corp.
and was wounded in Germany
In the last two Olympics-ir
1855 at Melbourne and 1860 al
Rome-the United States wa.
shaded by the Soviet Union ir
the unofficial team scoring
The AAU is involved in a bitter
fight with the NCAA, with the
latter threatening to usurr
some of the AAU powers.
Hull faces up to both situa-
lions, with no show of trepida-
ton.
Il saw the Russians at close
hand in the games at Helsinki
Melbourne and Rome" he said
Last year I visited the Soviet
Union with our modern pen
tathlon team. This a military
event in which the Russians
excel-running, shooting, SWIM
ming, riding and fencing.
Make no mistake about it,
they have a tough machine
But we can be better. We have
the finest athletes in the world.
Our job is to reach them"
Against Revolution
The ex-paratrooper said,
Our colleges should hand out
scholarships for sports other
than the big spectator sports
such as football and basketball.
We mustn't concede them any,
thing-Greco-Roman wrestling,
gymnastics. anything. We must
lick them in their Specialties.
It'll take some pump-prim-
ing. But our way of doing it
without pressure, RECOMMENDATION
or Siberia-is the best. We
have to prove it,"
AS for the AAU-NCAA fuss,
threatening the Nations inter-
national sports effort, Hull said
it is a case of a few impatient
coaches wanting to cure some
mistakes with a revolution.
This isn't the American
way" he added. Just because
you don't like the government,
you don't throw it over and set
up another government. You
get in the government and try
to rectify the mistakes. That's
what the colleges should do.
Let's let Castro have the last
revolution in this part Of the
world"
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New AAU Chieftoir Vows
U.S.. Will Have Best Athletes

NEW YORK, Mar. 9 (AP).-
A tough, 48-year-old ex-para-
trooper took over as boss of
Americas amateur sports today
with the vow that United
States athletes will be second
to nobody.t
"The President has said our
country cannot accept an in
ferior posture in anything
space. science or sports" Col.
Don Hull said. Our job is to
see that we have the best ath-
letes in the world.
II don't care in what COM
petition we meet the Russians
- Greco Roman wrestling.
gymnastics, distance-running-
we have to win. We can. I think
we will"
Another Hot Spot
Hull, a former boxing cham
pion at West Point and a re-
tired Army colonel, formally
moved into his new post as
executive director of the Anna
teur Athletic Union. He sue
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Unknown Pro
Strokes Up
Al Pensacola

PENSACOLA, Fla, Mar. 9
(AP).-Peter Mazur, a man
who never has won a pro golf
tournament, was in a rare posi-
ton today as play entered the
second round of the $4,000
Pensacola Open.
The 39-year-old Tonawanda.
IN. " pro was at the head of
the pack by a three-stroke mar
gin after shooting a 31-32-63
in yesterdays opening round.
Mazur started with a DOGGY
on the first hole and wound up
with 10 brides on the par So
36-72, 6,700-yard Pensacola
Country Club course.
Tremendous iron work was
largely responsible for his fine
score but Mazur's putter played
its part.
I'm a mediocre putter Ma
eur laughed after finishing his
round. II always get them
close but never in the cup"
Made Cutoff Once
The mediocre putter" yes
terday sank a 10-footer on the
second hole, a 25-footer on
three, a 15-footer on Is, and a
30-footer from the edge of the
green on Is.
His best iron shot came on
ID, where he dropped a six
iron shot 4 inches from the
cup, and sank it for a birdie
three on the 400-yard hole.
Mazur has played all tourna-
ments so far this year and only
made the cutoff at Baton
Rouge. He finished out of the
money there.
His round was a stroke better
than the recognized course rec
ord of 81 set by Al Geiberger
two years ago, but was stroke
over the 81 shot by Bob Ros-
burg in 1859 when the easier
winter rules were in effect.
Palmer Cards 66
Bunched in back of Mazur
were Arnold Palmer, winner
here in 1860; defending cham
pion Tommy Bolt and danger
GUS Joe Campbell, all at Sc.
A stroke farther back we're
Doug Sanders, Don Fairfield,
Pensacola titleholder in 1856,
and young Jerry Steelsmith.
Bill Deck, pro at Belair Coun-
try Club in Bowie, Md, had a
par 70.
Tho leodorc.
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hoping for a third straight
triumph, will be Frances Will
son, only bowler, man or wom-
an, ever to repeat.
Going for their second crowns
are Frank Micalizzi, Norman
Titus and Jimmy Dietsch.
Conspicuous, too, will be Pa
tricia Rinaldi. IT, the areas
No. l qualifier in the women's
division and the youngest par
ticipant in the tournament.
Dave Volk of Baltimore is
the mems defending champion.
The mems winner will collect
$4,000 and the women's $3.50,
a record for diStaff duckpin-
nerS.
When this area was awarded
an extra berth, it fell to Ed
Pugh, who was the alternate in
a special 15-game qualification
test, in which he was fourth,
The men will roll 10 games
in six-game blocks in the quail
flying round and the women IL
in four-game sets. Eight men
and six women qualify for the
round robin finals slated Mon
day and Tuesday.
The contestants:
MEN
BALTIMORE - Tom johnson, Vic
bpa Lance Jack Murphy, Bernard
man, Dave volk, Moseley Webb, Johnny
Welnkam, Bob Wilson. George Young,
ppeGMattteis; Andrew, Desalyo: Edward
Eetyns, Joe serapilia, John siwek, Nick
GEoRGIA-Billy Allen.
HSoRTE CARoLINA-.Claude Case.
Gerry Myers, Herman Peabody. &c
ViRGlNIA-Danny Cannon, Milton
Gordon, Bernard GrigEs, Charles
S SDiffS' Roy Roy, Newton, Joe Rabel, Claude
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barley. Pa.
Srescenzi, Jimmy Dietsch, Bob Foltz.
P Frank MiGalizzi, =, BIZ Mischou, Al
p Wdt Ed Pugh; Norman Titus, Billy
= WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brown,
IT.; Frank Turner, Jim Wolfensberger'
WEST VIRGINIA-Bili Greenfield
WOMEN
BALTIMORE = Audrey Atkinson,
AVA Brown, Bette Carter, Catherine
PPyaE; Pearl Keister, Ruth Kratz, Mary
CONNECTICUT - Dorothy cssjka,
Maureen Walsh Gilberto. Helen Kiimas'
sylvia Picano, Anne Wissman,
GEORGIA-EVelyn Traher
NORTH CAROLINA-Maxine Allen,
RHODE ISLAND-Lois Imperatore.
v!RG4NIA-L aura Caps, HELEN
eaten, Elaine Perlin, Alice Rabei,
Glenna White, Grace Winters.
WASHINGTON = Mary Ann Davis,
ann Habercom, Florence (Flo) Hughes,
HoLma Klein, Patricia Rinaldi, Mary
son.
mi VEST MATHEMATICIAN Ebersole,
Thelma Spigler.
WEST VIRGIN1A-Marsha Ann
u *AA
A large field is expected for
the HyattSVille Duckpin Handi-
cap Sunday. Proprietor Wally
Sain of the Hyattsville Lanes is
offering $120 for first, $50 for
and $40 for third. The
Sc fee includes cost of games.
HandicapS are four-fifths from
1875. Entries will be accepted
from l to 10 pm.
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w. and Canada Win Eosi|v
In World Hockey Openers

COLORADO SPRINGS,
Colo, Mar. 9 (AP). TIL e
United States and Canada's
defending champions are off
and running as expected in the
World Amateur ice hockey
championships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-09

LeIlpIIl champions OF the WASH
ington Woman's Bowling Asso-
citation, with a record field of
200 teams engaged at Pentagon
City Sports Center.
Representative Joel Broyhill
Republican Of Virginia, will roll
a ball to open the women'S
event.
The first shift is slated at
noon. 1t will contain eight
teams from the Army Navy
Country Club League, the larg-
est group from any one league.
Other shifts tomorrow will
start at 3. 6 and 9 pm, and the
same program will prevail Sun
day.
The tournament will be con-
cluded the following week end
with 244 doubles and 488
singles.
The previous record entry
was 1855 teams last year. Add
ing significance to the growth
is the fact that no woman was
permitted to roll with more
than one team.
To hit the 200 mark, Bea
Bonnie, association secretary,
corraled the Penn-Mar No. 2
team from the Penn Mar Mixed
League at Silver Hill Bowl.
Nearly $4,000 will be awarded
in prizes, with $125 for the
team winner in Class A, which
drew 81, and 5000 for the victor
in Class B, which attracted 1856.
Washington is sending a bril-
liant group to Norfolk. Defend
ing the Women's title, and
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Auto Fans to Dance

The Metropolitan Auto Rae
ing Fans Club will hold it's
nth birthday dance at 9 pm.
tomorrow at Britts Cafeteria
of Arlington.
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College
Scores

BY the Associated Press
St. Johns N.Y) So Manhattan 81
Oklahoma SO &c., Missouri 81
Texas % -T Texas Christian 81
NYU 81 FOrdham 69
Boston College 76 Boston Univ. 81
NCAA SMALL COLLEGE TOURNEY
First Round
Evansville 81 North Carolina AIT 81
Southern Ill. 10 ---Union (Tenn.) st
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BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

With II men and eight from the Washington area
among the 81 participants firing will start at the
Norfolk Vao Bowarama in the eighth annual National An
star duckpn championships by Bowling Pope
tors Association of America.
On the home front attention will on the 18th annual
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ceeds Dan Ferris. longtime sec
rotary, retiring at the age of 70.
It's another hot spot for the
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There are two ways to shoot
the 1-2-7 spare we show today.
You can put your ball into the
ID pocket and depend upon
the 2-pin or the ball to take
care of the 7-pin.
Or, you may prefer to roll
your normal strike ball into
the 1-3 pocket. That will drive
the l into the 2 and send both
of them over and into the Z.
Some bowlers feel that they
have a better chance of knock
ing over the 7-pin if they send
two pins over after it instead
OF just one. And yet other
bowlers always follow the solid
advice of hitting as many pins
with the ball as possible.
If you have good control of
your strike ball and can hit
the 1-3 pocket consistently, you
may prefer that system. I'd
suggest you practice both ways
and use the one that gives you
best success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-09

BAFFLED BY TOUGH
SPARES? You can learn how
to knock off any combination
by reading How to Pick Up
Spares" To obtain this handy
pamphlet, send 10 cents and a
stamped, return envelope to Joe
Wilman, in care of this news
paper.
Copyright 1927
National Newspaper Syndicate)
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front, attention will center on the 18th annual
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

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Lake Estates for nearby Prince
Georges property. UN. 4A2279.
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LOIS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
CONTINUED

FIRST COMMERCIAL acre, For
acres, Bandywine, on hard suriac,
JONES REALTY, INC. 10 s-64OO
eyes. and suns. Mr., Mcdonnell
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MCLEAN. VA

2.Acre home sites In ELMWooD
ESTATES. McLEAN's PRESTIGE
AREA, Priced at $4,000. Also 1
plus beautifully wooded, high Gle.
wilton. Priced at $4,000. Call
FL. B-41dl.
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7. B. Waters g. Associate.
PRINCE FREDERICK. MD.

PHONES 2l4 and ass
DAIRY FARM-2ge acres, terrific
view, wonderful alfalfa land. Large
man house. bedrooms, "a
R Rasns; ssiHSnt ,r, house barn:
BROWN REALTY, JE. 4-O0ii
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li3 acres with an s-rm', centsr.hai
stone home. ~ acres OF woods
streams, Fronts on 2 roads hons,
can be bought with % gereS ol
more North OF Westminster
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BUYERS WAITING

II you want 10 sell or
lease your apartment house
ground, your commercial or
industrial property. large or
small, improved or unim-
proved, unzoned but Soning
possible, call Jimmy Dixon
for special attention In these
matters. Cash or terms and
0uiek fettleuenf