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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-10-17
APARTMENTS WANTED

son ENTERING service. mother wants
furn. kit, bedrm., bath apt; in nice
section or share house with empl.
lady, $50 max; excel refs; used to
NICE things; Box 74-C Star: lS'
desire Nu attractive m 9"bedrm. apart
ment; furn. or unfurn., in apt. build
ing; vicinity of GEORGETOWN. Wis. ave.
TO Conn. ave. MI. 1901, after 6.
FURN. APT. from family leaving for
prefer Dupont Circle. Call Elk. 500.
APT Fl, OR 4 HOUSE. vic. Conn. or Wis.
ayes, NV. for month OF Nov. OIL,
WEII-EsTABLIsHED business couple,
no children, require 1-bedrm. apt,
unturn.. in apt. house, NV. section,
Conn. ave. preferred; SS5-S90 max
imum. Write Box 247-B, Star. 2o'
NICELY FuRN. APT. for 3 girls
u MI IN l ebei apt. by quiet Govt.
empl couple. No children or pets,
Avail. Nov l. Box 4l4-B. Star. -
COMMANDER U.S.N.. single, desires
small furnished apartment or room,
private bath. convenient PentsSon.
MARINE HNk No oF iSaEIl wife and Small
daughter, desire to rent or sublet
completely furnished apt. for six
weeks, not over 5000 per month,
references. TE. 6643.
2-BEDRM. APT. OR HOUSE by Nov.
/; young Christian couple. l child;
NV pref. OR. 001S. IL.
COUPLE, unfurn. efficiency apt; kit,
pvt. bath; NV; reasonable, HO.
2172 weekdays after $50. IL
BROTHER AND SISTER desire small
nicely furnished apartment in NV.
section or Alexandria. Call MISS
PALMER at MA. 3544 between 8
am. and pm. 49,
YOUNG POLICEMAN and wife seek
bedroom. kitchen. bath; pvt. en-
trance optional; in ne. or nearby
Md; to sos mo. Box roc, Star.
l9'
2-BEDRM.. unfurn. apt wanted by
Nov. l; NV. OF Mont. County; near
transp. and school: maximum 500
month. Call WI. 942S. is
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HOUSE UNFURNIsHED Cont. J

ROCKVILLE-Clean 2-bedrm. house;
$50 per month. Call LII. 4-1S9S,
after 6 pm. -19
2219 33rd ST. N.E.-semibunga allow.
z rms, full bsmt.. Oil heat, auto.
hot water, cleo. range; S75 month.
SILVER SPRING-2-bedroom brick:
in fine residential area; convenient
to everything. CRANE & HELAN,
s0aa DUKE ST, Alexandria-4-bed-
room house, full size bsmt. hot-water
heat with oil burner; $l1O month.
Cal OF 0T; SIS, SS37. - .
brick, basement: close to school;
Sl40 mo. BOGLEY'S Wheaton once,
LO. 5-3434, 10. 5-0313. is
BETHESDA-6-rm., 1-bath brick;
immaculate; full bsmt.; large corner
lot; side porch; available Nov. J.;
no GETS. not more than l child;
Sl35; Oh 0455. is
room, 1-bath home; conv. location;
avail. any time; SIPS. Call Mrs,
Christman, ALLIED REALTY CORP,
WI. 6649, 6700 Wisconsin ave.
HOUSE FOR RENT, in Arlington;
S75 mo. Call Mr.. Paxton, CHI. 0S00.
JUDSON REANfY G. SON.
bath, cellar; adults; sos. AK. 1865
NEAR BETHEsDA-a5 min. to down.
town; large stone New England
farm house beside ripping stream.
Modern equipment for comfortable
living; newly decorated 3 bedrooms.
l bath up, powder rm. on lst;
furn. or unturn. Call Mrs. Lacrosse,
WI. 1895 or WO. 1866. MARSTEL-
IER McCABE g. CO., INC.
NEAR Al. sUIT TIA q house, b,
ZANTZINGER. Jr.. WA. 1919.
R0CKCREST-5 rooms on 1St fl;
also room in expan. attic; newly
dec: completely modern; large lawn;
conv. TO Medical Center, Naval Hos
pital and shops. Call owner for
appoir tment. WI. S325. -19
NIERS MILL VILLAGE. S. ,S.-Well-
located. 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW; full
bsmt. adjacent to schools, brand
new shopping center and tranSp..
500 mo Monthly or lease agree
ment can be arranged. LEACH g.
CRONIN, 10. 5-277@
1903 EDGEWOOD RID. Kensington,
Md-5-rm. ranch. lot 60Xl30; ele-
mentary school at corner; gas heat,
refrigerator; rent, Sl25. Ca)l
HOHENSTEIN BROS. 652 H st
ne for appt
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NV. SECTION preferred; "a bed
room house needed by newcomers
from Pa. Rent S95 to S120., OR.
1888 20"
WANTED TO LEASE-Furn. 8 or A
bdrm. house, near oyster or Eaton
schools. WO. 4l76. is
ADULTS DESIRE = or 3-bedroom I'M
turn. home; large dining room and
living room, > baths, with or without
stove and refrigerator; near Penta-
gon; to $500. Call AL. 1858 and
leave phone number. 49,
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CAPITOL HILL
EAST CAPITOL ST.
FORT DAVIS PLACE s r.

Beautiful 6-rm. brick. liz baths,
knotty pine recr. rm.. gas heat,
nice front porch. Al cond. Terms.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
500 Mass. ave. ne. AT. TO43.
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NEARBY ARLINGTON

brick. twin-size bedroom
and tile bath lst floor, , twin size
bedrms. and tile bath End floor:
lge. storage closets, spacious living
rm. with fireplace. cheerful dining
rm., most modern well-eauipped
kitchen, side screened porch; full
6sm1t' gas ass. &C; heat This is home
condition. l or 2-year lease. SITS
per month. For appointment call
E. H. IRWIN, OW. 1928 or Elm
wood 364S ewes. -I9
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NORTH ARLINGTON
SHIRLINGTON
CHEVY CHASE

Irick semidet. bedrooms. full base
ment. oil heat, Sl1O mo. Imme-
alately available; RIDDELL REAL
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Macarthur Blvd. Area
NEAR ARMY MAP CENTER
MT. PLEASANT
A nDDn DnTCT%

A really clean and attr. home. avail
able in this desirable. close-in area.
Adj. to shopping, quick transp. and
beaut. Rock Creek Park. Rms are
very lge. with full mod. tile bath
on 1st and End floors; twin-size
nsdrm mss on n:vw IN, 1uil nsmt'' nice
pymt. Call MA. 9797, daily; eyes,.
call CO. 1882.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
Realtors. e26 New York Ave. NV.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
BETHEsDA-Det. brick. s rms. wit

BETHESDA-Det brick. rms with
screened-in porch, lge. yard. excel
lent condition, auto. gas heat; Sl25.
Call Mr.. Smith with FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI f411. 20
ARLINGTON-4-be drm. brick. located
off Columbia pike. 30 min. to Penta-
gon; conv. to shopping and schools.
Call MR.. BIRKETT, ia. 41600, be-
tween l and ). IL
6 RMS, brick BUNGALOW; full celler,
auto. gas. h.-w.h., stove. refgr.,
Venetian blinds: M Southern ave.
Sc; SOB mo. LII. 1-2035. 10
ALL BRICK HOUSE in convenient
location; Is min. from downtown;
5 bright rms. tile bath. full bsmt;
$115 per mo. FREDERICK REAL
ESTATE. RE. 2461. ST.. 1864 30
ALEXANDRIA-Imm 2-bedrm.
brick, living rm.. dining rm., bath,
fully equipped kit. full basement.
&C. heat; large lawn space; 10
minutes from Pentagon; $115. OV.
SILVER bedroom bunga-
low. completely redecorated. $125;
psncy. wooDMooR AGENCY
INC. SH. 5555 til pm. 10
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BRICK HSE.. rms, near Walter
Reed Hosp. Shepherd PIX. area. Insp.
FIRST CoML.. near Ga. ave.-Newiy
dec 6-rm house plus Oct. Office
bldg. in rear; ideal setup for con-
tracing business, with nice living
quarters; has everything: must be
seen to be appreciated. RIA. 06O0
22nd ST. NV, near George Wash
ington Hospital and H St. a 9-rm
bath. 3-story and bsmt. brick dwell
ing must be sold to settle estate
naaa t ten Te@ GgoRGE H BoRGER
643 Indiana ave. Ma. 0350. 1T
CHURCH and extra lot for sale. NV
corner of 5th and P SITS. NV. Reas
price. cash or terms. Can use fol
Ma. s233 or AT. 4537. III
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

woODRIDGE-Lovely. s-rm. home;
reasonable. Also small apt. house,
showing good income. See OWNER,
wo wool e5th ST. Ne
Detached. ) apis. l3 rooms, 3
baths oil heat, garage; income,
500 per month: S15.S50. VIM. r.
THOROWGOOD. DE. 0317.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Park Area
Close to all conv.; rooms and bath,
all on one floor: > finished rooms
upstairs; auto. gas heat; nice corner
S-desG; PECK c. Exclusive Agsnt.
' fmmedlate possesSion: ) 4 twin.size
bedrms., , Enclosed porches, I'M
usually large dining rm. and
kitchen, side hall, LIST floor powder
rm.. semifinished basement; o.h.-w.
heat; Diet. garage. DI. 1918 It'll 8
pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
BRICK SEMIDET., less than 10 yrs.
old, featuring 6 rms, plus finished
rec. rm.; COW. location near North
Capitol and Hawaii ave: very rea-
sonabiy priced at S14,500, with ex-
cellent terms. LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO.. AID. 1900, til 8 pm.
200 BLOCK KEARNY ST. Ne
Vets An opportunity to make a
real buy in this most convenient
area Gust off R. l. ave.. Substan-
tion detached 6-rm. home, full bsmt;,
throughout. $500 down and ap-
pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

1886 NJ ST. S.E.-Mother and daugh.
ter will share home with = girls oil
congenial married couple. VI. 3121
I'll
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; ever

MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Call
any time. MR. COOK. Gil SLY.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC. est. 1906.
COLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, .stor-
age; reas. ia. 2931; ewes, GE. 1416.
EX-GI-Moving. packing. Grating.
storage. Local. long dist. Expert
service Low rates. HO. $50. ~
DELIVERY and light hauling; rea-
sonable rates. Call anytime. Ii.
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING -
We do any JOB recurring a truck;
reas. PEASE BROS. SH. 244T. 20
PARKS TRANSFER-Moving at your
cow; also trunks and baggage. Call
any time AID. 1887. AID. $3.50. 23'
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MICHIGAN PARK

MICHIGAN PARK
II you really want an outstanding
brick residence. in the finest section
Of Michigan Park. you should see
this home. spacious rms, tile
chestnut trim, fireplace, rec. rm,
oil h.-w.h. and garage on we'll
handicapped lot. Call Mr.. Walden,
LA. 6-6666 or UN. 1886 ewes.
PECK CO., 361S 18th NE.
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TOP SECURITY

Inn near Wheaton. Select clientele.
Income first six months this year.
1000. Building and equipment in
perfect condition. Includes 3-bed-
nm. living quarters and over " acres
sonably.
Auldridge Real Estate CO.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

Distinctive rambler. 8 mos old; 2
spacious bedrms., lge. liv. rm with
firepl. full-siZed dining rm. Beauty
Craft kit. Hotpoint dishwasher. Sla-
#. refgr.. garbage disposal unit.
Caloric gas stove; everything i'm
maculate; built-in garage; large level
lot; moderately priced, convenient
terms. Let us show you this magnifi-
cent home. T. D. BURGESS. VI.
2S02. is
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COOPERATIVE APIS. Cont

s-RM., KITCHEN AND BATH APT
Large closets, COW. location; can be
seen 2 to 3 pm. daily, evenings by
appointment. 2039 New Hampshire
ave. NV, AID. 1889. -23
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$1,000 DOWN

Buys this fine S-rm.. 2-bath semidet.
brick home located mr.. 10th and
Park rd., cow. to everything. House
in perfect cond.: full bsmt. oil
h -w.h, Immed. poss. DIXIE REALTY
CO. MA 1880
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CHILLUM AREA. SALE OR RENT
1858 CHESTNUT ST. NV,

N H, ABOVE KENNEDY
3 BEDROOMS. 1ia baths; rambler
Sl4,750. TANEN REALTY. ST. 1856.
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ONLY Sill 500 ONLY

1Tl2 D st. s.e.-2- family row brick
in excel. cond. Each apt. has bed
from End fl. apt will carry pay
mentS on house. 81 500 cash will
handle. A steal at this price. Gail
Mr.. Ruehl, LII. 443S2; ewes, HI.
1880.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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ROOMS GALOREl

An outstanding value in AnacoStia.
Semidet masonry; / spacious rms;
suitable for home and income, / n
baths. oil INV h.. bSmt, garage,
fenced lot with flowers and shrub
income Si33 mo-. priced at only
S13 $50. easy terms. Phone Ii.
T-S&51 til Q pm.
ANNENBERG REALTY
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COLORED-VACANT
9-RM BRICK
COLORED
1850 AMES ST N f.

3S0Z AMEO 81. IN L.
4 bedrooms, brick, semidet. home
Full bsmt.. rec. rm., gas heat, / ~
baths, Diet. garage, fenced lot;
immed. occupancy. Reas. down
BROKERS' COOPERATION INVITED
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. 1855. UN. 1166. 10
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COLORED
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

70 ACNE0 IN IOWN
This valuable property is a sacri-
fice-oWner leaving city. Liv. rm.
15x24 music I'm. or den, family.
size din. rm.. kit, fully equipped;
1St-f bath; spacious bedrms.
and bath on end fl; full bsmt.;
shade trees and shrubbery; close to
bus, school and shopping; price,
Sl4 800; reasonable down payment.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152O K ST. NV.
Ma 50O5 -lS
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NEW HOMES

46th AND H SITS. Sc.
Open From 8 Am. To 7 PM.
Move in with deposit-will trade.
New semiIetached brick homes ready
for occupancy 6 rooms t3 bed
roonS). large lots l block to down.
town bus, / block to Shopping, l
block to schools. Out Pa. ave. Sc.
to Ala ave (top of hilD. turn left
to 46th St. left TO H St, right "a
MARsHAIL j. wAPLE CO
1924 l4th St. NV. DI 334s.
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.W.

CoLoRED-sEMIDET. corner. suit
able for discriminate purchaser; up
per 18th st. area. rooms 60 bed
rooms). finished basement baths.
maid quarters q rooms); 2car
built-in garage, ultra modern kitch-
en-. Substantial cash req Terms.
Call MR.. CLARK, Sun. NO. 1868;
weekdays. RE. 0657.
CoLORED-PETWOR SPECIAL
WITT only S1.500 cash. A real
quality Colonial brick home Of six
large rooms. double rear porches,
gas heat. Excel. loca. RIA. 341S. .
CoLORED-I5OO BLOCK 18th ST.
See this lovely home with income,
3-oedrm. apt. on End A.; LIST f.,
liv. rm.. reception hall, porch;
complete 3-rm. apt. in bsmt.; auto.
oil heat. Call LOWE REALTY Co.
COLORED - NEAR RESERVOIR -
Lovely 6-rm, brick home. list time
offered. Additional rm. in bsmt.
with front entrance. III baths, gas
heat ReaS. down payment Ewes.
AID. $3.50. AJERBACH Il CO.. DI.
65Dl.
COLORED-lIth AND MONROE
Compl. furn. brick. L rms, 3 baths,
arranged as apis. and rms; peri.
cond.; immed. possession. To in
spect, call
ALBEE REALTY co.
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6618 9TH Pl. NV.
NEAR ST. GARRIEIS

Desirable 6-room. row brick. . in
closed porches; deep lot with garage;
gas INV h.. possession.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
OH n TIL q ID AZ
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HoUSES-SALE-N.E. (cont.)
MICHIGAN pAPR

MICHIGAN PARK
An excellent semidet. brick; rooms
ia bath, rec. room, gas &C. heat
Move in with down payment. Call
Mr. Martufi. LA. 6-7S45.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. NV. DI. 3346
10
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FORT DAVIS AREA
Several nice homes in this area from
Sl3-950 to 100000; Diet. and row
houses. Call US when buying oil
selling in Sc
BRENNAN & PORTER
MA 1919
Evening star., 1950-02-26
A. u. Hands Mounts
S5-fo-74 Beatinq
speeiol pispoteh 10 The Star

FREDERICK. Md, Feb. 25.-
Grabbing the lead at the outset
and holding an aggressive Mount
st. Mary's i've at arms length the
rest of the way, American Uni
versity chalked up an IS to "a
victory over the Mountaineers to-
night to end the Mason-Dixon
Conference race in first place with
a record of IL victories against
one defeat. It was the Eagles
sixth consecutive victory and their
final game of the regular season.
Towering Ronnie Garshag,
American center, set a sizzling
scoring pace in the first half when
he sank 10 of his a. points, helping
his mates to a 1910 lead at the
intermission. When he cooled of
Sherwood Webster and Art Nor
ales took up the sharpshooting
burden. Webster collected is of
his 81 points in the final half,
when Morales got 13 OF his eve
ning's total Of 10.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
SOC. u. Baseball Candidates
Will Start Practice tuesday

With more than 80 candidates
scheduled to report, Coach Jim
McPadden will call out Catholic
University's baseball squad for its
first practice Tuesday. Outdoor
work will begin Immediately,
weather permitting.
Catcher Ned Cousey and Third
Baseman Joe Halissey are co-cap-
tains. Along with Hank Zurawel,
reliable shortstop, they are the
only fixtures on the team which
McPadden must. rebuild.
The coach win have four pitca-
ers as nucleus for his staff, in
cluding Mickey Trepp, whose speed
afoot may induce McPadden to
try him at second base when he
is not pitching. Trepp won three
and lost three games last year.
Frank McNutt (3-o). Ted Rudel,
who was better than his record of
no wins against two losses in
dicates, and Joe Mauiri (0-2),
complete the quartet,
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Out-of- own Swimmers Take
Two Junior AAU Titles Here

A pair OF out-of -toWnerS swan
away with the two Junior National
AAU swimming events in the Dis
'trict AAU meet last night at the
Eastern Branch Boys Club.
Coralee O'Connor of Worcester,
Mass, annexed the junior national
50-yard freestyle for women, span
ming the distance in 29.2 seconds,
while Leon Baarke of the Uni
versity Of North Carolina took the
junior national 150-yard back
stroke for men at 1:42.1.
Barbara Hobelman, unattached,
was the only Washington swimmer
to figure in the two big tests, fin
ishing third behind Miss O'Connor
and Marlene Cahill of the Wom-
ems Swimming Association Of New
York in the 50-yard event.
Behind Baarke in the mems $50
came Hank Whitton of Plainfield,
N. j., and Paul Arata of Lancaster,
Pa.
oCtGlC IbOld1lO Va VIC 4dhOuAd
Swimming Club gave Washington
a victory in the open 100-yard
backstroke and came within five-
tenths of a second of the record
in doing so. Miss Roland finished
the course In 1:13.8. Sandy Snow
of the Kenosha (Wis.) Youth
was second and Joyce
Sullivan, unattached. of New York
was third.
Two District junior AAU records
were wiped out. Richard Tietje Of
Georgetown University won the
100-yard breastroke in the record
time Of 1:12.2, erasing' the mark
of 1892 set by Barry Wall of
Ambassador in 1948. Mary Free
man, unattached, won the 100
yard breastroke for women in
1866, wiping out the mark of
1:32.1 set by Patsy Palmer of the
old Shoreham Hotel team in
1912.
Individual honors for the night
went to Ann Quackenbush, repre-.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

Pitt. Richmond; Roy Clogston,
N. c. State, and w. L. Younger
Virginia Tech.
The eight teams which will take
part in the tournament are N. c.
State, William and Mary, George
Washington, South Carolina
North Carolina, Virginia Tech,
Wake Forest and Duke.
All but Duke and Virginia Tech
took part In last years tourna-
ment, IN which N. c.. State de-
feated George Washington for the
title. ~
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Fort Knox Beuts Meade
For End Army Cage Title
BY fhe Assoeiofed Press

FORT EUSTIs, Va. Feb. 25.-
Fort Knox, champion Of the Ken
lucky Military District, defeated
Fort Meade, Md, 65-61. here to-
day to win the End Army basket
ball championship.
The Kentucky five went through
the double elimination meet un-
beaten with four wins-over Camp
Lee, Virginia titlist; Fort Meade.
Maryland champion, twice, and
Camp Campbell. runnerup in the
Kentucky Military District.
It was at the free throw line
that Meade was beaten today. The
Maryland quint scored as many
field goals-28-as did the Fort
Knox team, but Meade was able
to drop but five charity tosses in
"a attempts. while Knox tailed
nine of %.
"Aggie" Ollrich led the Knox
win with % points. while Willie
Cert, Knox center. dumped in 20.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Notre Dame 0vertakes
Navy Five, $3.50;
TraiIed Near End
BY the Assoeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 25.-
Notre Dame came, saw and con-
quered Navy, IS to SO, today In
its first basketball appearance on
the banks of the Severn.
Center Dan Bagley. high scorer
with 10 points, led the Irish in
their second victory in two games
against the Midshipmen. Notre
Dame led at the half, 80 to 80.
The Middies, who tied the score
nine times during the game and
held three-point lead at 48 to
IS with 10 minutes to go, gave up
only after q terrific struggle.
Forward Joe Fitzpatrick kept
Navy in the game with II points,
IA of which were in the first half.
It was Notre Danes 14th win
OF the year against eight losses. It
was Navy's sixth setback in 20
starts.
In a preliminary. the Navy
Plebes won their 18th game with a
1885 victory over Admiral Far
ragut Academy of Pine Beach,
N. ]. Guard Jim Van Scoyoc was
high scorer with IL points. The
Plebes have lost only one game.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Pete Harris Defeats
Dean for Golf Title
BY the Assoeiossd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. Is. - Pete
Harris won the baseball players
golf tournament today for the sec
ond year In q row, outsteadying
Dizzy Dean, 8 and 2.
The 49-year -old Harris dropped
a three-foot putt on the 10th
green for par 4 to take the 11th
annual event after leading, one up.
at the end of nine holes.
Dean missed four-foot put on
the 18th and eight footer on the
-14th. His putting was cratic.
Harris, one time star outfielder
and pitcher. for Atlanta, ended his
baseball career in 1888 as result
Of a leg injury. He has been play
ing the Miami Springs course for
many years.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

Joe Zuniga. a holdover from
last year, tops the list of outfield
candidates. Rockies coming up
include Herb Sondericker and Pat
Dowling.
Ed Sullivan will understudy
Cousey behind the plate, while
among the infield candidates are
Keith Jenkins. a reserve last year j;
Fritz Velke, lanky righthanded
first baseman: Paul Halissey, Bill
Sendericker. and Joe Della Rata,
the Cardinals court star.
Catholic U. which won six
Mason-Dixon Conference games
and lost five last season, will
play Is games in 1850, including
double headers with Lynchburg
and Washington College. The
schedule:
April 13. Towson; Is. Mount st. Mary's;
Mount st. Mary's; 25. Western Maryland; !;
~, At American u; 30. at Johns Hopkins
May 8, Lynchburg l2l; 8, American o.;
II, at WASHINGTON College f2); Is, at
Western MARYLAND; Is. Randolph-Macon;
49, Loyola.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Southern Conference Cage
Pairings 10 Be Made Today
BY the Associated Press

DURHAM, N. c., Feb. 25.-Pair-
ings and seedlings for the 29th an
nual Southern Conference basket
ball tournament, scheduled for
Duke University's indoor stadium
here next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. will be determined to-
morrow. The loops basketball
committee will meet at 10:30 am.
First-round games will begin
Thursday afternoon, with North
Carolina States Wolfpack defend
ing the championship it has won
for the last three years.
The committee is composed Of
Eddie Cameron, Duke; Rex En-
right, South Carolina; Malcomb