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Evening star., 1951-10-28
OPEN SUNDAY

Bethesda, 4 Bedrooms
81 1880; .prewar 2-story home on
,s4-acre lot; liy. rm. with firepl
din. rm., kit. porch, on lSt A.; fuii
basement with exit. oil hot-water ter
heat; new roof: one-half block 10
Transportation: fine suburban iocao
ton. 10 Minis. from District line.
Directions: Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd.
approx. 3 miles from Bank OF Be
thesoa to Grosvenor lane turn right
approx. 400 IT. to open sign on RI.
ASSUME CT LOAN
So SO monthly. including taxes:
3-yr.-old 5rm brick Cape Cod; on
large landscaped lot; . blocks Of
Wisconsin ave. ext; expandable at
TIC partially completed. Close to
schools and transportation.
Directions; Out Wis. ave; to Rock
crest bridge on right. lust north
over bridge to 1905 Edmonston DR..
CAPE COD SPECIAL"
Here is a prewar brick home with 4
bedrms.. on very charming street.
, short hlks from bus, close to
everything; liy. rm.. din. rm.. kit,
bedrns., tile bath; screened porch
on lst A.: . bedrms. on Ind a.: full
bsmt. with exit: n bath; slate roof
wooded lot. Below market At
S2o.950. Directions: Out Old
GEORGETOWN rd. to Greentree I'd .,
turn left , blks. to Grant ST.. turn
right TO our open sign at No. 1904
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
Rethesda NJ 2sSS Till O PM
Evening star., 1951-10-28
SILVER SPRING

center. 2-story brick, 23-ft. liv. rm.,
regular din. rm., equipped kit. COW
cred side porch; 2nd a. has 3 bed
rms, bath; there are 6 closets, full
bsmt. with exit, gas heat; terraced
lot 60x1 so with lots of trees; clean
as q pin; immediate occupancy;
asking S15,950 with as low as So
600 down. CLAUDE WOOD, Real
tor 81, 4600
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
ONLY $4,000

Din. Rm., Bsmt.-Expandable
In lovely old Kensinston. walking
distance to bus. shopping; level lot !;
beautifully constructed home with
nice-sized rms. throughout: living
rm. with fireplace, porch, equipped
kitchen, tiled bath full basement,
gas heat. Call Mr.. Gordon, LO.
5-S705. LO. 5-291O.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC.-l520 X ST. NV.
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SILVER SPRING

B blks. to elementary school; like-new
brick bungalow; liv. rm., din. rm.
equipped kit, 2 bedrms, and bath,
doors and windows; 60xI50 level
lot, 3 trees. rock garden, lots of
shrubs and flowers; pretty as a pic
ture: immediate occupancy; asking
S14.950 with as low as $500 down.
ClAUDE WOOD. Realfnr GI AEAN
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RAMBLER ON HILLTOP
S10 500

beautiful parkway. close
in Silver SprinR-Just completed by
good custom builder; 3 bedrooms,
large living room with fireplace, de
luxe kitchen with eating space; full
daylight basement with picture win
dow overlooking park. l block from
new elementary school. See this
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT l.
INSURANCE CO. til 9 pm.
SH. 8010
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SILVER SPRING

$67 Moves, this includes taxes and
ner lot; full bsmt., gas heat; conv.
to stores and bus. If you see it you
will like 1t. Call Mrs. Stoos, cox
> & CO, Sligo n715
Evening star., 1951-10-28
SILVER SPRING AREA

SILVER SPRING AREA
THREE BEDROOM BRICK COLONIAL
Large liv. rm., firepl.. and built in
bookcases. guest size din rm., lge.
kitchen. ample breakfast space, full
bsmt; lge. lot; 40 loan. Price,
S16,250.
THREE-BEDRooM BRICK COLONIAL
New house cond., lge. liv. rm., flrepI.,
guest size din. rm, window cornices
and traverse rods on 1st H., fully
equip. kit, breakfast space, l2 by
1a: glass incl. finished liv. porch.
full bsmt.: beaut. level lot; conv. to
schools, shopping. and trans. Reas,
priced at SIT 500.
NEW BROOM BRICK RAMBLER
Liv. room, din. rm. combination.
hrepl., lge. deluxe kit. breakfast
space, full bsmt. with level entr.
Price. S1S,500.
BRICK coLoNIAL-sIDE ENTRANCE
1iv. rm., frepl., guest size din. rm.
and "a bath on 1st A., 3 bedrms, and
Ssrase. Only s1s 1850. Son. 'A'"eo
NEW BIG BRICK RAMBLERs
Three bedrms., 2 fun Baths, screened eeinsi
porches. full bsnt, some have rec.
rms. separate din. rms. and garages
Prices. S23.950 to S29.950.
ORLOSKY & GLENN
e214 Piney Branch Rd. NV,
~. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
OPEN SUNDAY

Bethesda, 4 Bedrooms
VI 400; .prewar 2-story home on
t-acre lot; liv. rm. with flrepl.
aln. rm.: Kit, porch, on lst H.; full
basement with exit. oil hot-water
transportation; fine suburban loca-
Llon, 10 Minis. from District line.
directions: Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd
approx. 3 miles from Bank of Be
tnesoa TO Grosvenor lane, turn right
approx. 400 it. to open sign on rt,
ASSUME CT LOAN
S87 So monthly, including taxes;
3-yr.-old 5-rm. brick Cape Cod; on
IaIge landscaped lot: > blocks off
wisconsin ave. ext. expandable at
tic partially completed. Close TO
schools and transportation.
Directions; Out Wis. ave. to Rock
SreSt bridge on right, Just north
OF CONGRESSIONAL Airport, turn right
over bridge to 1905 Edmondston or.
and open sign
CAPE COD SPECIAL"
Here is a prewar brick home with 4
neormS: rms. On On. very charming street.
snort .blks. from bus. close to
bedrms., tile bath; screened porch
on lst a; bedrms. on md A.; uii fuIl
Dsmt. with exit; "a bath; slate ROOT
Ss0,Sso. IL Direetions. SfeSS m5pket ort at A.
GeorgetoWn I'd. to Greentree I'd
turn left 2 blks. to Grant St, turn
,II rIsnI 70 our open sign at No, Sa0I
WOODMOOR AGENCY. INC.
Bethesda. OIL. 1888 Till 9 Pm.
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INSTANTLY

1NSl AN lL1
want this comfy, new 3-bedrm brick
rambler, near everything. It's q
beaut and a bargain. Sl5.950. l ADJ
VERTlSE ONLY PROPERTY
PRICED RIGHT, GEORGE W. BAU-
SERMAN, 81. 1870 SH. 46fS6 "a
Evening star., 1951-10-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

TRI-LEvEL RAMBLER.
Unusual 3-bedroom home with sep
al,t aEate dinink room. Y baths, pro-
with the privacy of q 2-story home
ONLY $4,000. Call for appt. until
pm. 100
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Exclusive Silver Spring Area
MANOR CLUB ESTATES
AND

We have several other fine homes
lge. and small, in various price
ranges; also some nice acreage, lots
and commercial properties for sale
Evening star., 1951-10-28

WOODMOOR, $18,95O
l0s02 LORAIN AVE.
Brick Cape Cod home: 8 bedrms.. 2
inii baths: z bedrms. on 1st floor;
screened porch, full bsmt.; ST. Ber.
nadette'S Parish Directions: Ou,
Colesvllle I'd. past Woodmoor Shop.
ping Center to Lorain ave, rieh,
Evening star., 1951-10-28

TAKOMA PARK, $l7,950
ELM AVENUE
new brick Colonial, 3 bed
rms. 20-ft. liv. rm. with frepl.,
family-siZe din. rm., full bsmt. Di-
rections; Out New Hampshire ave,
psst y. Z nne to Ethan Allen ave,
WOODMOOR AGENCY. INC,
sH. b555. Realtors. TIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp. ,
L1STEN-BUNGALOW

5 rms. full hsmt., EXP. attic, wooded
lot: MT, schools. shopping, Sligo Park.
Sl2,705. ADVERTISE ONLY
PROPERTY PRIC ED RIGHT!
GEORGE W. BAUSERMAN, 81.
1870. SH. 1860. -oa
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WHEATON PARK
81 ,000-Se 900 down and take over
payments. approx SIS mo. incl.
home; liv.- rm.. dinette, kit, bath,
bdrms.. full bsmt., gas heat; large
corner lot: in spotless cond. Call
cox & CO. Sligo 0775.
Evening star., 1951-10-28

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CORP
'~o Eye 81 NV, ST, 1868
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SUBURBAN LUXURY

ga acres. only a few minutets from
the heart Of Silver Spring. Six
large rooms, tile kitchen and bath.
other features too numerous to
mention. Cement block barn. Slb,-
900 first trust at 40. Priced S3I. =
800. Directions: Drive out ColeSville
I'd. or New Hampshire ave. to Buck~
ley Venetian Farms sign. and Capital
Realty Co. open sign. which is only
q few minutes drive from Silver
Evening star., 1951-10-28

oEEN SIN, IO = H.M,-S9, 500:
only S4s2 so cash and S65 mo-, incl.
taxes and Insurance.; CT approved;
only 2 left of these attractive as
bestos shingle BUNGALOWS, featuring
living room, kithcen with stove and
refrlgerator. bedrooms and bath.
utility room Stairway to attic, oil
&C. heat; ia-acre lot: immedate
possession. Out Branch ave. Sc. or
Route through Clinton to Brandy
wine, left on 301 or Grain hwy. TO
Open sign. PUFFENBERGER Il
MOORE. INC. 10. a-9IIO; ewes. Mr.
Crismond, 10. 3-S2l5.
OPEN 2-5. 5000 Carleton ter, Col.
lege Park. You are invited to in
spect this modern 1O-room brick
home with all-electric kitchen,
looking for a smaller house sou come me
on around to 6a21 carelton Ter fsr
WINSTON C. CLAY, Reaitor, WA.
NEAR KENT VILLAGE. lon acr.n
large house, suitable for subdivi.
sion. Sewer and water availablei
Sa0. SSnSa,150. Make offer. HI sll4.
o-RM., 2-STORY and basmt. mod.
prick: excel. neighborhood; mi.
from District line. Call Mr..
s161 SUITLAND RD.. Md lovely
rms. and bath with q huge lot.
Priced at $l1,500. Reas. down
payment. BURKS REALTY. DU.
1898. or co. 1915. a 30
(fNv.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
HOUSES sALE-Mp. tcon,.l
SILVER SPRING
ALL HOMES OPEN 1-6
RAMRI, ,ER SD Q5n
OVERLOOKING SLIGO PIX.

Yes, It's on q terrace, but there Is
no other way you can have this
picturesque setting and view. Beau
tiful white brick Cape Cod. center
fireplace, side screened perch. large
separate dining room, modern
kitchen: I'd A., 2 large bedrooms
and tile bath. Lower level. den or
bedroom and bath, laundry room
and furnace room Priced. SlS,-
$50. Directions: Out Piney Branch
I'd. to Mississippi ave. turn right
tn Nh md cinr
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Evening star., 1951-01-14
By GEORGE Huber

Invgar Bengtsson lost the race,
but he made the mile run in the
fourth annual Evening Star Games
the most thrilling and dramtic of
all last night.
The 28-year-old SWede. who
speaks little English, originally
wasn't entered in the mile, where
he faced the great Don Gehrmann,
among others. Bengtsson was
booked for the Touchdown Club
Invitation 1000-yard run but, al
though he was an early arrival
at the Armory. he failed to hear
the call for the event.
AS a result, Bengtsson did not
appear in time for the l 900 yards.
won by the surprising Dick
Saunders of Georgetown. Due to
the circumstances, Meet Director
Dorsey Griffith permitted the
Swedish star to compete in the
mile run.
Good Break for Crowd.
It was one of the best possible
breaks for all except Bengtsson,
who ran his heart out and was
nipped at the tape by the great
Gehrmann. Particularly in the
last lap was the race a scorcher
as Bengtsson had a one-step lead
over Gehrmann going into the
final lap.
Gehrmann kept pressing, how
ever, and with final burst just
before the wire, the ex-Wisconsin
star moved up to win by less than
a foot. -..
Bengtsson was apologetic about
arriving on the Armory floor late
for his 1,000-yard race, but said
it was the custom in Europe for
runners to be called from the
dressing room before they are due
to start. He had been on the floor
earlier for his warmups, but had
gone below to rest and still was
in the dressing room when the
1000 started.
Both Bengtsson and Gunder
Haag. the world record holder for
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Long Shots Sweep Stake
BY the Assoeioted Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Jan. 13.-
Santa Anita S accident jinx struck
down the favorite Your Host,
probably ending his racing ca
reer. and three long shots raced
on to sweep all the honors in the
$4,000 San Pasqual Handicap
today.
Your Host piled into another
horse during the running of the
race, breaking four bones in his
right front leg and throwing his
rider, Eric Guerin, heavily to the
turf. The jockey was not injured.
1t was the fourth bad accident in
the first IL days of the winter
meeting at Santa Anita Park.
Examination later disclosed
that Your Host, who is owned by
Movie Executive William Goetz
and rated one Of the best four
year-olds in the Nation, fractured
four small bones in the ulna, COM
monty referred to as the elbow.
May Never Race Again.
Trainer Harry Daniels said it
was extremely doubtful if the
California bred youngster would
ever race again. Certainly it
knocked Your Host out as one of
the leading contenders for the
Santa Anita Maturity February 3
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Long Shots Sweep Stake
Your Host Breaks 4 Bones
In Lea in Santa Anita Fall

and the Santa Anita Handicap
March 3.
As 10000 fans watched in as
tonishment at the swift turn of
events, Moonrush ridden by Fred
die Smith, raced on in to win the
S38.550 net prize by four lengths,
with Manyunk second and Repeluz
third.
Your Host was regarded as one
of the finest three-year-olds in the
Nation last year, although he was
the feature favorite in the Ken
lucky Derby. Today he was fav-
ored to win his second rich stake
on successive week ends.
The outcome found Moonrush
rewarding his few hackers with a
payoff of $32.80, $3.50 and $3.50.
Manyunk paid $3.50 and $1290.
and the South American horse,
Repeluz. paid $1,000.
Trailing behind were such solid
challengers as the Calumet Farm S
Ponder, Abe Hirschberg's record
breaking sprinter. Bolero, and I.
j. Collins Vulcan's Forge. Ponder
finish sixth.
Victory No Fluke.
There was nothing flukey about
the victory of Moonrush, who is
(See YOUR HOST, Page B-5.)
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Star Games Summaries
EVENING STAR INVITATION 7o-YARD

EVENING STAR INVITATION SO-YARD
aeSdes aST rst hsat Ts
gibbons, North Carolina u; -3-Marty
Cohen. MARYLAND Y: Time; ;,,,;,; S;6 $ secSnds
MORGAN State. Time: 50 seconds. O''
Third heat: 1-Harmon Brown, La,
yset Fayseie Gale vrsnia ee9ess qeeh Tme ss
seconds.
D. C. AAU 100-YARD CHAMPIONSHIP
first heat: Henry Pc Graftired, Cardoz
BON 81 stonehoases,s deoTsssown time: ioa
Second heat: Mac Byrd. Maryland
Bob Bishop. Catholic U. Time: 1913 sec
o1b THU heat wne ps Moe9 Mayass g.
3-Rolsnd Banks, Phelps Vocational. Time:
10.5 seconds.
EVENING STAR SPRINT SERIES. 10
YARD YARD Rs1 grasg es Morgan gan
tain; 3-Henry Thresher., Mercersburg
Academy. Time II seconds. Cites meet
record)
-. MAsoN-DIxoN M, o,, SPRINT rI, MEDLEY NILE
elk: Sam Lee): Washington College; g.
Briasswaater c9ese Tims se
4. asa aarst5; s.. sMGallandet sd ' e; 5EToWson
1caCHerS. 1lHlet 'i.Ob.
Winner on time, Hampden-Sydney.
AAU OPEN HANDICAP $50 YARDS, l.
Eugene Thomas, Morgan State; flames
timore Olympic Club. Time: 1855
sO-YARD HIGH HURDLES (WOMEN):
Evelyn Lawler. Tuskegee Institute; 3
Constance Darnowski. German-American
AC: Nancy Phillips, German-American
AC. Time: 9.5 seconds.
EVENING STAR INVITATION sO-YARD
HIGH HURDLES, finals. 1-JameS Gehr-
Lafayette, sgd Williams Yale Time:
o'G avENiNG sfsShaS; STAR SPRINT SERIES. So
YARD DASH: Arthur Bragg. Morgan
State; 2-MacDora aid Bailey, Great Brit
Aessem sin 5Hs9Ty nye ssaond.
: EXESING STAR INVITATION SPRINT
Bailey. Great Britain; .2-Henry Thresh-
Rfns0p Ms North y s caSnpa Nays Academy Daye
Evening STAR SPRINT SERIES,
POINT TOTALS, Macdonald Bailey,
Great Britain. ! l point; Arthur Bragg,
IMercersburg Academy. points; sgd
North Carolina T.. points; points; Buddy oas. FoW
p. c. AAU 1OO-YARD CHAMPIONSHIP
FINAL: Henry De Graffred. Cardozo
3GMae 3 ss..IyI BYRD, Maryland Fr0sh. Time:
IL zyENfSs fssHses STAR INVITATION 800
YARD RUN: ARTHUR Wint. Jamaica;
voist. unattached. Time, 1:12.o.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Swede Misses Call for 900,
Then Nearly Beats Ghermonn

the mile. come from the same
town in Sweden, Gavle. Bengtsson
says he and Haag are good friends
and that frequently he has taken
lessons from and trained with
Haag.
A touch of romance entered
the games when Don Laz of Illi-
nois got the pole vault trophy as
a wedding present. He and the
Rev. Robert Richards of the Illi-
nois A. c. tied for the trophy with
IA feet, 8 inches, a Star Games
record. They were supposed to
toss a coin for the trophy, but
Richards gave up his claim to Laz,
who is getting married next
month, telling him it was a we'd
ding present.
No more two evenly-matched
vaulters could be found. These
(See HUBER. Page B-3)
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Coolidge Ties for Lead
By Edging Anacostia;I
Eastern Beats Wilson
By Brion Bell, Jr.

Coolidge tied Tech for first place
in the Interhigh Basketball League
yesterday by rallying in the sec
ond half to edge Anacostia. Sd
so. before approximately 700 fans
at Uline Arena.
In the second game of the
doubleheader, Eastern, using Is
men, scored % points in the third
quarter and withstood a late Will
son rally to win SAT-.
The games inaugurated a series
of Saturday television broadcasts
OF 1nterhigh doubleheaders and
TV fans got full afternoon of
entertainment. The Coolidge-Ana-
costa game was not decided until
the final minute, and a fourth
quarter Wilson rally provided more
than enough excitement in the
second game.
Personal fouls handicapped both
losing teams. Anacostia's star for
ward. Barry Ryan. one of the best
players in the city, fouled out
early in the fourth quarter and
Coolidge edged ahead to stay
shortly afterward.
With starters Don Scott and
Bill Jordan benched on fouls. the
Tigers staged 10-point rally late
IN their game but Dickie Harris
committed his fifth personal and
the Wilson surge ended.
Coolidge Starts Slowly.
Coolidge started slowly with
Jim Gradijan, usually the Colts
highest scorer, unable to hit on
his shots from in close. Anacostia
led 1912 at the quarter and 25-
"a at the half on Buddy Moneys
running two-hand shot as the gun
went off.
The Colts came back strongly
in the third quarter when Artie
Baker and Carmelo Pine began to
hit on set shots. Carl Hevener
scored on several jump shots near
the basket and Coolidge went in
front 1926 at the end of the third
quarter.
Anacostla staged a rally early
in the final period but Barry
Ryan, the Indians best rebound
man and all-around player, fouled
out. Ryan had been living on bor-
roWed time with four personals
since early in the second period.
Last-Minute Surge Fails.
With Ryan gone, Money and
Frank Fortunate had to bear the
brunt of the attack, and late in
the game Fortunate laid one up
to cut the score to $3.50 in favor
of Coolidge.
Coolidge tried to freeze the ball
with SO seconds remaining be-
fore the final gun but travelling
with the ball was called and the
Indians got another chance. Four
shots from underneath the basket
failed and Coolidge finally grabbed
(See INTEPuJcu pooo ph,
Evening star., 1951-01-14
St. John's S Plays
Georgetown Prep

Catholic League basketball
action continues this afternoon
with a double-h header scheduled
at 2 o'clock on the DeMatha
court.
st. Johns, the league leader
with a 400 record. plays
Georgetown Prep in the first
game and third-place st. An
thongs meets cellar dwelling
DeMatha In the nightcap.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

ood.H.kp Gd9HTGHpoMN WIN. CLUB INSyITATIoN S,nE l.
??fRfset9EH ?ssess &hsdF unsS gSsss;
Ar JUNIOR snssf BoaRD aiai a;5Po dF TRADE ,,v,r.
TIoN one MILE RUN: % iWpon iNealn- Gehr-
Sweden; Sweden s5-An Holmbers, tennessee. Tennessee..
3. c. AAN 6oo-YARD CHAMPIONSHIP,
FlNAL; FIN ~ 11James Bruce; Howard u .
MvTfxTI1oN ais1Y @s YAkp i5iif RELAY wom-
Msg MS Faees iNeT R.s.r y9rk pAd Marie Taylor
risl; .a-Tuskegee Institute; &c sGGerman- nam
Aps5ifaR sGiFantkNc 4 E. crSsrI5Ssy5s TIVE 5s5 seconds.
RELAY: iMaryiand ifFkSHk 8 1al BueSler eSeMEas lie
2yirEnia Tech; e5s 9Norts f0n caToina GGfsmeF1: g.
' MTEkeoLLEeIArE oNE-M1LE RELAY.
11-,Providence College tJames Penler, Dick
Herman; cd; Jim Cannon, Bill Keenan,;
mea Timea assae saRe College; 3-Navy Plebes.
: AAU oNE. EMILE RELAY OPEN HANDr-
g. ShP, Pnsr 1MMMargland M.a gs u Frosh !charles
Miller; 2wBaitmore q Olympic 4cp club: nb.hSny 3W
Armstrong Il s.; LA Sale College.
EVENING STAR 1NvIrATIoNAL HIGH
and Jim Herb. f PENN a. state. as0 Heisnt sdshn q
feet feet = Z inches (new meet record); p
I inches; 3--James Webb, La Sale. Heisht:
EVENING STAR 1Nv1TArIoNAL POLE
VAULT: Tile: Rev. Robert Richards.
Haiaet. lllinSis A e. e.. and Don Lag. Illinois U.
orG r3.,;Tte: Carlton W. Jacob. Prince
Korik, Shanahan c. c. Height: IS feet.
tRichards donated the trophy to Lag, &C.
cepted FIRST place medal while Laz accept.
cd AsSea ssssas Rssf SyfrAffos Rffos Two-MIE RUN.
Browning Ross, Penn A. c.; 3-Charles
Capozzoli, GEORGETOWN o.; 4-Thurlow
IVY LEAGUE TNTERcoIIEGIATEs s'flsi hisTs ONE
saams Mhn REhAr Waanen Yse horls w.m aaR R.,d4 Nc
Roland sultze|; s@Prineeton G G.; sMu. -I5os. 8.
cfAA osFf; coNFERENGE' NE oNE-MrLE l,,; RELAY
Howard u (Esmond
Mapp, James Bruce. A. Williams. Willie
Blackmon); 2-Morean State. Time:
VARIETY CLUB INVITATION CAPITAL
ONE-MILE RELAY: 1-Seton Hall (Andy
Stansfeld Bob Carter, Morris Curatta.
Charles Slade); Penn State; 3-Mor.
gan 9AMEs Ssfts' fIEIp,sG nni s;ss1 MEMORIAL TWO.
hnl.Ga MILE RELAY; Ed.a1i Dsy.
iNTERCoLLEGIATE Two-MILE RE-
LAY, SECTION A: Yale U. lPeter White,
3-Prineeton u Time: 1870. Section
B: MARYLAND u (Bob Browning Lindy
Kehoe, Tyson Craemer Al Buehler): -
Providence College; 3-Virginia Tech.
Time: S:117.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

was richly deserved" the one
time famous umpire said.
Signing of Rolfe was a prelude
to sending out player contracts to
all but one of the Tigers 39-man
squad Monday.
with increases being the order
of the day, the 1851 salary list will
be the largest in the history of the
Detroit club-approximately $780,
000," Evans said.
Pitcher Hal White is the lone
Tiger in the fold to date. He signed
his 1851 contract at the end of
last season. Evans explained that
this was done at Whites request.
Rolfe repeated that he still re-
CARDS the Red Sox as the team to
beat.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
|Scrappy 1erps
Triumph Before
Crowd Of 3,400
Take Over Control in
First Half, Coast in
To Eighth Victory
Ry Bill Euchs

A scrappy University of Mary
land basketball team cut down a
bigger Georgetown five to size
and scored a 58-47 upset victory
before packed house last night
at Ritchie Coliseum.
While some 3,400 screaming
fans looked on in amazement. the
Terps, 3-point underdogs, took
control of the game at the IL
minute mark and held a 31-19 ad-
vantage at time.
Georgetown, with considerable
height advantage, didn't even con-
troll the boards as expected. Mary
lands Lee Brawley (6-2), Dick
Koffenberger (6-O, George Manis
GID, Don Moran (6-3) and Jim
johnson and Tom Connolly leach
6-2) took care of that job nicely.
These six were the only Terps to
see action until only two minutes
were left in the game. Moran,
BraWley and Koffenberger made
the bulk of Maryland's points,
Moran with 10, Brawley, Is, and
Koffenberger. II.
HOyaS Lack LuSter.
The Hoyas. upset in their last
previous game with George WASH
ington, seemed to be suffering
from a sort of sleeping sickness.
They moved slowly. could not hold
their own under the boards and
missed too many shots.
The TerpS, on the other hand,
fought for every ball and dazzled
their opponents with a lightning
fast break.
Georgetown. led in the individ-
ual scoring department by Barry
Sullivan, with Is points, and Bob
Makatura, with IA. was in the
game only for about II minutes.
With Sullivan doing most of the
scoring, the Hoyas moved to an
11-6 lead in the early going. But
then Moran, the Terps' baby
faced center, Koffenberger and
BraWley combined to hit for eight
straight points and 14-11 lead.
Hugh Beins threw in field goal
and Sullivan added two fouls to
give the Hoyas the lead at 15-14.
Then Moran, George Manis, and
Brawley got hot again and from
that point until intermission the
Terps outscored the Hoyas, TIA.
Margin Is Reduced.
A couple Of two-handers by
Makatura brought the Hoyas with
in 10 points of the Terps with five
minutes remaining in the game.
But that was as close as they could
come.
The Terps outscored the Hoyas
on the floor by only one goal, but
threw in % of 81 fouls, while the
Hoyas made 13 of %. With
f1ve minutes remaining, Dennis
Murphy of the Hoyas was elected
on five personals.
The victory was Maryland's
eighth in 10 games. The Terps
lost to Penn in the second game
OF their season and bowed to Navy
by four points eight days ago.
The loss was the second crusher
in a row handed Georgetown, a
team which opened the season
with thoughts of national rank