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Evening star., 1951-04-06
HousEs-sALE---Mp. tccnt. j

m BEAUTIFUL HrLLANDALE, s min
from SILVER Sprine. q charminf
Cape Cod on APPROX. a~acre lot,
Three bedrms., 2 a baths. finished
rec, .rfl., nlaids rri.. screened sids
porch. built.in sarage, slate root
iSrmatien. cali ST. sisss. STsaSE WENpEIi III
*. SHIVES. Real Estate Broker. ---S
PRACTICALLY NEW RAMBLER--AI
brick with 2 bedrooms. tiled bath
well equipped Kitchen. marvellous
bsmt.; in Kensington-W wheaton area
here,s q really top quality home
worth looking into seriously, ST. $50
Ri spLsy sna Resisor, sHs &C. sa' eii11. 3 opsI Z
COUNTRY STORE. IA miles from
Rockville. Stock, fixtures and bldgs
$Id66,50o. STEELE, RE. 0493. CHI
$3.50 Down. s7S PER Mo.-siiye, Sill
Spring area; attractive 2-bedrm
pungaloT; excel. eond.; fun bsnit.
YOUNG q Bowers CO. - :
If You WANT TO BUY q or I
fine ones within all price ranges
moderately priced. terms. cash oi
trade Mr.. Bryer, SH. 6292. COX
& CO. DI. 4254, Is
$1,000. CLOSE IN, one acre. corner
6-rm. house. cleo, phone, water al
rack door: fruit trees: good fertile
RID. 2. Silver Spring. Call Ashton
THREE BEDRMs., 2 baths, onis
$13.T50. on good terms: nearly IL
acre lot. This attractive large home
Is real buy for quick sale. Cony
to everything. SH. 1011 til o,
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KENT VILLAGE
PRTCK RAMRr Fps

Two and three bedrooms. near Prince
Georges Golf and Country Club
cssss Lsrse w I'm, With ffepl and l,9os 59o.
en-. 7a- -cn. Il. Frigidaire: full bsmt
gas a.-c. heat: Venetian blinds
seEeens:s choice OF interior decora-
tion and models. S13.950. 7;3rd
aid Hawthrone St. Kent Village
Landover. Nd.
s 81 S BUILDING CORP.
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S505 Baltimore blvd. coilege PARK
Md; TIL g. p.r1.,s TO. 633S, no
57S3: after o pm. Wa 5641. UN
1891. SH. 1910. --S
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KENT VILLAGE

7DD5 HAWTHORNE ST.
Liy. rm., din, rm., kit, 2 bedrms.
and bath; a. 2-level home with gas
heat. Nice lot.
OPEN SUNDAY. q to @
Out Defense hwy. . miles past Chey-
erly Theater and follow our signs.
Call Mr. James, Ap 2193, KIRKS
REALTY CO.. EO. R77S. 81
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

how real.
fsr.o s'sss.ss nsos home, os ssn q s esss sss ss
/ tached. all brick; 5 rms, tile bath
full basement. rec. rn1.. gas heat
high elevation, excel. view; IL min
to Pentagon. Ewes. call OW. 6S19
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. oW, 4441. ID
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BETHESDA

h-mile view: all brick. custom-b built
with brick firepl. wall and nv wall
attractive window wall in dining
area. . bedrms., 2 baths; / hedrm.
sttractively finished in knotts pine
Large well-eouip. kit. full bsnt.. at
tached garage. Reasonably priced
at $50. 800. Shown by appt. For
details call, Miss Lieberts. 81. 0775:
eyes. OIL. 1897. cox & CO., Ex-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
One Half Acre, 3-Bedrrns

~AAN AAStAA @ASA0S OsIAAAA AA1o'
Move in tomorrow; excellent flnafic-
ing on this lovely brick Colonial; q
features center entrance hall. 24-ft
liv. rra.. fireplace. din. rffl.. equip
kit: full bsfnt,, h.-w h. double ga
rage: beautiful shrubs and grounds
. Call Mr.. Gordon, LO. 5000 or LO
5-S7o5. ewes: MA. 50D5, days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC
NJ
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

ALEXANDRIA AREA--Buneaiow; liy.
rrn., din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms., utiI.
IS new; sIo' 75o. M, No brokers, ealh caii
OWNER. ia. 1919. %
ALExANDRIA--only S14s500; RAM
eall MORGAN REAL ESTATE. OK.
ALEXANDRIA--Row brick, liv. rm.,
din: rnn. kitchen, bedrms., tiled
bath. full bsn1t. j. oil a.-c. heat: nice
/ level lot; priced at $10,950. Ewes,
cal ali,, kI. s,6ss2. W. SPEAKER,
NICE 2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW, an
ished attic. full bsnat.. fenced yard
So. 600 cash TO handle. assume Gl
Trust. MoNAFAN REALTY, or.
1UVO. -6
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COLORED-VACANT
1900 blk. D st. s.e.-Beautiful 2-story
brick: lovely rms. and IL baths;
4 bedrooms; full bsmt., oil h,-w.h
lse. yards; detached metal garage:
Al ,cond.: REFRIGERATOR, stove, storm
windows and screens included. Priced
to sell with reasonable down pay
nient. Call till 8 pm. weekdays. Sun.
IL to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1012 18th st. NV. DI. 1855.
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CONGRESSIONAL
c0TTNTRy CI,ITH AREA

s acres OF beautiful ground in the
setting for this magnificent custom.
built center-haii Colonial home; 1
year old, 3A baths. iiv. rrn. 14x28,
! firepi., 2 dens, extra large din. ri,
The entire bsnat. Is beautifully I'm
isi1ed; I4x26 rec. rr1a,. fifepl.. separ-
ate bar. rm.: o.h.-w. heat; Buckiag-
ham slate roof; grounds are i'm
proved with fences and drivewayS
One 30x36 masonry bldg. houses
cars. storage and large work shop;
Apply in person. Shown by appt
only. Price. SO 800. DI. i015
til 8 pm. rs
VIM. II. Saunders. Co., Inc.
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ARLINGTON
CLARENDON

Here is an opportunity to buy d
California-type bungalow Just about
block to that famous shopping
area. On 1st a. are 15x24 liv. rm.
with firepl. big din rm.. equip.
kit. and pantry; upstairs are
oil h.-w.h.. porches. s-car ga
/. rage. Priced very reasonably at
sSlS,45O. The strategic location
here will make this home enhance
greatly In valuei 8. q -
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes ct wilson ia. $4,000
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Almost new, semidet. brick: 8 lge
rms, gas heat. fenced yard; large
4E lst trust. Call Mr.. Taliey, 10
NEAR NAVAL LAB.
Lovely 5-rnn. brick: sas heat, incloseo
Mr.. 10th AND POTOMAC AVE
Corner. 2-family brick 9 large rms
porches, o.h.-w.h. Call Mr. Boyd, 10
3-4250. :
LYMAN C. DELE Co. INC.
ST. 1920. 10 2.nRRa -
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ALEXANDRIA,

Do you want 4 Colonial for $25.900,
I sI5.750 or 4 row house ior Si;s 500
or q sefnidet. house for SiI,950?
We have iti Take the Colonial for
instance: Brick, 6 rms, rec. rTrl.,
full bsint.. oil h.-w.h. Back screened
SScs Hss ONLY e sass srs ola T. NJ. R5ae
Call OV. 5000. q. &
]. T. Motion Realty, Inc.
2415 Mt, Vernon Ave. Alexandra. Va.
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NEAR SOUTHERN AVE

5lst5 AVE. Sc.
L&e.. beautifully handicapped corner
lot and attractive det. bungalow with
plenty of space to expand. contains
liy. rnn... kit, Q bedrms and bath,
bsmt., storm doors and windows:
probable Gil at $4,000, $1,000 ia
81 500 cash and SIS per mo- Call
Mr.. Phifer. 10. S-S714 or vi. 1875
PAUL z. STONE, Realfnr. -S
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OPEN SUNDAY, q TO 6
S109 Lyndale pi. s.e. 5-room semi.
detached brick. Full basement, rec
reation room. gas heat, stove and
refrigerator. Convenient to trans.
portaticn. stores and schools. Priced
fer quick sale. May be bought
furnished or unfurnished. See te
appreciate, or call Mr.. Weaver. IU.
4-1S00 or VI. $500 with RALPH
CHEVALlER. 2412 MINI. ave. Sc,
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1245 w STREET

Owner sacrificing for quick sale.
for home and income. IL nice
rooms. ! VI baths, oil h.-w.h.; part
basement; garage; lot IT'S IT. deep;
REDUCED to S12.T5tl: only $1,000
down. Phone FIR. 1857.
ANNENBERG REALTY COMPANY
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1704 independence Ave.
Row brick-1st a.: Liv. rm.. din,
rm,, kit, den: 2nd f.: 4 bedrms
and bath; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.;
det. garage,
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 8
Kinks REALTY CO., HO. 6778
RA. 1886
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CONGRESS TIE HEIGHTS

3 BEDRMS.. REC. RIM.
porch full bsmt., nice yards. mr..
bus. Call Mr. Shankle. ME. 2137;
ewes. OF. S316. HILL REALTY co.
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ROCKVILIE

In fine residential area. this 2-family
home is situated on lot approx
1S0 by ESQ with magnificent trees
and garden space. One unit con-
sists OF living I'm. With fireplace,
large dining room, well-equippeo
kit. 4 bedrms, and bath. The other
has living rm. with fireplace. bedrm.
and kit. with dining area. Moder-
ate down payment and balance
like rent. Price only $22.550. Please
call Mrs. Taylor, Rockville 364S
ewes. with INEz CUSHARD, Realtor,
OR, 4g33 G
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BETHESDA
RAMBLER
S23.5OO

Most sttrac. brick ranch type home;
only 1Ha yrs. old; ideally ioca. in
one of the better suburban neigflbor-
hoods. Consists of recep. hall. iiv.
rn1,. din, rm. comb. with fireplace;
mod; streamlined kit. 8 bedr1ns.. 2
reas. priced with excel. financing.
Call EN-. 1900 till 9 pm.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
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LIZ I1EO1A
Bedrrn., Pwdr. Rm., 1st Fl.
An attractive white brick cape Cod.
practically new; large liy. rm. with
fireplace. din. rm.. kit. with dish
washer. powder rm., bedrm. or den;
porch, 1st- floor; 2 large bedrms :,
stantial cash: S19,950. For appt,
call Mrs. Edwards, OR. 1898; EARL
T. WRIGHT. WI. 5000.
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AL BAKER g. SON, INC

1I6 s. St. Asaph st., Alex, Va.
Open 9 Til o. AL. 6644 or TIE. 7343
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ROCK CREEK FOREST
charming brick home has q liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit, breakfast rm. and
"a bath ON 1st a.; 3 bedrmS. and
bath on Ind f.: beautiful rec. rr1.
and bath In bsmt Price. $4,000.
Please call Mrs. Taylor. eyes,, Rock
rNEz cUsaARDs.n ;iS5a sIsn REALToR. OR. 4esa
Evening star., 1951-12-23
BY Brian Bell, Jr.

Washington's sports followers
may tire Of reading about Techs
great basketball team before the
season is over. but the Trainers
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Combined Charities
Bowling to Include
All Big 81 Benefits

Two city-wide bowling tourna-
ments of past years will be COM
bned into one this season under
arrangements announced yester-
day by the sponsoring Metropoli-
tan Washington Bowling Opera
tors Association.
The Combined Charities tourna-
ment, embracing the Bowlers Vic
tory Legion and Police Boys Club
events of other seasons, will be
conducted at all member estab-
lishments of the association plus
Almas Temple, Government Print
ing Office and YMCA. 1t will open
January 6 and close February 2.
Sharing proceeds of the tour
nament with the BVL, the Police
Boys Clubs of Washington and
the. Boys Clubs of adjacent coun-
ties in Maryland and Virginia will
be the Heart Fund.
In announcing the combined
affair. the operators emphasized
that it will be the only one of its
kind this season the bowlers will
be asked to support.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Mongrum, Top Money Winner,
Also Captures Vordon Trophy

largest. the other Is tournaments
having $4,000 prize lists.
The Is leading money winning
pros:
Evening star., 1951-12-23
BY the Assoeiated Press

CHICAGO. Dec. % One of
COLTS sharpest competitors. Lloyd
Mangrum. finally reached the pin
nacle today as he was acclaimed
1851 money-winning champion
and Vardon Trophy titlist.
The double honor was credited
to the 37-year-old Mangrum by
the Professional Golfers Associa-
ton for his $26.08S tournament
earnings and top Vardon rating
with 70.05 stroke average for 104
rounds of play.
First Time at Top.
Although Mangrum had finished
better than seventh among the
PGA's top money-winners every
year since l945, the mustachioed
Purple Heart veteran of World
War II never before headed the
list.
His purse was the lowest winning
total since the -curtailed 1912
season, but it was $4,000 ahead of
Runner Up Cary Middlecoff' S
S24,075. Third with S22,890 was
Jim Ferrier.
In both honors, Mangrum re-
placed Sammy Snead, who won
the Vardon Trophy in 1949 and
1850 with 69.37 and 1923 averages
and led in money earned with
$31,593 and $35,758. Snead this
year ended sixth in earnings with
$15.072 and failed to land among
the top five Vardon leaders.
Meanwhile, the PGA announced
a 17-tournament winter schedule
with an aggregate of $150,000 in
purses. The schedule begins with
the $17.500 Los Angeles Open
January At and closes with the
$4,000 Greensboro IN. c. Open
Invitational April lila.
is Are $4,000 Events.
The PGA has wrangled with the
Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce over sponsorship of that
city's Open tournament but al
though no contract has been
signed between the two, the meet
was added to the list and leading
players are expected to compete.
The Los Angeles purse is the
Evening star., 1951-12-23
30 Days Under Chstenbey Bring Impressive Boxing Reforms
#; HIcH SCHOOLS s

trying to figure the result of a
game between the current Min
.neapolis Lakers powered by
George Mikan and the old New
York Celtics.
Still the Trainers, unless they
suffer a sudden collapse, should
continue to show Washingtonians
some great basketball. Already
Tech has trimmed decisively Suit
land High. the Georgetown Uni
versity junior varsity, and George
Washington High. Last Friday
night it beat Lancaster High,
80-59, in Lancaster, Pa.
Trainers Gave Losers Lesson.
The Trainers gave the Lancas-
ter team such a lesson that the
losers coach told Dutch Usilaner,
Tech coach, after the game that
he was glad his team had played
Tech because he thought his boys
had learned lot of basketball
tonight"
An interesting feature of the
Lancaster game was the court
used. 1t was spacious stage. big
enough for four basketball courts,
built in an auditorium and the
fans all sat on one side looking
up at the players. Dutch joshed
his boys before the game, telling
them they should put on makeup
before going on stage.
Interhigh competition starts
January 4 for the Trainers when
they face Western and though
Tech should be able to whip any
of the public school teams, Usi-
laner has one problem. He realizes
his main work won't have to be on
passes and shooting, but on the
psychological side-keeping his
players keyed up for each game
Even as good a team as Tech can't
expect to walk on the floor and
beat the strong interhigh clubs
they will be facing.
If Tech continues to play as
we'll as it has been, the Inter
high campaign may become a
walkaway for the team. Still
any one can have an interesting
evening watching Bill Breen
Snookie herman. Babe Marshall
Frank Sullivan. Joe Cav and the
others handle the ball, shoot ano
make plays. They are as close to
experts as have played high school
ball here in some time.
Chamberlain made few friends
with its 4-2 possession BALI los!
to st. Anthony's 10 days ago. 1t i!
rumored that st. Anthony's i:
thinking of breaking off athletic
E relations with the Volts.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
3 Browns Honored
By touchdown Club

The Cleveland Browns domino
ton OF pro football extended thi.
year even to the Touchdown Club.
balloting for the outstanding
coach and player, with still an.
other ex-Cleveland star also win.
ming an award.
Paul Brown won out over Buddy
Parker of the Detroit Lions fol
the award going to the outstand
ing coach. Otto Graham, Cleve.
land quarterback, won the out.
standing player trophy, with Doal
Walker. Detroit halfback. ane
Fullback Rod Goode of the Red.
skins well up on the list.
Weldon Humble, former Browns
guard now with the Quantice
Marines, was voted the outstand-
ing service player in the Wash
ington area. Humble will be the
only one Of the three on hand to
accept his trophy at the clubs
winter banquet at the Statler
Hotel January IL. Brown and
Graham will be in Los Angeles fol
the Pro Bowl game that day.
Graham was honored by the
Touchdown Club in January, 1949
and again in 1850, as the out.
standing player in the All-America
Conference.
An addition to the lengthy list
Of awards will be a new one for
sports writing, which will go tc
Shirley Povich Of the Washington
Post.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Smooth, Quiet Boss
Soon Demonstrates
He Carries Big Stick
By Murray Rose

NEW YORK, Dec. 22,-"Give
me so days and I'll let you know
my plans then" Bob Christen-
berry said when he was appointed
chairman of the New York State
Athletic Commission early last
fall.
The very next day, the suave.
52-year-old president Of the Hotel
Astor found out how explosive
the boxing business can be. He's
been learning ever since. He's
learned, too, that so days is a long
time in the sport and has acted
accordingly.
On September IS, Gov. Dewey
named Christenberry as chairman
of the commission and told him
to clean up the game. A little
more than "a hours later he was
placed right on the spot.
For the next night. Sandy Sad
dler, featherweight champion,
and Willie Pep staged their fiasco
at the Polo Grounds. The boys
kicked the rule book out of the
ring as they gave each other the
business while the customers
booed.
Soft-Speaker With Big Stick.
On October S, the boxing con-
tingent discovered that the
smooth, soft-speaking boss car
ries big stick. He revoked Pep's
license. indefinitely suspended
Saddler and suspended Saddler's
manager and fined him $100.
Although one of his favorite
expressions is. Were going toI
make haste slowly" the small
towner who made good in the big
city has been moving along at a |
brisk pace.
Following up the Governors |
suggestion, he ordered all boxing
clubs in the State to install a new
safety pad in their rings. He had
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Time Trials Indicate
Baltimore Club Is
Set for Star Games

Time trials OF the Baltimore
Olympic Club. in which 16-year-
old Mark O'Hara of Mount st.
Joseph's set the pace, indicated
that team will be running with
the leaders in The Evening Star
Games at the Armory January IL,
Every track meet needs dark
horse, but the Baltimoreans figure
on supplying The Star Games in
wholesale quantities. O'Hara,
South Atlantic AAU and Mary
land scholastic 440-yard cham
pion, reeled off a sos quarter in a
workout yesterday. With more leg
room at the Armory he might
better those figures.
The st. Joseph's ace will team
up with Sam LaBeach, former
Morgan State star: Bill Jerson,
BOG coach, and Walt Atcheson.
Michigan State cross country star,
in the mile relay. Judging by their
workouts, the club team will make
a strong bid for the laurels.
The Baltimore club also has
nominated Stan Beckett for the
sprint series. Beckett tied the
IC-4A record for the 60-yard
dash at So seconds while a stu
dent at Syracuse.
Also training with the Olympic
Club are Lester Scott. former Nor
gan State hurdler; Jack Weiner
Baltimore City College High
School half miller. and Carl Levy
and Charles Wagner, former
South Atlantic AAT and Maryland
scholastic low hurdles champions
respectively.
Evening star., 1951-12-23

HlnIeF SCHeuuiS.
January 4-7-26th Los Angeles Open
N'J,enrs JANUARY y io-IGstna HsfS crosby Interna. I
tional Pro-Amateur Invitational Cypress
Point G, G; Monterey Peninsula G G.
January I7-2o-san Diego Open In
yi.sa,iO9al 6Sd San Diego c. c. chula Vista
tional; Phoenix c. C.. Phoenix. Artz.
January 81 l-February a-Tucson open
inyitatiqnal dod El Rio G, & c, C.. Tucson
zen si0nsli aoo El Psso c. c. El paso' Tex.
February 14-I7-Texas Open Braeken-
ridge Park 6. c., San Antonio. Tex.
February Houston Open Invita-
FEBRUARY os-Merch Baton Rouge
Open 1nvitational Beton Rouge C, c., Baton
Rouee. La, $4,000
sations! LsSevood {. G, :'U St. Peters6aFs.
March Liza Goree Pro-Amateur. La
GORGE G. C., Miami Beach, Fla
March ls.l9-Seminole, Pro-Amateur.
Semin9s MaTes 3145ackson1fie 5% sssah a Open 1nv-
Vile. Fla, $4,000,
March 2.m7Aiken Pro-Amateur, Palmst-
IInvitationsl; Cape Fear c, C.. Wilmington.
March 3-s-Masters. Augusta National
Club Augusta: Ga. $4,000
tional tclub to be announced, Greensboro.
N C. $4,000
Evening star., 1951-12-23
n. {. State Five Faces
Tough Time This Week
In Dixie Cage Classic
ey the Associated Pre,,

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 22.-De-
feding champion North Carolina
State heads strong eight-team
field which begins play Thursday
in the Dixie Classic basketball
tournament.
However, N. C. State faces tough
shedding, especially from once
beaten Duke, led by Dick Groat,
All-America candidate. N. C. State
currently is ranked ninth in the
Nation wide Associated Press poll.
Rounding out the entries for the
third annual classic are Navy,
Columbia, Cornell, Southern Cali
fornia, North Carolina and Wake
Forest.
Great Early Attraction.
In the short space of three sea-
sons, the Dixie Classic has mush-
roomed into one of the biggest
basketball attractions in the Ma
ton. Sponsored by North Carolina
State College. the three-day,
early-season event sees participate
ing teams share in the net receipts.
1t is staged in Reynolds Coliseum,
which seats 1880 and has drawn
more than $4,000 fans each of it's
first two years. Ticket sales have
more than doubled those Of last
year.
North Carolina State, winner
of the past two classics. has won
five and lost two this season, bow
ing to Texas Tech, 1852, and
Manhattan, $3.50. Navy boasts
the best record of any of the
eight clubs. The Middies are
unbeaten in five starts and face
North Carolina State College in
the opening round Thursday aft
ernoon.
| Other opening round games:
Southern California VS.. North
Carolina in the afternoon and
Cornell VS.. Wake Forest and Duke
VS.. Columbia at night.
| Title Game Saturday.
! Two games are booked each
afternoon and night of the tour
nament. The championship event
is set for Saturday night.
Southern California S squad will
be the first visiting club to reach
Raleigh. The Trojans are due
in tomorrow night or early Mon
day. Up to today. Southern CAL
ifornia's record for the season
was five wins and three losses.
Two of the defeats were by Utah.
| Cornell, with a record of six
wins and one loss up to today,
lis due in Monday.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Federal Golfers Start
Planned February II

The Federal Golf Association
will open its 1852 tournament
season with a George Washing
ton Birthday sweepstakes Febru-
ary % at East Potomac, it was
decided at the first meeting of the
new board of directors.
Next season, there will be an ac-
cent on holiday and week end
tournaments. A four-ball elimi-
nation tournament may be added
to the championship events.
Several women's events will be
added, now that wives of Govern
ment employe members will be
eligible.
Evening star., 1951-12-23


ever the present Tech club is rated
so highly, old timers begin to
talk about the Central teams OF
the early and middle '20s.
The Central f1ves of that of
that era coached by Burt Coggins
were in class by themselves
They found little opposition among
the high schools of this area and
took to playing freshman teams
from Columbia University, North
Carolina, Virginia, Penn and other
Eastern colleges.
The vikings teams used to tour
Pennsylvania, meeting the best
high school fives in the State and
usually coming home winners.
Vikings Helped Pros Drill.
Earle Moser, Forrest Burgess,
Pete Nee, Mickey Mcdonald, Bill
Banta and some of the other
stars of those fine Central teams
are readily recalled by Older
Washington basketball followers
The Vikings were so good they
scrimmaged against the great
Palace pro team of that day.
Going back still farther to out.
standing high school basketball
teams of the past, Western had
teams just before World War l to
be ranked with the best Washing
ton ever has seen. Admiral Billick
Whelchel, former Redskins coach
was a member of those teams
when there wasn't any organized
high school league. The Western
clubs played independent ball
around Washington and still are
claimed by oldtimers the fines,
schoolboy outfits ever to play il
Washington.
How Tech would stack up
against these great teams of thu
past is pure conjecture. 1t is lik
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Three-Man Team Match
Scheduled al Turner'S

Three wrestling heroes and
three Williams will meet in a spe-
cial three man team match
Wednesday night at Turner's
Arena. This will be the first
three-man affair held here.
Involved in the fracas will be
Roland Meeker. Irish Mike Clancy
and Spanish Jarque, the heoroes,
against Zebra Kid, Matte Brown
and Fred Carrone.
Also scheduled is a 45-minute,
best two of -three-falls meeting
between Ike Eakins and Big Ben
Morgan.