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Evening star., 1963-04-06
District Drivers
Take Marlboro
Novice Events

A pair Of Washington
drivers. George Wintersteen
and Hollis Webster. won the
two novice races yesterday
opening the National sports car
week end at Marlboro.
Time trials win occupy the
275 entries today. determining
starting positions for tomor-
rows eight races for National
points in the Sports Car Club
Of America. The eight 45-min-
ute races will begin at 10 am.
Wintersteen drove an +
modified Porsche TO victory in
the first novice 10-lap race
yesterday, followed by Pete
Hutchinson In a Ferrari Ber-
linetta and Dave Dours In q
stanguellini formula junior. in
that order.
In the second novice i0-lap-
per, for Glasses e. F, q and H
production. Webster won In a
Lotus IA, a Glass F car, fol-
lowed by two Glass e Porsches
driven by George Duvall, Jr.,
and Earl Wenges.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
Win Over Miss Hard
Puts Aussie in Finals

In her last seven tourna-
ments. Miss Turner has de-
feated Miss Bueno and Miss
Hard six Of the seven times In
which she has net each one.
Another Australian. Roy
Emerson. put on a beautiful
display OF well-rounded tennis
as he gained the mems finals.
Emerson defeated Patricio
Rodriguez Of Chile, 81. &c,
6-3. sc.
In tomorrow's finals. Emer-
son viii play the winner Of
today's semifinal match be-
tween Manuel and Boro Jo-
vanovich Of Yugoslavia.
Santana defeated Bob Hewitt
OF Australia, ga. Ga, In a
quarter-final match.
Miss Buding reached the
women's semifinals by defeat
ing Helga Schultze Of Ger
many, 81. 81.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
Turf Record
Inlperi|ed in
Wi|wyn Cap
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Laurel's turf-course record
for a mile and a sixteenth
was in danger today, with
Bronze Babu and Vimy Ridge
expected to make a fast trip
around the infield grass in the
fifth running Of the $25,000-
added Wilwyn Handicap.
A crowd of 10000 was ex-
pected for the second weekend
program Of the Laurel spring
meeting, which has picked up
sharply at the gate and bet
ting windows this week.
The holder of the mile-and-
a-sixteenth mark at Laurel is
Mozart, who spun the distance
in 1:4l3s in winning the Will
wyn two years ago.
Vimy Ridge, a 4-year-old,
English-bred colt own.ed d by
Frank A. Power of Reading,
Pa, already owned the Ameri-
can time record for a mile on
the turf, a swift l:342s. He set
the mark last spring at Laurel
| in taking the Senatorial Stakes.
Jockey Sam Boulmetis was
slated to pilot the colt-trained
by Tom Barry-in his bid to-
day for a second straight VIC
tory at Laurel. Last Saturday,
in a warmup for the Wilwyn,
Vimy Ridge beat Bronze Babu
at a mile on the turf.
However, Bronze Babu,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Ephra-
i'm Winer of Jessup, Md, had
poor racing luck last Saturday
and today had a new rider
Herb Hinojosa, who rode
Bronze Babu to three stakes
victories, including the Wilwyn
last year at Laurel, was due tc
handle the reins.
Bronze Babu, topweighted al
l24 pounds, S more thar
Vimy Ridge was carrying, wa'
part of an entry with his sta
blemate. Polarity (113).
A possible Spoiler for thC
pair was the New Orleans in
vader, T. Allie Grissom's GuSh,
ing Wind, who finished q
surprising third in Bowie;
Campbell Handicap in his last
start. Robert L. Baird was rid.
ing Gushing Wind, who wal
carrying 100 pounds.
Outsiders in the lineup werI
the entry Of Tamerlo (11D anC
Ruff Weather (1l4), traineC
by Phil johnson; Niksar Q14)
Lucky Uncle Q13), Nickel Bo!
(l15) and Hy-Nat Q13.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
Associate of Butts Claims
Calls Were Strictly Business

Butts was asked about sew
eral calls to Scoby. including
one on September %. the day
of the game, from Birming-
ham.
He also was asked If he re-
membered telephoning Scoby
on September l3, about 10 min
utes before placing a call to
Bryant in Tuscaloosa. Ala.
mot any specific CALL" Butts
replied.
He said that except for the
$4,000 note there had never
been any transfer Of money
from Scoby to him.
Court records at Terre Haute,
Ind, showed Scoby testified as
a Government witness in the
1859 tax evasion trial Of Leo
Shaffer of Chicago, who was
among eight defendants in the
conspiracy case.
Scoby testified then that he
had bet substantial sums on
football games and horse races,
and that he had made wagerS
up to $4,000 with a Terre
Haute gambling syndicate,
The Post alleged in its March
% issue that George p. Bur-
nett, an Atlanta insurance
salesman. overheard a tele-'
phone call September l3 In
which Butts gave Georgia foot
ball secrets to Bryant.
Evening star., 1963-04-06

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.
April 6 (AP) You would have
TO go pretty far down the list
OF top-ranking women tennis
players Of the world TO find
the name OF Lesley Turner.
But the 20-year-old Austria
liam girl Is making a strong bid
10 capture her fifth tourna-
ment In seven tries on the
Florida Caribbean circuit -
the fourth annual Masters In
vitational. And she isn't even
seeded.
Miss Turner ousted second
seeded Darlene Hard Of Long
Beach. Calf. 4-6, Ga, Us,
yesterday for q berth In to-
morrow's finals where she will
meet the winner OF today's
match between defending
champion Maria Bueno Of
Brazil and Edda Buding Of
Germany.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
Eagles Held
To | Hit by
Uconn Pair

Bob Lelli of Syracuse probably
the toughest single
pitcher American University
has faced this baseball season,
but he didn't match what two
Connecticut hurlers did to the
Eagles yesterday.
'Lelli shackled AU with a two
hitter and a Al loss in the
season opener last week. Yes
terday at American. Ed Jones
and Jim Parmelee allowed only
one hit as Connecticut took a
30 victory.
The Eagles only hit was a
single by Clark RADON in the
first inning.
HOWE Schacter also pitched
well for AU, allowing seven hits
and no walks while striking out
is batters. However, he lost
his second decision.
In other games involving
area college mines. Howard
went to Glassboro, N. j., to
help Glassboro Teachers Col
lege open its season and was
greeted with an 8-5 defeat, and
Danny Bresnahan pitched anc
batted Montgomery Junior Col
lege to an liza victory ovel
the Georgetown freshmen al
Takoma Park.
Bresnahan struck out 1.
batters on the way to hi
second winning decision anC
also contributed three singles
including a two-run hit which
started, the Knights six-rur
burst In the second inning.
conn, ON Esg,,o.u-- 900 OIs o00-s 2
Jones, Parmelee I6J and Halliday
Schacter and Nemphos. W--Jones
L-Schaeter (0-2).
HOWARD - 900 102 2OO--5 8
GLAssBoRo 00i I5O Oix-s s
Lindsay; Frisby 90 and Jackson
Truck U-0). L-Lindsay (o-D.
GEO. FRosH 600 OsO OlO-4
MONT, &c 06O I22 O0x-1i ~
Winters, Leonhardt go and Mar
cato: Bresnahan and Moraz. w
Bresnahan (2-0). L-Winters.
Home run-Georgetown, johnson.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
5 Southwest Colleges
To Set Up Conference

AUSTIN, Tex, April 8 (AP).
Five colleges in Texas and
Arkansas agreed yesterday TO
set UP a new athletic associa-
tion called the Southland Con-
ference.
Charter members include
Abilene Christian, Arlington
(Tex) State. Lamar State Of
Technology at Beaumont, Trim
ity Of San Antonio and Ar
kansas State.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
Jockey Hurt,
Horse Killed
AT tGu|fstreanl

MIAMI, April 8 (AP). - A
spectacular two-horse spill in
front of the stands marred the
running Of yesterdays eight
horse sixth race at Gulfstream
Park. Jockey Jacinto Vasquez
was badly bruised and his
mount, Sky Bid, had to be
destroyed.
Coming to the 10th pole Vas
quez and Sky Bid tried to 60
between Out OF Pocket and
Second Payment. But as Sky
Bid moved up the other two
horses drifted together, shut
ting off Sky Bid.
Vasquez then snatched up on
Sky Bid and attempted to
swing over Second Payments
heels. He didn't make it and
Sky Bid fell heavily, spilling
Vasquez over his head. Mo
ments later Scriptease, ridden
BY Apprentice Norman Reagan,
fell over Sky Bid, pitching his
rider to the ground.
Reagan was up at once and
was uninjured. Vasquez got to
his feet, staggered toward the
inner rail and collapsed on his
face. Scriptese got up. appar-
enty ,uninjured. but Sky Bid
lay motionless on the track and
was removed in a horse ambu-
lance. The 7-year-old gelding
was paralyzed and was de-
stroyed.
Vasquez was taken to the
track first-aid room and then
removed by ambulance to Hol-
lywood Hospital. He suffered
apparent back injuries but dio
not appear to have any broken
bones. He was conscious and
coherent.
In the featured seventh race
Mrs. r. L. Reineman's Smart
Deb, last years champion q
year-old filly, made he 3-year-
old debut and, despite boiling
to the outside fence through
the stretch, won by eight
lengths. The Baron was second
and Busting Raymond fin
ished third.
The winner, ridden by How
ard Grant. ran the six furlongs
in l:l0. fastest time Of the
meeting for that distance. A
prohibitive favorite with the
crowd Of 1884. Smart Deb paid
$3.50, s220 and S2.i0. The
Baron paid So and $3.50. Bus
ting Raymond paid $3.50 tc
show.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
Nashville Girls
PIuy WuyIund in
AAU Cuqe Final

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. April 6
(AP).-Nashville Business Col
lege and Wayland, Tex, meet
tonight for the Women's Ma
tional AAU basketball cham
pionship.
Nashville won the title last
year and in 1860, 1858 and
1850. Wayland captured the
championship from 1954-7 and
in 1853 and 1861.
Their semifinal victories last
night were easy. Wayland
downing Iowa Wesleyan, 50-42,
and Nashville defeating Silver
ton, Tex, 52-3l.
Evening star., 1963-04-06

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Evening star., 1963-04-06

qualifiers~ in the University
College Division.
1t made him the favorite in
today's finals although he will
be facing a e.3 man in Dennis
Richardson Of Abilene Chris
tian. Richardson qualified with
a l0-flat.
Dyes Jumps 21-5
Failure of Dyes to qualify in
the broad jump was a surprise
The Abilene Christian star who
has approached rs feet this
season and set records in all
the meets he has entered, could
get only 21-5 inches and quit
in disgust. However, he made
up for his lapse by winning
the javelin for the seventh
straight meet.
Bill Miller of McMurry, the
defending champion. led the
broad jump qualifiers with Is
feet u inch.
Texas Southern, the Hous-
ton Negro school that set five
records in the five relays oi
the college division last year
didn't establish any new marks
but topped the 440-yard relay
qualifiers with 41.8 and the
880-yard relay with l:274.
Hardin Outstanding
Billy Hardin of Louisians
State, whose father. Slate Har.
din, was a famed hurdler o.
the 1930s, led the 400-metel
hurdles qualifiers with a tim,
of 52.8.
The big feature of the NEE
will be the clash of two 4.
minute milers, Dyrol Burlesor
and Bill Dotson. 1t is expected
to give the Texas Relays it
first mile under 4 minutes
Burleson, former Oregon star
has done 3:57.6. Dotson, for.
merly Of Kansas, has a 1853
Evening star., 1963-04-06
Dyes Gets Head Start
In Rainy Texas Relays

AUSTIN, Tex, April 6 (AP) i.
The rain n-harried Texas Re-
lays go on today.
Only one event had been
finished-Jerry Dyes of Abilene
Christian had won the javelin
throw with 237 feet, / inch
when a downpour forced post
ponement of the rest of last
nights session.
Despite the heavy track and
the cold. some good times we're
registered in the 100-yard dash.
where Roger Sayers Of Omaha
did 9.7 seconds in pacing the
Evening star., 1963-04-06

that there was no evi-
dence that Butts or Bryant had
gambled. However. he said
earlier that Butts had placed
calls to persons who had been
involved in gambling.
A United States Senate SUBJ
committee, concerned with
gambling in sports. is investi-
eating the Post allegations. In
vestigations also are being con-
Quoted by an Alabama legisla-
tive committee. the Southeast
ern Conference and the NCAA.
When questioned by State in
vestigators about his connec-
tions with Scoby, Butts said he
was a longtime personal friend.
Asked About Calls
II first met him through my
friendship with Frank Leahy
of Notre Dame" Butts said
"Since that time I have at
tended Notre Dame games with
him. In recent months he has
tried to help me with two ol
three projects, trying to get ad-
ditional money to put into loan
companies that / have interest
in, and then he also tried tc
help me get some financing
for a company at Lakeland, Fla
Il have never discussed with
Frank Scoby anything about
betting on any game" Butts
said, according to the tran
script.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
Mira Plays Hero
In Spring Game

MIAMI, April 6 (AP).-All-
America George Mira's throw
ing arm still is the big scoring
weapon of University Of
Miami's football Hurricanes.
The slick quarterback threw
four touchdown passes TO ac-
count for all his teams scor-
ing as the No. / and No. 4
units defeated the rest of the
Hurricane squad, 28-6, last
night in the annual spring
practice game before $500
spectators at Hialeah Stadium.
The ace quarterback COM
pleted II Of 2l passes for 1874
yards.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
GuIIuudet and Gu
Win Dual Meets

BALTIMORE. April 8 (Spe-
cial. = The Gallaudet and
Catholic University track teams
both won dual meets here yes
terday.
Gu defeated Towson State
Teachers, 65-57. for its first
victory after an opening loss 10
Mount st. Mary's. Gallaudet
swamped Loyola. s0-4l, for its
second triumph against one
loss, also TO the Mount.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
Television
TODAY
nnwlfue

Bowler's Choice. wMAL-7,
1880 pm.
Professional Bowler's Tour.
WAfAL,-7. $3.50 pm.
Eastern Professional Bowling.
WTOP-9. 4 pm.
Boxing
Joey Giambra VS.. Joe De
middleweights, WMAL-
z, 10 pm.
Golf
Arnold Palmer and Gary
Player vs.. Dave Ragan and Joe
Campbell (filmed). WMAL-7.
$3.50 pm.
Masters tourname ent, {,
WToP--9. s pm.
Swimming
women's swimming cham
pionships (filmedl. wMAL-7,
5 pm.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
American U. Golfers
Post First Triumph

American University's golf
team, which opened its season
Thursday by tying George
Washington. followed up with
It's first victory yesterday. Ga
ga, over Western Maryland at
Indian Spring.
Bill Weagly again was the
medalist, firing a 2-over-par
70, and teamed with Jim Gem
dell 10 give AU 3 points in the
first foursome. Steve Abra-
ham and Rich Abrams added
another 3 points in the third
foursome.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
CuvuIiers' Nine
Tops Delaware

CHARLOTTESVILLE, April
8 (AP).-Virginia came UP with
four runs in the eighth inning
of an error-strewn baseball
game yesterday to down Della
ware. 5-3, for its second victory
in five starts.
Two walks and Bob Jortland's
single loaded the bases for the
Cavaliers In the big eighth and
set the stage for the game
winning spree, which was made
possible by a Delaware error.
The loss was Delaware's
fourth in seven games.
pELAWARE ia VA 999 900S i9o-s Z (
shew, sundra .(7) and Stein; Massie,
Jortland (7) and Angle. W--Jortland.
|L-shew.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
Fight Results

~ the Associated Press
RoME-wsyRs Iss. Bsihsss. 29ee. Ne. EsS
drew dSrr }io5; lbs ' Tsd wriast' s iss. bstToiI @
YoSnsstoxn. ONO Ia, ssndro Mas.
ginahi. i59, Italy. outpointed Tony
Mc1Ian.a.,a { gis Phes1ix. Ariz; u0l 40
sa;SoS'.a yAdo E''sT sriy.sn lsG
1884,, Australia (i2l,
TOKYO-fsorasak Indpradat. 13l ",
ThAlland. outpointed Masao Naruse,
1871, Japan lf0D.
TACOMA. Wash, Rudy Garcia k32,
'Takoma. stopped Lou Torres. i3s. Loi
Angeles fbl.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
oxon Hill Victor

oxon Hill captured its third
straight track victory yester-
day in a triangular meet at
home. The Clippers scored
96la points. Ballou 43la and
DeMatha 26.
Evening star., 1963-04-06
Rankin Homer
HeIpsDuVaIto
Fourth Victory

DuVal High School, 1862
champion Of Prince Georges
County Class AA League base
bah, remained unbeaten after
four games with a 5-1 victory
over Central yesterday at Du-
Val. Dick Rankin's solo homer
in the third inning provided
DuVal with the go-ahead run.
Surrattsville won its second
Of three games in the same
league, IA. over visiting Oxon
Hill, and High Point won its
third out Of four games, 6-5,
over Bladensburg. Ron Smith
of Surrattsville led off the bot
tom Of the first inning with a
homer on the first pitch and
also tripled home the tie-break-
ing run in the sixth.
Joe Krol. highlander from
Washington, Pa. struck out IA
batters and allowed only one
walk and two scratch hits as
he led Bulls Prep to a TO
shutout of the Baltimore Uni
versity frosh in Baltimore.
PRINCE GEORGES "A
CENTRAL---- 010 600 Oil 3 4
DuvAL -.----r oil 20l KS o /
tS) and selby, Rose 80. W-Morrow
(2-0). Lr-Lynard 0-D.
Home run-Duval, Rankin.
oxoN HILL 600 los o. 3 3
s'RRATTSVILLE 800 O13 x-7 9 3
Glow, westwood t6) and Cubbage:
Lindahl, Mcoee, t6l and McElroy. W.
Home un-surrattsville, Smith.
BLADENsBURo 600 OeO l-b o 2
HIGH POINT - 202 OO2 x-6 z 2
Watkins and schuh; Frost and Rea-
Wis. W--Frost t3-OL L-Watkins.
NTERHIGH LEAGUE
BALLoU ---.-- 600 200 %
Jenkins, Slower t5) and Lous;
Thompson, Coins (3l and Hodges. W.
jenkins. Thompson (0-1.
y Home run--Anacostia, WalIin.
PHELPS s------- 900 O10 a. 8 3
EASTERN OiO O0e x-5 8 4
Monroe. siebert (6) and ooehins:
Williams and Taylor. W-Williams.
CHAMBERLAIN 200 org 0-s
SpINCARN 20i 412 x-IO s 3
Broadly and Lee: Whitaker and Ed
mcnds. W-whitaker. L--Broady.
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Moss, watts 90 and Drummey
pobsIns and oaffney. w-Dobbins
Home run--cardOuO. DObbins.
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Smith and Gross Williams and
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woolwine and pignan; Gains,
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koo6otbHENvEEr ko6tHNEEr aYS S9G XII Il :
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4. FRfKNo8 900 Ot0 OIL 2
Freret and Davenport; Knollman
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OTHER GAMES
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zurovski and Menerlns, Slower 90
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Home run-oonzaaa: Day.
GOOD COUNSEL 20i 600 Ola Q
nE1H.-C. C.. 100 0iO o.
Buse. Anderson 90 and oraham
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Evening star., 1963-04-06

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
No games scheduled,
GAMES TONIGHT
Cincinnati at Bonton fbest-of-7 =
Eastern Division final tied 2-2l.
Los Angcles ct 81. Louis nos
Angeles leads hest-of-7 Western Divi-
Evening star., 1963-04-06
soATMEN's sHoPPINekeUIDL@A
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SIT WOO WOOD PRAM. hOms-mads. $50.
BRAND NEW 2O-ft. cabin cruiser.
sleeps .. Enclosed toilet. sink. lcebox.
lights, hardware. steerings 4O:h.p:
STAINS BOAT CENTER, $3.50 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Ju. 5-7713.
CABIN CRUISER. e0-ft., mahos ply
wood. Fibergias covered. Head. galley,
sleeps . 22-h.p. Scott outboaId
electric. remote control. la. a-454e'
COMPLETE UTIL. RIG, With extras
lSde rs5s' shd p0e6sas ostor MsH sTs:r Gi FIR ci
Sh Business soG1s RIs %H RlEhis s.sSo sS TssE ns
COVERED sLIPs-Now accepting spl
plieations for limited number covered
slips. fcheduled for completion this
IN IN the he areas nS finest and most modsfg
marina, featuring spacious lawn areasi
plenty Of all-weather parking. toilette
and showers, clubhouse and lounES
~ DEALE Marine SAILS
DEALE ND, uN, 7-202a
cHRIs-CRAFT Speedboat hull and eon1
troll. no motor. $500 or best offerl
II, 3-2002, j
FIBERGLAs polyestsr resin, speeiall
$9.g5 gallon. CAP'N STAINS BOAT,
Spring Ju. b-7773. -f
GRUMMAN ALUMINIUM CANOEs -
cAPN STAINS BOAT CENTER. e236
Ca. ave. Silver Spring. JU. b-1773,
HYDROPLANE OUTBOARD ..3"-Two
years old. $40 firm. Cali PL 4-1960,
GRAND OPENING
BURT MARINE CENTER
80 GRADY Witt. eiinEsr bunts
1913 STAR CRAFT. ~ Y
FIsHINo, RtNAbours and
CABIN CRUISERS, ~
.e@ I . I JoEESoE 3 S!gI / ,VgIs9srd motor.
compisie Line Of Marine Accessories
BURT MARINE CENTER
i752 Riehmend Ivy. Alex, We.
opss Sas Msetssss w sGSin q Z SsSR sss srIss
See 55-H.P. HOMELITE
4-cYcLE MOTOR AND
"a LONE STAR
ALUMINIUM CRUISER
wnl-SLKEPER IN ACTION
Ia hsuSones sSSesy P.rD pap esp. PLssR haven. S%
Follow Rte. 2il Central ava .
ml; past Rte intersection. turn
left a Gull station. follow sisns
MARYLAND MARINE
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DEALE MARINE SAILS
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Sea Skirts maa BREED sauhss rom s- s.sss
Prices shown ar. for eompl... So....
NY .S Ss s! 4: $.s 7; ;s:;
Evening star., 1963-04-06

Horse Racing
Grand National Steeplechase
(filmed). WMAL-7. 5:45 pm.
TOMORROW
Bowling
Championship Bowling.
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens. WMAL--7,
l pm.
Golf
Arnold Palmer and Gary
Player vs.. Dave Ragan and Joe
Campbell tfilmed), WMAL--7.
3 pm. (repeat Of Saturday.
Masters tournament. {.
WToP-9. 4 pm.