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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

Mail Bringing
Exciting News
BY JOE KELLY

Opening mail exciting occupation these days at
Bowie nominations continue in for the $4,000 Gold
Cup and the 100000 Campbell Handicap next month
BY the interesting piece of mail the envelope
that contained Bohemia Stables Keso for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

AMARlA turned In . creditAble effort when Sec
END IN her seasonal bow and Gets the vote here OIL
mel TING was second for s2BOO.
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due for tor NEWS wiRE should take money SPOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

TROJAN SETH should win anothsr after TeFistsr-
lns for 10000. GIN TUESDAY can handle an off
track and viii battle 10 the wire. GREY MAJESTY
meets better after winning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

aLakehH Ranch-Charles Cohen entry.
WISE GARDE turned IN fair effort in his first
start Of the and might surprise here. TALK
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raced well In Florida.
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but " due for improvement BOUNCE Ann CATCU
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BY the Associated Press
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o0.s GRANDDAUGHTER drops BIZ after finishing third and
winner earlier for EOOO. CRXFTY MASTER lust missed
Tor $4,000 and should take > money spot
sEyE S1 RACE-Pg,.s $4,000 clalmlns $4,000 to
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O'ConneII
Seeded Sd
In Tourney

VIRGINIA CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Final STANDINGS
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, s35OOg claiming $1,000 to S.
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Evening star., 1963-03-03
Winineer Grabs
New Orleans Lead

I'm only kidding" Bo said,
laughing as a youngster asked
for an autograph. Cant you
get through the crowds to
Palmer?" he quipped.
The Big Three again found
the going rough for the second
time.
Palmer, complaining Of ''ter-
rible putting" had a 73 for lat.
"1've only missed two green's
in two days." he moaned, land
I'm three over par"
Nicklaus also shot 73-147,
while Players 72 gave him a
144:
Bob Rosburg, who set a
course record yesterday with a
81, ballooned to a "a. It gave
him a 141 and a third-place tie
with Tony LENA who fired a
par SO.
The field was cut to the low
80 pros and 10 amateurs for
the final SO holes tomorrow
and Monday. Among the cas-
ualties were Don January, win
.ner Of the Tucson Open two
weeks ago, and Joe Campbell,
Mike Souchak and Bob Goalby.
Evening star., 1963-03-03
LAW DROPPED
Miss. Stote Accepts
NCAA Tourney Bid

title. Even II they lose to ole
Miss and runnerup Georgia
Tech ties for the championship
by beating Vanderbilt. Missis-
sippi State viii be eligible for
the NcAA under conference
rules because the Maroons de-
feated Georgia Tech. Sl-60. in
regular season play.
The Maroons had a 20-5 rec
ord. going into tonight's game.
They were ranked seventh in
the Associated Press national
collegiate rankings.
The chance 10 go 10 the
NcAA fulfilled a long-stand-
ing ambition OF Coach Babe
Mccarthy, who has become
the SECS most successful
coach In recent years. In past
years. McCarthy's teams have
won four SEC titles and then
had 10 hang up their uniforms
while some other team repre-
sented the conference in NcAA
tournaments.
Evening star., 1963-03-03

STATE COLLEGE. Miss.
Mar. q CAP Mississippi State
tonight decided TO toss aside
the States "unwritten law"
banning athletic competition
with Negroes and enter the
NCAA Basketball Tournament,
DR.. ID: w. Coward. university
president. announced that he
had decided that. unless him
dered by competent authority.
I shall send our basketball team
10 the NcAA competition"
Mississippi State previously
had rejected bids 10 the tour
ney because OF the States ra-
cial policy.
Coward made the announce
ment here shortly before the
Maroons played the final regu-
lar season game with arch-rival
Mississippi at oxford.
The Maroons already have
clinched q tie for the South
eastern Conference backetball
Evening star., 1963-03-03
Howard Swims
To CIAACrown
With 81 Points

BALTIMORE, March 2 (Spe-
ciaD-Aaron Richardson was
named the outstanding SWIM
mer and Harry Seymour won
the diving title for the third
straight year as Howard Uni
versity dominated the CIAA
swimming championships here
today.
Richardson, who spent Fri
day night in the infirmary
with a muscle spasm, won the
1850 yard freestyle event in
the record time Of 23:36.6 and
swan a leg on Howard's win
ming 400-yard freestyle relay
team.
other members were Herbert
Mack, Emmett Grier and Mike
Smith. Mack also won the 100
yard butterfly and Grier the
200-yard individual medley.
Howard scored 81 points TO
irunnerup Morgan States 76Ia.
Hampton Institute was third
with 7215 points in the meet
held at Morgan State.
Seymour, who has lost only
once this year, captured the
one and three meter diving
titles.
Evening star., 1963-03-03
BY FRANCIS srANN

was quoted at 1-to-2 Not even trainer
holding hot hand such as Jerkens figured
to saddle conqueror.
Ever since Hialeah opened its mutuel
windows this winter it has been zany
season. On Thursday, the track staged its
-Flamingo breakfast, wherein trainers
Oh, yes, there was another familiar
trainer sending out horse to challenge
Never Bend. This was Sunny Jim Fitz-
simmons, 8S year old, who was saddling
Royal Ascot Mr. Fritz, winner of six
stakes this season, had been handling
hot deck in his own right.
The other day something called Go
Ahead ran a dead heat with The Baron
in a sixth race, a $4,000 claiming race.
Guess who owned Go Ahead2 Sunny Jim.
First horse I've owned in 20 years." he
chuckled. "And gift horse, too"
The colt, big, rugged and ungainly
sort, had belonged to Mrs. Henry Carnegie
PhippS, owner of the Wheatley Stable which
employs Mr.. Fitz. One day last summer in
New York the colt, which had showed
nothing at all, came up lame. x-rays
showed a broken pastern bone (between
the ankle and the top of the FOOT.
II told Mrs. Phipps she'd have to stop
on the horse for at least six months" Mr..
Fitz related "She said, Well, let's try to
get rid Of him. We've got plenty of horses"
sSa
NO GREEN HAND, Mr. Fitz realized it
would be impossible to sell broken-le legged
colt with no past and even less future
you'll have to give him away" he told
Mrs. Phipps.
"All right, Jim, give him away" the
lady replied.
TN take him." Mr.. Fitz offered.
That's fine," Mrs. Phipps said.
Loving care and the luck of the Irish
is tough combination to beat. Go Ahead
mended but was still a maiden running
against $4,000 horses last Wednesday. He
was sent off at 52-to-1, and probably only
the listing of Mr. F1tz as trainer kept the
odds from going higher.
The old man didn't even watch the race.
He sat in the paddock and missed watch
ing Go Ahead chase Calumet Farms Time
After Time down the backstretch. He didn't
see Go Ahead take the lead turning for
home, nor did he see the colt fight the
late-closing The Baron for the dead heat.
What he did see was the electric tote
board behind the stands light up with the
numbers He cackled mischievously. Then
the prices we're flashed. Go Ahead, despite
the dead heat, paid $4S.40.
Moral: Don't look gift horse in the
mouth. Throw saddle and Hedly Wood
house on him.
Evening star., 1963-03-03
Cavaliers Take
Swimming FinuIe

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.
March 3 (AP). - virginia's
swimming team closed its first
winning season since 1857 with
a 67-25 victory yesterday over
South Carolina in an Atlantic
Coast Conference meet.
The Cavaliers were 6-5 over
all and "a in the ACC. South
Carolina lost all seven meets
in the ACC.
John Evans OF South Carolina
was the only double winner.
taking the 200-yard individual
medley and the 50O-yard free
style. Jim Harrison, Virginia,
won the 200-yard freestyle and
tied for first with a teammate
In the 200-yard butterfly as
Virginia won eight OF the IL
events.
Evening star., 1963-03-03
Lone RulIies
In Twilight

NEW YORK. Mar. 2 (APl,-
Kenny Lane. the top-ranking
lightweight contender. had To
call on all his boxing skin and
experience tonight 10 gain a
narrow. unanimous decision
over unranked but strong VI
nente Dorado OF Argentina In a
i0-round television fight at
Madison Square Garden.
Lane. the 2-l favorite. rallied
strongly In the second half.
The officials had Lane win
ner by the following round
scores: Referee Johnny JoBian-
co. 6-3-l; Judge Tony castel-
lano. 5-4-i, and Judge Johnny
Dram, Ga.
Evening star., 1963-03-03
St. Stephens
Wins toGuin
Riory Finals

st. Stephens Of Alexandria
set q school scoring record en-
route TO an s7-6s romp over
Gonzaea in a semifinal game Of
the Priory basketball tourna-
ment last night.
st. Anthony's met George
town Prep In the other semi
final. The winners clash for
the title at 4 pm. today at
Priory.
Doug Mccollum and Jim
Howard scored 20 points each
as all five st. Stephens start
ers hit double figures. The
regulars sat down with 1850 to
play and the Saints holding an
s0-46 lead.
st. Stephens won the game
at the foul line. sinking SO Of
az attempts. McCoiium maze
IA of IA charity tosses.
Evening star., 1963-03-03
MV LOSE OR Draw
Zony HioIeoh Meeting
Is Lousy for Chalk

MIAMI, March 2--In the press box a
horse player, wearing the traditional
Flamingo Day pink necktie with eyeballs
to match, took cognizance of the morning
line for the first big Eastern test of the
new crop Of 3-year-olds.
iri"You've got to be a nut to try to beat
Never Bend" he observed, "but keep
thinking Of Allen Jerkens and of what
happened to Kelso and Cicada. This is
lousy meeting for chalk"
Translated, this means Hialeah's cur
rent meeting has tapped out lot Of people
who play favorites Take the 500 ,000-added
Widener, for example. 1t was supposed to
be all Kelso's, and the greatest handicap
horse in America went off as a 9-to-2O
choice.
sasBeau Purple beat him. Beau Purple is
trained by H. Allen Jerkens.
That was a week ago. Couple Of days
ago the Black Helen for fillies and mares
was run off, 1t was to have been shoo-in
for sCicada, a lady horse that just missed
beating all the colts, including Ridan, in
last years Florida Derby.
- She went off at 9-to-20 and finished
paying q ton. Pocosaba is trained by H.
Allen Jerkens.
GOING INTO ToDAY'S piece de re-
sistance Of the Hialeah season, which Is no
less than the mile-and-one- eighth Fla
mingo Stakes, matters had come to pretty
pass for the chalk eaters. Only three Of
Hialeah's IA favorites in the big stakes
races won. Probably that's one reason why
there are so many late-model Cadiilacs
turning up on Greater Miami's 309 254 used
car lots
No matter what happened to Taut Ship
today, Hialeah's meeting has belonged to
H. Allen Jerkens. This is SS-year-old
New Yorker who opened the show by max
ing off with first money of sos In the
Royal Poinciana Handicap with his colt
Kilmoray. Next he saddled Taut Ship and
scodped up the $lS,552 first prize in the
Florida Breeders Handicap.
On the day no horse was to have beaten
Kelso, Jerkens sent out a fit and rested
Beau Purple and won the $83, 400 jackpot.
Incredulous inmates of the press box began
calling H. Allen the "Giant Killer
He lived up to the name in the Black
Helen when Pocosada took down the $31 ,OO5
purse.
So
i THE MORNING LINE showed Jerkens'
colt, Taut Ship, at 20-to-l. Never Bend,
champion 2-year-old Of 1862, winner Of
seven Of 10 races and never out of the
money, and Garner of more money than
any other colt or filly Of that age in history,
Evening star., 1963-03-03
WI Routs Yorktown to Win
Northern Virginia Tourney

mittance and fitted the lobby,
parking lot and even spilled
over onto an adjacent baseball
field.
George Washington's junior
varsity also won UP its season
unbeaten by rapping Washing
ton-Lee's juniors, 60-33, in the
preliminary. The young Presi-
dents won 81 straight this sea-
Evening star., 1963-03-03

The Generals jumped off to
a 1875 first-quarter lead and
never were threatened. Coach
Morris Levin pulled his regu-
lars with six minutes remain
ing.
WI held Yorktown, which
finished seventh during the
regular season but scored two
upsets in the tourney, to IL
field goals. The Patriots added
81 points at the charity stripe.
Mark Mengering led WI
with Is points, followed by
Hummer with IL. John yell
verton with II points was the
only Yorktown player in dou-
BILE figures.
The game was played before
an overflow crowd Of 1,500.
Many more couldn't gain ad-
Evening star., 1963-03-03

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 2
(AP).-Conquering the treach-
'erous, bunkers, defending
champion Bo wininger moved
into the lead at the midway
point of COLTS $4,000 Greater
New Orleans Open today with
a 2-under-par 70.
With a 68-70-138 for SO
holes, he stood two strokes in
front of Billy Casper who
carded a 70 for 140.
Wininger, 40, who won the
New Orleans Open last year
when he played only inter-
mittently on the tour. used his
putter as a Texas wedge" five
times after he missed seven
greens on approach shots.
He was able to push his shots
to within a few feet of the pin
by using his putter on the
fringe.
The gray haired swinger
from Oklahoma City-back on
the pro circuit fulltime--didn't
let the bunkers on the 1000
yard Lakewood Country Club
course faze him.
The traps gave him so much
trouble in Wednesdays pro-am
he failed to turn in a score card
after getting Al on the front
nine.
I'm just going ahead and
hitting the ball and not worry
ing about the bunkers,p he said
after his round.
Then he went to the driving
range for nearly an hour. ex-
planning:
I'm trying TO slow down my
back swing and twist my body
in order 10 get more speed and
get over those bunkers."
He was still kidding about
the attention given to COLTS bic
three - Arnold Palmer, Gary
Player and Jackie Nicklaus.
Evening star., 1963-03-03
airmontC Captures
District Crown

Fairmont Heights High
School smashed Delaney Of
Baltimore County, 1854, yes
terday at Suitland to win the
Maryland District 2, Glass A
basketball championship.
The victory earned the
Prince Georges County school
a berth in the Maryland State
tournament beginning Thurs
day at Cole Field House. The
Hornets will meet Allegheny,
District I champion, in Thurs
days first round.
Poolesville won the Glass C
title with a 1888 triumph over
Sasscer In the second game and
Dougless beat Pomonkey, 54-47,
for Glass B honors in the final
game.
Eulois williams led Fair
mont Heights balanced scoring
attack with is points. Other
Hornets in double figures were
julius Johnson, l3: Royce Day.
IL. and Richard James. 10.
The winners jumped to q 20
II first : quarter lead and
stretched the advantage to q
$3.50 after three periods. Wally
briggs and Tom Hinman COM
bined for 27 points for the
losers.
Poolesville had four players
in double figures while coasting
to its victory. The Indians
jumped off to a 1910 lead
after one period and were never
pressed.
Gene Hamilton scored 20
points and Ed Sewell added 10
for.the Indians. However, Terry
Buck Of Sasscer took game
honors with a 25-point effort.
Horace Ownes sparked Doug
lass to its come-from behind
victory with q 23-point effort.
Evening star., 1963-03-03
Cycle Champions
Receive Awards

Awards were presented to the
Virginia and District senior,
and junior bicycle champions
at the Federation Of Washing
ton area Cycle Clubs second
annual banquet last night at
Pentagon City.
Amateur Bicycle League of
America medals were awarded
to Ray Mathews. III, Virginia
senior champion; Henry Nc
Gee, Virginia junior; Oliver
Ward, Washington senior, and
Gray James, Washington jun
ior.
Evening star., 1963-03-03
BY CLAY KEMP
Contributing Writer

Unbeaten Washington L e e
High School romped to q 62-43
victory over Yorktown in the
Northern Virginia Group la
basketball tournament champi-
onship last night at Yorktown.
The victory was wills 35th
straight over a two-year span.
The Generals will wind up the
season by defending their Vir-
ginia Group la championship
at Richmond Friday and Sat-
urday.
Yorktown will join the Gen.
erals in the State playoffs as
q result Of finishing as runner
up in the tourney. WI gained
a berth by winning the regular
season crown.
Evening star., 1963-03-03
Mt. St. Mary's Cashes Fouls
To lake MD Grown, TITS
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c., March ;, 1868

It was the eighth time the
Mounts have won the title, a
conference record. American U.
and the Mounts shared the old
record of seven.
The victory also capped a
brilliant comeback for the
Mounts, who had been beaten
by all of its tournament VIC
tims---Catholic, Loyola and
Randolph -Macon-during the
regular season.
The lead changed hands six
times in the second half of the
ding-dong game. At one point,
the Mounts jumped ahead, 54-
AZ, but Randolp h-Macon,
sparked by Kaminski, surged
back into contention. Kamin-
Evening star., 1963-03-03
Hollis Appointed

ATHENS. GA. Mar. 2 tAP).
The University OF Georgia
named Howell t. Hollis acting
athletic director today.
Hollis. assistant athletic d.
rector at the university since
1851, succeeds wally Butts,
whose resignation became ef-
fective February 20.
Evening star., 1963-03-03
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON
Star Staff NritAr

Foul shots by John OgReilly
ana Lou MARITIME in the final
minute last night gave Mount
St. Mary's College a TITS VIC
tory over Randolph Macon for
the Mason-Dixon Conference
basketball tournament champ
ionsllip at Catholic Univer-
sity.
The Mounts went into a
freeze late In the game to pro-
tectr q narrow lead and drew
the ,game-winning fouls.
Dave Maloney and Ed Folk
each scored 26 points for Mount
st, Mary's. offsetting q 32-
point burst by the losers
Frank Kaminski.
AfNK
Evening star., 1963-03-03

ski scored % Of his points in
the second half.
Randolph Macon jumped off
to a 1911 lead early in the
first half. but Mount st. Mary's
gained the upper hand at half
time, 1894.
O'Reilly was named most
valuable player of the tourna-
ment and joined Folk, NAL
oney, Kaminsli and Gene Hor-
an Of Catholic University on
the Adjournment team,
Evening star., 1963-03-03

The winners outscored Pomon-
key 1873 in the second quarter
to gain a lead they never lost.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
TV KEY PREVIEWS

The eutenant-"The Proud and the Angry" Easily the
best in the series far, and standout drama by any
TV standards Rip Torn is superb drill instructor
suspected of brutality in the training Of his Our
Lieutenant assigned to pose recruit to find out
whether the charges true. The drama bit "gung
no" but it's beautifully done 730 pm. WRC-.
HOOtenanny-A lively and smooth session taped at the Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh with many highlghts, especially
the Brothers -Four and their rendons of Michael and
Island in the SUM-" 1880 pm, WMAL-7.
Jackie Gleason ShOw-(Seasons Premere Jackie Is back
with his American Scene Magazine intact plus talented
roster Of regulars including Frank Fonaine and happily
Barbara Heller Miss Heller stops the show with her
ciay spot hilarious song called "Im Afraid Of Love-
and brilliant satirical and precise imitation Of Miss
Show Business" herself-Judy Garland. 7:S0 plns
WTOP-9.
Phil Silvers ShOw-(Premiere) Fans Sgt Biko, man
Harry Grafton is back trying to out
think machine that threatens the jobs Of his fellow
workers The pace Of the opener Is frantic, some OF
Graftons Slvers quips get lost in the din But ovable
Phil Svers Is at it again, hell-bent on befudding his
gang and amusing his followers. $3.50 p.m4 WTOP-9.
The Defenders-(seasons Premiere The Weeping Baboon
The feature of the hour is Dennis Hoppers shatterng
performance in the title role of an interesting drama
that tends to overState its point It concerns young
killer who proclamS his insanity with such theatrical
effect that he punges the court his attorneys and the
D. A. into agony Of uncertainty to the real state
of his mental health pm, WTOP-9
TOnighfs Movies
900, WRC (O-Saturday Night at the Movies. "The
Journey" (Coor) The story, set in Hungary near the
end Of the 1855 Revolt, Is about beautiful English
and arrogant unpredictabe Russian. Deborah
Kerr Yul Brynner (1959) a.
11:OO, WTTG (5)-Playhouse Five. "The Man Between"
(British) Berliner risks his life to kidnapped
girl the Reds Fine acting from James Mason Claire
Bloom, Hidegarde Nen C954).
Evening star., 1963-09-28
EIIison's Father
Files Papers to
Administer Estute

The father Of Newell Ellison,
jr., who was slain on Kalorama
road NV. last August 25. has
filed papers with United States
District Court for authority to
administer his sons estate.
The younger Mr.. Ellison. 81,
who lived at 1923 Wyoming av-
enue NV, left an estate val
ued at $50,000, according to
papers filed in court. He left no
will.
Mr.. Ellison said he was his
sons only "h cir at law and
next of kin" He said the estate
consisted of bank funds, securi-
ties, personal effects and two
automobiles.
Mr.. Ellison's son was shot to
] death and robbed as he walked
his dog in the 23OO block of
Kalorama road. Two juveniles
involved in the case were sent
to the National Training
School for Boys until their 21st
birthdays and three adults are
awaiting trial.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
Report Of Bomb
Empties School

AManassas (Va) high h
school had q bomb scare yes
terday but classes went on any
way-outside.
Shortly after 9 am, the
sheriff's office and town police
received calls that q bomb had
been planted in the Osbourr
High School. The school was
notified and, while policemen
searched the building, the IA
Guilty and 1900 students filed
outside and continued Their
classes on the school grounds.
Police, who found no bomb
speculated that a student may
have instigated the scare to get
out Of school. If so, it didn't
work.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
$500, WHFs-FM (1O2.s Me-

$500, WHFS-FM (1O2.3 Mc.)-
Concert in Stereo. Walton'i
Violin Concerto: Sibelius
Finlandia and the Swan oi
Tuonela; Grofe's Crane
Canyon Suite.
7:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc
and 1855 Mc.)-Festival Of
Music. Works by Monte
verdi, A. Scarlatti, Schubert
Purcell, Arne, Chopin
Mailer. DeliuS, Beethoven
and others.
$3.50, WAMU-FM 1885 Mc.)-
International Music Festi-
val. 2 Hours. French Com
poser Alain Bancquart plays
his Sonata for Eurydice."
Instrumental folk music
from Southern Germany
and works by Canadian
Composer John Weinzweig,
are also featured.
1915, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 c.)-
Opera stage. Rossini's
"LItaliana in Algeri."