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Baltimore, Saturday, THE SUN SPORTS February 15, 1964 PACE 16 ist. Joe ive tseats Laivert nan, oo-jy, 10 Keep mviswn Leaa VIRGINIA TOPS DOHLER'S 24 Mt. St. Joseph Captures TOWSON FIVE ROMPS, 67-42 Division I Prep Swim Title The Standings 9 (TV ACM (N1 Mount St. Joseph swept un beaten to the Maryland Scholastic Association Division I swimming championship yesterday with a 58-to-37 victory over Calvert Hall at Calvert Hall The triumph, fifth in as many division I outings for the Gaels, ended a two-year reign for Poly.

Mount St. Joseph had been peren nial champion prior to Poly 1962 and 1963 titles. Two Wins For Each Leading the Gaels vesterdav were Jimmy Russell, who won the 50 and 100-yard freestyle races, and Jim Stasiowski, who won the individual medley and backstroke. Mount St. Josenh also wrapped up the Division I junior varsity title with a 49-to-37 nod over cai-vertHaU.

In Division II. where Edmond son had clinched the champion ship a week ago, Forest Park edged Patterson, 55 to 40. it was Forest Park third win in six divisional endeavors and saw the Foresters' Bob Waldraan break the Forest Park five-year-old pool GO AHEAD SIGNAL Gagging it up for the camera man, these Bullets are doing their bit to promote Eastern Railroad Association Night when they hope to derail Detroit at Civic Center tonight. From left to right are Rod Thorn, Gene Shue and Terry Dischinger. Bullets And Detroit Quintet The Results' PACES GAELS Loyola Defeats Douglass To Keep Second Place M.S.A.

Division 11 W. 10 7 ...6 L. 1 2 4 4 8 10 Pet. .909 .833 .636 .273 ,167 .000 Mount St. Jot Loyola pom Ias EdmondKon Calvert Hull Poly Curley Mervo Mount St.

Joseph stayed in fust place in the Maryland Scholastic Association Division II basketball race and Loyola stayed right behind as both posted victories last night, The Gaels, 10 and 1 in the loop defeated Calvert Hall, 56 to 39, in a game that also counted in the Catholic League. Dick Doh ler paced the winners' attack with 24 points. Loyola Rallies To Win Loyola, for the third consecu tive game, stormed from behind to gain its victory. The Dons trailed Douglass, 13 to 8 at the end of the first period and 26 to 23 at the half, but came on strong in the final half for a 54-to-44 win, 'Tom Ackerman with 19 points led the Dons, while Andre Billups had 24 for the Ducks Other loop games yesterday found Edmondson whipping Poly, 76 to 54, and Curley defeating winless Mervo, 69 to 43. MT.

ST. JOE CALVERT HALL T. Trotta 0 2-4 2 1-2 5 Dohler 9 6- 6 24 I Rock 2 Br'der 17-88 crrpm'n Lnnute 3 1-17 H'tman 4 Witt 4 1-39 Dr'p'der 2 Bopsra 11-33 Cherlgo 0 Z'wskl 0 4- 4 4 Dietr'ch 1 D'mz'skl 1 H'sman 0 1- 2 13 0-0 8 2- 3 6 0- 0 0- 0 1 I Mason 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 7-12 39 a. Roman totals 18 20-25 56 I Totals 18 Mt. Bt.

Joe 14 17 11 Calvert Hall. 6 12 8 1486 1339 631 932 1739 826 Mt. 8t. Joe V. 10 Calv.

Hall J.V. 8 10 10 5 Mt. St. Joe Fr. 7 Calvert Hall Fr.

6 7 8 DOUGLASS LOYOLA Q. P. T. F. Bweoson 10-32 Hasktns 3 0-46 Lit lie 0 0-00 EillUDS 9 6- 9 24 Prldftett 0- 0 10 Williams 10-02 T'Dson 0 0-00 Totals 19 6-16 44 A'erman 4 11-15 19 DeMoss 4 4- 4 12 M'cAtee 3 0-1 0 1 Hoen 0 0-00 Martell 4 0-08 Totals 18 18-24 54 pounlass Loyola CURLEY 13 13 11 744 8 15 21 1054 MERVO O.

F. T. Clark 2 3-87 Henkel 6 3- 4 15 Taylor 3 4- 6 10 Ptnnlck 4 0-28 A'rello 2 0-04 Jasper 4 0-08 McC'ben 0 0-10 Delany 0 1-21 K'owskl 10-02 a. f. t.

l- 3 Dlskln B'stone B'heuer Farrow Bonbyra Reiser Schoene Simpson Apoel Laber W'ersou Oodin Totals 1- ii 3- 5 19 2- 5 4 NJ 2-3 4 0-2 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Barczak 14-46 Cooper 3 4-6 8 o-oo Totals 25 19-30 69 16 11-24 43 Curley 14 IS 13 21 1869 1143 Mervo 11 POLY EDMONDSON V. O. F. T. P.Evans 2 2-26 R.Evans 0 0-20 Bmoot 2 2-56 Bheller 3 0-26 Greer 5 2- 3 12 Hughes 2 0-04 OnrmleT 0 O.

3 0 Luck McNeill Dixon Gibson Gravel Oaks Royater Tate Wright 5 3- 8 13 3 2-38 5 6-716 4 1-20 6 1- 2 13 1-2 7 2 2 Etewart 10-02 Anzer 3 2-38 Logan 3 2-38 Totals 22J0L23 54 to Skuhr .10 Total! 31 14-22 76 One Poly field coal scored by an Edmondson player. 1 Edmondson. 13 28 27 876 lu Poly 10 11 9 2454 Poly J.V 6 12 11 1039 l( Edmondson 16 18 12 1369 Maryland Bows To Wake Forest from 1st Sports Page) seconds remaining was stolen by Watts. The victory evened Wake's A.C.C. record at 4-4 and moved i.them ahead of Maryland's 4-5 conference mark.

WAKE FOREST MARYLAND Woodlawn Loses As Victors Clinch Tie For Title County AA League Towson if' 11 a ka wooaiawn 1 Catonsvllle i .458 Overlea Towson High assured itself of at least a tie for the Baltimore County A. A. League title last night by blasting Woodlawn, 67 tq 42. The Generals, defending county and State Class A.A. cage champions', were -paced to their eleventh Joop win and thirteenth in.

15 overall games this by Bill Jones who tallied 18 points. Other games last night found Parkvllle, with Jim Voetman and Lou Gregg hitting for 25 and 21 points respectively, beating Keni woodt'8d to 71 1 Catonsville -whipping Milford Mill, 80 to 58, as Dan Eckman tallied 24 points and Dun- dalk oil Overlea, 57 to 55, as Bob Curl scored 19 points, TOWBOB WOODLAWN a. Jones 7 Hunt 4 Pfleffer 3 Ben'deto 1 Lomb'di 0 Myers 1 Smith 2, '2-' 3 8 Easter 0 0-90 Welkos 2 0- 3 4 Mooney 1 2- 8 4 Strawser O- Norfolk 5 1-25 Hoiu i 5- i Wess 1 0-0 2 Bauer Dreskln Elliot inver Totals 28 18-31 87 Totals 18 10-24 43, Towson JV 8 10 4 1335 1 i 1331 Woodliawn JV To'wsori JV Towsori JV 8 10 4 1335 JV 2131 PARKVTLLZ KENWOOO BlueHer Booth Napier O'lnsky 3- 1 Oregg W'llams W'hlda Tudy Totals 3911-23 80 Parkvllle Kenwood 13 1789 Parkvllle J.V... Kenwood J.V.. 1 4 12 a 9 1J-3? 38' OVERLEA TJPWPALIC r.

T. I r. T. I insinag i. 4 13 smun O'Brien 2 5-5 I Deckert kert I f- 11 1.

D. .0 man, o- i tun McCraV 3 0- 0 8 'd'ann 6 1. 2 I Totals. 19 17-29 55 I Totals 32 13-28 57 Overlea 11 I 13 22 .,15 11 18 1387 Overlea J.V.. 10 110 1133 J.V.

14 13 4 4 37 CATONSVILLE MILFORD MILL a. p. T. p. fi uorrin 8 2- 2 18 flits 0- 010 6- 9 24 10-22 (V ft 4 Lan grret ove 1 Matth'g Melsh'4 rora Ander'n Eckman Schaler Qrueb'r aajau Rosen 10-22 PJlbert Thomp'n a 0-5 4 Be.nst'n 1 3-45 mer 1 Ml Younk' 0 Young .0 0-0 0 ToUls 30 18-3038 1-3 1 Halstead 3 uoga.n.

3 7 Totals 34 12-28 80 I ToUls Lraconsvuie MUford M1U 17 17 24 2280 12 16 13 1758 atonville JV10 10-1 13 43 Ui'd Mill JV 8 7 9 8-30 RoyalsTriumph Over New York Cmcinnati, 14 OB-The Cincinnati Royals kept up their torrid shooting pace tonight and won their nutn National Basket ball Association' game in a row, a l26-to-H4 decision over the The Royals hit on 51 per cent of their shots from the field. Oscar Robertson had 29 points and came through, with 21 assists, one sjiort of the Cincinnati Gardens, record but tops IB the N.B.A. this season. NEW YORK CTWCTWraTI Q. P.

T. Booser 10 2- 3 22 Budd 3 2-28 Arnette Embry Hawking Lueaa uuuer ChappeU Oola Oreen 1 Rob'U'n 1 Hevman 2 orrrnn 1 fitav'maw Hoover .1 3-; 8 Rud'kin' 3 3. 5 twym'n 1 ToUls 45 34-32 114 Totals 91 New York Cthelnnatl ..24. 36 36114 31126 Atunoanee Socper Games Off All local soccer games sched uled for tomorrow hae' been called off because of tber show- covered fields, the Bureau of Re reation announced last night gJ-J. i- 3 5 0 2-42 II 0-0 2 Q.

P. T. o- 1 reist Picka 4 0-28 V'tman 11 a- I 2S 11 0, 02? Remaota o- a Paros 3 1- 1 7 Lynn 2- A Lukans 3 3-; I R'oetM 3 5- ,4 Coburn 2- 8 Carlin 3 2- .1 Totals 2913-22 71 4 1-3 9 gg 2 aV2 3-318 9 ttii tin 3 3-49 313 6- a a o. oao 2.: 2 5 a- 2 22 34-28 12fl Division I Mount Bt. Joseph Calvert Hall McDonofh, lty Colleie jyol Division IT fdmondson outhero pousiass Forest Park Patterson i Mervo Carver 0 110-yard butterfly mark.

Wald- man negotiated the event in 1.07.1. Forest Park captured the Division II junior varsity title with a 69-to-l7 win over Patterson, the Foresters' sixth win. in as many league J.V. outings. Nonleague meets saw City Col lege belt Mervo, 75 to 20; Poly rout Edmondson, 77 to 18, and McDonogh swamp Southern, 85 to 9.

McDonogh's Dave Meyerberg lowered his school and pool mark to 1.08.7 in the 100-yard breast-stroke. Meyerberg4 lso. contributed to, a school record effort in the 200-yara medley relay. 400-Yard Freestyle--l, Davis, Mervo; 2. Horn.

City: 3. Luber. City. ol 8 100-Yard Breasutroke 1, Kolman, city; 2, waters; 3, Leicnnng, Mervo, 200-Yard Freestyle' Relay 1, City (Hecht, Allison, Zlmmer, Frank). l.tl.U.

Park, 55; Patterson, 40. 160-Yard Medley Relay 1, Forest i-arg (Duty. Auenoer, capian, Oold-man). 1.39.8. 200-Yard Freestyle 1.

A. Williams, Forest Park; 2, Kalb. Patterson; 3, Bchwleier. Patterson. 2.23.1.

40JTard Freestyle 1, Markert, Forest Park; 2, Campbell, Forest Park; 3, Maehtn, Patterson. 218. 160-Yaul Individual Medley 1. Pinter. Patterson; 2.

Orenley, Forest Park; 3. Park. 3.16 0. Diving 1, Klrtley, Patterson; 3 Caplan, Forest Park; 3, FUrik, fat- J00-Yard Butterfly" Forest Park: 2. Comt.

Patterson: 3. Rgssldjr, Patterson. 1.07.1 (new pool recoroj. 100-Yard Freestyle Tfctt. Patterson; 2, Markert.

Forest Park; 3, Talles. Forest Park. 1.01.8. 100-Yard Backstroke 1, Adams, raiierson; oreniey, Forest rarg; 3. Muska.

PatWraon. 1.11.3.' 400-Yard Freestyle 1, Kalb, Pat terson; i. a. wuiiams, roresi fart; 3. Sehwlegcr, Patterson.

6.30.2. lOO-YarH Rreaatstroke Allen. der. Forest Park: 2, Koran, Patterson; 3, Brafa, Forest Park. 1 22 2.

180-Yard Freestvle Re ay 1. For est ran iiaiies, wuaman, Airey uampoeii). l.zj.u. Mt. St.

Joseph, 58; Calvert Hall, 37 200-Yard Medley RelaTr 1, Cal-vert Hall. (Scott, Bchatter, Welkel. Auer). 1.53.4. 200-Yard Freestyle 1..

Oenthner. Mount Bt. Joseph; 2, Rosche, Cal vert nan; creigmon, baiveri uau. 2.08.6. 50-Yard Freestyle 1.

Russell. Mount 2. DeBoy, Mount at. Joseph; 3. oyer, Calvert iiau, 2.24.4.

24.5. 200-Yard Individual Medley 1. Sta siowski, Mount St. Joseph; 2. Owen.

Calvert Hall; 3, Koch. Calvert Hall. 2 24 Diving l. Aiuright, caivert Han; I 2, Hoover Mount Bt. Joseph; 3, OU-j Deri, Mount ft" Jotesa.

via m. 100-Yard Butterfly 1. Blear. Mount Joiech: 2, WeikeL Calvert Hall: 3. BaugneT, Mount aw josepn.

eu. (. Mount Si Joseph: 3, DeBoy, Meant I loo-xara rreestyi l. pusseu. Mount St.

Joseph; 2, Brady, Mount Bt. Joseph; 3, McOuire, Calvext Hall. 53.8. 100-Yard Backstroke 1. Stasiow ski.

Mount St. Joseph; 2, Scott, Cal vert 3. jtotsKO, Mounc ot. 40- aepn. j.us.i.

4MPYro Freestyle- 1." Bauiher, Mount St. Joseph; 2. Rosche. Calvert Han; 3. creignton, caivert wan.

4.40.;. ISO-Yard HreMtatoce 1, ocnai-fer, Calvert Hall; 2, Hurley, Mount St 3. Kottraba. Mount BL Joseph. 1.13.5.

200-Yard Freestyle Relay Mount St. jpseph (HayneS, Motsko. DeBoy, Results College, 87; Mervo. 25. Poly, 63; Edmondson.

23. Forest Park, 69; Patterson, IT. Mount St. Joseph. 49; Calvert Hall, 37.

Perree Leads By 2 Strokes Maracaibo; Venezuela, Feb. 14 Defending champion Jim Fer- ree continued his devastating putting today for-a J-under-par 69 and a two-stroke lead at 136 at the halfway mark of the Maracaibo Open, first stop on the In 1L1 1r i Ferree a 32-year-old pro who won this last year, went two strokes tip on veteran Art Wail young. Jay Dolan, Worcester, Mass. "I've only three-putted once in twd days," Ferree said. "It's the' best putting I've done in a year.

11 Days fatvring, Maf T. Pt. If W. Pts 5 6 NAVY-55 Conner Paces Cavaliers On 21 -Point Effort Charlottesville, Feb. 14! iff) Virginia's basketball team found the range after trailing by 10 points in the early going to night and downed Navy, 66 to 55, Chip Conner scored 21 points and 6-foot-9 Rich Katstra had 14 for the Cavaliers as they notched their sixth victory against a dozen losses and dropped Navy's record to 9-9.

Navy led, 18 to 8, at the out set before the Cavaliers began a surge that put them In front at halftime, 36 to 29. Navy challenged strongly after intermission, cutting the Cav alier lead to 50 to 48 with 10 minutes left, but Virginia hit a 10-1 spurt and the excitement was over. Woody Vaughan's 17 points and Bill Radcuffe 15 led Navy. NAVY VIRGINIA F. RVllffe 7 1- 1 IS Conner 6 8.1S 31 Man 2 0-04 Caldwell Katstra L'biotta Ooble Sanders Meyer SDOhn Arritt 2 0-6 0- 0 1 3: i 8 5- 0 0- 9 Red 'ton 3 21? vaua-n i- 2 Krec 2 0- Par'skl 0 0 1 writer I'lter 0 0-ren't 1 0 0- uaven Mack Bell 1 1- Totals 23 9-1 55 Totals 22 22-32 66 Navy 29 2855 36 3066 Vlnrlnla AttendanceiPQp.

Morgan Whips Virginia State By ALAN GOLDSTEIN (Continued from 1st Sports Page eleven times in the first six min utes, Simms and Robert Gordon, a promising freshman from Law- renceville, who scored 25 points, sponsored a 12-point spurt which put the Bears ahead, 23-16. Morgan enjoyed the same mar gin at halftime when it left the floor with a 47-to-35 advantage. With Stephens doing the dam age in close and sophomore Otis Woods finding the range with long one-handers, the visitors rallied to cut the gap to 62-58 with 8.10 to play. Bears Bounce Back But the Bears bounced back tront, 68-60, wnen uoraon scored on a rebound, Lee Cornish netted a foul and freshman Jimmy Hall made a three-point play after Winner Parham hit a push shot for the Trojans. Stephens now took matters into his own hands, scoring seven in a row to make it 68-67 before Simms scored two straight baskets to save the Bears.

Virginia State, which lost an 81-79 overtime decision to Morgan earlier in the season, is now 4-10 in league competition and 4-13 for the season. VIRGINIA STATB MORGAN F. P'rham Woods 7 St'p'ns 14 Brock 3 0- 010 1- 1 15 4-8 32 1-3 7 Sims Gordon Str'er Hall Cornish Turk 2- 6 16 9- 9 25 9-14 13 1-2 9 9- 711 6-8 8 Turner 0 0 1-11 10-02 10-02 nc'ter Betnei Ellis Blunt 'I til 32 816 72 Totals Totals 28 32-46 82 Vlreinia State. 35 37 72 Morgan 47 3582 Severna Park Cagers Top Lothian, 63 -35 Anne Arundel W. L.

Pet. Arundel 10 0 1.000 Annapolis 7 2 .778 Severna Park 7 4 .636 Brooklyn Park 4 .600 Andover 8 -500 -Bates -500 8. Lothian 1 8 .111 Glen Burnie 0 '10 .000 Severna Park took over third place in the Anne Arundel County Basketball League race last night bv defeating Southern Lothian High, 63 to 35. Other. loop games last night found Bates blasting Glen Burnie, 73 to 43, and Andover, Hh, naced bv Tv Queen's 22 'points, beating Brooklyn Park, 73 to 65.

BROOKLYN I nwven a. F. T. o. 4 0 4 P.

Wtw'rth 4 1- Soencer Cute hi Larson Oueen Sullivan fihiv 2- 210 0-0 0 7-10 15 Bcciure 5 Plnkney 6 fVh'wski 7. 10 3- 1-. 4- 21 2- 4 in 0-10 watts 3 a- Valvert 2 4- 4 1 Katskl 6 2- 9 14 Totals 23 19-25 65 Smeltrer 0 0-00 wood Totals 7 2- 2 16 28 17-25 73 Brooklyn 14 13 23 1565 23 IS 18 2073 Andover B. LOTHIAN SEVERNA PARK 3. P.

T. 0 0-00 6 2-414 10-22 0 0-10 tl 1 6 2- 9 14 T. Abell Hersey Chaney Cr'nd'U Dixon Turner Totals 15 5-18 35 Totals 26 11-32 63 8. Lothian Severna Park 8. Loth'n J.V.

8ev. Pk. J.V. 3 11 7 1435 15 5 10 939 Terp Track Forces Visit Navy Today Annapolis, Feb. 14 Special Maryland hasn't lost an indoor track meet to Navy since 1959, but the Middies are heavily fa vored to win the annual confron tation tomorrow (1 P.M.) in the Naval Academy fieldhouse.

Although the Terrapins dominated the V.M.I. Relays and placed well in a couple of open meets, coach Jim Kehoe admits that this is an off year. "Our freshmen are better than the varsity in all but two he said recently. Sprinter broad jumper Mike Cole and quarter-miler Steve Lamb are about the best-known Marylanders. Frosh-Soph Basketball O.

Oarber 3 8-1? 11 Kapnel 2 3-47 Schl'ter 3 1-32 Kerr I 0- 0 2 Davis 4 1-29 Thall 3 0- 0 6 Dunn 1-1; Lorn 3 0-14 Wemmer 10-02 0 0-10 McDonogh, 85; Southern, 9 Donogh (Fisher, Williamson, Myer Derg, nott). i.oi.h. son-Yard Freestyle 1, Graham, McDonogh; 2. Councell, McDonogh; 'xo-Yard Freestyle 1. Moore, Mc-I DorioKh; 2, Rinehart, McDonogh; 3, Robinson, Southern.

Z5.B. 200-Yard Individual Medley l.M. Lewis. McDonogh; 2. zuik.

mc- uonogn: 3, Blienm. oouinern. -Diving 1. Fountain, McDonogh; 2, Thomsen. McDonogh; 3.

Thomas, Southern. 135.80. im.v.,iI nutef1v -1. fiarrett. McDonogh; 2, Brumback.

McDonogh; 7 unit MniiT.nffm. n.i.a. PrM.fvln 1. MUKSer. McDonogn; Z.

email, mcuonoan; CUUlson, Mcuonogn. inn-varH nr)t tt.rnk. 1. Flsner, McDonogh: 2, Ounter, McDonogh; 3, Ktif nam i ii inn.vrri FrMtxtvle 1. P.

Lewis. Mcuonogn: tapi, mcuuumu, nnlff Aniiffiern. fll fi 100-Yard Breaststroke 1. Meyer berg, McDonogn; 2. wiuiamson, soe- nAnn.h! Hiirrn.

MniiT.nprn. i.ub.i. onn.varrf Wrmtvl elav 1. Mc Donogh (Hammond. KOgers.

eeasiey Qlasser). 1.49.4. Poly. 77; Edmondson. is.

Inn.VirA Mnrile B1T 1 Poly (Jackson, Olszewski, Iwanclo, Allen). 1 R7 9 200-Yard Freestyle 1, Smith, Poly: 2, Jordan, Poly; 3, Shaw, Edmondson, 0 AA A '50-Yard Freestyle 1. Oreenawalt, poiy; Hoages, roiy, J. uuueia, a- mondson. 25.9.

9nn-vni individual Medley 1. Dorrett, Poly; 2. Berlgtold, Joly; 3, Evans, Edmondson. a.jv.u. nivlns 1.

Kanlan. Poly: 2. Long. Edmondson; 3, Doyle, Edmondson. 218 0 2.

Berlgtold, Poly; 3. List. Edmond son. 1.03.1!. 100-Yard Freestyle 1.

Oreenawalt, Poly; 2, Chatfleld, Poly; 3. nilhrt. ITnmnnriuin. R7.A. 100-Yard Backstroke 1.

Weldon, Edmondson: jacuon, roiy; j. Hodges, Poly. 1.10.0. mn.vrri PrApitvle 1. Jordan.

Poly; 2, Shaw, Edmondson; 3, Iwan- eln. Poly. 4.4R.8. i 100-Yard Breaststrokg 1. Olsww- ski, voiy; uorreu.

row; 9, tor- rlffan. Eflmnndsnn. 1.1:1.0. 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Poly (Thomaa, AJien, sessenv cnauieiu, 1.48.2.

City College, 75; Mervo,) 20. 5fl(VVri1 Medle Relay 1. City (Kimmei, waters. Husseu. oievensj.

2.11.2. 200-Yard Freestyle 1. AUlson, City; 2, Davis, Mervo; 3. Blaney. Mervo.

z.iz.8. 50-Yard Freestyle 1, Frank, City; 2, Paul, Mervo; 3, Ollbert, City. 25.6. 200-Yard Individual Medley 1. Kolman, City; 2, Russell, City; 3, Engleman, Mervo.

2.30.7. One-Meter Divine 1. MarkowltB. City; 2. Nahlas, 3, Blaney, nvu.

i f.u. loo.Yrd Butterfly 1. Rosenthal. City; 2, Engleman, Mervo; 3. Fried man, city.

1.19.0. inn-VarH Freestyle 1. zlmmer. City; 2, Hecht, City; 3, Bullen, Mervo. 100-Yard Backstroke 1.

KImmel. City; 2. Bole, City; 3. Vleckaa, 1.1 8. Randolph-Macon Tops Mount Five Ashland, Feb.

14 OB Ran dolph-Macon broke open Mount St Mary's full-court press in thej second half tonight and came from behind to whip the mounts, 75 to 69, for its thirty-second straight home-court basketball victory. MT. ST. MARY'S RANDOLPH- MACON f. O.

F. T. Trlmblg 4 3- 11 Sent 8 5- 5 21 K'minsU 8 7-10 23, Ch'mbra 3 0-1015 Minut'la 0 1-21 Rob'nsn 2 1 4 CosteUo 3 2-38 Folk 7 2- 2 18 Martlne 10-02 M. John' 0 1-11 Carrell 10 3- 2 22 3armir 5 1- 1 11 Hagg ,3 1-1 7 P. John 0 2-32 Totals 29 11-13 69 Totals 22 25-33 75 Mt.

St. Mary's 37 3269 Kanaoipn-Macon 33 4375 Attendance 800. THORN SAYS 1 -1 ranrr? llARRYV CARVER TOPS OWLS, 85-76 Towson Catholic Virtually Out Of Division I Race (Confinued from 1st Sports Page) ris, who paced the final period spurt by the Cubs, was the sec ond leading scorer for the win ners with 15 points. Dick Miasek, the do-everything performer for the Owls, led his team in scoring with 26 points. He canned 7 of 14 field goal at tempts and 12 of 12 foul shots and also was the rebounding leader in the game with 20.

Tim Ritmiller chipped in with 20 points and Dan Duvall added 15 in a losing cause. Carver, which made only 17 of 64 shots from the floor against City on Tuesday, had a hot day in the shooting department against the Towson Catholic fan-shaped backboards. Owls Get More Rebounds The Cubs canned 29 of 68 shots from the floor and 27 of 40 char ity shots. Towson Catholic made 26 of 57 field goal attempts and 24 of 34 foul shots. The Owls out-rebounded the Cubs, 36 to 24.

Carver opened the scoring with Anthony Harris hitting a jumper from the foul line for a 2-0 Car ver lead and Duvall countering immediately with a similar shot on the other end of the court for 2 2 tie. The game see-sawed back and forth for most of the initial period with the Owls leaving the floor with a 25-to-23 advantage at the quarter's end, thanks to 2 foul shots by Miasek. The score was tied twelve times during the first period and the lead changed hands four times. Ramseur Taken Out -Carver's" big man, Ron Ram seur got in foul trouble with about three minutes to go in the second Deriod and coach White took him out of the game. With the big man missing from the under the boards.

Towson Catholic took command and moved into a point lead, 45 to 40, at the half. The Cubs put on a spurt as the second half opened, erasing the 5 point deficit and taking a 48 to 45 lead before the Owls could manage a bucket. But, with Ritmiller and Duvall snowing the way, Towson Catho lic rallied and regained the lead at 49 to 48. The contest again became nip-and-tuck affair with the lead changing hands six times before the third quarter ended with Tow son Catholic on top, 56 to 55. The Cubs, with William Harris hitting two jumpers in a row, and Epps hitting on a long one- hander raced to a 61 to 56 lead as the final period began.

Two Owls Foul Out The Owls rallied to cut the lead to 76 to 66 with 4.46 to go, but this was Towson Catholic's dying effort, as Duvall fouled out and little Bobby Loewe fol lowed him to the bench via 'the same route seconds later. The Cubs run-gun offense, led by Anthony Harris and Epps, quickly built up a 78 to 68 lead in the next two minutes and then coasted to victory. CARVER TOWSON CATH. O. F.

Tl G. F. Fnn 8 11-14 27 Duvall 6 3- 7 15 Loewe 3 0-06 A.Harris 5 5- 6 15 Ramse 4 3- 11 White 3 5- 7 11 Howell 2 2-36 Butler 10-22 Harris 6 1- 3 13 Boiling 0 0-00 Ritmiller 7 6- 9 20 Miasek 7 12-12 26 Wischer 13-35 Florin! 10-0 Wa 0 0-6 Hartnett 10-12 Maskell 0 0-00 Totals 26 24-34 76 Totals 29 27-40 85 Carver 23 17 15 3085 Towson Cath. 25 20 11 2078 Tovson J.V. Carver J.V.

6 7 9 931 6 10 8 1034 Damascus Defeated By Howard County Howard County High School downed Damascus, 80 to 64, last night at Howard for its ninth win in fifteen games. Damascus is 10-5. DAMASCUS HOWARD CO. G. F.

T. G. Kilby 3 Lewis 0 Merson 6 And'r'sn 5 Fischer 10 Walker 0 Petrlik 1 Shaw 1 Stewart 0 Tilgner 0 Brady 0 F. T. ndTh 4- 7 16 0-0 6 Hints 13-45 3- 5 3 4- 616 1- 2 11 i aohlll 0 0-10 Burd'te 3 0-36 Beall 2 0-4 4 McAl'str9 7-1125 7 24 1- 3 Simms 0 0-20 2.

2 Gale 2 4-68 Watk'ns 0 0- 1 0 1- 1 15 0 2 0 O- 2 O- 0 Totals 32 16-29 80 Totals 23 18-31 64 In Civic Center PhiladelphiaFive Tumbles Pistons Philadelphia, Feb. 14 UI The Philadelphia 76ers built a 25-point lead midway through the third period and then had to withstand a torrid Detroit rally for a 130-123 National Basketball Association victory over the Pis tons tonight. Hal Greer, who scored 29 points 26 In the first three quarters paced the 76ers to a 92-to-67. lead with six minutes to play in the third period. Phila delphia led 101-80 as the teams started the final 12 minutes.

With Reggie Harding hittine his season high of 19 Mints 12 of them in the final quarter the Pistons rallied to cut the margin to 128-122 with three min utes left. But the 76ers held on to snap a two-game losing streak ana nana Detroit its fourth straight defeat and seventh In eight games. DETROIT PHILADELPHIA a. sv O. F.

BCOH (t 6- 8 Z2 Howell 13 1- 1 27 Harding; 8 3- 6 19 Ohl I 1- 3 Duffy 2 4-48 M'r'land 4 1-29 Miles 2 3-47 Butcher 6 2. 4 14 Walker 10 3- 5 23 Warier 6 3- 3 15 Dierking 2 0-04 Oreer 11 7- 9 29 Neumann 8 9-10 25 eiancni o- 18 Kerr 5 0- 0 10 Schajes 14-56 Ferry 4 1-19 Jones 2 1-15 Totals 50 23-33 123 Totals 52 26-32130 Detroit 32 20 22 43123 Philadelphia 4.1 17 11 3D tin Attendance 1,355. schere admits. "I can't jump and quick stops and starts hurt. I'd like to play but I don't want to jeopardize my future, basketball or baseball" He can't even play golf.

Not only is the weatherman against him but someone stole his clubs. "It's been that kind of a year," he notes. TRIUMPHS, 64t38 Gilman Is 29th Straight Vic tim In Private League M.S.A. Private League W. 9 6 L.

PCT. MeDonoch Friends Boys' Latin Severn Park Oilman St. Paul's i.oou 10 .667 .6251 .375 5 8 .250 McDonogh its ninth game of the season and twenty-ninth in a row in the Private School basketball league last night ly trouncing traditional rival Gilman School, 64-to-38, Coach Marty McKibben's Cadets were paced to victory by Ron Lowman and Andy Beath, who scored 16 and 15 points, respec tively. This pair, along with Tom Tuttle, collared 29 rebounds, OILMAN McDONOOH f. coiana Donohue Tuttle Winfrey 1-2 3 1-3 7 Isaacs 0 1-2 Trimble 0 0- I 811rsfu 11-1 O'dlna 0 0-2 Will 3 1-3 Bunsa 2 0-24 Lowm'n 3 10-10 16 Lens 2 4- 8 Beath 6 3- 4 15 3 Sw'n'h't 0 0-00 irwin 3 5-10 11 Easter 7.

0 0 workinr 0 0- 0 jtassi o- McC'm'k 10-02 Novak 3 1-25 Stlf'l'r 0 0. 0 0 Totals 13 12-24 38 Totals 21 22-33 64 Oilman. 5 McDonogh 15 1438 1384 PARK FRIENDS OFT Q. F. T.

Cowln 2 2-36 Oordon 0 2-32 wyaw 4 3-7 11 Wallace 5 0-2 10 rerrell 2 0-04 Outman 0 2-32 M'Carty 5 2- 6 12 Buck 0-0 4 Wilson W'd'ktni 5- 913 U'derw'd 2 4-48 Lohrm'n 10-12 Totals 14 11-20 39 ToUls 14 9-20 37 Friends JV. Park 7 10 13 737 8 13 1338 13 8 9 737 5 13 835 Benko To Give Chess Exhibition On Tv A simultaneous chess exhibition in which Pal Benko, international grand master and third-ranking player in the United States, will play 60 experts from Virginia, Washington and Maryland, will be held today in the studios of WMAR-TV. Parts of today's exhibition will be taped and televised tomorrow on a program called "A Thousand Years of Chess." The program will include demonstrations of the game, the history of chess pieces MCDONOGH QUINT Meet Tonight By SEYMOUR S. SMITH (Continued from 1st Sports Page) other fellow. Before our guards up front would play loose.

They be afraid to come too close lest their man dribble around them. Now that's all changed. They can play close. The other guy doesn't get any room to aim and it he gets around there Bellamy pick ing him up." The Bullets led the series, 4-2, but the Pistons have bagged the last two outings, including the frustrating 112-111 squeaker two Saturdays ago when Bailey Howell and Don Ohl, back in good graces with mentor Charley Wolf after a three-game benching, holed 48 between them and the Bullets couldn't get a last-ditch shot off. Howell Major Target "We're going to have to make a percentage shooter out ot Howell," Leonard continues.

"He's been hurting us all year with those 'garbage' baskets. Well, we must prevent him from going for the hoop. He wants to get in and strongarm and get his baskets off the boards. We'll try to keep him outside." Tonight's probable line-ups: DETROIT BULLETS 18 HoweU F. Dischinger 43 12 Scott F.

Johnson 25 19 Harding C. Bellamy 8 10 Ohl O. Green 21 24 Butcher O. Thorn 44 Reserves: Detroit Jones 5. Miles 14, Moreland 15.

Ferry 16. Irahotf 17, De-Busschere 22. Duffy 25: BULLETS Shue 12, Kojis 22, Hardnett 23, Cable 36, Loughery 52. There is a strong possibility De troit's prized Dave DeBusschere, hero in last winter's uphill playoff push, will play no more basketball this season. The White Sox, his baseball' employers, would like him to play no more basketball-period.

He has been grounded by a broken leg and torn muscle in the still-weak leg. 'The leg is sensitive," DeBus- DUNBAR THUMPS SOUTHERN QUINT Moves Into Third Place With 79-48 Victory Dunbar moved into third place in the Maryland Scholastic Asso ciation Division I basketball race yesterday by blasting Southern, 79 to 48. The Poets, now 6 and 3 on the season, moved into front of Tow son Catholic which was losing to Carver. Eddie Williams led Dunbar to victory with 15 points, while Jesse Chapman and Alton Ervin chipped in with 12 each. FOREST PARK PATTERSON a.

F. T. O. F. Schavls 2- 4 10 Weinb'g 4 3- 4 11 Turner 6 I- 2 11 Doulo'n 15-02 Jones 3 1- 3 6 Oreaver Buccl Wyman 3 1-47 4 2-210 a o- 4 Bcott 2 Scheller 3 Ellison 4 Schieska 2 Smith I Bauer 2 Totals 23 33 1 0 Moora u- 0- 0 6.

0 Totals 16 8-13 40 9-12 55 Forest Park. 5 9 11 1540 16 14 16 955 Patterson. Patterson J.V.. 6 14 11 1344 Forest Pk J.V. 8 1548 SOUTHERN DUNBAR O.

F. T. 5 3- 9 13 7 2- 3 16 3 3-49 2 0-04 3 0-06 PhsDm'a 6 0- 012 Mnten Bennei 4 E. Wl'mg 7 Files 4 Ervin 6 Martin Hall Lear Seltzer 1- 1 15 0- 111 0-0 8 j. wrms i England 4 Keily 4 Leach 1 0-0 8 0- 0 8 2-5 4 1- 13 Owens J.

Totals 20 8-18 48 Totals 37 8-10 79 Southern 12 9 11 1648 Dunbar 12 24 21 2279 Dunbar JV 10 Southern JV 8 9 10 9 635 831 Dunb. South. 8 15 1048 3 7 823 Catcher And Pitcher Sign Tiger Contracts Lakeland. Feb. 14 tin Catcher Bill Freehan and pitcher Willie Smith are the latest De troit Tiger players to agree to terms for the 1964 season.

Still unsigned are pitchers Frank Lary, Terry Fox, Bill Faul and Hank Aguirre. Swimming Heroines Notre Dame defeated Friends School in a girls' swimming meet yesterday at Notre Dame. 58 to 24. It was the third win in as many meets this season for Notre Dame and extended the school's unbeaten skein. The girls are undefeated 0.

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Christie 7 10-11 24 Carlson 3 3-59 Carml'l 4 2- 2 10 Wise 5 2- 5 12 Watts 2 6- 9 10 Fergu'sn 5 0- 0 10 Hassell 5 6-6 15 DeCosmo 0 0- 0 0 Leonard 5 6-8 16 Suder .8 2- 3 18 Herring 2 0- 0 4 Brayton 5 2-312 Clark 2 2-37 McW'ms 1 7-10 9 Totals 25 29-36 79 Totals 29 19-28 77 Wake Forest 34 4579 Maryland 35 4277 Attendance 3,500 (estimated). AMER. V. FROSH MARYL'D FROSH G. F.

T. Epton 5 1- 1 11 5 9-1119 Geeker 11-33 Wexler 9 I- 1 19 Pearson 11-23 Simon 0 0-10 Jones 0 0- 0 .0 F. T. McMt'n 11 2- 2 24 Harr'ton 7 5- 6 19 Hauser 4 0-08 Brotman 5 5- 5 15 Manf'da 1 0-1 2 Krebs 0 1-21 Davis 2 2-26 Croll 4 0-08 Totals 21 13-19 55 I Totals 36 17-20 89 American 28 27 55 Maryland Frosh 36 53 89 Novice Weight Test Set Tonight At 'Y' More than 40 young weightlift-ers will compete tonight (6.30 in the largest South Association A.A.U. novice if tournament ever held in Balti- more.

Athletes from seven tions will participate in the nual event at the Central 53 CARS MUST GO Within Ths Nsxt Y.M.C.A. Included is the first team ever fielded by the Bureau of Recreation. Prizes will be awarded to the 'iie Selection cf l.kieh end Colors first three finishers in the follow-! -ing weight classes: 123 pounds, jm, 148, 165. 181, 198 and heavy- weight. Three other awards will be presented to the meet's best lifters.

i In conjunction with the weight- "64 F03D for pnly; i fin a lifting tourney, a junior Mr, Maryland" will be selected from among a dozen young men. The vimly requirement in the physique is that the entrant be a teen-ager. mat vaic uuia tt ui Cf ArVioniA CtatMncnn cnrtraA 17 mm pomts to leaa xwaryvaie wa to-25 girls' basketball victory over Notre Dame yesterday at Notre Dame High School. Notre Dame varsity game, 30- a 7 10 5 1130 3 525 and the development of the game Maryvaie Notre Dame Marrrale JV M. Damt JV cms' ajtij QTO Damascus Howard Pttrnn 7 14 7 411 519 730 3 19 20 2264 24 21 IS 2089 over the last nine years.

since the year 700 A J) Forest Park 11 11 7 845.