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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07
SUBURBAN sALE-WRGINIA
6 RIM. BRICK CAPE COD

" 4kAS3s o4t4S4A VA - WI
1st Fl. Bedrm., ~ Baths
In a popular No. Arlington location,
convenient to shopping. transporta-
ton and schools, other features in
clude full basement, nice porch, oil
conditioned heat, built-in garage
and nicely handicapped lot, a de-
lightfuliy planned home for S16.250.
A REAL LIVING ROOM
Enhances the other attractive fea-
lures Of this 3-bedroom brick Co
Arlington location. You will find
screened living porch. a fun base
ment containing large recreation
ditioned heat. Should be on your
must see list: Price, $17,95o; rea-
INDIVIDUALITY
Is the key word to this lovely brick
Colonial home in the ever popular
Hillwood ave. section; spacious liv;;
ing room with fireplace. familly-sized
l2x1s dining room. kitchen, u bath
Moor moor 3 bed iros,n and most unusual
bath on ,2nd floor: floored storage
c1i'ineed recreation room with fire
place built-in garage and nicely
iahuscaped rear lawn: price, S23, 500.
Dominion ms. g. Realty Agcy.
GIL. 1888. 31O3 10th St. OK l1T9
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
BECAUSE OF MANY DEMANDS, I
need houses, lots and acreage in
all parts of P. Georges County. Call
v A OSTERMAN. WA. 24G9.
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EXCELLENT NV. LOCATION.
Seven-unit apt, completely furnished.
with income of over $4,000 per
year. All new plumbing, electric
wiring and fixtures and oil hot water
heating system. Owner leaving
town. Only $4,000 cash down
payment. For further information,
call Mr.. Johnson. with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
1922 18th st. NV.
Sterling 1900. Ewes, Dupont 1853.
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12 UNITS

MODERN APARTMENT
A. three-story, 33-unit corner build
ing, in strictly white rental area OF
Southeast; prewar construction; ex-
cellent condition and low-rent sched-
ule: income, $4,000 year. Full
statement to qualified clients in
tereSted in an AL investment. Phone
Mr.. Wolberg. IA. 1856.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1S5 H st nv MA o34h y
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INDIVIDUALITY
Uunusal Opportunity
OPEN | TIL, 6

Seldom do we have the privilege to
offer you a home in this distinctive
location. This property is of the
finest material and contains lge. liv.
rm. with f1repl., family din. rm.,
with full tile bath on LIST f.; . mas
ter bedrms. and bath on End fl.
added to this is the privacy afforded
by attractive entrance hall; full
basement. built-in garage; beautiful
lot, 100000 it., with cement drive
day and see this magnificent home
at 1921 23rd st. II you want the
finest home we have in this category
Out Lee highway to Powhatan st.
and turn south to No. 23rd st. or
out Wash. blvd. to Quantico ST. and
open sign.
REALTY co.
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9% NET RETURN

Excellent piece Of business property.
built in 1916, on busy thorough-
fare. Leased to one tenant for go
years at $4,000 annually. May %
At least $4,000 cash required.
q. @. DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave.
MA. 1882 or Ordway 3059. =
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coML PROPERTY FOR LEASE
GAS STATION, garage and new g.
bedrm. apt. located on Baltimore
blvd, about ] mi. so. of Beltsville,
Md. Rental $3.50 per month. MA,
OoS7, ewes. OR. 1916. -
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) ACRES
1 mile from Fairfax Circle: ideal for
poultry farm or dog kennel; 6-rm.
frame house, nestled among tall
oaks; ) good-size bedrms; Myers
deep-Well pump Cnew): excellent
poultry house, 2OxS0. concrete floor;
brooder house, corrugated metal
gar, 3-car drive-in shed; priced
$500; $1,000 cash. bal. l trust.
S39 per mo.
Fred J. George, Realtor
2173 Glebe I'd, GIL. 6777, OK. 0141.
3 ACRES-FOPETSVILLE
In the heart of Virginia's rich farm
land. This bungalow has liv. rm
fireplace. din. rm., equipped kit. =
bedrms., bath. oil &C. heat. expand
attic: barn, beaut trees; $4,000
HARRIET KRUM. EA fO13
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BUSINESS PROP.-REkT Cont
PHOTO FINISHING LABORATORY
for sale or rent. Help you start.
Taylor 1875.
RELIABLE PARTY will share 5000
So. it. of desirable space with an
other distributor needing ONCE dis
play and storage fac: mod, CEN
trally located bldg Box "a T. Star
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ENZOR REALTY co.
BY OWNER

BY OWNER
Open Sunday till pm. Lovely gig
story, 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick Co
lonial. center-hall entrance. Choice
s. Arl. location, 3 blks. to schools,
shopping and bus. Many extra
features including Venetian blinds,
metal combination storm windows,
gas &C. heat, Gift. liv rm. with
fireplace, side screened porch, large
level lot. etc House less than 9
years old and of best construction.
$16.950. 623 S. Adams ST., Airing
ton We az 4675
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APT. SITES FOR SALE

OVER 10000 SO. Fr. apt. house
ground, good ne. section, facing on
2 streets; price, SOC So. #. H. T.
RANDOLPH, RE. 2137, TR. 1865.
IN TOWN, N.W.-4O,0OO 50. #. apt,
house ground. zoned 40-A: price,
S43.000. GEORGE Y WORTH
INGTON g. SON, 1919 Eye st. NV.
MA. 1926.
NEARBY VA, Just df Lee hwy
21.500 So. IT., zoned; sewer laid
and paid. OWNER, CE!. 5S16 3
ARLINGTON-Five group lots, zoned
q q6aG6 apis eo cioIe I'm ~; 5000 So. It..
GAO So it.; level ground; Csc So it.
EDW. BOWERS. 1875 Eye NV.
APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED
WILL BUY FOUR 4-apt. bJdgs.. in
best loc., mr.. bus, or will consider
trade. McCUNE. 10. 3-6SS9. -
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

35UNIT. 2-yr.-old. mod. semidetached
2-bedrm. apis; one 1-bedrm. in
come, $3.50; FILA first trust ap-
proX. S15,100. payable S10S.7s mo;
net profit 5000 yr., price, $4,000.
16-UNIT 2-STORY BRICK detached
apt; good return; only $4,000.
MAURICE KOHNER, lI04 Vermont
ave: DI: PAS. EN-. 1892.
ERIC L. PATERSON, 1912 Eye st.
NV, ST. 1922 or OR. 4242.
UNIT, exc. NV. location. Ap-
prox., IL yrs. old; liv. rm., bedrm.,
Kit, bath, porch each: SIS 900 down
payment. Priced right owner liv-
ing out of town. Call today; RE.
33l =, CHAPMAN REALTY co.
18 UNITS
An ideal investment property located
IN very. cloSe-in Arlington. Only ?
blocks from , buSlines and complete
shopping center. This is a prewar
built structure which has and all
ways Will show 1000 occupancy.
The price of S115.O0O is 6.S4 times
the annual income. For details,
call n. Walsh only. MA. Oil:
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
MA. 9141
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CORNER COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
on main street of Hyattsville. Store
on first floor, off1ces on second,
4-room apt. and bath on third.
Owner leaving town, priced at S29,.
500 for quick sale. Mr.. McCor.
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO..
1922 18th st. NV.
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LANGLEY
LANGLEY VA.

LANGIE 7 VA.
Is min. from downtown washington,
2-story white clapboard house with
liv. rm, din. rm., kitchen. den y
bath, screened rear porch, on LIST
End 4. Full bsmt. oil h.-w.h:.;
Diet. gar, tool house, beautiful shade
trees and grounds. owner trans
ferred to California Aug. |. desires
immsd. sale. Asking S17,9oO. Sub
stantial cash.
NC CAY g. NC CAY
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46, 800 SO. FIT. Qncl. 7-rm. house,
in Alex. on No. / highway across
from Powhatan Shopping Center;
avail immed. Reas. rent. Apply
LEO M BERNSTEIN g. CO.. Real
tors, 1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
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Georgetown Players
|Toleave Tomorrow
For Sun Bowl Game

Georgetown's football team steps
off tomorrow morning toward its
January 2 Sun Bowl game against
Texas Western. Thirty-six play
ers, plus Coach Bob Margarita and
his assistants and Jack Hagerty
director of athletics, are taking q
chartered plane from National
Airport at 1880 am.
The Hoyas will be the second
Washington team in the Sun
Bowl, Catholic University having
played a scoreless tie there against
Arizona State (Tempe) in 1910
It also is the second bowl trip
for a Georgetown eleven. In 1941
the Hoyas lost 14-7 decision to
Mississippi in the Orange Bowl.
Coach Margarita will not reveal
what plans he has for the Hoyas,
but he did spend a week before
Christmas with his team brushing
up the plays they used all season
and installing at least one new
series.
Georgetown's week-long work.
outs before Christmas were stiff
ones but no new injuries were re-
ported. Those men who finished
the season in poor shape have had
time to recover, which means that
such as Guard Bob Fortunate
Guard PAU Wintermeyer and
Fullback Lou Miller will be able to
take their places In the starting
lineup.
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On Matters Of Court
By MerreII WhittIesey

Southern Conference basketball
teams have a poor 10 won and &c
lost record against non-confer-
ence competition. with William
and Mary and N. c. State con-
tributing eight Of the 10 victories
Although LaSalle, George
towns opponent on December 30
was beaten for the first time last
night by U. c. L. A.. the Hoyas
still have five unbeaten teams re-
manning on their schedule, st
Johns Villanova, twice; Holy
Cross, Cornell and Siena.
Because of two losing seasons, in
a row, Georgetown meets st. Johns
in the 69th Armory instead OF
Madison Square Garden this year
but is a certainty for a Garden
date next year thanks to its great
freshman talent from the New
York area. Jim Losty of Cath.
olic University, with a 1913 aver.
age for three Mason-Dixon Con.
ference games, is tops in the league
for players in more than one game
With Southern Methodist having
lost seven straight, Navy rules
favorite this weekend to reach
the final Of the Cotton Bow
tournament. 81. Sienna. the college
near Albany which in the last
two years attained National bas-
ketball prominence although ii
is less than Is years old, has beer
set back in the minor team cate
CORY by the Moab this year be-
cause its schedule includes toe
many small schools.
Jud Million, Ohio Wesleyan's
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Oklahoma Aggies Battle
Vanderbilt in Tourney
BY the A.seeiatsd Pres,

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. 27.-A
balanced field Of eight teams
started the ball bouncing in the
14th annual all-col1ege basketball
tournament here today.
Oklahoma City University. rated
the No. l darkhorse entry, went
up against Baylor in the opening
game. Arkansas and Alabama
squared of in the second game OF
the afternoon session. :
The night card will feature the
Oklahoma Aggies, defending
champions, against good sophie
more club from Vanderbilt. The
Missouri Valley and Southeastern
Conference stalwarts tip of fol-
lowing . Wyoming Texas clash.
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ToIkWithGriffith
Today May Clear
Jochym's Status

John J. Jachym, the Mats new
co-owner. arrived here today and
conferred with President Clark
Griffith. It was expected that
the status Of Jachym. who re-
Gently purchased 40 per cent OF
the Washington baseball club
stock, would be clarified ut the
meeting.
Meanwhile. Hugh A. Grant,
Pennsylvania oil man who has a
big investment in the Mats as
Jachym's financial hacker, told
the Associated Press at his Brad
ford (Pa.) home that he plans to
take no active part In the opera
ton of the club.
IT have no idea Of being active
in the club until some time later"
said Grant. He declined to elab-
crate other than to indicate that
some time later" means the far
distant future.
A graduate Of Georgetown Uni
versity, Grant has racing stable
and would have to dispose Of his
horses before gaining the approval
of Baseball Commissioner A. B.
Chandler as a Mats stakeholder.
Forty per cent Of the Mats stock
recently was acquired in Jachym's
name.
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Bulls Gridders Slate
Practice al Daytona
Special Dispateh 10 The Sior

| DAYToNA BEACH, Fla. Dec
I27.-Bullis Prep Schools football
team was expected here today II
! time for q light workout in prep.
aration for its Friday night Shrine
Bowl game against Castle Heights
military Academy Of Lebanon
Tenn.
Coach Harry Deming, his as
lsistant, Norman Deeb, and ct
players left Washington yesterday
after their first workout in foul
weeks. The team is In top phys
tical condition for the first time
since before the season started.
Castle Heights won seven games
and lost one and scored 225 points
to it's opponents IS. The Ten
nesseans will be favored over
Bulls, which won only two games
lost six and tied one.
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Star Games Tickets
Are Easy to Obtain

Tickets for The Evening
Star Games at the Armory
January IA may be obtained
at numerous locations
throughout the city as well as
In The Star Building lobby.
or by writing to The Star.
Room 724.
Other places are Sports
Center. Eighth and D streets
NV; Fairway, 1928 q street
NV; Chevy Chase Ice Palace
Bowling Alleys; Andy Farkas'
Sports Store, Silver Spring;
Mitchell's Sports Store, 2806
Fourteenth street NV; Ath-
letic Office, Howard Uniyer-
sity, and the Stadium Phar-
macy, 100 Nineteenth street
Sc. ~
Prices are $1.2o. $500, $500
and $500, including tax.
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1913 Scholastic Sprint Champ
ToR Run in Evening Star Games

The sprint series in The Eve
ming Star Games at the Armory
January IA took on a more COM
petitive note today with the an
nouncement that Henry Thresher.
1913 national high school sprint
champion, will run in the three
dashes.
What started out to be a cut
and-dried affair between Bill
Mathis and Marcellus Boston now
shapes up as one of the highlights
Of the 25-event program. One
Of the two, both native Washing
tonians, is almost certain to gain
permanent possession of the s.
year trophy put up by The Star,
but with Bill Dwyer, national In
door 60-yard champ, and Thresher
In the field, the winner may have
to back into ownership Of the
handsome silver bowl.
Thresher, now a student at Mer-
cersburg Academy, mopped up all
schoolboy competition while sport
ing the colors of Garden City.
Il. IL High School. He turned in
one blistering 20.9 second 220-yard
sprint, and several times was
clicked in 9.6 for the century. His
outstanding performances earned
him a berth on the all-America
High School squad selected for
Look Magazine by Dan Ferris, Sec
retary-treasurer of the National
AAU. -.
Thresher repeatedly is headed
for Yale and Eli Track Coach Bob
Giegengack will inherit consist
ent winner If the youngster con-
tinues to improve. Coach Jimmie
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Beaten by Anderson,
'CapsAre Handicapped
BY Losing Nor|ander
Special Dispatch 10 The siar

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 81
Rochester's hopes Of notching an
other victory over the Washing
ton Caps were heightened today
when the visitors arrived without
lanky John Norlander. He was
missing last night as the Caps
dropped an 80-73 decision to the
Anderson Packers at Anderson,
Ind, ending a consecutive game
streak of 216 appearances.
Norlander. who insisted on con-
tinuing after twice being badly
shaken up in a recent game with
Fort Wayne and after being
forced to retire from the Boston
game because Of a cut eye last
Saturday, sprained an ankle
against the st. Louis Bombers
Sunday night and returned to
Washington while the Caps con-
tinued their current junket. He'll
be missed against the Royals, who
top the Central Division, but
there's a chance he may be able
to play briefly against Syracuse.
Eastern Division leader. at Uline
Arena in Washington tomorrow
night.
Norlander apparently had this
in mind when he decided to end
his streak and quit the team at
st. Louis. Coach Bob Feerick said
today the choice was Norlander's
Il told John we could tape
his ankle and keep his streak
going" Feerick said, but he
wouldn't hear Of it. He preferred
trying to get ready for the SYRIA
cuse game"
Although Feerick, Bones Nc
Kinney and Freddie Scolari have
been sidelined before with in
juries. this is the first time Nor
lander has taken the full count
Feerick undoubtedly will miss
Norlander tonight for Rochester
looked real hot yesterday in TAX
ing an $3.50 overtime victory
over the New York Knickerbock-
ers, ending the Knicks' home VIC
tory streak at seven games. The
Royals Bob Davis is the man
the Caps must stop If they hope
to win. The former Seton Hall
ace Tailed 80 points-including
the winning basket. The Royals
scored six points in the last 90
seconds to tie the score At 76-all.
before going on to win.
Jack Nichols scored AZ points
and Freddie Scolari ID to pace
the Caps against Anderson. The
victors took a 1896 halftime lead
after being held to a 17-17 tie in
the first period. The score was
tied 10 times in the first half.
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and the Brown a1umnus has sent
word that he'll be in the pink.
The series consists Of 10, so and
100 yard races between the same
field of six men. An innovation
in American foot racing, the series
has proved unusually attractive
because of the length Of the Ar
mory floor, which permits the
runners to get up a full head OF
steam in the century without fear
of bouncing of a barricade at the
finish. -
First place in any race nets i've
points, second place three points
third place two and fourth place
one. "A cumulative point score for
the series determines the winner.
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teams
On the other hand some abjec teams had good
report cards averaged 2 in penalties and
you fell Alabama last season. Indiana aver
aged only $685. and Harvard Navy and Columbia all were among
the Is least penalzed. -
The professional figures usually consistent with the COL
egate out the better clubs like the Chicago
Philadelphia Eagles charged with more penales
than the perennaly weak sisters
Much Clipping Is Unintentionol
Does this mean that Army and Oklahoma for
instance play dirty" at ALL most coaches agree
When the tide Cadets Irish and Sooners and they
experience Harvard Indiana and Alabama may be
among the most penalzed If they have top teams
caught for being In motion isn't
necessarily good wel-coached backed coach ex-
fields country penalties for being in motion
just lines caught ode but this might
prove only they their toes.
Iaey trying get sptsecond jump the other
they'll draw 5yard penalty and on the next
play will send coure sitko some
body of to s5ard touchdown run and break the game woe
clipping penalties good percentage of those un-
at the last split second after an
mate block clipping stands TO reason that
downd blocking the more OF these clipping
penalties 1t will draw
For Sole: Slightly Worn Red sox
The Washington the first but not the only
major franchise which the now somewhat ceeorateo
John J. Jachym was interested.
First and foremost into the Senator's he
his home in Jamestown N Y That
s45 When obstacles looked into the
Giants White Sox and Red Sox Each time tnousht
Washington decided to wait and bde my time
Jachym that Boston Tom Yawkey has had it, as
boys say SELL believe he'd like to sell to Joe
Cronin, If Cronin wants to buy a club
Yawkey like unloading than at any pre-
time blaming him. He's spent millions since
pennant and that blew the World Series
Yawkey handed Manager Joe Mccarthy star
hitters pitchers but lacked essential
championship players Or at least enough OF them
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|U.C.L.A. DropsLa Sale
From Unbeafen List;
W.. Kentucky Victor
by the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-U. c. L. A.
and Western Kentucky demon
strated last night they must be
ranked among the Nations lead
ing college basketball teams.
Fresh from a 1888 victory over
Illinois the touring U. c. L. A
quintet knocked La Sale out OF
the unbeaten ranks, 62-57, In the
feature Of a twin bill at Philadel-
phia. ".
Western Kentucky. opening Its
annual eastern tour, put on q
second half squirt that downed
Canisius, 1851, in the top attrac-
ton of a doubleheader at Buffalo
U. C.L. A. and Western kentucky
each have lost only once, u. c. L. A
to San Francisco and Western tt
Cincinnati.
San Francisco Bows.
San Francisco, the national in.
vitation tournament champion
took it on the chin again in Madi-
son Square Garden, this time 8
56-48 licking from Long Island.
Utah, from the Skyline Six Con-
ference, fell before st. Josephs oil
Philadelphia in the other game at
Philly, 69-68. A free throw by Phi
Brady in the last "a seconds got the
Utes of to a poor start in their
eastern invasion.
U. c. L. A. trailed La Sale at
one time in the second half by II
points, but rallied to win on field
goals by George Stanich and
Eddie Sheldrake in the last 40
seconds.
Canisius led Western Kentucky,
1929, at halftime, but the boys
from the bluegrass State sank ID
Of IS field goals attempts in the
second half to win out.
Temple Trims Buffalo.
Long Island broke a 1899 Sec
ond-half tie with San Francisco
by scoring 10 consecutive points
to trim the Dons in their inter-
sectional game at the Garden.
The Dons also had lost their first
Garden appearance last week to
st. Johns Of Brooklyn.
In the garden first game Santa
Clara spurted in the closing min
utes to whip Manhattan, 1854.
In the first game at Buffalo, Tenn
pie broke a three-game losing
streak by trimming Buffalo 66-48.
A total Of $4,000 saw the three
double headers; 10000 at the
Garden, 10.89l at Buffalo and S.
500 at Philadelphia.
In the nights only other game
Idaho handed Lawrence Tech its
fourth straight setback, 63-44.
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First Florida Workout
Held by Missouri Squad

FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla,
Dec. 81 (P.-The University Of
Missouri football SQUAD went
through its first practice session
here yesterday.
Coach Don Faurot. working
alone pending arrival Of his three
assistants, sent his squad of Al
players through 80 minutes Of
linbering up, running, punting,
passing and place kicking. "
TT was work we had not done
in several days and needed to be
DONE" Faurot said.
I'VE plan to work out once a
day this week and will fly to Jack
sonville Saturday morning for a
workout there that afternoon"
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Midget Motor Boats
|WiII Race Tomorrow

A city-wide midget motorboat
racing tournament will be held to-
morrow from II am. to 2 pm. at
the Washington Boys Club SWIM
ming pool, Seventeenth street and
Massachusetts avenue Sc. To be
eligible boats must be powered by
supermite or intimate electric
motors and must not exceed Is
inches in length and 8 inches in
width.
AS a climax to the days activi-
ties novice swimming races will
get under way at Z pm.
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IOn Matters Of Court
Five Unbeoten Teams Remain
On GEORGETOWN FWe's Schedule

brilliant center who scored 20
points against West Virginia, 29
against Maryland and 20 against
American University on recent
Eastern tour, concluded the swing
with 80 points against Loyola of
Baltimore. However the Bishops
defeated only Maryland In the
four games. =. George Washing
ton gets a financial break in its
Madison Square Garden date
January 3 against Manhattan.
For while the Jaspers have lost
both Garden appearances, to
Siena and Santa Clara, the other
game on the twin bill is unbeaten
st. Johns against c. c. N. Y. :.
Tommy O'Keefe holds a one point
edge over Johnny Brown for Hoya
scoring honors in five games
OKeefe has 80 for $50 average
and Brown 70 for 15.9.
William and Mary's Chef Gier-
max has a 26.9 average for seven
games. He made 81 points against
John Carroll, coached by ex-Hoya
mentor Elmer Ripley, but the In
dams lost. Giermak made % the
following night against Bowling
Green. which the Indians also
lost, but used as a decoy on the
same trip against Akron, Giermak
scored only 10 points but his team
won. --.
North Carolina State has won
40 out of So Southern Conference
games in Everett Cases three
years as head coach. The
Nations highest average basket
ball player among the major
(See WHITTI,ESEY Page Airy