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Evening star., 1946-10-13
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

IL ACRES, on Leesburg pike, Dranesviile,
len lent buNdiine sites. Herndon 34-J-S. ia
SI75 PER ACRE--small estate Of 5 to 40
fsres W kailroad; fs loeaeea eeas On Reate 1es
only 2z1o mile from Beallsyille, Nd; nice nice
fns eo T0Sed and valley S pays sns roaa s
. ersz, Terms. ssaa e L. MJRDocK' sH: s5S4
II f6Eas pfaTant IoAesE ss9S BUILDING SITES fertile
Montgomery County. Md soil, half way be,
Rockye and Ere nss S
erty; public schools. stores and Blue Ridge
buslines within few minutes walk. If you
really want to own a small country. place
on easy terms should suit. JOHN A.
NfaE WooDEp SDnf5 TkAef III With long 'front.'
and and Fairfax, S va; approx. Is acres. 70 in n
ssss: "a. With & FHos s'Ffp s. WALSH zs|s c9Sssn ss
BEAUfIFuL E; tHII' HoMEs1rE for small estate
wooded with large trees and bordering a
/ block from main virginia highway with
section Of nice homes and large estates;
country atmosphere, but with many city
conveniences; other .ds tracts from l too 5
eslss Este AcKEs HaSse OF r. riMBER-About $4,000
IT. of saving timber and firewood, $3.50,
IS miles from D. c. line in Prince Georges
Co., near TB, Md. HI. 1105 after pm.
ia
OVER AN ACRE in beautiful clermont,
miles from D. c., In Fairfax County,
many tall oak trees, 3O0-foot road 'front.'
tge; $500; SO down. S1s month. YER. YER.
eut Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5906.
Closed Sundays. -l3
III FAIRFAX CoUNTY-we have several
Beautiful wooded homesites, ranging from
IL to 2 acres each, very reasonably priced
TO be only miles from D. C.. $500 up,
eosy terms VERNON M. LYNCH g. SONS
ofice miles out Columbia pike. Phone
Alex. 5906. Closed Sundays -13
SO ACRES of the finest DEVELOPMENT land
in Montgomery County: adjoining Ma Manor sI
Ga. ave for ~ Of a mile; present and pro-
passed Developments in this general area
on on the blvd; win Sell for cash Or terms Or
viii trade for downtown commercial Or
ROBERT l. McKEEvER CO., Realtors,
shoreham Bldg. MA. 1850; eyes, Ho.
safio 1 caREs ACRES. mostly cleared land. on
electric line near Idyllwood, We. Real buy
Al Sb0O an acre. Call MORAN, Falls
Church s12-J-2 or pI. 1857.
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oUT-oE-Towk REAL ESTATE.

OLD 12-RooM BRICK HOUSE with little
Hsss Hsss tss1 E assss s.
aa aSick f1Ts TPsossssls Hssl Ed phila suburb cor
netian blinds; excel transp.; nr. schools;
%EsT SHs9oq PALM sfx BEacK A4tK fSfs Brick
home with adjoining studio; beautiful in
terior, tastefully furnished complete: abun-
system. aer " Only s1S,5oo: terms, or exchange
HEnE fIE TshStHp YotR V5zSePAa5TfEo IA and
FIoridas foh st Gulf Coast; fertile homesites. |
to 5 acres. fronting, or near salt water:
1ss Daat pTed as low
Session. sssH gao For " beautiful iiIustTatsd free
RoGkss s34fss 1S Trt1 nsshesda ol VII 44S4 0Si
BETWEEN SARASOTA and Venice, Flor.
da On R nvns nsT Veins sas 9n rus
sssins shai idesl for additiennaai cottages fTSs
f,ms soH 115 Ge[eS espreT eTi'fr sSo "f's
home. Near Farmville. Va. Bargain. Box
FffIoRipa. ff1M CORAL GABLEs-New corner
house. completely furnished. bedroomas,
poo pe0cy seasSaii eall ME. Esna5 S544. to pm
TEafnakf riEaf foT famous s baytona 800 choice lots
in one group. Can be sold d Separatey ,ep add az
IL E Sfs RJ6TE
g5sal5 gshAI11 sne eesF Rf'r4so {4so n: Z: ave: ny
FIoRISH2s FIeT GS2 acres in south END @ Of West
4Ss v M0s saehsnss Hs to1
P5sgfffftkkN PF5ssffkkN saoRT aI sR REAL ESTATE. city and
value homes thereon; few beautiful river
and bay fronts some choice trss lots lots Won
PRETTYMAN, Exmore. virginia.
RUST REAL ESTATE: 2,1s7 acres, known
as the Sycamore Island plantation, with
ssyera sere IN amber and wooded sS land
acres acres clear land; 100000. with one-third
oSs acres so9 on Roys Ess 5ohP T Marshall high
a mss nden South Xa of s12SG9 Eindsn
Service Service Station with large two-story
sSild1ps b. nts Z 9tie ss5oS nSrh OF Toms Brook on
on No. II, shenandoah Valley pike, known
all furniture with deal; miles out OF
winchester, Va; $4,000 with one-third
cattle, farming equipment on No. IL
shenandoah Valley pike, $4,000.
overlooking the Shenandoah River, 1 mile
west Of strasburg; 7.room residence so
80 acres on the Shenandoah River; barn
and other outbuildings; ga miles west OF
Front Royal. Va: S12,500.
il acres of rolling land on No. 55
highway, within 3 miles of Front Royal
Va; price. $4,000. ,, -.
land, large Groom residence in good con.
dition, near Bentenyille. Va: will sell
with clear title at $1,000. CLAUDE L.
RUST, 306 s.. Royal ave, Front Royal,
Va. Phone 124
Evening star., 1946-10-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

0OSlNeSS SN0I6Ns 10N -
4IOO BLOCK BLADENsBURG RD;. coImaar naI
263. 20: presently consists Of detached os1 home
with s rooms and bath; ideal Tor CONVEX, /.
sion into any type OF business; on M mag g
!h9roqshts1Ms: TRo n BgEERssrRN gEsssas z ~ CO..
st. NV, ME- $500. Washington's Complete
sss Essats sT NW Nns'isHHtaGgnm NHag MIST
4.story, modern and compact ofice bldg. !;
ideal for private organization, professionai
use etc; priced for immediate sale; loSatesH tes1
pm GHo nast n rfsNsERiS CO. I4i5
g1sse ANb HsiI ksssts SIS NWist commercial
row brick: vacant suitable for conversion ies ion
into. private Or professional omces; iocatsd
the hear. OF the msdsa CENTER ca pFesa M
a0I pma nou Leo ' NJ BERNsTEiN g. CO. 14i5
* st. NV. NE; 800; Washinston's Com
esssN Efa H9E Essats
tive 4-story brick with large store on hrst
floor with possession; ofhce on second moor,
two apts abooe building wv Us snow 1sk ssle
Washington's Complete Real Estate 1nsti-
s 18Th AND H SITS. N.E.-2-story brick build
ing consisting of ofice and apts. above:
utass susness fSs Ssaabs ioe.r IN
on todays market. Call I'll pm. LEO
M. BERNSTEIN q CO., .1415 K st. NV.
Me 540O. Washington's Complete Real
aist ist'e AND s''tpT r SIS. N.w.-a-story brick
building. containing store and apts.; good
monthly income; on heavily travelled street;
$S2, 800; terms. call n Pm. LEO NJ y.
54O0. Washington's Complete Real Estate
iass'isG iaso 18th ST. N.w.-Larss detached dwell
ine suitable for nonproht org.nization;
$500 per month. Call Mr.: Ruppert, SHAN
National 2345, Ia
Isl CoMMERCIAI, 8 apts. and store. on
colorado Bldg. Butte SOB. For appoint
ment, call DI. 1851. Ewes. Du. 67o4.
END COMMERCIAL, near Va. ave. and
25th st.; n;w-oysr 1000 sa. IT,. good
s.s s. &, NV; t.. xog r., ST. 81: s.:.oQsc,1 ss,1
ssfsss. pxvlD Z BARRY MS. SSiaS SSiaS.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

NEW YORK AVE. N.E.-Will build ware
house to suit tenant, for rent or sale. on
lot about sox155 with 3o-ft; alley in rear; #
ROTH. Woodward Bldg, Ma. 1896. Ia
4I9 n. J. AVE. N.W.-2-story and base.
commercial building, 20xl27 IT.; store
retail tire store for many years. Vacant.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st.
WWxREHoUSE, rear of eo3 E st. NV: 4
floors and elevator: approximately 5000
sq. it. Call MR.. G., MA. 1895. Ia
FOR RENT, 5000 So. #. of fireproof ware
house space; in me-; for one year; rela-
lively dead storage only. Ho. 5540 after
Evening star., 1946-10-13
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WANTED WAREHOUSE SPACE, will rent
able Tor ofice and shop facilities of me-
cfanical service dept: prefer 1st floor in
centrally located building. convenient to
sary. Phone Mr.. Wilson, SEARS RoEBuCK
& CO., NO. 6543. 10
WAREHOUSE or shop space Of approx;
mately 5000 50. it. for November and
December. Any location 1st floor with
trucking facilities preferred. TIE. O299: -
WAREHOUSE, large garage or store room,
for cabinet shop. Box 176-M. Star. ID.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

SWAP 5 ACRES NEAR SEATTLE. WASH,
for any kind Of lot or car or small move
able house, Bog Box l8S,M; ; Star,
location, prewar rents, exchange for small
building. 100000 cash required. Box
29S-L, Star.
ern garage and showroom building, con-
tanning approximately 10000 So. Il. CT
floor space. with approximately 5000 SO.
most any business, located in one of best
sections of Wilson blvd. For further in
formation call your broker or WO. 1903.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

PRIVATE CITIZEN INVESTOR wishes to
buy buildins on Conn. ave. or e ,,,, 81 NV, NV;
s75, 900. more or less. Box 491-K; Star.
/ HAVE an t-of-town client with about
SIS, 900, 600 cash who will invest IN one
p-oject, apt. house or business property.
or win buy several small properties. Please
let me know Immediately what you nave
for a quick cash sale. Call Grogan'
CLIENT SEEKS to invest upward OF SIoO,- :
900 cash Property must show ADEQUATE IN,
come and be in good condition brokers >
Southern Bldg. Ma. 2O14. In
Evening star., 1946-10-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

Ist COMMERCIAL LOTS. about 20xlo0. in
su s9SE oSssi0n %snr,Td p Sas G NM hA oE sss ys M
1000 SO. FT., End commercial. all indus
trial suitable for dry cleaning plant with
aATHWIG GE. 1866: res, WI. 1860. Is
WANTED TO RENr-1.OO0 So. it. of 2nd
comm. space, suitable for model makers
No 16Ol ewes 16h
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LOTS WANTED.

/ PAY Cash Tor lots in Or nearby
Col oRED-I AM m THE MARKET ioI
lots reasonably priced, in and aronno IE
Washington. Call MIR. SPAULDINGs NJ
O0S6, 8 am. to pm.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

ners in city, located at 18th and K
sts. n.w.-4 stores. six apartments, one
block from proposed Star Building: un-
ground floor display space, 2ox135 feet.
Exclusive with SENATE REALTY CO,
Realtors, 1109 Eye st. NV, Elk. 3270.
Office omen until 2 p.m SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
ACREAGE WANTED.

VETERANS GROUP-Needs lots. Q to
acres for building project; close in Silver
Spring area; direct from owner. Call
WOULD LIKE TO BUY from / to 8 acres
on hard road. not over 15 miles from D; c.
Box 2O7-M Star
Evening star., 1946-10-13
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

GEO. n. WILLIAMS CO.-Ga. ave. near
ing about 10000 So. It. of floor space:
approx. IA It. ceiling; bldg. can be added
to with 4 additional stories. Kopit, Elk.
S535 DC SS3 Ia
Evening star., 1946-10-13

KIRKSIDE, Chevy Chase, Md:-ExceHent
lot 8Ox125 IT.; on high elevation. Price,
s2;s5Sf; Roef Creek Hills, Kensinston parkway,
above Saul road. lot s0x180 IT. Price,
cheverly, Md. on Kilmer DR.; Tood%sd %
THoS. b. WALSH. INC. s15 11th st. NV.
DI 1857. --------
COLORED-DETACH. OR DUPLEX house
lots; close in Arlington. S2.50o each os6 5DW;
cCSiuRED-IOOO BLOCK 4Sth ST. NE.
near Sheriff rd.)-Beautiful double @ lnt'
5Ox125: cash or terms. Call kEYsioNE'
Ma 1854
Evening star., 1946-10-13
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH FOR D. c., Md. and Va. houses
and nearby farms and approved End
Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 till pm. Brokers.
Will Will BuY DIRECT from owner-Residence
or business property. Save commission.
Box 23-M, Star. Id.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BUSTNESS 7FKOPENtf FVN WHIT.
OWNER WILL BUILD. to suit reliable ten
ants l fioor. 1900 So; IT: or 2 aoors' T
NV. loca ion. ROBERT MORGAN q CO.,
VIII of1 fB11iLD TO SUIT TENANT on lot
9Ox26O IT., very desirable Georgia ave.
location, especially suitable for super mar
ket. L II. coLLDqEMAN. GE: s512. -, -,
retail and Wholesale location, adjacent
sears, Roebuck and Giant Super Markst:
5000 "a. II. 1st door, loading platform;
usable for ofices. department store. mer.
chsndising. showrooms. etc. Cress ventila.
ticn, open all sides. WIN furnisn TO- suis
ready fpr occuDaney. LouIs BuRIAN'
&k. 110y. -
Evening star., 1946-10-13
INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

ABOUT 10000 SO. FT., 9Th 57s It., on
railroad, at about 6Oc IT. or an offer;
would advise an immediate call. Call
Grogan, SANDOz. INC. DU. 1884. IL
Evening star., 1946-10-13

KENSINGTON, MD.-2.55 acres, with 1g5
able; ii blk. from bus line; close tc
schools, churches, stores; price is s4.75O
Potomac Hunt Club section-3.s6 acres
Country club, in an established eommu.
nifty of fine homes; price $500.
miles from D. C. line-4S acres oi
high rolling land. partly wooded; with
long frontage on paved rd; $500 per acre
e. M FRY, INC, 724O Wisconsin ave.
Bethesda, Md WI. 6740.
COLORED-e5 ACRES cut-over timber
truck farming or subdivision: located be.
tween Laurel. Nd and Baltimoss. Cal
chsr1ss MY $3.50 @ ssis Iaso gss biyd
Riverdale. Md.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
D. C., Md. and Va. Prompt service at
lowest rates. From $500 to $1,000. LUS-
nj 6QQh
Evening star., 1946-10-13

HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.
HUNTERS WANTED; Central Pennsylvania: {:
private camp and guide: small game, bear,
DUCK BLIND PRIVILEGES, best shooting
Potomac River: SS5. Apt. sos. 1901 Mass.
q n
Evening star., 1946-10-13

CALVERT COUNTY WATER FRoNTS-3O
acres: modernized home: 1000 It. 'front.'
age on beautiful st. Leonard Greek:
$4,000, option of buying additional land.
Splendid retirement farm, boating, fishing,
bathing and gorgeous setting.
~ acres: house, barn: "A mile Of
Patuxent River frontage. Fertile soil and
10 acres and small house with riparian
rights on Patuxent River. All for So, 500,
Many other shore properties on river
CO... Prince Frederick, Md. Phi. 1O6-J-5.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

STORES FOR SALE.
FROZEN FOOD SHOP, approximately $16.-
900 cash; only good will plus stock; two
people can handle: easy hours. Box 451-
Evening star., 1946-10-13
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN,~.Downtown. near 4th
today and save a long lu5l; This propsTts
Is lands ssal ID bargain Re 62lS ro1d
suitable for warehouse or factory site;
165-ft. frontage on 3. & o. Railroad; So
per So; #. For details call Mr, Raymond,
RA. 1924, with FRANK s. PHILLIPS, 927
18th st. NV. DI. 14I1, Ia
ABOUT 10000 SO. FIT. industrial ground
in D. c., on B. ~ o. Railroad, reasonable.
A. M. ROTH, woodward Bldg. Ma. 1886.
JUST OFF NEW YORK AVE. .N.E.-About
15,oo9 So it. ot paved commercial aa
.o9M. S2 per M r. .aa or will Lease A. M ROTH
On xH RxfLRoAp % at M FANS sgST Church, Va, about
$4,000 g; +; of land with frame ware
bungalow. Price about $4,000. LOUIS
F PiesH SHOEMAKER l7ls x st, NV. MA.
ON OR NEAR RAILROAD, Alexandria sec
ton, Rapidly deyelopins area with public;
Or large sites PEiess s5 to 50 ssn.S pc per
1719. K st. NV MA. 1166.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available
zoned Industrial: both in D. c. and nearby
MARYLAND small or large acreage; long OF
s9SrttsTm term 1ease EEsLEs Fm ZEN
Evening star., 1946-10-13

end COMMERCIAL, 2 blocks west Of Conn.
ave on L ST. n.w.-3-story brick bldg, 25
#. wide, 2,365 So. IT, In the lot; alley In
rear.
On Goth st. near NJ n.w-3,5s0 So. It.
lot 25x140 to wide alley, BOSS n
PHELPS, MA $500, 1417 K st. NV. Eve
nings. call Mr.. MeaseH. DI. 0705. IA
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14
Three Veterans Return
To Duke Athletic Staff

DURHAM, March 10 - Three
members of the Duke Athletic De-
partment have returned from SER
vice in the armed forces to reas-
sumo positions at the University
which they held before. the war.
H. M. (Re0 Lewis has taken
over as cross country and assistant
track coach; Robert ]. Montfort
will serve as assistant trainer and
track coach; and Dayton Dean has
reassumed his position as Business
Manager of Athletics.
Lewis, one of the greatest cross
country stars ever to perform at
Duke, was a member Of the Ath-
letic staff as cross country and
freshman track coach for several
years before entering the Army in
December 1912. Montfort, following
graduation from Duke, served as a
member Of the physical education
staff from 1871 through May, 1912.
Dean was a member Of the Duke
baseball varsity in 1880 when he
was graduated from the University,
and he returned next year as bust
ness manager Of athletics.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14
BONUS ROCKIES
GET BIG CHECKS
Mexican League Is Not Only
Organization Tossing
Pesos Around
BY JACK HAND

TAMPA, Fla, March 1871
Florida is bullying at the seams
with high-priced rookie talent blu,
Freshman Bobby Brown Of the New
York Yankees appears to carry the
top dollar tag.
President Larry MacPhail won't
say how much he paid the young
Californian to sign on the dotted
line. He wouldn't even say he
was paid anything. 1t was the gen.
eral belief that the check was
between $685. 900 and $45, 900. During
the winter the New York Giants
repeatedly made a $4,000 offer,
admitting they had little chance
Of lifting the outfielder.
Cincinnati has a couple OF young.
sters cashing fancy bonus checks
in third basernan Grady Hatton
and First Baseman Ted Kluszew.
ski. General Manager Warren Giles
admitted he paid the highest bonus
money in the history of the Ma.
tional League when he signed Hat.
ton, an EXCL from the University
of Texas. Hatton, CORNER Greens.
boro ORD star, was reliably re.
ported to have picked up SIS, OOS,
with Kluszewski the Indiana Uni
versity football star, pegged only
a little bit lower.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14

center marks the third time he has
made the team. His So points
against Rhode Island State during
the 1944-45 campaign still stands
as the Gardens all-time high.
Coaches who participated in the
voting were Clair Bee of LIU,
Howard (Jake) Cam Of NYU, Nat
Holman of CCNY, Joe Lapchick oil
St. Johns and John Honey) Rus.
sell Of Manhattan. Ned Irish, Gar
den executive vice-president and
basketball director, and the writer
also named teams.
The team also included Bob Kur.
LAND, seven-foot center from the
Oklahoma Aggies who was a re.
serve on the two previous teams
Milo Komenich, Wyoming center;
George Kok, Arkansas center, and
Harry Donovan, Muhlenberg guard.
The quintet averages six-foot-seven
plus.
Donovan, six-foot freshman who
tailed "a points against St. Francis
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14
BY ROBERT MOORE

LEXINGTON, Va, March 13.-
|P)-Memo to Clark Shaughnessy,
the ''T'' formation master and back
with his little bag of gNdiron tricks
at the University of Maryland:
That pesky old 'T' you've been
brewing isn't nearly as effective as
the old reliable single wlngback
formation. The boys who think SO
well of the single wing are begin
ming to get your number defensive
ly.
Who says so? Allison I.
(Pooley) Hubert, drawing, pipe
smoking head coach at Virginia
Military institute for a decade, who
back in the twenties scored once
and then Tipped a game-winning
touchdown pass for Alabama
against Washington in the Rose
Bowl.
''Did you notice." Hubert said,
'That all of the TT teams got lick
ed in the last major bowl games
Rose, Sugar, Orange and Cotton?"
And what about the popularity Of
the "T'' then :?
WELL" Hubert continued, 'For
one thing, it's easier to coach, and
for another, the defense didn't be-
gin catching up with it throughout
the country until the latter part
of last season. Right now, we
have four or five defenses against
the IT. and we can easily shift
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14
SNEAD, BEN HOGAN
FAVORED IN OPEN
Tough jacksonville 6,272
Course Awaits Leadings
Pros Today
By WILLIAM GOBER. JR.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 10.
|-P-Ben Hogan and Sam Snead,
who have stroked their way along
a golden trial during the winter
golfing tour, are installed as CO.
favorites in the $4,000 Jackson
vile Open tournament starti' :: to-
morrow.
The mighty little linksman from
Hershey, Pa, and the slammer
from Hot Springs, Va, have had
things pretty much their own way
in recent weeks. They came in
one-two in the $4,000 St. Peters
burg open and the $500 Miami
international four-ball. and Ben
yesterday collected SECOND money
in the Seminole tournament aat
West Palm Beach.
It's a beat-up. brassy-looklng
thing-this putter Of Hogan's. But
for all the cash the club has brought
him, its head might be gold and
it's shaft gem-studded. Chiefly by
his wizardry around the greens,
Ben won the St. Petersburg open
five strokes out in front. On the
seth green at Miami last Sunday,
he canned a 20-footer to take
first money for his team.
Snead also is at the top OF his
game. He admits he's never play
ed better golf and is out to reap
all the winnings he can this year.
The long-hitting pro annexed tne
Jacksonville Open last year with
a 22-under par 266 for the 72-hole
event.
The fairways of Brentwood
Course here are wide and tlat'
paying big dividends to a long
driver. but trickey sands around
the greens make orthodox approacln,
shots hazardous at times. The ban
may roll on or it may plop dead
Byron Nelson of Toledo, king
pin of the money players last year.
| is passing up the tourney here be
cause he admittedly is "over-golt'
ed" He will resume competitive
play in the Masters at Augusta
April At. >.
Among the amateurs, 22-year-oie
AL Besselink, bus boy at ST
Petersburg hotel, is considered .
threat. He made an impressive
showing in the St. Petersburg
lOpen, carding a seven-under-pa1
66 in the initial round.
Eighteen holes will be played
daily tomorrow through Sunday
Par over Brentwood's 6,272-yarc
Layout is Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14

of Brooklyn, is the only player I'M
der six-seven. Like Mikan, kur-
land and Komenich are seniors.
Kurlan scored 10 points against
LIU in the Garden, Komenich made
q against LIU and Kok IA as his
Razorback mates dropped 63-62
decision to NYU. Taking the five
giants collectively, they rolled up
liz points IN the Garden this sea-
son.
Bees team would include fifth
center, Don Often, elongated Bowl
ing Green star who is two lncnes
shy of seven feet. Often made Il
points at the expense OF Llo.
.Give me the five biggest men
possible says Bee. Il don't need
any reserves. With a team IKE
that if one guy gets hurt he won't
be missed" Such club would
average six-nine plus:
Selection Of the All-Garden team
was made after 81 regularly seized,
u Med doubleheaders which attracted
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14
Cats Leave For Tourney This Afternoon
|TForoation The Bunk
Shorts VM Grid Coach

from one to another. This will
bother the TT team, whereas using
the single wing, we are always
ready for the standard defenses.
81 could write a book on the
merits Of the single wing as op-
posed to the IT. We figure we get
better passing, first because our
tailback has a better view of the
field than the 'T' quarterback up
under the center. Our passer al
ways has three receivers-the ends
and wingback-going down and a
fourth man who is only one yard
back; the TT passer's fourth man
is four yards back"
Hubert said that when the "T'.
quarterback sends out two flank
ers, his ground attack is almost
eliminated.
HE has only one ball carrier
back there besides himself" HUI.
bert explained. "On the other hand,
we can get plenty of deception from
the single wing by sending out q
TANKER and running end gweepo
and reverses.
And another thing. Az defen.
slve linemen get more experience
and concentrate on the snap Of the
ball instead Of the man IN motion,
they are going to get whole lot
better in stopping qudck-openina
piays from the "Ts
These are just Some at the
reasons I ann sold on the single
wing-back formation over the r..
concluded Hubert, who pulled 4
sweat shirt over his head and de-
parted for the spring practice field
to put his Keydets through drills
from the single wing formation,
You can take 1t from there, Mr..
Shaughnessy
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-14
Indiana Principal Finds
Cagers Hard To Forget

sTINEsvLLE, Ind. = R = For
getting to send in the school S
entry in the annual high school
basketball championship is almost
la major offense in Indiana, noted
for its rabid basketball fans and
many topnotch teams.
After A. E. Breeder, principal OF
Stinesville High School, let the en-
try blank lie on his desk past the
deadline, a number Of the more
vigorous basketball followers II
this town demanded that he be dis
missed.