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r. A. HUMPHREYS
eos N. Capitol Realtors Ma $3.50
2304 Calvert St NV DE 57TS
FOR SALE BY OWNER

Ia-yr.-old 2-story stone white clap
board and brick; extra lge. paneled
liv. rm. with built-in bookcases,
family-s size dining room with Gus
tom-made china corner cabinets,
large kitchen with breakfast nook,
exhaust fan and pantry; 1st-floor
powder room; 3 bedrms. and bath,
master bedrm. has twin closets. lge.
linen closet; full high bsmt.;. . re-
frigerators and = stoves, 4O-eal. INV.
tank. plumbing in for auto. washing
machine, gas &C h., alum. storm
sashes throughout, storm doors,
screened side porch, driveway. lge.
level beautifully Handicapped lot with
trees and Towering bushes; nr.
schools. shopping, > buslineS, ! blk.
from Indian Spring Country Club.
Immed. poSs. Open for inspection
SH 1855 Directions. Out Colesville
road past Mrs. Kay's to Indian
Spring drive, right on Indian Spring
drive to Caroline ave, to 9510 Car
Oline ave. -
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Colonial Investment Co.

2OO4 OSBORN DRIVE
SILVER SPRING, MD.
OPEN SUN. l-6 Pm.
Brick bungalow, 5 rooms on 1st II
including 2 bedrooms and bath; 2
bedrooms and W bath on 2nd ii.
Spacious rec. room, with complete
Kitchen equipment, fireplace and
par; Garage, excellent location.
to 5000 block, left on Lansdown
Way, l blk. to Osborn dr., " blk.
70 house. Call Mr. Hudson, TU.
2lOO. ewes, NO. 716O.
SHOCkEY g. MOORHEAD
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ARLINGTON
BELLVUE FOREST
3040 N. Quincy st.
beautifully Landscaped

Berry and vegetable garden, rose gar
den. rock garden with sprinkler
fountain; large barbecue terrace;
new house. never occupied, living
en-, 4 bedrms., 3 full baths. extra
large closets, finished bsmt., breeze
way. 2-car garage. Directions: Prom
Chain Bridge. follow Glebe I'd, left
on Military I'd. to N Quincy 81,
across 3lst st. to Open" sign.
today / O'Clock until $50, or can
OWNER. CO. 1901.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA WA

- - A>4tAn, "A.
'Geo. Washington's Home TOWN.
"A nome OF exceptional charm de-
Sened for today's living is off,rrd
sets well back from the road. in
an exclusive neighborhood and has
Deeh eOertly planned for minimum
maintenance. Tapestry brick cen.
ter-haH Colonial with slate roof.
copper spouting. oak Interior trim
ssna tastefully decorated There are
tour bedrooms. . complete modern
paths. The living room with op.n
fireplace, dining room and modern
kitchen are all large. well-propor-
TONED rooms and knotty pins
den or breakfast room. The bahe-
ment with outside entrance ia light
and airy, contains maids quarters
with half bath. The grounds, ln6S
100 or handicapped beauty, contains
many shrubs and flower beds and
NY pond. There is oil heat and a
oetached garage. The whole COM
prlSes all essentials for simple and
comfortable living A young coun.
Try estate in charming built -uu
community Priced for Immediate
sale at S34 800.
EXCLUSIVE AND
BY APPOINTMENT
JOA NINA M. BARRY
22o6 MI. Vernon Ave, Alex, Va.
Phones: AL. 0V7S or TIE. 234I .
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Lovely Cape Cod brick bungalow on a
large corner lot: living room, . bed
rooms. lge. modern kitchen. COM
pletely equipped tile bath and
shower; expansion attic with dormer
windows; excel. basement, gas heat,
screened porch; storm windows. We
netian blinds; perfect cond Priced
at S12.950. Assume a large A.
1st trust. Immed poss. Shown by
appointment
Louis MILLER REAL ESTATE
UN. 2723; Ewes, UN. 1885. 3
OPEN SUNDAY. > TO s PM.
1901 WEST OGLETHORPE ST,
WEST HYATTSVILLE. MD.
Owners loss. buyerss gain. This
home has just been completed, and
owner transferred. Consists of lge.
liv. room with flrepl., din rm. mod
kit; large bedrms. and bath; End
d. has l finished bedrm. and space
for End. Full size bsmt., auto heat
large lot. Call Mr.. Harrington, SH
1913.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE co.
1874 18th st. NV. DI. 3346. 3
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AVONDALE

4S29 RUSSELL AVE.
Open Sun only. l-6 pm; brick,
2-bedrm. BUNGALOW; expansion attic
living rm. with fireplace; dining rm.
nice kitchen: tile bath; full base
ment; gas a.c.h,: built-in garage.
lovely lot
E. r. BOYNTON
1925 Wis. Ave. OR $500 or OR. 6492
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CHEVERLY, MD.
- DAEC TEC

II RMS BATHS
BUILDER S LOSS-YOUR GAIN
Brand-new large home to be sold at
huge loss. Very large corner lot.
Center hall plan. Soft liy. rm
den, sun rm., 1st fl. bedrm and
bath; ) beorms.. , baths and eX-
ira kitchenette on End A.; recr. rm,
sundeck. ETC.: cost S56,O00 TO build
sell now for S37 500 or best offer:
terms. Call Mr.. Ewell (eves. and
Sun. OR. 1919.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K ST NV Realtors. ME a4n0
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ARLINGTON
ARLINoToN-sIo,3OO.
OPEN . To 5.oO

:, , . Y y OU
osiigntiul 2-bedrm. Dutch Coloni.I
nome on Ice. lot conveniently -
scnoois 6ns. stores; immediate Dos
seSSlon' Ss. S2'7OO cash, balance at 5ss:
surance, principal and Interest ~
SSi,ooo cash and approx. $50 mo.
directions; Lee hwy. to N. Lextnrton.
deit 70 No goth, left To open sign
and property. 's"
CARROLL BICKLE
CI oOsR r~.,,,..,
Evening star., 1950-04-02

VAcANT-CAPIToL HEIGHTS, MD.
OPEN TODAY, l TO 5
203 50th AVENUE
only $3.50. Completely redecorated
Groom and bath detached Johns
Manville shingled home. Large lot
SoxlOO; immediate possession; low
down payment Directions: Out
East Capitol ST., right on 61st, l
block right on 5Oth ave, to house
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
1929 K st. NV, MA. 0352; ewes,
Evening star., 1950-04-02

WILL SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE
only ,S12,5O0; all-brick English
sSaangaloW; Sa g9a ", $500, cash. GI, or
bedrms., bath, fireplace in living
rm., dining rm., kitchen, utility rm'
Plus finished attic into large ard
bedrm. and plenty OF storage
space: oil h.-w.h,, close to Shopping
so sno trs1sp:: 3 blks; to school. Open
hwy; to where Lee Hwy. and Old
dominion Or. part, right on Abing-
don TO 4106 N. 22nd ST. Sold di
rect By OMner GIL. hhhl -
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Arlington Ramblers

ick yours out now before its too
ate, located close In, nr. Lee hirb-
way; brick construction. GOOD
sIzeo neorms.. attrac. liv. rm. with
mirror over f1repl.. din. rm,, Kit
equipped. incl garbage dlsposal pen.
dix, range and refrigerator' A real
puy at Sl5,260; CT or non-Gi
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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Burr & Young, Realtors

OPEN 1914 SUNDAY
225 Granville rd., Silver Spring, Md.
--Det. brk.. l blk. Indian Spring
Country Club: 6 yrs. old; lge liv
rnn., side porch. din. rm.. kit. elec.
range, gas refgr.. 3 nice bedrms,
mod. bath, recr.. rm., "a bath.
laundry rm., gas heat. storm win
doWs, shrubbery, beaut lot: less
than $4,000 for this lovely home.
Terms: RE. 1916, CHAPMAN
REALTY co.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
Apartment, No Cash Down

Apartment, No Cash Down
$44.30 Per Month To Vet
Living room with fireplace. dining
room, fully. equipped kitchen and
path nrst floor of two-story brick
pudding in f1ne suburban section Of
kenSlngton, Md. Large lot, trees,
You can't beat this for eracio,is
Hving with a minimum of expense.
Call Mr.. Taylor or Mr.. Berens, Jr :,
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC-152O X ST. NV.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1950-04-02
TRADE

Your home for a beautiful. detached
home in an exclusive section OF
nearby Maryland Our homes are
the last word. Consider detached
brick on large level lot, slate roof.
copper pipes. cutters and spouts'
powder room. den. recreation room.
laundry chute. screened porch.
maids quarters, sun deck. breakfast
nook. dishwaSher. garbage disposal.
3 bedrooms. baths detached ga
rage with breezeway
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$500 CASH TO VET
Cl E00 All nnY@nx

W. xJOVV TILL oIt1O1A
Grand, large, 2-bedroom bunealows
with large living room and dining
alcove,, fully equipped kitchen, per-
manent stairway to large expansible
attlc' very. convenient to Fort Du-
pont shopping area. Call Mr.. Walsh,
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-152O X St. NV.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1950-04-02

4 BEDRMS., 2 baths. rec. room,
reas. priced. OWNER, FA. 60S7. !.
Evening star., 1950-04-02

SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE,
FURN. BUNGALOW, 8 rms and
path, al modern cony.; oil heat:
furn,, $3.50 mo. Apply ~ West,
-moreland ave. Takoma Park, Md. I.
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OPEN SUN Ia

OPEN SUN. 1-6
Silver Spring. beautiful location. det.
prick, 2-story, 3 bedrms., garage
beautiful side concrete porch, nice
ent trust. Directions: Out Georgia
ave. to $500 block, turn right on
Forest Glen rd. blocks to Ten
6Took DR.. and left to house. C. Nc
CONE. Excl. aet., 10. 3-6SS9 =
Evening star., 1950-04-02

. HOUSES FOR Sll.5OO
% rms, kit, and bath; (2) . rms
Kit. and bath. Each house has lgs
lot. OWNER, KE 3-4S37.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
NO CASH
ROCKVILLE Mn

1VOS1A 1iiC, TVD.
A, lovely 3--bedrm. home in an ideal
rm., dining area and large kit. with
new refrigerator and stove, full bsmt.
with outside entrance; very goou
condition inside and out; large lot.
Remember, no down payment to a
veteran; Monthly payments about
So2. Full price, $4,000, subject to
VA approval. Call Mr.. Behrens. jr.,
or Mr.. Taylor Sat. and Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
Evening star., 1950-04-02

ATTENTION GI'S
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
Buys the house you have been look
ing ior; lSt floor: liv. rm with Fyro
washer and garbage disposal, powder
rm; and porch; End floor: 3 Ice.
oeorms; This house has 6 lge.
closets bsmt.; a.-c. heat and ga
rage. 3120 63rd ave, Cheverly,
MO-; HU. SOTO: ewes NIL 1850 %
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RIVERDALE
DOCTORS OFFICE

And home: perfectly located near
hospital; 212-story prewar Colonial
brick, powder room 1st floor, lovely
long living room with fireplace. gra-
cious dining room with built-i
en-; 3 bedroom. tile bath End floor;
full bedrooms on 3rd floor;
recreation room in basement; de-
tached garage. This was the scene
OF famous doctor for many years;
100000
A. STANLEY MOREAU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

frod johnson. dash and broad
.mp TAR clinchcd victory for
me Sps.tans with 4 leap oi "a
y ~ inches MSCs total NUM-
bcf 81 points registered wa, a..
Nlih Johnson's FIRST place IN the
event Yale. who finished second
last ycar was noscd out by Seton
Hall 200 despite jun Fuchs bril-
liant shot.put toss. Manhattan
was third with 1872 while Vale
was fourth with 10 l-l0 points
Jesse Thomas. MISC dash star
won tho so Yard high hurdle heat
but failed 10 vim in the finals as
jam Gehrdes Of Penn State came
home FIRST followed by Horace
Smith. last years winner
Bill Mack. MISC. won the mile
run in record time OF All. break.
ing the i94l record by one sec
ond Jack Dianetti, MISC. finished
third In The 500 ward run while
Fred Johnson ran a poor fifth in
tho coward dash.
Jim Fuch OF Yale won The 49,
pound shotput as expected with
a toss Of So feet. 3 80 inches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
Seek Skating Rink

a recommendation that the
Civ build an outdoor artificial
icc skating rink VIII be mace 10
i,o Parks and Recreation Com
mission II lis meeting this week
Mrs Walter r. OHaif. vice-prcs-
ident announces.
Mrs OHsir said the Parks and
Recreation department has plans
ios rink 200 feet long and IS
tcct widc which can accommo-
cato 1900 70 1000 skaters AZ any
one time The department has
asked refrigeration companies &c
prepare an estimate Of the cost
Of rink this size.
John J Consioine. Department
Superintendent plans 70 provide
the proposed rink with warming
rooms snack bar lockers lava
tories and facilities for checking
and skate sharpening. These
with space for machinery and
equipment. would be provided at
recreation center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

bans indifference 10 nainD'|
chores rather than Fclions ~
perior fighting qualities
AHEAD OF BRATToN
If he can whip Wilhan' fal
ton will strengthen his b'o y
title recognition. Furthermore
will move him up a notch or "l
inasmuch as Johnny Braiion j
No. 4 in the contender listing al
the Chicagoan was flatienea
Trenton Ike in eight ROUNDS
month ago in Chicago. "a
a victory over Williams woun
also establish FELTON, as a siron'
favorife In an elimination ioul
namcnf II and when Robins
vacafes his l47 Id. title 10 ns'
middleweisht king Jake "
Mofta.
DRAW WITH pELLoNE
Since dropping a eruelllns V
round decision to Kid GaV, y.
last April. the hard-hitiine ID
sey titleholder has won y
straight matches. lie fla'''lIll
Johnny Bratton in eight rouns
in Chicago six weeks ago
kayoed Sonny Boy West. al' "a :
eight rounds. in New YORK ~
ten days ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
THREE BOXING CHAMPS
CALL OFF CONTESTS

Inside Of two weeks time
three boxing champions have
called off scheduled bouts with
their respective opponents. First
It was Welterweight champion
Ray Sugar" Robinson. who had
a Philadelphia bout POSTPONED
because he was not in shane -
Last week. Middlcwcieh,
champion Jake LaMotta and
heavyweight Champion. Ezzard
Charles. postponed fights. be.
cause OF injuries" Could il be
that the champs are taking adj
vantage Of their positions. %
call the shots" as they choose
LaMotta, in postponing his
battle with Chuck Hunter in
Cleveland. cried injured left
hand; while Charles hollored
injured rib. It's great to be Q
champion.-you call the tunes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

.oNng.
ID Lo-is . hsoke and Moods
ih. more, q llyc on ho can not
csy all 81 his trends and MINI
sc: On the dough. brought IN
iior exhibitions,
Lo1is sct,ei!y boards the
laea Il being the only heavy :
wc4shi 70 mold The title twice
ne I'D no; lose IT. hGi ret.fedl.
rs Cta.lcs ia.nklne that Louis
Wlii not comeback continues 20
CHALLENGE r.m boasiflllv: or
Chasic- in.nKs tnai he can pest
the old man md would Ike 10
sesp ne change from suen Z
sight
AnyWav tic odas s:c moving
lrtaYoisn.y seasrsi inc bows who
promote tnc "siug-ior-pavr game.
Especially those who witness ed
the faial GeWro Sn ali- Lavsiner
Roach fight N New York recent
ly
But The QUESTION i. VIII il e.
fccf comeDacks ~ LOUIS? You an
sHcf IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
CHARLES BESHORE
BOUT CANCELLED
BY SORE RIB

Btffhi.O E<leid Charlie
manager Jake MINT por,ed
ft wfe tns' no hras weight
ii'lo faht bo'pcon Charles and
fredap 10 amr would hc fought
Anil
tt+ lc wa. e1anincf hv q
local phys.cian after hc com
planned az having sore rib
Tho examining doctor reported
that ihc injury could have oc-
CURED before Charles began
fighting last year or the day
before rs claimed
Meanwhile MINT was 70 for
ward $1,000 guarantee money 20
Buffalo after the champions per.
sonal physician examined him IN
Cincinnati The bout was orig
inally set for Feb. q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
GOPHER COACH BOWS
TO FLORIDA jim CROW

M1NNEAPOL1S.-Coach James
l. Morrill, submitted 10 Florida's
Jim Crow last week IN defiance
Of Gov Luther Youncdahl's or
der 70 Cancel an intercollegiate
boxing match
Consequently. William Nc
Moore, Negro boxer on the
University of Minnesota team
was left al home while his
teammates went through with a
boxing match in Miami.
Coach Morrill,, however. apollo
Rized 70 McMoore. The governor
was Of the opinion that the en-
eagement should have been called
Of because Of racial discrimina-
ton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

relton. who VIII enter the ring
at Olympia March 8 as the un-
derdog. is mindful of that plus his
opportunity in later fights should
nc defeat the veteran (although
% wears old from the East.
Inc 20 year old Dctroiter now
ranked fifth in Ring Magazines
listing Of ten leading contcndcrs
is perhaps more kccnly aware Of
this than anyone else. He has in
dicaiod this by switching his
training quarters from the down
town Sportsmen's Gym 10 the Joe
LOUIS farm out near Utica. Mich
FELTON, is working out there
daily under the waichful eye Of
co-msnagers Bert Lamb and
Eddie Futeh. and trainer Jim
my Edgar.
The local star regards the vii.
Hams match as far more i'm.
portant than the Kid Cavilan
bout last October. When he me,
and beat Gavilan. FELTON, was vir.
tuaiiy unknown outside OF his
hometown.
The win over the Cuban made
ms presence felt in the weller
weight division. but li,tIo ol.o
Too many fight experts attribut.
ed Gavilan's defeat 10 the Gu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

fonv..c ~ r.pil II inc 1.
ae-' >, Dol
Cleveland Indians front OF
fee announces an advance tic
ke, saIe ~ 600 600 they
drew z m .l,,r and quarter
million ali told in az fans
really arc supporting The
Tube Weeks punch is re.
;ained eiihe- bv TIE fans or
The MANAGEMENT or maybe
both.
Lss'e Fe.iaE so' a1o'A
~ c~tf i> y 1re csy 'te-
fsA1 II. oa f.rg 4 ~ y.
anr own ps'n
fc'fan 2'ssn' cha
~ W..'ish Nro o'l'
.ea N-t i cet me la''es
Dcfu ea'.". ee best IN ms
m Jtc jos Gene
rs lnHn9 MSC 'fatn
Mrr A.a '9p'pa..'' nos neen
p-sfof into naek et"~ta On
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

KegIerS
BY ADLEE v. BELL
The Petite League

The Gibbons Reality won two
games from DR. James Catch
ing l844-l79s. catchings recciv-
er pin hdp.
All Nations Ranch was taken
for three games by Great Lakes
Insurance. 1895 1860. Great
Lakes received an 10 pin hdp.
Grown Barbecue lost two
games 20 the Detroit Citizens.
1861 1887 Grown received a IS
pin hdp
League Gossip
Belle Poriies Of Gibbons Real
ity rolled beautiful single
game Of 2l5 Belle says il is
easy when you know how. Oh
yeah?
Grscat Lakes nosed the Col
ored Citizens out of second place
by one game.
DR.. Catchings the league lead
ing team had better watch out
because they arc only holding
FIRST place by a two game mar
gin. Better start rolling team
M Mccall wasn't her usual
self Tuesday and | wonder what
IS Billie Giles aim IN bowling?
Sarah Stewart Of Grown Bar
B-Que is really getting good
Splits don't mean a thing to her
she very camly picked up 5-io
and then few frames later
the $50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04


ing Northeastern 10 1882 win with 50 secoaa y y
when big Ernest Wagner scored to give the FslO a 81
33 win.
Central High was involved in the most ues srjI
thrilling games The Blazers bowed 70 Northwest 2s
in the opener Mackenzie fen yictim a Contra ,si
the Coliseum Redfords Huskes blasted Kamm tai
boys 52-l3 the formers home court. Keeping b. mi
ceSsiog up. I. Ds fighting over a favored team
who supposed to win by ten points.
Last but not least came the great game PLAYED Mack
kenze High School between Northern and Contra Coscb
Powers power-aden EskmoS seemingly trembled Under
Centras might and bowed 5OiS Sopia stars W'ev
Of Northern who culled p and Werner Ken eir 4
who registered % stood for both teams hope the 81
81 basketball season ism trying this
The Metropolitan Lea CUES policy of playing the pr.
lmnaries at the Stale Fair Coliseum broken when
City League officials voted have the games switched
to the Olympia Stadium This change made because
even the league ma de the last football season
but is still $4,000 in the red.
Now the league appears more than willing To cambl{
II is laying money on the line that the semfnals dnrl
many spectators the finals
OF the semi-finaiss only Central has a ares enrol
ment. Miller however has been big drawing card IA IN
strength Of its champ onShp cGbS of the last three vear
he appearance Of two other small schools Nor ster
and ass ordinarily would not make the Official. nanp
But has been many ycaf> each boosted sror
team that championship feser is unprecedented
pitch.
Central always good basketball schcs haS mo
crossed farther than of its followers expected Cs
trial and Miller certain to have good tufaout
Al any rate the fact remains that the Mco fisiahI
we're VIKING 20 3amDe lOnS OeIore the pa. 81 NioO |
known.
don't see how the league officials think they can
draw full crowd at the finals and semis when last
Northwestern, Miller Northern and Central drew
only 5000 people at the Coliseum.
Now lets look at the semi-fina lineup. Nor
VIII play Cass ]. the first game, while Miller vii engage
Central in the finals.
Northeastern beat the Techncians 1888 IN 4 GAM
earlier this and appear paper solid aonts
But this reporter differently Seriously tink Au
Cudlllos boys will pull of the biggest upsets MeE
lt Il min fho Fol
base my prediction on the power of the CasS deense
thinking they will stop NorheaSterns big g.. Wagner
Ditzhazy and Kelly
On the otherhand Mer's rejuvenated Trojsm
shouldn't have too much trouble in downing Central 50
35 Will Robnsons classy S have too much overall
scoring power whereas Central is limited to two
Miller also downcd Central in two scrmmaga gamcI
early in the
Well there is is Miller and CaSS in the finals ogehI
along with Northeastern and Central in the varmupI
ne same thing VIII prevail it did last year; tle batsI
for third place being better than the champon rsnsI
But here's hoping my initial forecast is wrong and thai
Northeastern will come through
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04
SPORTS
RusaI>%

u-e ren here we are almost finished with the clrrer
basketball season with only the semifinas and The finals
left to play. ..
This season Of 1880 one OF the most exciting ius
80 "a mat Man great basketball years we've seen n DA
trot in long while Here is resume OF this torssty
season
The biggest upset OF the season was ass Teen ISL
win over Northern Second Northerns surprrg 81
% win over Miller. The Northern win over Mileg vs
their second victory the Troians since l94s WIEN
Eskimos headed by Blaine Denning dropped the NAs|
boys 47-32.
In third position stands Northeasterns thrilling win
over Miller at Brewster Center, which Milers first
loss at the center in 9 games Three players Ernie
Wagner Arnold Kelly and Fred Ditzhazy scored S o
their teams 59-point total while Charles Primus and
Gerald Hutchins Melted 36 of Miller's 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-03-04

In the case Of Montgomery.
chances are tina; nc woald meet
sin competition IN rls field.
Ike WillisTns Ray Robinson.
Paddy Ycune; Kid Cavilsn and
Tony Peilone are JUS, few Of
Inc hard hitting boys he'll find
On the scene.
e 1905 nat Niori- rctt
l1ies 10 rsre r9ref .~lcr
aai j. ata,t Viz stsnf Sans
Aa1ri' ns9 h-s ave rg,cr
.oa coaeA W. 'nr past .eA
1'ss. hs hsen crteiyl q So
oasc-te iga;c Ws.
eNn boss csrau.c o; cg.ng
',.e Q. ~ damage.
aa ! A.m.ssoas m.ae /.
H'Dae. winch lae expects say
tani nclp ban although he c.a
B-e1 W httie change. Appas-
emily his ighilng o.1 not BARN
nnl ino uch inesnlch d hc
ioginc tho country PRECEDING
ine-c DAYS
Nope hc did not Just walk
out Puck Up TIC Bible and bcg.n
u spread 'ne good word oi the
Gospel Iie prepared himself
and $40 understand is doing an
excellent Jon ~ sewing liye
a against tan.ng heads OIL
Fighter
Waleoii Started Late
Then there is Walfoit Who
has bocn coming back 30 long.
III the BOYS sie noW SAVING nc
wasn't hare IN nc ilfst place
Just started late
Waicott's case Is taricr Who
has been coming back ior the past
u wears Is quito IN intcio ting
one even though he has failed
ON three occasions 81 Hln the
coveted crown Of f.siania.
Louis Retirement Fireworks
Louis who has caused more
speculation since his retirement
than probably any othel heavy
weight. IS presently fighting *
hibitions, and Is not dong TOO
badly With his KO punch.
Some Of the better boys arc
going out BY the KO route. Too.
Louis. IS not 50. 40 or 30 pounds
overweight Could be- that he
has in mind just one more fight.
The Brown Bomber like Wal
colt, IS pass IS (37 in Nav and j.
not getting any younger. The
question is. VIII Louis risk an
other fight for the money. and
risk getting injured for the re-
mainder of his life?
Louis, il may be recalled did
not take too much punishment.
during his career. The Schmcl-
ing uirst one fight. Tommy FAR
and first Billy Conn bouts were
the fights in which he received
his worst lickings. ops. We knew
that there would be an argument
over his hardest fights, but never
l..
theless' We think these among
his toughcst)
Reason Cited
Those who believe that Louis
VIII attempt comeback before
the year is over give their rea.
sons. They sound like the fol-
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Lester Felton-Ike Williams Battle
Promises To Be Most Memorable

Wednesday nights battle between Lester Feltor Of De-
trot and Ike Williams of Trenton n j. promises 10 be one
oil the battles of the indoor season that the fan
Will remember for long time TO come