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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-01-24
Sideline Topics

the Seattle Chicks in the girls basketball league
right they're ahead of three teams plus u W. Goods tied
with the Chicks but notch below alphabetically This writing
Shire who shooting brides eagles in
Association AC
difference between Cathay
"a squads is like might and day" Shg NIu
mentioned avishly Springfield College Nass)
gained distinction aStar Seattes
congrats Taag
highly successful second annual Northwest Nsei Classic
Wnchelng; George Naito, the exBroadway High grid
star, doing n town..
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-01-24

Before the NVCspOnsOred leagues started this coni
went out on the limb TO Pick TOkuda Drug Class A. Lotus e
curry Class and High Girls 10 win the diadn in their
respective divisions
quick glance at the standings - reveals Tokua
Drug second to Cathay Post and Meruv and High
school top in girls
Now the three teams will be nice enough capture their
titles, this cOlumnist viii be very much happy
The season, however, from finished ANYTHING can han,
between and April
Cathay quite tough Tokuda Drug find
M tht on too The South End Reds ready either
The teams colapses The qine figure 10 place in
Cur estimation.
In The championship chase the Chinese Comets
hras are fighting hard TO climb aboard e Victory wagon
And in The Girls title struggle, the WIGS, Betty
Andrews and Naoko Hasegawa line putting up
powerful stand to stay HIGH School.
BE hand for the final championship battles sometime
or
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-01-24
sNGBo STANDINGS
Results in Brief

Ioklda Drug 4. Hnb's
Chine Import 3. Marthas Beau
Shop |
TaEano Studio 2. Toda's
Franks JeWelr > Mobile ,
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Miss TcrGo. big Ten" leader, n =
on all-Spare game ND TO the ter :
frame when she turlcycdout
In other matches, Takano StuS7
and ToGa's OptometristS finisti7d
cven-stevcn, %, anG China Imp
81 Export shared n 81 decisi 2
from MartEa's Beauty Shop In to
C. I. 81 E.-Martha's tilt, Mary y
gasawa of Martha's wound up wiz
q 1872
Tho results follow:
TOKUDA (D-Hidaka 4zq. Vol -
y1ma 374, Hirano 451, Imayana -
ia SOC, Furuta 472: HAB'S OF
Chinn 449. r. Chinn 1923, Hidesi I o.
ma BIT, Dummy 800, Sims $40.
CHINA IMPORT Tsuchit 70
wa 404, IIirai 398, Yamaguchi $50
Hamano Ais, Numoto 449, MA
THA'S O-Miki Nagasawa 81
Oki 1924, F.. Ishi'Sawa 981, M Ishi-
kawa 397, Mary Nagasawa 459.
TAKANO STUDIO (2)-Kawaglf =,
chi 438, Shimizu 1888, Konishi 4"%1
d. Kodama 1866, Yamamoto 4i0:
TODAS OF. Suzuki 399, N. K -
dara $50, Kagayama 300, Dol 3ap,
Sanico 308, Dummy 40.
FRANKS (2)-Young 1896, Sax r-
nashi 342, Kitayama Ali, Lew AZ.
Terao 487; MOBILE Only
motto 1863, IIirata 272. Iga 319, NJ
gal 1872, Maruhashi 418.
In other series, 7th Ave. Ser-
vice beat Kashiwagi's, 81, and NJ
sci Recreation drew with Nh
Drug, %. In the draw mater
Suyeo Noritake and Joe Tamura ~
Nisei Rec and Sab Tsuboi and T'eds
Higsshi of Main Drug scored 3d.
plus series. Noritake's mark-GD
was a $50.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE

TAX KuWahara, 25, Jameson, Greg !;
Mary S, Ikeda, 90 TOO 10Th Ave.
George L. Ono, "a, ST. Louis, Mo.
Helen Y. Ono 81, 212 18th Ave. S.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-01-24

Profitin3 on the Northwest Times
two Victories over seeond-place In
.ernatioasl Realty, Karikomi In
surance hiked its lead in the City
Merchants League to six games last
Thursday night in Main Bowl. Ka-
rikoni's. powered by Tom Hid3ka's
$40 and Pancho Nakashima's 523,
dealt 81 blow to Jackson Gro
eery. One of Iidaka's games was
a $50 Kerry Yasunobu also of
Karikomi's socked a 2O4.
The realty five was felled by
Northwest Times twice in their
series. principally because TAX Asa
ba wrapped a 2O2 in a high 574
series.
Shig 5umioka gave TaG's Gar
dening another thrill when he laid
he tenpins low for a $50 series
which included a 22O and q 237 as
the gardeners tripped Main St
Service, to 0. Hajime Hirata of
,he losers had a 504, and Mas Shi-
buya Of Tad's. a SOS.
The results fo..oW:
I&ARIHOAiI 81 Nai-ashima
523, Yasuuobu 483. Holiuchi 504,
HiGaka $40 Tadl 498: JACKSON
GROCERY dix gamatsu 482. T.
IJakata 448, B. IIakata 494, Tujimo-
10 AT, IhGshi 496
7IH AVE. SERVICE ;3)-Ideta
443, Hirai 461. Mizuki All, Shiota
403. Y Tainura 424; KASHIWAGI
D-HiTahayashi 446, Nishitani $50.
H. NakGshina 427. Hayashi 1888,
Kanemori 416. .
TAD'S (D-Sumioka 639, Aoki
500. Mizuhata 366. M. Sh.buya SIS,
Katayoma 438; MAIN ST. SER
VICE (O)--Tsuji 450 Osawa 408, H.
HiraUa 504, o. Elirata 343, Hama
saki 456.
NI5EI RECREATION (2)-Oku-
DO 453, j. Uno 453, T. Uno 449. j.
Tamura 500, Noritake $50; MAIN
DRUG (2)-Suyama ago, Higashi
532. Nishimura 469 Shimizu ATS,
Tsuboi 535.
N. w. TIMES (2)-Ful.ei SGT, Sal
Iii 437, Soejima 432. Tanabc 1893,
A S b STA; INTERNATIONAL
REALTY 2)-Segimoto 524, Tsu-
chikawa 48l, Yokoyama 432, Nomu-
"a 469. F. Takagi AL.
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Results i'm Brief

Eorikomi 3. Jackson Grocery l
It'll Ave. Service 8 Kasliwosis 1
lads tdening 4, Main St Ser
vice 0
Nisei Recreation >. Main Drug
N " Times ,. International Realty
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Rel nayanag.,a win have sol -
thing to tslk about when she tai
her "Trip to California CRY shori
She rolled a SOC st.ies which G.
sisted Of a 192. a III ana a 14O
her ToA-,da DRUG squad, paoe-se
ters in the SNCBO Seattle N
Girls Bowling Organi7atioD bian
ed Habs Sporting Goods, 4 to
last Thursday night il Main Bov
Miss Taayanagita's SOC topped a.
individual efforts COR the night
recond highest no,,1r,- went =
Jean Te.ao. who after lad 70
start, tunblc1 he pins for &c
and a la to gain II 487 series Ter
Franks Jewelry which split wit
Mobile. 10 ?. IN her 100 gar,
Evening star., 1948-01-18

6-RM FRAME BUNGALOW and l acre OF
land in Vienna, Va; cleo range and reIsrr
Located miles from D. c;-5-rm bung SatL
and utility rm. with laund. trays. Price
Beautifully remodeled Colonial home;
acres s.' in town Of Herndon:.. Va; Price.
$50 9,f)i: 81, 900 down. RAY BARNEY q
SHN Vienna Va Vienna 21S. -l9
Evening star., 1948-01-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

7th ST NM bldsss' NJ in .ts Al vacant 1ssait
sasb and sysaOls sEsIs Is a6xso tx e ff ooTS ana
Contains 10000 So #; 6ost ideal for rt1s ig{n'-
ta5e 5oo stses so Fl nHh FLOOR SPACE busy lats
st near r: apartments above; VIII ,Geai ffni
entire building on long-term lease; Nrst s,,1t
Sasinss' tsnans kEffs% lasfIl%2n T TBRAfSHR D1
TENANT OR TENANTS WANTED; Ed, for erciaI sn7
h,I;idins to be erected Immediately AZ
43s.43s K st. NV; front entrancs. .hn,,a ama
adyerttsiGg on dack st. and aho ELEVATOR on wide
buiiding bllfd Is in outline stage future ten;
ants secure at a..ian no exsra TI or
trsatment Of the space; 7,400 feet avail
sble at this choice location in o. whole ,pa or
in part II interestf9 innttemStT p this project Is
PeiRf W1GER ffSsOPsss $3.50 ysTS sist p 5rD wo a$
alRsp lys " coNsick Former srick church bldg; lot
54-ft front by ayerage depenId peIdT Of OCCUPIES ecu
most n.snt Gi ISIS sosi st. ilNf n.W,. Df $685. 10
OFFICE. sHowRM.. STORE street Hoor; is1;
modernly decorated; near conn: ave- 90
Goth st. NV; $500 mo- wiz iesSe 80.
NEW BUILDlNG- aonr
space' arranged to suit tenant; second
commercial coming eleyator oIinS gToana nermits Ht
many uses not permitted in lst l,, com
mercial: lease for years: ,CaIIrs CaH M1'
SHoEMAKER, l11a K st. NV, MA. loo'
GEORGETOWN-On main thorougnlare'
eycellent location for many types OF ppsl.
neSses This property is so arranged Lnas
in addition to first commerclal use therf
are excellent living accommodations, p n.
a. SMITH CO, MA. 5go3 10
NEAR CONN. AVE. and M st.-2no comm.
rms. 2nd-f. front, private ,ssas Sasnrsmso no
RS; 81 c66uNPFa1An R3Ta re- BIDs. &c. about Zoo
So II. space: excellent for any purpose
A good proposition offered to those n, IN
ferested. Apply $500 18th st, ne, 20
aRIINGToN COUNTY, yA.-In the busi-
ness zones; 5-rm, and bath apts for DOC
tors dentists lawyers, beauty parloIs, etc
Also to 12 rm houses FOR tea rms, neautS
na rIors' boarding houses. undertaking par
iors. etc REIBLE, Agent, OK. Ool5' GL'
store sTSG AND 2 UPPER FLOORS tdown,,
town business section. entrances tTsI a1Gnns9 on
with sIey 9l heat RnFSsrPfS 5RRse gHss' A. Les, eo
1ik 141h At, NV. ME-. 54O0. 10
nowNToWN BUSINESS SECTIONAL
pUNiS prox. 500 50. IL ideal for combinationq
S1aa gSfkroe% eauipped aaa with pass and frelsht
eIeS; eI loading fac from alley. Leasing
nent LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1918
nU ME 540O. %
Evening star., 1948-01-18
SUBURBAN sALE-vrReINIA,

OLoRED-ARLINGTON Fillmore st.; ]
lot. 100 #. on Lee blvd. 95x210: $4,000.
Near Clifton-S-rm. house. outbuiidings,
80 acres. with spring and well water; va
cant; $4,000. GUY TIMER, 1929 11th
st. NV. North 1907.
NORTH ARLINGTON-A lovely Cape Cod
bath on LIST ioor; large living room with
wood-5urning fireplace, banauet-sized
living porch on 1st floor; 2nd floor. very
large bedrooms with full tiled bath. full
basement; auto; heat; copper plumbing.
is priced for immediate sale.
Westover. Arlington.-A Groom Colo
nial brick, was built Just prior to the
war. There is on the first floor: living
room. dining room, pine-paneled den and
equipped kitchen; 2nd floor: 2 bedrooms,
tiled bath; full basement. auto. oil heat:
level, well Handicapped lot: priced at S13,-
VIM. w. JOHNSTON, CHI. O7oo, OK.
311l: Sunday after 12 noon, please call
CHI. 3102. 20
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sUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

Cash for 5 or 6 rooms, brick. In Alex.
suburbs Or ArlinstSn; IA. 1441. Is,
or 2-story with bedrm.- on 1st a; cash
buyer. EDWARD COOK, CH. 1876. lis
WANTED TO BUY, from owner, 3-bed.
room house in Arlington. Falls Church,
Va Box IL
Evening star., 1948-01-18
sUsINEss PROPERTY WANTED.

OFFICE BUILDING, west Of 14th st..
north Of II st. NV, suitable for insurance
ofaces; price must be under Si5o.e1o;
and lowest cash price. r. T. HAREEaLL'
MA 0804.
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for store
and other commercial property including
your property with US for quick action.
can Mr. Kieiy. LEO N. BERNSTEIN d
Co, I4j5 K St NV. ME. 5400. -23
1--WE FEEL CONFIDENT" that at market
real estate why not consult US? We are
at your service. HARRY / FRIEDMAN
Licensed. Bonded Broker. RE. 1856
Evening star., 1948-01-18
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

and Ma; railroad sidings; all prices. {.
n. LiGHTBoWN. WA. 1925, oo
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL LANDS. 900 50;
T.. along & 3 4 O. Do r. Do = for sale Can
Evening star., 1948-01-18
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

NEED 300 OR MORE 50. FT. or small
Bldg, suitable photo. lab, In or near
District. H. FROHMAN. 1900 HAYWOOD
dr.. Mt Rainier, Md. -l6
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or bindings wanted for sale or lease. A. NJ.
ROTH. Woodward Bldg. RE. 1890.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

AL BAKER OFFERsn
ffi9kfn i7a Miles s0Isi beiov Aiexandria ss.e5o:
Z bedrooms, living room. dining room,
Kitchen, Cape Cod on / acre; close 70
transportation. shopping and schoois; d
miles below Alexandra: $500. tru haze
ment. close to Pentagon: full price
20 $50: easy terms may be arranged.
S-bedroom bungalow on "a acre. picket
fence garage, house spotless tnrouehout'
81 500 substantial Sasn Eeaui'ei req eose to
Transformation; nice neighborhood; fun
basement. expansion attic; s11's5o; down
broom bungalow. fully furniSh1edt; s1ect. iufI ".
transportation, block school; full price,
.poo S.poom brick, 2-story. nearly complete
near Bailsyf yjne roem price ld sfa95o
al. BAKER a. SON, Realtors, 116 g.
St. Asaph St, Alexandra. Va Ipss open
aishts a4IY ss1s. saa Sundays phone rE -is 1St''
ALExANDRIA--4 bedrooms, frame: closets rs
living room: nice dining room, fully equip
ned kitchen: oil h.-w.h.; full basement
front and side porches; corner 10y Witn
shrubbery; eongenisnt to bus SrIeE S1S;soo; Al.
tached. plenty Of large closets, tiled bath;
living room, dining room. fully equipped
kitchen, full basement, front porch: lust
off D. c. bus; S9,759: GAMES GadsE ~ & 1and9tS' ad'
COLORED- HAVE bunsalow which Il Is
,5s ssaesy esyr.s in ineadeS efass oi i an hest
basement; large lot; near ehureh, bus aIN ana
1875. cox 4 CO.. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
! Netherlands The Willing
To Resume Talks With
Indonesia, u. n. Told
By the kssoeioted Press

THE HAGUE, the Netherlands.
Aug. 19.-Premier Willem Drees said
last night that he had informed H.
Merle Cochran. American member
Of the United Nations Good Offices
Committee, that the Netherlands
was willing to resume negotiations
on the Indonesian question.
The Premier made no men,
ton of any new Dutch proposal.
The Dutch government said it had
not, as yet. received an official re-
port from Batavia that the Indone-
sian Republic had broken off all
negotiations with the Netherlands.
A Batavia press dispatch said the
republic had halted the negotia-
tons. A letter from the Republican
delegation to the u. N. Good Offices
Committee said all documents of
the Republican Security Committee
had been confscated by Dutch
police after shooting incident at
the Republican national home" in
Batavia Monday night
A policeman and Republican
youth were slain during the shoot
ing, which occurred as police broke
up what they described as an un-
authorized independence eve cele-
bration.
Political negotiations between the
Dutch and Indonesians have been
at standstill for some time How
ever, negotiations on implementa-
ton of the truce agreement had
continued. 1t was assumed in The
Hague that the Republican move
means those latter talks also have
been broken off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
Chinese Move to Seize
ESQ Students as Reds
By the Assoeiuted Press

by fhS ASSoCIufed FTes8
PEIPING. Aug. 19.-Warrants for
the arrest of $50 students of Peiping
universities on charges of being Red
agents are being prepared by spe-
cial criminal court.
All students are on summer vaca-
ton, and since the list of Communist
suspects has been published in all
Peiping newspapers they may avoid
arrest by not returning to school.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
BoIstered Ce|tics Face
Caps Here Tonight

Two former Chicago Stays, who
played major roles in upsetting the
Eastern Division champion WASH
ington Capitols In the first round
Of the 1857 Basket Ball Ball Asso-
citation OF America championship
playof1s. viii represent the Boston
Celtics when they oppose the local
pros at Uline Arena tonight.
Big Jim" Seminof1, strong de.
fensiVe guard and an excellent play.
maker, and Chuck Halbert, 6-foot.
9-inch center and q master ut TAX
ing rebounds, will be key men Of
he invading Bostonians, who
dropped q 63-74 decision to Balti-
more IL, Boston last night.
Halbert was sold to Philadelphia
for a reported $4,000 last season
and traded by the Warriors to the
Celtics for Ed Sadowski in of sea-
son, while Semino1 was purchased
outright by Boston from Chicago
this past fall. Seminon is setting
up Gene Stump, the Celtics' bril-.
liant former De Paul University
All-America, for many Of his shots
that have enabled him to average
15.9 points per game to date.
The Caps will be battling for their
l1th straight home victory and their
10th in 81 BAA starts tonight.
A Uline Industrial League contest
opening tonight's action will bring
together Mckee Pontiac and Census
Bureau Big Five at 7:30.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
AAC Persists in Talk of Peace
With Its Pro Football Rival

America, the way would be clear
for a common draft, q drastic slash
in player salaries and a chance for
every one to finish In the black next
year-a decided innovation.
Commissioner Ingram has been
planning to resign for some time
because Of ill health, but has hung
on in an attempt to bring about a
peace pact between the pro leagues.
Key to the All-America's con-
tinued operation appeared to be the
Chicago Rockets, q team into which
rival owners Mickey Mcbride Of
the Cleveland Browns Dan Topping
Of the New York Yankees and Lind
heimer poured approximately $780,
900 as sustaining fund this season.
Among the rumors surrounding
the fate of the Rockets was that
Lindheimer might sell his Dons,
third best gate attraction in the
league this year. and take over the
Rockets. Movie colony interests
were considered the best bet to buy
the Dons.
Another unconfirmed report sug-
gested that Lindheimer might pur-
chase the Chicago Cardinal fran
chise from the National loop, COM
bine 1t with the Rockets, and con-
tinue in the All-America, with the
Bears the National loop entry.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Nevada Hands Hawaii
Worst Grid Defeat
By tho Asaeeiaisd Pssss

HONOLULU, Dec. 49, Nevada
University's Wolfpack ran wild last
night, tearing up the University of
Hawaii Rainbows. 70 to 12-the
Islanders worst football shellacking.
And 1t wasn't a one-man show by
Nevada's great passer, Stan Heath,
as every one had expected. Heath,
the Nations No. l passer, per-
formed brilliantly. but he tossed
only two paydirt passes.
The whole Nevada squad figured
in the big score, which began to
pile up In the first two minutes
with q 66-yard march to the Ha-
waiian goal. Halfback Dick Ira
chok started 1t with a 26-yard
touchdown sprint through the line.
Hawaii scored in the first and
third periods, with Quarterback
Johnny Dang skirting the ends for
both markers.
The Nevadans scored two more
times in the first, three touchdowns
each in the second and third Pc
RODS and twice in the final quarter.
Center Bob Corley place-kicked Z
out Of IL conversion attempts.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Brief Lapse Is Fatal
To Hockey Lions

A bad two-minute stretch during
the second period hurt the Wash
ington Lions last night as the
Springfield Indians took an S-5 de-
cision in the American League
hockey game at Uline Arena. Aside
from that lapse the Lions played as
well or even better than the in
vaders.
Three quick goals from n:27 To
1915 of the second period put the
Indians too far in front with a 6-l
lead. Despite later Lion scores in
that frame by Paul Mundrick and
Kenny Schultz and two more in
the third box by Harry Frost and
Frank Porteous they couldn't pull
even. The last two Springfield
counters in the games closing 10
seconds were gifts as the Lions
pulled out Goalie Lou Crowds and
put an extra forward on the ice in
a bid for at least a tie.
Hub Macy, a newcomer to the
Indian lineup, did most of the dam
age with three goals, two of them
within 80 seconds of each other dur
ing the Lions poor stretch during
the second period. Schultz got two
for the Lions.
The game wasn't particularly
rough, but Hazen McAndrews Of
Springfield needed six stitches to
repair . damaged head in the Sec
ond period. Phil Vitale of Wash
ington earned i've minutes In the
penalty box for that one.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Cards, Browns Title Choices;
Snow Due for Both Contests

CLEVELAND, Dec. 18 [P-Cleve-
land, already winner Of three games
with Buffalo this season, Is q 13-
point favorite to make IL four in q
row and win its third straight ALL
America Football Conference title
tomorrow.
The Browns, unbeaten in IA league
games this season, were 17-point ia
vorites until q truckload Of Buffalo
money reduced the advantage.
The slump in the betting odds
came at almost the same time that
it became known here that four
Buffalo players definitely would not
appear in the championship game.
Meanwhile, Coach Paul Brown Of
the Clevelanders said that all his
mighty warriors were in shape.
It is the third time in four years
that Cleveland has been host to
professional football title playod
game and there Is just a hint that
1t Is becoming old hat. At least 49,
900 of the "a 900 seats in Municipal
Stadium are expected to be empty
for tomorrow's game, that starts at
1:30 pm. (EST.
Bob Steuber, AL Atkins and Bill
Gompers, all backs, and End Marty
Conner of the Bills will be spectators
tomorrow because of various all
ments. Yet the Buffalo followers
say their team Is in the best shape
of the year to meet Cleveland.
Paul Brown, coach Of the Cleve-
landers, is fearful OF rain or snow
the exact forecast for tomorrow
Should the contest end in a tie
score it will 60 into the record book
that way. No sudden-death period
will be permitted to break the dead
lock.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. 1s.- Peace
talk reared its lovely head today at
the All-America Football Conference
meeting.
The junior professional loop de-
clared emphatically 1t would be
back in competition in ls49 with
the same eight clubs-thus erasing
rumors it would fold because of
financial difhculties-but it extended
the olive branch to its one and only
competitor. the we'll established and
embattled National loop.
Despite an ofncial announcement
by Ben Lindheimer Of the Los An
geles Dons, chairman Of the Execu-
tive Committee. that the same clubs
would be In the flag chase next year,
rumors were rampant there would
be some changes made.
For one thing, 1t was a certainty
that Commissioner Jonas Ingram OF
the AAC, former United States ad-
miral, would resign in the very near
future. That resignation. the folk
around the lobbies opined, would
clear the way for Bert Bell, presi-
dent and commissioner Of the Ma
tional, to take over as professional
footballs No. man.
Should Bell be elevated to rule
ever both the National and ALI.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Basket Class Revealed by Both
As Bethesda Nips Tech Five

Bethesda Highs basket ball team
is pointing toward q bid to the
Metropolitan Invitation basket ball
tournament and Tech High is shoot
ing for the District public high
school title. Each has good chance
Of getting what 1t wants.
They met on the court at Bethesda
yesterday and when 1t was over
neither was hurt. Bethesda won,
37-35, in q game that could have
gone either way. It was the nth
straight triumph for Bethesda Is
Barons, who in Is years have missed
playing In the Metro tourney only
once.
Bethesda Coach al vogt was high
in praise Of the Tech team and said
he believes 1t has enough balance
and height to figure prominently In
the interhigh race opening early
next month.
Sam Towne. . 6.Soot-4 center, and
Fred Geneau, Q standout set-shot
artist. were the big guns for Be-
thesda. Towne made himself val
liable under the backboards and
Geneau led Baron scoring with Is
points.
Wins With Seconds to Go.
His basket with only seconds re.
naming was the winning one and
came after his teammate, Don
Schneider, had tied the score.
Tony Sgro was the firebafl Of
Techs attack with IS points.
Another nip-and-tuck affair yes.
terday was between Bell and Cham
berlain Vocational Schools, who hope
to get into the interhigh race this
season. Chamberlain won, $3.50, on
late baskets by Bob Woods and
Buddy Horrell.
Gonzaga, also generally n leading
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Kaufman, Easiern's Track
Coach, Returns 10 Army

joey kaufman, Eastern High
track coach, will be the third Dis.
trict public high coach lost to the
armed forces this season when he
reports to Fort Myer on Monday.
kaufman is returning to Army duty
and likely will be an athletic ofticer
at Fort Myer.
Kaufman is a former George
Washington U. athlete who coached
the Ramblers to the interhigh track
title last spring.
Previously returning to the armed
forces were Herman Littman.
Roosevelt basket ball coach, ana
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