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Baltimore, Monday, THE SUN SPORTS 'May rots PAGE 20 Regan, Of Boys' Latin, Leads M.S. A. Lacrosse With 50 Points Terps' Dick Smith Takes Spotlight In Local Track DUPAS KING OF LOST ART Boxing Master To Display Talents At Civic Center M.S.A. GOLF TO CONTINUE Quarter-Finals Set Today At Mount Pleasant encing similar frustration in his quest for a title. His second chance came last year against welterweight champion Emile Griffith.

No Decision For Boxer A number of knowing boxer observers felt that Griffith might still be haunted by the memory of pummeling Benny Paret to death with his fists in his previous fight. But the Virgin Island slugger fought in his customary ag By W. LAWRENCE MIX the school record in tho discus to 154 feet. A talk with Peck Martin, supervisor of physical education for country, reveals the It took nearly the entire season, but Dick Smith, of Maryland, finally took the spotlight away from his friend and team mate Chris Stauffcr, Smith's 1.49.8 half-mile in urday's Atlantic Coast Confer- champions hips highlighted an exciting weekend that saw the Terps win its i A.C.C. crown in ten years, Maryland State and Morgan State finish 1 2 in the C.

I A. A. meet and Navy Dick Smith take fourth in the Heptagonals. The sensational by Smith was especially surprising considering the poor showing he made in the Penn Relays and the un spectacular if tactical perform-: ances Navy. the dual meet with Baltimore's hard core of track BORCZ KEEPS AREA LEAD Annapolis Shooter Total Of 56 Has By JAMES H.

JACKSOV With only one week of regular season play remaining, Boys' Latin's Ron Regan continues to pace the scoring in the Maryland Scholastic Association lacrosse play. Regan has tallied 50 points on 22 goals and 28 assists to lead all scorers in the M.S.A. and the Frivate League. Annapolis' Bruce Borcz still is the area leader with 56 points. Regan's closest competitor is Carl Ortman of St.

Paul's with ED MYERS Top independent goal-maker i- hi reasons lor tne system steady improvement in track. From a school unit that recently showed a distinct disinterest in track and field, Baltimore county suddenly has become one of the most track-conscious systems in the country. "We've come a long way in a short time," Martin admitted before the start of Friday's championship meet at Overlea. "I don't know of any unit in the country that has finer facilities than we have in Baltimore county. Eventually, every high school in the county will have all-weather, hard surface tracks and runways." Martin Enthused Martin, who permitted and be- came enthused over the county's participation in indoor track four years ago, also explained tnat many of the junior high schools By ALAN GOLDSTEIN The artistry of Ralph Dupas is as unappreciated today as a juggler working with six balls or an artist whose canvas doesn't look as if it's been trampled over by a herd of elephants.

The swarthy, curly-haired boxer who meets Denny Moyer at the Civic Center, June 17, is the last of a dying breed of gladiators who still believes that fighting is the manly art of self-defense instead of a battle of survival between two heavy-fisted oafs. He can throw a hook off three quick jabs faster than Houdini could escape from a trunk and his footwork bedazzles most of his ring rivals like Fred Astaire charming Ginger Rogers. Synthetic Champ But the Fancy Dan in the ring has become almost as extinct as the dinosaur and the dodo bird. It is somewhat ironical that after thirteen years of fighting, the 27-year-old product of New Orleans's French Quarter became the champion of a synthetic class that isn't even recognized by Ring Magazine, the boxing bible. With ring talent spread thinner than chicken in the soup at the Old Mission House, the World Boxing Association instituted the junior middleweight crown in an attempt to stimulate the dying business.

Started At 14 The crown isn't worth much in dollars and cents compared to the middleweight and heavyweight titles, but you can't put a high enough price on it for Dupas who began fighting professionally at a when most boys his age were worrying about the pimples on their faces. Ralph was a barefoot boy with cheek of tan who wandered into a gym at the age of 14 and never found the exit. His natural gift for fighting was quickly spotted by Whitey Esneault who had earlier developed Bernie Ducosen into a title contender. When he was 17 and still in high school, Dupas already had 50 fights to his credit and was one of the top-ranked lightweights. After cleaning up all of the local hotshots, "The Waltz King" was considered good enough to tackle the No.

1 ranked lightweight contender Johnny Gonsalves. When the local hero walked off with a lopsided decision, there was celebrating in the streets of New Orleans reminiscent of Mardi Gras time. But Dupas's rare boxing talents weren't appreciated outside the borders of Louisiana. His first I two appearances in New York resulted in losses to Frankie Ryff and Ludwig Lightburn. After a particularly disturbing decision, Dupas cornered one of the judges he had failed to im press.

"He didn't hit me all night," said the dejected fighter. "I know," the judge replied, "but he was trying awfully hard." Following an unsuccessful bid for Joe Brown's lightweight crown in 1958, Dupas stepped up to the welterweight class and was soon beating the likes of Vince Martinez, Caspar Ortega, Joe Miceli and Gil Turner. After hard punching Charley Scott lost for the third time to the New Orleans will o' the wisp, his manager inquired: "Why didn't you hit him?" And Scott dryly replied, "Dad, are you sure he was in there?" Dupas, however, was experi This fans and figure filberts went to.nw have goou runways lor eau- yp'cational purposes. "We don't have tracks at these gressive style and won a unanimous, if unpopular decision in Los Angeles. "If the fight had been in Europe, I know I would have won," Dupas said bitterly.

"How do you score a fight?" he asked the reporters who had expected to do the questioning. "I'm a boxer, no slugger. Boxing is the name of the game, but it doesn't seem to mean a thing." Money A Problem Although he has fought over 10 battles, Dupas hasn't been able to gain financial security. Like most fighters who knew little of the niceties of life when he was young, he has squandered his money like Scrooge on Christmas Day. In 1961, Dupas filed for bankruptcy, claiming he owed his creditors more than $12,000 He listed among his assets a $3,000 cabin cruiser and a $244 set of encyclopedias, on which there was still $141 due.

But now most of the old bitterness and frustration is gone. Dupas is champion of a class nobody cares about. But to Ralph it means everything. It's the end of a long, long dream. Car Driver Killed Midland, Texas, May 12 One sports car driver was killed today in the Midland Rattlesnake sports car races.

David Fawcett, 34, six-year veteran of sports car racing, was killed. Week's Align work yesterday and came with the following information: Smith's 1.49.8 naturally is the best by a State athlete this season, the best ever by a Mary- lander, best of 1963 in the East, among the top five in the country, an A.C.C. and a University of Maryland record. How Does He FFeel? The school record probably was the most important for coach Jim Kehoc. It was his record of 1.50.7, carried for 23 years, that was dispatched into How did he feel? "I felt good about it," Kchoe answered.

"It was just a matter of time before Smith broke it. I i I fr' i I I VA 40 points. Boys Latin has only field game this scason( but does Gilman to play on Friday andnot yet sha up as a worth foe St. Paul's has only its game tne Wolfpack. with Friends, also on Friday on A University club win woud bc the schedule.

'an upset, although it has such McDonogh's Andy Beath is as Jerry Schmidt, Buddy top goal scorer with 31, while Beardmore, Bruce Duffany and Barry Stott of Friends is the top; Mickey Webster, feeder with 33 assists There just doesn't figure to be City's Bobby Bank is the depth.in.ciass to outscore scorer the Public League withthe Bob Schlengcr-Buzzy Budnitz-twenty-seven pomts on fourteen George Bovnton Fritze Waidner-goals and thirteen assists. Jstjjoe Scivold-Mickey DiMaggio, and three better than Warren Demp-s0 and that comprise the 5ey. of Poly, who has thirteen goals jMount Washington power. I've been waiting for it for twoiQQ years. It's nice to have one of! 220-Yard Dash-Jim named, doub- 1 i la-ss.

22.0. your Own boys do it. 440-Yard Malbert Brown, "It was a sensational Patrick. Ken-ance," Kehoc recounted proudly, wood. 1.56 4.

1 1 Mile Run Dave Patrick, Kenwood. Smith and Jerry Stuvcr, of North '4 242 Carolina, stayed together through a 54.5 quarter but 011 the turn, U'd-Yard Hieh Hurdles Howard 1 ir Kline. Dundalk. 14.9. Did your car hit winter's chuckholes, icy ruts and snow-hidden curbs if so, you may Car Service Offen and nine assists.

Scott Best In County Dick Scott cl Towson is the topi scorer in the Baltimore County loop with twenty-eight points on1 eleven goals and seventeen assists. Ed Myers, of Glen Burnie, is the top goal scorer in the independent ranks with 26. He completed his season on Friday. M.S.A. Private Scoring M.mi Krhnnl Oa.

Go. As Pt TJpesn. Bnvs' atin 11 22 ortman si rm Stott. Friends JO Pfd'h, McDnnrun 10 McCarty. Trends J9 Brese.

Bt. Paul's 12 Thomas. Both' Latin 12 Graham. Severn 11 FlanaKan. St.

Paul s. 12 Falter. Friends 10 25 ft 31 20 16 24 13 11 25 3 39 J3 33 3o; 11 27 2 27 M.S.A. Public Scoring smim JUSl IOOK On anu Opened I up a lo-yard lead. Termed 'Fantastic' "His last 330 was just fantastic and when I looked at my watch, I figured I had messed up somewhere." Smith, a graduate of Parkville High, has been fighting complications from a cold ever since a fine effort in the Florida Relays.

Despite a 1.52.6 against North Carolina April 10, Smith appeared tired and run down. Kchoe was reminded that Smith "did not look good in the Penn Rebus where the Terps were Sporis Calendar RACING Pimliro, post time of first nice, 1.30 P.M. COLLKCK BASEBALL Lebanon Yallev at Western Man land, 3 P.M. PREP BASEBALL Polv vs. Carver, Druid Hill Park, 3.45 P.M.

PR El' GOLF M.S.A. championship, quarterfinal round, Mount Pleasant. 1 P.M. COLLEGE TENNIS American at Western Marvland. 3 P.M.

PREP TENNIS Mt. St. Joe at Patterson, 3.1.') P.M. STICK STREAK GOESONLINE University Club Hopes To Halt Mount Washington By EDWARD C. ATWATER Those who feel that the Mount I Washington Lacrosse Club's streak can be broken at seventeen straight will be on hand at Norris Field Saturday.

That is when the University Club, formed this year in a move weakened tne otner clubs in town, visits the home of the iWolfpack to decide the national 'club title. Won Box Loop Title The new team, which won the Maryland Box Lacrosse League title last summer without a loss, Viqo run tnimirfr fmii rnc in tlio Navy Can Clinch Crown In college play, unbeaten Navy, a witn a streak of seventeen can clinoh the crown by beating the University of Baltimore at Annapolis Saturday. The Middies can do no worse than tie since they have only one other game left (against Army June 1 at Annapolis) and all other competitors have at least two losses. II Dick Webster received the cieore D. Penniman 3d trophy as the best Hopkins midfielder of the season.

0 A record for the latest start of a lacrosse season in history in a udjf mien liic niuidpuua v-iuu makes its first field appearance against Catonsville L.C. at Ca-iJjtonsvillc. Collegiate record of divisions in- 1 vol vine State teams: ATLANTIC W. Pet 1.000 Win .770 .700 .714 .571 .000 Pet .600 Nav Marvland ft Hopkins 6 Rutsers 7 Balto. 5 Army 4 Virginia 4 iDuke .0 SOUTHERN Wash Collese.

w. 7owson Wash. Lee i- .4 Si .333 uompieiea season. 0 This week's schedule for State teams: Tomorrow 3PM Wednesday-Virginia. -Penn State at Maryland.

Washington College Saturday Honklns at Marvland. 2 30. Balto. U. at Navy.

2.30. University Club at Mt. Washington. 2.30. Balto C.

at Navy Plebes. 2 30. Archer And Zalazar In New York Fiht New York. May 12 (M Boxing rtfttiirnn in A emu Cruiif a r.mv den Sa(urd after a Mseven.vvock ff he drcus Jhe Garden.s mm weight bout between Joey Archer, New York and Vjctor zar of Argentina, is one of the best on a slim program for the week Archer, ranker! No 7 amontt tho middleweight contenders by the World Boxing Association, has lost only once in 35 pro starts. Because of injuries, retirements and trouble in getting opponents, Archer will be making only his ninth appearance in the last four years.

Zalazar can't match Archer's 34-1 record but he shows a creditable 30-9-1 mark for 40 pro starts. He hasn't fought in the United States since he was stopped by Gonzales on March 20, m. Gonzales, incidentally, is the only man to beat Archer. lie did it June 23, 1962 but lost a 10-round rematch last August 25. Both Archer and Zalazar have si.

Louis win nave a unique hotel boxing show for the Teamsters Union Monday night with Archie Moore's light heavyweight, Allen Thomas, of Chicago, meeting Sixto Rodriguez, of San Francisco. Baltimore Cub POLICE HERRING RVN ah 2 0 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 worth Sm.th 2 2 2' p.ji cr.iani 4 2 3 Firrr Ii 5 2 1 i Pifrtiafi'e 3 3 2 1 Eiar.aiiftti 13 0i invi" 0 10' Huo-on S'arrit 'acic 3 3 3 1 1 1 I 0 3 0 1 Porre 3 I 3 Sac --1111 Hemler 2 2 1' 25 25 17 1 Totals a H'arrl Mrra 1 0 0 17 1 0 Front End vame school ca. go. a ptvjthese Darts is due to be set Sun- The quarterfinals of the Maryland Scholastic Association golf championships, and a very important M.S.A. Division II baseball game highlight today's prep sports slate.

The golf competition gets underway at Mount Pleasant at 1 P.M. with Sam Spear, of City, playing Ken Hemsley, of Dunbar, and Mel Rifman, of City, the defending champion playing Jimmy Ball, of Loyola, in the first foursome. The second foursome, set to get underway about 15 minutes later, finds Bruce Whitaker, of Loyola, meeting John Carroll, of St. Joe, and Tom Polvinale, of Calvert Hall, playing Dick Sullivan, of Poly. The big baseball game find Poly meeting Carver at Druid Hill Park in a game that can give the Engineers a tie for first in the Division II race.

Calvert Hall, currently leads the pack with a 9-and-l record, while Poly is right behind with an 8 and 1 mark. Carver is currently 1 and 8 on the year. The schedule: Golf M.S.A Championship, quarterfinal round. Mount Pleasant, P.M. Baseball Poly vs.

Carver, Druid Hill Park. 3.45 P.M. Tennis St. Joe at Patterson, 3.45 P.M. Loyola Quint Cites Bowling Green Pair Chicago, May 12 liP Bowling Green today placed two players on the all-opponent team picked by Loyola university, national collegiate basketball champion.

Selected from the Falcons, who dealt the Ramblers one of two defeats in 31 games last season, were Howard Komivcs and Nate Thurmond. Rounding out the team were Ron Bonham, of Cincinnati, which lost to Loyola in the title game; Dave Stallworth, of Wichita, and Eddie Miles, of Seattle. Second team selections were Art Heymnn, Duke; George Kirk, Memphis State; Dave Eiickson, Marquette; Flynn Rohinson, Wyoming, and Manny Newsome, Western Michigan. Cincinnati took honors as the best team Loyola played last season in the voting announced by Coach George Ireland. Voting for the best-coached team ended in a three-way tie among Mississippi State (Babe McCarthy), Sauta Clara (Dick Garibaldi), and Wichita (Ralph Miller).

He) man, Jean Evans Gain Teague Awards Chapel Hill, N.C., May 12 Wv-Art Heyman, of Duke, and Jean Evans, of Belton, S.C., are winners of the 1962 Lewis E. Teague Memorial Awards. Selection of the Duke basketball star and the 17-year-old South Carolina tennis champ was announced today by Jesse E. Jcrni-gan, chairman of the awards I committee. A ballot by sports writers and sportscasters of North Carolina land South Carolina determined i winners of the awards, given each year to the top male and female amateur athletes in the two states.

The awards will be presented May 21 at a banquet to be sponsored by the Raleigh Junior Chamber of Commerce. Runners-up for the awards were Ed Spencer, North Carolina State College swimmer, and Lutay Lindgren, Charlotte, also a swimmer. Miss Evans ended the three-year reign of Marge Burns, of Greensboro, a golfer. Heyman succeeds another basketbnll player, Len Chappell. of Wakel Forest, as winner of the male' award.

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3R.7. I hich in this case was the end John Relitza raised the A.C.C. zone, pole vault record to 15-5U and; "This discourages a team from Olaf Drozdov, before flying back playing the kind of game that to Maryland to participate in the made pro football so popular," spring football game, increased says Dallas Coach Tom Landry. Brakes Check Repack Front schools," he stated, "but we arc able in our physical education classes to teach starts, the Hurdles and all of the field events. "Crosscountry is a required course in the fall with the seventh and eighth graders running miles and the ninth graders running 2 miles." Unquestionably, the junior high nrnoram will have a great effect on senior high coaches who will ho nh to concentrate on un provcm'ent instead of fundamen- tal teaching.

Here arc the leading high school performers in the Metropolitan Baltimore area: iso-Yard Low Hurdles Howard Kline. Dundalk. 20.2. 440-Yard Relay Catonsville. 441.

RHO-Yard Relay Dundalk, 1.32.1. Mile Relay Poly. 3.28.1. Sholput Byron Davis, City. 48-4.

Discus Alan Michel. 152-3'i. HiBh Jump Tim Harris, Towson, Hole Vault John Collins, Poly, and Km 11 Kot.ik, Brooklyn Park. 12 feet, BroHrt Jump Alex Jefferson. Forest Park.

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