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Evening star., 1951-03-30

Military Surgeons. Referring to
the conventional pressurized
cabins familiar to airline passen-
gers and the pressurized cockpits
of standard high altitude fighter
planes, the general commented
that these couldn't be used at
attitudes above $4,000 feet.
There. in the thin air, the pilot
must have suit that may be
inflated to keep the pressure at
tolerable level. Moreover, en-
tirely new methods of getting out
Of crippled planes at supersonic
speeds and keeping alive while
descending by parachute through
air too thin to breathe must be
devised.
Evening star., 1951-03-30

X-1-the X-1A, X-1B and Kid
are being built. Each is de-
signed for specific types of re-
search in the faster than sound
field.
While the airplane designers
have been creating craft for
higher and higher speeds and
attitudes. development of means
to enable man to fly those new
planes has been going forward.
Problems Described.
Brig. Gen. Edgard j. Ken
bricks of the Air Forces surgeon
general staff and aeromedical ex-
pert, described some of these
problems in recent paper pre-
pared for the Association of
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Rocket
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to rocket planes-has been com.
pleted since.
Asked how much improvement
was expected in the X-2, the All,
Force spokesman said cautiously
that "it is expected to exceed the
XII in speed and altitude
GueSses Of aeronautical experts
Evening star., 1951-03-30
Reynolds Made Head
OF News Bureau
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

j. Lacey Reynolds was named
today as chief of the Washington
Bureau Of the Block newspapers
the Toledo Blade and the Pitts
burgh Post Gazette.
Mr.. Reynolds has been a Wash
ington newsman for II years. He
is a native Of Erin, Houston
County, Tenn, and is a graduate
Of Vanderbilt University. During
World War II he served in the
Navy with the rank of lieutenant
commander.
Evening star., 1951-01-20
CHEVERLY MANOR

ONLY S9.950
. -bedrm. bungalow: liv. rm., din. rm.
full bsmt.; hot-air heat; expandsble
attic, screened side porch: GI
Sl,300 down. or FHA $1,000 down
small monthly payments. UN. 1888
ewes, AP. 2577.
Fincham g. Co., Realtors
Evening star., 1951-01-20

MONTGOMERY
AND INSURANCE CO
Evening star., 1951-01-20
ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX

S2.75o cash down will buy this at
din. rm. comb. modern bath. equip.
ped kit. auto. gas heat; wonderful
80 by 1S0 lot with its own little
stream. still under construction.
Hurry out today. Call OW. 5000.
N. ARL. BRICK RAMBLER
Evening star., 1951-01-20
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT e. INSURANCE CO

DE LUXE RAMBLER
eve invite you to compare this with
any rambler, priced over S20.000o
Beautiful new 3-bedrm.,
all brick home with fire
place. Large kit. with
bkfst. space, picture win
dows, garbage disposal
and exhaust fan. Full
bsmt., gas heat, Venetian
blinds, screens, oil-paint-
ed walls, porch, patio,
facing beautiful park.
Schools, transp. and
shops nearby, wonder
fully priced at S18,750.
Shown by appt. Call SH.
8010.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1951-01-20

Gleamin' White Bungalow
Hurry to see this lovely white stucco
home with lge. level lot. det. garage:
features entrance hall. lge. liv. rm..
nm. oil INV b. Call Mr.. Gordon. LO.
5-S1o5. ewes. Sat. and Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INc.-1520 K ST. NV;
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
ioUsEs-sALE-Mp. tcentJ |

TEMPLE HILLs-6 rm. bungalow,
partial bsmt.. lse, lot, fronting on
cash PUFFENBERG l. MOORE,
INC. 10. 2-9l1O. -2l
W. HYATTsyMLE-2-bedrm. brick
63I 6s1f' fenced sddS III, ]PTicsd at sl4;5SS;
S. Davis l. Co 80
VETERANS. .ATTENTIoN-We have
listed at this time several new and
practically new bungalows in the
sloserin rnn Prinee Seo georges Sea area: priced
approximately $50 mo. Be sure
to call. for an appointment to in
spect these desirable properties. Call
VA T.,,s 5000 til o pm, ROBERT S.
WHILE YOU ARE WAITING Your
dollar is shrinking. chances are 1t
will buy more today than it will any
time soon. 2-bedroom brick rambler
in fine location, large rooms, large
lev level lot, lot; close s to s bus. Priced ,, low
MR.. FOSTER 81. 4166. 80
HERE'S A BUY-Redecorated, 5-rm.
brick and frame home on lge. corner
lot; firepl., concrete screened porch,
Price: s11 $50, 5000 down and
su9chse SS nss WIT WITH y ssns dosn sss snd @y ss
ROBERT s. DAVIS l. CO. so
shop; zoned Industrial; ideal for
home and business combined. In
sssntw9Sd. Brent %s osds' PTise' slo.75o; terms
JHsT Hsfp'i OVER MA 2s4s B. E. LINE, lse. 1 7.rm.
3 lge. bedrms., 1st-f1. den. full
bsmt.; gas h.-w.h.; 2-car gar Must
be sold at once. Asking S19.950
with $1,000 down. Come out and
make offer. Call PERRY BOSWELL.
INC. WA. 1900; open until S pm.
BRICK BUNGALOW in Radiant VAL
ley, liy. rm. din. rm; comb, equipped
kit. . bedrms., walk-in closets. fur
naco rm., expandible attic. radiant
gas heat. 81 800 down, bal monthly
Call Mr.. Smiley with ROGER MOSS.
Realtor, Ho, 5000, ewes. AP. 1920.
NEAR CAMP SPRJNGs-stucco ram
bier. lot 1o0x250. attached gar.
fire place. conv. to bus only $3.50.
S2,59o cash; PUFFENBERGER, &
NESs MOORE RE- ms ES,v 10 ss,x 9ssile. e, al l.
bath Cape Cod, fireplace in liv. rm.,
A. bedrm. and lavatory; 2 lovely
hedrms. and tile bath on 2nd A.;
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; built-in ga
rage; lot, 1O0x2O0; adjacent to new
park area: only S16.950, on excel.
terms. Call PERRY BOSWELL, INC,
WA. 1900. Open until pm. -21
BRICK BUNGALOW, 5 rooms, mod
ern tiled bath. gas heat, large base
ment. expandable attic, fenced play
area; convenient location. Call Mr..
Crawford, 10. 9-s67S. or Mr.. Car
ter, VI. 0237. MARSHALL J. WA
PIE CO., 1924 14th st. NV, DI.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED brick home
in West Hyattsville Living room,
dining room and alcove. kitchen and
den on first floor; 3 bedrms. and
bath on end. For details, call Miss
Reside. WA. 1926 MARSHALL J.
MAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV,
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK bedrms.. sleeping
porch. lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
University of Md. WINSTON c.
CLAY, Realtor. WA. 422s or UN
1915 -21
COLLEGE PARK. s-rm. house; excel.
income and living quarters. Short
walk from Univ. Of Md. Call uN.
EAST ak$f' PINES. s4os Riverdale ia
se.s5o.; Open sunday: | III 5, Con
portation; bedrms. and bath on
1st floor. Large liv. rm. with pic
ture window. well equipped kitchen,
WINSTON G CLAY. Reaitor. WA.
pletely furn.; S15.950. t2-rm. up
stairs apt. rents for S65 MONTH.
OWNER WA. 1921. -21
HYATTSVILLE HILLS-Modern, g.
rm. Colonial home, on wooded lot. in
choice area; firepl., all-elec. kit.
bsmt., oil h.-w.h., garage. Price,
S14,75O, terms. Call WA 1900 till
. pm, ROBERT 8. DAVIS & co.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1 TO 5-soss
Baltimore blvd, College Park--10-
rm. brick. 8 bedrms., 2 baths. +.
Horeheso; o1nd full dry 5smt:; .l FL h'-EIh;i
Tor tourists: 100000. easy terms.
HOMER EPLING. 10. $4,000. -21
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RAMBLER
S18 $50

You will enjoy the spaciousness of
this brick almost completed home
in very desirable location. Living
rm. with fireplace; dining rm.. ,
attic with g full-sized windows.
Side porch. full bsmt. For appt. call
BIZ. S010.
MONTCONEE
Evening star., 1951-01-20
| ROLLING ACRE

You must inspect this home to an
preciate its ideal setting. 6 large
rooms. screened breezeway and many
extras. Note its 22-foot liv. rm..
end fireplace and picture window
SEPARATE din. rm.. dream kitchen.
3 family bedrms.. large tile bath,
storage attic; won't last long on
this market: S24 500 with very
substantial cash. Call Ow. 9O90.
CTJyyT YSyTT - rAAR1v
Evening star., 1951-01-20

Country Club Ramblers
Get yours now while the builder will
still sign a contract. Less than 5
blks. from the country club itself
and surrounded by. nothing but
2-bath brk., rambler with gracious
24-ft. liv. rm and f1repl. formal
din rm., dream kit. equipped with
all the latest equipment; full bsmt
with world Of recr. rm. and "a
bath; $26.500; GI contracts ac-
cepted.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-01-20
~ l ! A4SI1 n1lN1DLcn
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Brick semimodern, two-level home
Inviting entrance hall. interior fire
place. and paneled wall gives SQUARE
like liv. .rm. appearance of spacious
ness and easy living. Sun-lit din. L
has southern exposure. modern shiny
kltchen with double window. service
useful bsmt; sleeping quarters are
at a level 3 steps higher than main
living quarters and consist Of 3
double bedrms.. 2 tile baths. many
large closets: 2 available; S25. 800,
by appoir tment. Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-01-20

Ito Vetsl
TAXES AND ms.
Fully insulated lge. 2-bedrm. ram
bier. Spacious Nv rr1., completely
equipped kit copper plumbing
Bros, Anacostia. D. C. Open 12
noon til 6. Directions: Out Penna
ave. across 18th st bridge Sc. left
on Ala. ave, to Marlboro pike. out
Marlboro pike approximately ia
Boone's lane bIock to 'e modei
home. ALLEN ROCKS, INC, ST
Evening star., 1951-01-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HYATTSVILLE
51O5 EDMONSTON AVE.

5105 EDMONSTON AVE.
Open Sunday. 1-6. beautiful de-
tached home. large rooms. ia
baths, porches. full basement; oil
h.-w.h.; moderately priesd. easy
terms. Directions: Out Bladensbure
rd. to Peace Cross. right 4 blocks
to Edmonston ave, left / mile to
our sign and home
E. r. BOYNTON co.
1926 Wis. Ave. OR. 0SOO, CO. 1855.
Evening star., 1951-01-20

Sl1,500-GI OR CIVILIAN
Mt. Rainier. Civilian. $500 cash:
GI. 81 ,7h0 cash. subject to VA ap-
proval. Three bedrooms, living room,
dining room. equipped kitchen. full
basement, large lot; excellent loca-
tion, few blocks off Rhode Island
ave: most convenient to schools,
shopping and transp. Call Mr.. Gen.
Ion or Mr.. Dargan. MA 5005.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC.-152O X ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1951-01-20
S12.500

wooded lot, close to Silver Spring;
near public and parochial schools,
bus and shopping, green house;
terms. KENSNGTON REALTY CO.,
10. 5-2400. -21
Evening star., 1951-01-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
NEAR CHEVERLY

Lovely 2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod
home; large liv. rm. with fireplace,
full din. rm.,. kit, full bsmt.; near
school. shopping center and movie;
asking price, S13,50O.
Evening star., 1951-01-20
A GOOD HOME
ArrAn ~Rnrcxne- r,rrr,rArn

Just $1,000 down and assume GI
loan will buy this JIM. shingle bum
galow with bedrms, liv. rm.,
equip kit and exp. attic; situated on
lge.. level lot; will not last. Act
today.
T. D. BURGESS
2524 Pa. Ave. VI. 2so2 It'll
ONLY S66 PEP MONTE
Evening star., 1951-01-20
BRICK
SLATE ROOF

Quality home. conven. to Pentagon
and 14th St. Bridge. Center en-
trance. grand-sized liv. rm.. 1st-
floor study and W bath. separate
din. rna. for entertaining: mod. we'll
rms. and fulfilled bath, ample
closets and storage: full bsmt. mas
outside entrance; side porch; level
lot: does need redecorating; good
buy available here; $4,000 with
$1,000. So, 900 needed: Call in ad-
- AMRI I'D O CAD q Z
Evening star., 1951-01-20

No. l Hwy.-Commercial
Large 6-rm. house, modern, very
large rms. full bsmt.: ideally To-
Gated for tourist cabins: on 1h-
acre Of ground: excellent location.
CURTIS E. MARTIN. INC.
TIE. 0233 AL. 6s16
Evening star., 1951-01-20

Sl7950 for this new home, in
most convenient location, Spacious
liv. rm. has picture window, ample
din. area; kit. equipped with range,
refgr.. diShwasher. garbage disposal,
many c"hinets; home that will
sell quickly, See us today! Call
Evening star., 1951-01-20

NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
Just of University lane, about one
mile from University of Nd. An
unusually good buy in the. present
market. 3 bedrooms, equip: kit. with
dishwasher, full bsmt.. built-in gar.
Completed in approx. 80 days. Call
for appt to show Price. S1S,950.
CRANE & HELAN
Evening star., 1951-01-20

4C1
Near Camp Springs; liv. rm. 16x23
IT.. fireplace, wall-to-wal carpet.
kit, dinette. . bedrms.. full bath.
garage. screened breezeway, lot
100x50O. Call Mr.. Mudd. T. PAUL
MUDD CO.. 240S Minnesota ave.
Sc, LU. 4-43s2; home. LO. 3-954O.
Evening star., 1951-01-20
STONE RAMBLER

SECLUDED " ACRE
new. with modern treat
ment. Large liv. rm. with picture
window. -.log-burnine fireplace: kit.
that will amaze you; 2 bedrms..
tile bath. covered deck porch. many
extras. Hurry. see this one now.
Sl4.75O buys. Call OW 1000.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
Moore Defeats Biyins
|4th Time, Eyes Maxim
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 22-Man.
ager Charley Johnston today Of
fered to guarantee joey Maxim
$50,000 to defend his light-heavy-
weight title against Archie Moore
his perennial No. / challenger
1Johnston, manager of Moore
said he wanted the International
Boxing Club to promote the
match. Maxim never has de-
Tended his 175-pound crown.
Moore, 34-year-old Toledo belt
er, may never get the title shot,
but he owns the championship
of Jimmy Bivins.
They met for the fifth time last
night at st. Nicholas Arena with
Moore stopping the 30-year -old
Bivins at the end of the ninth.
DR.. Vincent Nardiello ordered Ref
cree George Walsh to stop it be-
cause Bivins couldn't see." Four
stitches were put in Bivins' bat
tered left eye.
The series dating back to 1945
now stands Al in favor of Moore.
He won three by knockouts and
was stopped once. The other was
a decision win.
Moore. 1854. the 14-to-5 ia
vorite, foored Bivins. 1904, with
a right uppercut late in the ninth.
Bivins was saved by the bell at
the count Of one and helped to
his corner.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
By the Assoeio,ed Pres.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-One O.
the most versatile athletes ir
sports history is Dixie Eddleman
set-shot sensation of the Tri.
Cities Blackhawks of the Nationa,
Basketball Association.
Eddleman, 100 pounds Of pure
talent, starred on the Illinois foot
ball. track and basketball teams
winning II major letters. school
record which still stands.
In football. Dixie played half
back on the 1916 Illinois team that
swept to the Big Ten champion
ship and later crushed UCLA
ASIA. in the Rose Bowl. He re-
|ceived an offer to play pro foot
ball with the Detroit Lions but
passed it up to devote his full
time to pro basketball.
AS freshman in the MIA last
season, Eddleman averaged 1873
points a game as Tri Cities lead
ing scorer. This season he is 14th
in the loops scoring race and
has boosted his average over the
14-point a game mark. In addi-
ton. he scored 48 points in one
game for, the seasons scoring
record. ....
His set shot is amazing to
watch. He arches it high as pos
sibie and, as If radar- directed, it
usually swishes the cords without
hitting the rim or blackboard.
In three years Of track compe-
tition at Illinois. Dixie captured
five out Of six Big Ten high jump
titles. He was good enough to
make the 1948 Olympic team and
finished second in the high jump
at London with a leap of 6-8.
Eddleman. though, is most pro-
f1cient in basketball-his first
love. In high school he played
Evening star., 1951-02-22
Priory and ST. PauI's
Romp TO Cage Wins

Priory School, seeded first in its
invitation basketball tournament
starting March 2. is keeping Jerry
Eckholm. its star. in good shape
for the postseason event.
Eckholm scored 80 points yes
terday, as many as the opposing
team, in Priory's 64-32 win at the
Quantico, Va, post school. 1t was
Priory's 10th win against 6
losses this season. Warren Sprager
led the losers with Is points.
- st. Paurs scored its ninth win
Of the season by routing Wood
ward, 65-31, at st. Johns. Jay
Manning was high for the winners
with % points.
In Prince Georges County
Glass A league action. Bladens-
burg trounced Mount Rainer,
1859. Don Green and John
Sheer led the scoring for Bladens-
burg with 20 and 81 points.
Peabody of Petersburg, Va,
topped Parker-Gray, SAT-, at
Alexandria. Jim Boone led the
winners with "a points.
In Jayvee play, Washington
Lee edged st. Johns, 42-41, and
Coolidge beat Episcopal. 70-55.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
Easy Win Over WI. Enhances
St. Johns Star Tourney Hopes

| If st. Johns plays as well in
The Star basketball tournament
las 1t did against Washington Lee
Hast night. the Johnnies will be
the team to beat in the event.
st. Johns, seeded in the top
three for the metropolitan event,
played WI, seeded fourth with
Gonzaga. and the Johnnies led
from the second quarter to take
their 10Th straight against high
schol competition, 42-37, at WI.
It was a much easier victory for
the Johnnies than the score in
dicates. They led by 13 points
at one time in the third quarter
and went into a freeze early in
the last period to cut down their
own scoring, but give the Generals
less opportunity to get the ball.
st. Johns handled the ball we'll,
played fine defense and got good
rebound work from Roscoe
Sweeney. Bob Reese and Bill
Gaskins.
WI. couldn't make its baskets
drop with any degree of accuracy
in the first half, but played much
better ball in the late periods.
Missed fouls were, costly and a
21-l1 halftime deficit was too
much for the revived Generals
to make up.
The Johnnies alternated their
ofense to keep the points rolling
in. In the first half. st. Johns
played control type of ball. wait
ing for breaks at the basket, but
Evening star., 1951-02-22

in the third quarter when WI
started to rally, the Johnnies used
the fast break to keep their
margin.
Nursing an 11-point lead in the
final period. Coach Joe Gallagher
returned his Johnnies to control
play and a semifreeze which
caused WI to press. When the
Generals guarded closely, st.
Johns players would break past
for an accurate pass and layup.
The JohnnieS' Nick Poulos and
Bill German were very good in the
ball handling department while
Sweeney scored heavily under the
boards. wills Bill Heath was
high scorer for the night with IA.
The boys are playing better
ball all the time" said Gallagher
after the game. oddly enough,
we looked the best against the AU
freshmen-the one team that beat
us this year. I hope the boys
keep 1t up for the tournament
They're not hustling." John
Rothroch, the Generals coach,
commented at halftime. "It's the
first time this year they've done
this" The Generals fought back
in the second half, but the damage
Evening star., 1951-02-22
College Basketball
StanIee and Camera Draw
Before Record Mat Crowd

Gene (Mr. America) Stanlee is
a great drawing card to Wash
ington's wrestling fans, he proved
last night. A crowd of 3,212,
largest in the history of Turner's
Arena. saw Stanlee and Primo
Carnera battle to a Commute
draw.
Gloria Barrattina beat Nell
Stewart in 1874 minutes of the CO.
feature women's match. In other
bouts. Bob Lorti defeated Ali Bey,
Kiman Kudo and Kenny Ackles
grappled to a draw and Matte
Brown and Tony Galento were
both disqualified for roughness.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
.CaryMiddIecoff0pen
Houston Title Defense.
AsFieId Of 167 Tees Off
LITTLE SPORT
BY TIE Assoeiaied Press

HOUSTON. Feb. 22.-Cary
Middlecoff. who usually plays good
golf when the winter tournament
troune stops here. began defense
of his $4,000 Houston Open title
today.
The former National Open
champion from Memphis was
among the early starters as a
field Of 1877 players teed off for
the first Of four rounds over the
6,967-yard. par-12 Memorial Park
course.
In his two previous tournament
stops here. Middleton won the
1850 open and finished one stroke
behind the 1949 winner, John
Palmer, Badin, N. C.
Beaten BY Own Penalty.
Last year Middleton won with
a 9-under-par score after having
seen penalty shot he called
against himself knock him out of
f1rst-place tie with Palmer a
year earlier.
Jimmie Demaret, Houston's S
home town pride, was expected to
draw today's largest gallery but
he was not one of the pretourna-
ment favorites.
The former Houston caddie has
not won a tournament here since
1910 when he took the Western
Open title He finished strong last
year to take third place, six
strokes behind Middlecoff.
Nary Turns in 67.
Bill Nary, big Chino (calif.)
pro, had yesterdays best practice
round. He had four under 80 on
the front side. and returned in
IS for f1ve-under 81.
Hefty Chuck Klein, San An
tonic, last weeks winner of the
Harlingen Open, had SO.
Ed Furgol. Royal Oak, Mich,
was four under for the nine holes
he played, despite being two over
on one hole.
Great Britain's Bobby Locke
turned in a 277 in 1947 to win the
last Houston Open held at Me-
mortal. 3D.
Since then. the long municipal
layout has been rearranged twice.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
Mohammedan May Go
In Santa Anita Derby
# Workout Is Good
By the Assoeiaied Pres,

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. 22.-Mo-
hammedan, purchased in 1850 for
caster. Ohio, may get to the post
$4,000 by I. J. Collins Of Lam
in the 100000 Santa Anita Derby
Saturday.
Trainer Don Cameron planned
to give him light mile drill teday
and If the colt comes out salts
factorily, he probably will race in
the mile and one-eighth fixture.
Mohammedan worked a nice
three-eighths in 361s seconds yes
terday. his first real test since
he came up with a sore leg in his
last race several days ago.
Rough N Tumble Still Choice.
Mrs. Frances Genter's Rough N
Tumble remains the pre-race fav-
orite and will be ridden Saturday
by Eddie Arcaro.
OF the other probable starters,
the K. T. Potter Ranch's inter-
pretation., with Johnny Longden
aboard; Nothirdchance, Phil D.
and Aegean figure as strong chal-
lengers. e,z
Looking ahead toward the next
100000 attraction, the Santa
Anita Handicap March g.. the
Calumet Stable disclosed that Ar
caro- has been signed to ride one
of their three eligibles, Ponder,
CoalCown or ALI Blue.
Wee Willie Shoemaker rode All
Blue to his impressive win in the
San Antonio Handicap last week,
but was already booked to re-
mount Great Circle in the Santa
Anita Handicap. Shoemaker was
on Great Circle when the 4-year-
old won the $205, TOO Santa Anita
Maturity February 8.
Races to Be Broadcast.
Steve Brooks the Calumet,s
contract rider. will share duties
with Arcaro March 8.
Santa Anita announced that
for the first time in several sea-
sons the Derby and Santa Anita
Cap will be broadcast. Joe Her
nandez, regular announcer at the
track, assisted by Commentator
Hank Weaver. will handle the
programs over the American
Broadcasting Co.. beginning at
1880 pm. (EST) February "a and
March 3.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
White Scratched as Top Scorer;
Mlkvy-Workmdn Duel 7ightens
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK. Feb. Fisherman
White, the great Long Island Uni
versity star involved in the big
basketball fix, also lost something
else this week-the National ma
jor college scoring leadership.
The one-time All-America Ger
tainly lost it on paper today when
the National Collegiate Athletic
Bureau scratched his name from
the top rung.
But for the basketball scandal,
the CT White would have taken
over the lead from Bill Mlkvy OF
Temple, long time leader.
White had spurted into first
place before his arrest Monday.
He had an average of 27.7 points
a game, one point ahead of the
Temple finger.
Whites 27.7-point pace was one
better than the National season
mark set by Ernie Calverley OF
Rhode Island State in 1943. He
also had scored 664 points for the
season and would have cracked
the National mark of TAO set by
Chet Giermak of William and
Mary two seasons ago.
Another Southerner, Dick Groat
of Duke, had been fighting a duel
with White to see who broke Gier-
mak's record first. Through games
of Saturday, the Duke ace had
scored $50 points, just 81 shy OF a
new mark.
Jay Handlan. Washington &
Lee junior, vaulted from seventh
to a tie for second with Mark
Workman of West Virginia in the
scoring averages, each having
25.6.