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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

The boys in scarlet rode
their own line last Saturday
night at the Fairfax Hunt
Ball, from the dining room
Of the Army Navy Country
Club to the bar, crossing ball
room territory on the run.
AS masters of foxhounds of
area hunts, many of them
had one problem on their
minds, not to be confused
with which turn to make in
the grand march.
Their point-to-p ointS,
which are headed this way,
made light and heavy CONVEX
sation. Weather conditions,
which make or break a race
day, figured heavily. What
the day would be like on
February "a, when the Cas-
anova Hunt races are sched-
uled, was anybody's guess.
Last year Casanova had to
postpone its day. Ken Ed
wards, master of Casanova,
looking lean and handsome
in his scarlet coat, wasn't
exactly carrying a rabbit
foot around but he must
have been mentally stroking
one.
John DeBergh, joint NTH
Of the Rappahannock Hunt,
who did the honorS for the
mountain boys since Jim Bill
Fletcher wasn't around, felt
quite sure that the Kappa
hammock race day, March 3,
would be fair, cold and windy.
Last year it was drizzly,
cold and windy, but as usual
the races were more fun than
any others carded during the
Virginia season.
Rappahannock puts on
everything from a farmers
race to a hound race. For
spectators. who put on all
the extra wooden clothing
they have around, the race
is one of the best. With a
little galloping on foot over
the Fletchers' rolling land,
every jump can be seen.
Although there were few
Blue Ridge Hunt representa-
tives at the dance-it's a long
drive from over the Blue
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CIRCLING THE COUNTRYSIDE
Hunt Ball Talk
Centers on Races

Ridge Mountains to Arling-
ton County-there were a
few who went through the
receiving line, a line COM
posed of James o. Pease,
joint master of the Fairfax
Hunt, and Mrs. Pease; Randy
Rouse, the other master Of
Fairfax, and Mrs. Caroline
Vandergrift. and President
OF the Hunt and Mrs. George
Wise. They stood in front
of the stage where Jane How
rey's foxes" and hounds"
waited for Devron.
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and a balcony looking down

and a balcony looking down
on the inner court.
Since tennis is more fash
ionable than golf under the
Kennedy administration,
there will be a smallish golf
course. but the tennis courts
will be presided over by no
less a pro, if you please, than
the great Pancho Gonzales.
And a smaller house that
Mr.. Wennergren once built
for his wife is being converted
into the Cafe Martinique and
furnished in late 10Th century
heavy dark furniture, red
velour curtains and gas lights
all by the side of the ocean
in the tropics. Not even
Adam and Eve had it so good.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
CeItics Whip
Mats as Fans,
Players Fight

SYRACUSE, Jan. 20 (AP) -
The Boston Celtics outlasted
Syracuse, 107-101, tonight in a
National Basketball Association
game that twice was inter-
rupted by bench clearing fights,
one of which also involved a
number of spectators.
The fourth quarter was only
30 seconds old when a fight
broke out between Lee Shaffer
of Syracuse and Jim Loscutoff,
e. Boston muScle-man. Players
poured off both benches to join
the fray, and it took more than
five minutes to restore order.
Both players remained in the
game.
The second battle started
with 2:30 left when Joe Roberts
of Syracuse and the Celtics'
Tommy Heinsohn squared off.
Again, the players charged from
both benches and some fans
Joined in before it was quelled
after a 12-minute delay.
This time officials Jim Duffy
and Ron Rakell cleared both
benches and sent all but five
men from each team to the
dressing rooms. The game was
completed with only the players
on the court.
Bill Russell's "a points and
Sam Jones' 18 led Boston, while
Johnny Kerr scored 27 for the
losers and grabbed 26 rebounds.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
CUCaptures
Third in Row.,
Routs Rider
BY DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

Catholic University tanned
the Broncs from Rider College
midway in the first half and
rode comfortably from there
to its third straight victory,
$3.50. before about 800 fans
last night in Gu.
Two Jump shots by Gene
Horan lifted the Cardinals
from their third and last de-
ficit. 1919, and Bill Leahy fol-
lowed with a three-point play
for a 1910 advantage. Rider
closed to 1920 with about 10
minutes remaining in the half,
then went cold against GUS
solid man-for-man defense.
Catholic U. then put together
II straight points to break it
open.
Leahy. 6-foot-3 sophomore
from Avalon, N. j., led the
scoring with % points, IS be-
fore intermiSsion as he con-
nected on five of eight shots.
Gu hit 18-for-38 from the field
in the first half to take a 1927
lead and finished with SO for
10.
Gene Jasper led the second
half scoring with five field
goals and finished with 10
points, as did Horan. The Car
dinals built up an 80-47 mar
gin before the regulars retired.
Leahy was the first to sit down
with GAS to go.
Rider, losing its ninth game
in Is. was led by Doug Endres,
the former star at DeMatha
High School who scored 20
points. Riders season-long
leader. Nick Serbian, followed
with II points.
Catholic U. won its 10th game
in 13 starts and sixth out of
its last seven. Gus junior var
sity won its fifth in eight
games, 66-62 over Bulls Prep
in the preliminary,
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Lucas PAGES Buckeyes
Over Gophers, 90-76

Lucas and John Havlick
scooped up 80 rebounds be-
tween them to outdistance the
Gopher team rebound effort of
%.
A crowd of 17,2O8 saw Ohio
State squirt to its biggest lead,
84-63, with about five minutes
left to play.
Lucas had IA for II from the
field and hit four of five free
throws for his total. Havlicek
garnered "a points and Guard
Mel NOVEL; added 13.
For Minnesota, only Eric
Magdanz with % points and
Bob Bateman at II were able
to score consistently, as the
tight Buckeye defense forced
the Gophers to take bad shots
and to fire from long ranges.
Lucas excelled on defense,
flicking off shots and inter-
cepting passes. yet went 81 min
uteS before being charged with
personal foul.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
FIGHTS BRITIsHER FEB. 2
Inqo Plans Return
To Ring Next Month

ring mates, among them a for
mer member of the Patterson
Stable, John Henry. who now is
living in Sweden and is mar
ried to a Swedish girl.
Henry recently left his SPAR
ring job with JohanSson. saying
that lingo was too tough. while
Johansson commented:
II cannot have a sparring
mate who is dancing backwards
all the time. I need someone
who challenges me-"
Gave Swede Tough Time
Bygraves gave Johansson one
of the Swede's toughest fights
in their previous meeting.
lingo finally defeated him over
10 rounds in their February "a,
1856, match. He admitted after
ward that the Jamaican had
given him as rough a time as
any he had experienced.
Bygraves seemed knocked out
of the boxing scene by a car
crash last August. He suffered
a broken leg and most people
thought his boxing career was
finished.
But he came back with a
flourish and knocked out Ger
hard Eech on his first comeback
fight.
Bygraves is a mauling, spoil
ing fighter-always ready to
mix it. He has won 80 fights,
lost Is and drawn once.
Ingemar. who now has won
% of his "a professional
matches-14 Of them by knock
outs-has been kayoed twice,
both times by Patterson.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Gibson Leads
PGA Tourney

CLEARWATER, Fla, Jan. 20
(AP). Duke Gibson. Kansas
City golf pro, clung by a stroke
to his lead in the 72-hole medal
PGA Club Championship tour
nament with a third-round 81.
A stroke behind, with a 54-
hole card of 205, came Jim
Stamps of Dalton. Ga. Stamps
shot the Journeys low score to
date with a 7-under-par IS yes
terday. and his Sc today was the
best card of the third round.
Herman Barron of White
Plains, N. Y, whose 1876 won the
25-year pros competition which
ended yesterday, had a 70 to-
day for a 207 total. The 25-year
event was being played stimuli
taneously with the club event
on the 6,641-yard par 35-37
PGA National course.
- i
Evening star., 1962-01-21
VPI Rups Virginia, o2-59;
Keller Clicks for 70 Points

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Jan. 20
(AP) - Virginia Techs Cob
blers snapped a 17-17 tie mid
way in the first half and
crushed Virginia's Cavaliers,
$3.50. tonight as Senior Bucky
Keller poured in 20 points.
A field goal by Lee Melear
broke the deadlock and sent
VPI ahead. The Gobblers out
scored the Cavaliers, 28-8, in
the rest of the half as Kel-
Ter, Melear and Sophomore
Howard Pardue led tae way.
The second half was a run
away and even substitute CAL
vim Jacobs got into double fig
Evening star., 1962-01-21

GOTEBORG, Sweden, Jan.
20 (AP).-A 29-year-old Swede,
former stone breaker and ex-
champion has started his prep
arations for a ring comeback.
Ingemar Johansson is about
to wind up his training for the
February 2 match against the
former British Empire heavy
weight champion, Joe BY
graves, 80, of Jamaica.
lingo seems determined to get
back into the world picture.
He started early last summer
to trim his weight by taking
part in a grinding 8-day mil
itary endurance march in the
Swedish Mountains and kept
on through the summer and
autumn with daily roadwork,
shadow boxing and ring sessions
with tough sparring mates.
He now scales 200 pounds
and says he is in top shape.
lingo Trim, Eager
Swedish boxing experts, who
have followed Ingos Develop
ment from his amateur days
to the last title fight against
Floyd Patterson, say they have
hardly ever seen him so trim
and so eager to get into the
ring.
Since Ingemar started his
preparations for the forth
coming match at the "Maess-
hallen" indoor arena here, he
has knocked down three SPAR
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Miss Wright
Keeps Lead
With I'd IS

SEA ISLAND. Ga, Jan. 20
(AP Mickey Wright armored
herself against the weather
with heavy clothing today and
posted another rs, three over
par. for a $50 and a one-stroke
lead in the Sea Island Ladies'
Open golf tournament.
Miss Wright demonstrated
her mastery Of the Sea Island
course. Twice she drove into the
water only to recover and post
mines of 80 and 36 for $50.
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg,
S. c., had trouble on the 18th
hole and had to settle for Sec
ond at ISL on the basis of her
rs. Her short approach shot
went wide of the cup and a l2-
foot putt that would have
gained a tie failed to drop.
Marilyn Smith of Jupiter,
Fla, who had tied Miss Wright
the first day, carded a 78 and
153 total. Her final nine was
a Al.
CnnnpNl l.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

Right now one of his primary
aims is getting the National
Open for Congressional when
ever we can get it," Cox is
anxiously awaiting the forth
coming United States Golf As
sociation meeting in New York:
where the Open sites for the
next few years will be discussed.
Joe Dey. executive secretary
of the USGA, has dropped
around the area and repeatedly
taken a good long look at Con-
gressional. Should this event
come to pass. and there's a
good chance it will, Cox can
take another peek at how the
touring clan lives.
Its all dog-eat-dog now"
Witty says. Il guess because the
money at stake is so large that
the boys can't afford to gam
BILE on what shall we call it, a
little socializing?"
NOTES-It's pleasant to re-
port that Don Boose, former
official scorer for all Middle
Atlantic PGA tournaments, is
preparing to go back to work
as equipment manager for
United States Rubber following
a series of near fatal illnesses.
Don returned from the hos
pital early this week after be-
ing given up for dead on the
operating table. where his
heart actually stopped at one
time. His brain was unable to
get enough oxygen and he was
once given an electric shock
treatment. His recovery has
bordered on the fantastic.
Jerry Long, pro manager at
East Potomac, will help to kick
off the District of Columbia
Recreation Departments Colt
ing with the Pros" co-educa-
tional program Wednesday
night at the YMCA, Seven
teenth and K streets NV.
Jerry will demonstrate the grip,
stance and swing.
A team of eight Washington
junior golfers will oppose a
comparable number from South
Carolina in a special match at
Manor Country Club July "a.
Frank Emmett will captain the
District squad, which will be
chosen from tournament per-
formances prior to the match.
Harry Dreisen, owner of
Mount Vernon Country Club,
reports that Dick Mason, the
clubs pro, won the pro sweep
stakes in the recently concluded
Harder Hall tourney in Avon
Park, Fla.
The Jewish Community Gen.
ter is taking registrations for
its coed golf classes beginning
Wednesday. Sid Marker, at Du-
pont 1852, can furnish fur
ther information the East
ern Open repeatedly is heading
back to Mount Pleasant munich
pal course after three years at
Pine Ridge.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

games, 1920. 21-13 and 21-19.
Radon will meet Kamel for
the boys championship at 4
pm. today.
Local mems players advanc-
ing to the quarter-finals of the
senior singles include District
Champion Tibor Hazie, Jim
Verta, Dick Stakes and Robert
Lynn. The feature match in
this division will be Verta
against Canadian Open Cham
pion Bob Fields of Los Angeles,
Calf, about 4:30 today.
Finals Of the mems singles
event will be at 1880.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Blair Scores
Both in Row

Montgomery Blair High made
it 80 straight-10 this season.
by defeating Gonzaga, 6l-41. in
a makeup game last night at
Blair.
Blair led by IL points at half
time and still was ahead by IL
after three periods. Gonzaga
could not get closer than 10
after the half and wilted in the
final period.
Jim Wendt's 16 points and
Jack Townsend's 10 rebounds
topped the Blazers. Gonzaga
committed 80 personal fouls to
II for Blair.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

ures for VPI with II points to
trail Keller, Melear with 18
and Pardue with 16.
Tony Laquintano scored 18
points for Virginia and Gene
Engel IA, but sophomore star
Chip Conner was limited to Z.
The Gobblers hit on SO of
73 attempts for 1913 per cent
accuracy. while the Cavaliers
took 80 shots at the basket and
hit on only % for 26.8 per
cent.
VPI padded its Virginia Big
Five record to 40 and raised
it's overall mark to 8-4. The
defeat left Virginia at 4-9
over all and IL in Big Five
play.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 20 GAP. }
- Ohio States precision bas-
ketball machine rode to its
18th straight victory tonight as
the Buckeyes shattered Min
neasota, 90-76 in a Big Ten
game.
Jerry Lucas put in a brilliant
exhibition. scoring 80 points
and hauling in Is rebounds.
The Gophers trailed only
4l-36 at intermission, but the
Buckeyes broke it open by out
scoring Minnesota, 1873, in
the first 3 minutes Of the Sec
ond half.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Central Booters
Play at BeIvoir

Central Valet, which has won
all five of its National Soccer
League games, can clinch a tie
for the first-half champion
ship today with a victory over
the Engineers at Fort Belvoir.
Six of the other seven clubs
begin second-half action as
Schweigert meets the Interna-
tionals at Hams Point, the
British Lions play the Bavar-
ians at Twenty third street and
Constitution avenue NV.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
13-Yeur-O|d Scores Upset
In Eastern Table Tennis

Mark Radon, 13-year-old
Baltimore player, upset top
seeded Ronnie Hobson of New
port News, Va, to reach the
finals Of the boys singles divi-
sion in the Eastern Open table
tennis tournament at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel last night.
Radon defeated Hobson, 81
10. 1921, 1920, 1921 and 21-
is in his Semifinal match.
In other semifinals, Raouf
Kamel of Jersey City, N. j.,
defeated Tom Summerville of
Washington in three straight
Evening star., 1962-01-21

memory. He went barking back
to the '20s and early sos the
other afternoon and the tales
came rolling off his tongue
with amazing facility.
4 \ 4
There was the time Willie
Goggin, the sixtyish pro from
San Francisco, came strolling
nonchalantly into the posh
banquet hall of a country club.
Men were decked out in tux
edos, women in evening gowns.
Goggin, a huge fun-loving
hunk of humanity, was dressed
in the proper apparel. However,
Willie had forgotten one thing
his stockings and shoes.
IF a pro did that today"
Cox said. he'd probably be
fined $500 and suspended in
definitely. There's no doubt
about it that we had more fun.
We also made lots less money.
"I'll never forget my first
year on the tour. I think 1t was
my second tournament. On the
last day I was par going to
the 18th and holed an eight
iron for an eagle. Then I birdied
is, II and 18 and finished sec
ond. I said to my wife, Lii.
how long has this racket been
goin' on >"
y 4
Witty managed to get in the
money in 18 of % tournaments
and came to be as we'll regarded
nationally as he is in his pres
ent position.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Stuart WoIIops
Mt. Vernon 80-58

Jeb Stuart High School broke
a school basketball scoring rec
ord in defeating Mount Vernon,
80-58, last night at Stuart in a
non-league game. Stuart's pre-
vious high total was 70, against
Osbourn last year.
Behind go, after the first
quarter, Jeb Stuart took a lead
it never relinquished. Bud An
derson's 26 points and Dave
Stafford's 10 paced the winners.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Yates Scores IS
As Johnson Wins

Walter Johnson High School
got 35 points last night from
jump-Shooting Dave Yates and
ripped Sherwood. 74-54, in a
Montgomery County League
game at Walter johnson.
Clint Newsby added another
18 points as Walter johnson
took a 1925 halftime lead and
coasted home. 1t was the sixth
consecutive victory for Walter
johnson, now 81 overall. Sher-
wood is SIS. Butch Tolson's
is points were high for the
losers.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Hommond Rips
Osbourn, 78-48

Hammond High School scored
its fifth straight victory and
second in as many nights with
a 78-4S rout Of Osbourn last
night at Hammond in a North
ern Virginia Group LA League
basketball game.
Walter Wenk had % points
and Dick Geyer 10 to pace the
Admirals, now To and third in
the leaQ11e
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Atoms Pull Away
For 1896 Win

Annandale broke away near
the end Of the game to defeat
Falls Church, 1896, in a
Northern Virginia Group la
game last night at Annandale.
The hosts were ahead by
two points at half time, and
three points after three quar-
ters.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
HOCKEY SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RusseIIs Have Girl

READING, Mass, Jan. 20
(AP).-A 7-pound 14-ounce
daughter was born today to
Mrs. Rose Russell. wife of Bill
Russell, the Boston Celtics
basketball star. The RusSells
also have two boys.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
9TH Win Scored
By Sprinqbrook

Springbrook High School,
paced by Bill Jones 18 points,
easily defeated Peary, GOAL, in
basketball game last night at
Peary.
The victory brought SPRING
brooks record to To. Peary
a..
Evening star., 1962-01-21
TEE TO GREEN
BY JOHN SEGRAVES
} renem-

Witty Cox Of those pros likes to remem-
Der the more relaxed" era of golf, he calls it.
The 64yearod Congressional Country Club pro quit
In 1887 after eight He's not because he
realize that who dedicates much to golf can't
be playing in Sacramento and be watching the store
But the gypsy life has left mprints on Wiffys sharp
Evening star., 1962-01-21

Totals 20 IA 81 Totals % 16 "A
Halftime: 1928, Walter johnson.
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Totals AZ 30 124 Totals As IS 125
LOS ANGELES 25 30 30 37-124
CINCINNATI - 3S 30 2S 29-l25
Attendance-7,373.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20 (AP).-
Bob Petit pumped in SO points
as the st. Louis Hawks defeated
the Chicago Packers tonight,
ll6-ll2.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20
(AP) The Philadelphia War
riors continued their domina-
ton over Detroit today, de-
feating the Pistons, 123-107, in
a nationally televised pro bas-
ketball game
Evening star., 1962-01-21

Totals 1S 22"5s Totals 12I741
points scored by opposing player.
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Totals 1s 743 Totals is 8 &c
Halftime: Annandale. 20-IS.
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ketbau game.
5000 Cestimated) j..

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20 (AP)
The Cincinnati Royals blew
a 12-point lead in the second
half, but came on again to nip
the Los Angeles Lakers, 125-
l24. in an exciting NBA game
tonioht
Evening star., 1962-01-21

SQUASH
Cornell Army. Cancelled.
SOCCER
SidwelI Friends HIS. st, James o
Evening star., 1962-01-21

Totals 81 20 80 Totals 26l4 66
Halftime score: 35-26, Catholic.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

Totals 81 15 90 Totals 80 90 90
Halftime score: 53-27, Catholic.
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tically new. Center-hau entr., liv.
rm. with firepl., full din. rm., kit.
with table space. 4 bedrmS., 2
baths, loads OF closet space. inter-
com throughout house. Lower level
has bedrm. and bath. rec. I'm. with
raised firepl., another huge play
I'm. at ground level. gear carport,
acres with nice stream across back
of property. Price $50, $50. Call
GENE CASTLEBERRY. OIL. 4-1432
or KORZENDORFER REALTOR,
OIL. 4-Sl11 It'll 9.
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DIRECTIONS: Drive out Conn. ave.
West highway. to Dunlop street,
right. to Glendale I'd. first street
on the left side). left to S03s
Glendale I'd. and our open sign.
MRS. O'BRIEN on premises. 652-