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Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
w. d. BOyce SIUOrn
In To OPS Position
Continued from first page)

Judge Terry, who administered
the oath of Office to Mr. Boyce, de-
clared that the state OPS Office is
fortunate in having Mr.. BOyce as
its diTectOr-with his practical
knowledge of economics and long
and close association with the bus
mess and civic life of Delaware"
The new OPS director for Della
ware was State Treasurer from
l949 to 1851 and served from 1888
to 1885 as deputy collector of in
ternal revenue in Wilmington. He
was secretary of the State Senate
at the 1851 session of the General
Assembly. A graduate of Dover
High School and the University Of
Delaware, Mr.. BOyce for many
years has operated the brokerage
business founded by his father
He is widely known in the bust
ness and civic life Of Kent County
and the state
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Saturday Basketball
For Girls Delayed

Due to the new Milford High
School Gym being not ready for
use as Cross Courts, the proposed
new Girls Basketball program,
sponsored by the Milford New Cen
tury Club, will not get started un-
til Saturday March l.
This announcement was made by
the Milford Youth Recreation AS
sOciatiOn which is directing the
girls program along with the New
Century Club and through the CO.
operation of the high school
coaches and the members OF the
girls varsity basketball team, who
are serving as coaches for these
9th, 7th and 8th grade girls.
This delay is a big disappoint-
ment to these girls but it cannot
be helped as the CrOss-Court bas-
kets will not be installed in time
for play this Saturday. Watch this
column next week for the COM
plete team rosters and the new
schedule
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22

Prettyman, David Greene, Charlotte
Reed, Dot Bennett; Mt. Pleasant
David Black, Charles Jewell, Will
liam Umbrecht, Robert Archer,
Denny Cole, William Mackey, Will
liam Berger, Frances Cooper, Ger
aid Lafferty, Harry Stecher, AL
bert McKinnon, James Davis, Will
liam Stoops, Mary Ellen Jurisch,
Ann FarlOw, Ardis Babcock, John
ChOwning, William Mendinhall,
Donald Williams, Susan Rinehart,
Tony Brown.
The following Maryland schools
are represented: Federalsburg-
Shirley Banning; Caroline-Janet
Hoffman; buckingham - Shirley
Ann Watson; Sudlersville-Sue D.
Denins
The following private music tea
chers are represented: Laurel
Mrs. o. V. WOolten; Seaford-Mrs.
Teodor Schwendenberg, May Por-
ter; MiddletOwn-Mrs. Elizabeth
Pyle Morris; Dover-Mrs. Marga-
ret S. Storey, NJ. Caroline Budd;
Wilmington-Mrs. Esther r. Brad
ley, Mrs. Elizabeth Beatty, Alice
Nichols; Berlin Md Sue Pow
ell; Milford-Mrs. Marie Gilten-
both, Mrs Davis r. Grier; Univer-
sity of Delaware-Anthony ]. Lou
dis.
H. Franklin Carroll, Kent Coun-
ty Music Supervisor, will be at the
information desk in the College
foyer. Assisting in the festival will
be John H. Bunnell, FELTON, High
School Vocal Section), Mary Eliz-
abeth Monroe, Sussex County Mu-
| sic Supervisor (PianO SectiOn)
ArmandO Scilingo, Wilmington
Public Schools instrumental Sec
tom, and Caroline Budd, Wesley
! Junior College Nuncheon).
The Festival Committee mem.
bers are: John H. Bunnell, FELTON,
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22

ing one in so important and world
wide an order. l like the training
in patriotism. preparedness. order
liness of mind and things. And
while each is learning helpful les
sons individually. with her troop
she is learning the necessary les
son in cooperation. Most of all, l
admire the high ideals for daily
living. No Girl Scout can honestly
live up to the Promise she makes
or the ten Girl Scout laws without
being a blessing wherever she may
be; and l am sure she will develop
into the better citizen for first hav-
ing been a Girl Scout. In fact. the
only thing l do not like is that it
was not organized a long enough
time ago so that l might have been
Girl Scout myself"
Mrs. Frank Clendaniel. Jr.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Happenings In State

SCOTTISH RITES-A meeting Of
the Kent and Sussex Scottish Rite
Club will be held in Selbyville, on
Wednesday, February p, 1852.
Arthur r. Hudson has arranged for
the dinner to be served in the social
hall of the Salem Methodist Church,
at 700 pm. TOastmaster Urah W.
Long, So, will introduce the prin-
cipal speaker, Dr.. Harry Curly
Byrd. the we'll known and very pop
ular president of the University OF
Maryland. Tickets may be obtained
at the door from the secretary,
George +. Macklin ST..
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Committees Named
By C. Of C. Head
CONTINUED from rirst page)

Mr.. Wall expressed the hope that
the committees would start to work
Immediately. He stated that he was
particularly anxious that the Pub
lie Service and Community Better
ment Committees start to work on
the ZOning and Planning program
that was started last year, but
was abandoned through lack of in
terest by City Council, but has been
reactivated by that group this year.
It is the hope of the committee
on the Annual Banquet that the
banquet will be held Wednesday,
March 26th; however, nothing defi-
mite has been done on arrange
ments pending a reply from Mr..
Frank V. DUPONT, who has been
asked to address the group. 1t is
the plan to invite the memberships
of the three local service clubs.
Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions, to par
ticipate in the program.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Managerial Set-Up
At Ocean Downs
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herself one of the most efficient
and popular officials in the field.
She has served as Assistant to
the General Manager at the luXurl-
GUS RoseCroft Raceway, OXon Hill.
Md. since its establishment in 1919,
gaining fame for her ability at
handling the countless details con-
nected with the planning and sue
cessful operation of a harness
meet. Her new job at Ocean Downs
will in no way conflict with her
duties at ROsecrOft. since she does
not move to the seashOre oval un-
til July l.
Paula. who lives al GlassmanOr.
Md. has also served for the past
six years as Assistant Program
Manager at Bay State Raceway,
FOxbOrO. Mass
In making the announcement,
Conley said he knew Rudy and
Miss Jablon will make a wonderful
team. and that under their manage
ment our Ocean Downs track will
enjoy even greater success than
last year"
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22

Lemuel H. Evans, Milton; Starr 4.
Cole, Mt. Pleasant; Armando Sell
lingo, Wilmington; Mrs. Margaret
S. Storey, Dover; Caroline Budd,
Wesley Junior College; Melvin L.
Brobst, President, Delaware Music
Educators Association; Floyd 7.
Hart, State Director of Music Edn-
cation; Clarke Maynard, SuperYis-
or of Music, Wilmington; Eugenia
A. Matz, New Castle County Music
Supervisor, chairman.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Canadian Wolves

DRYDEN. Ont. - (4oD Robert
Bunney and John Macarthur. paper
company employees, came face to
face with a pack of y wolves in
the Kekekwa Lake area. The pack.
however, scattered quickly when
Macarthur opened fire on the lead
wolf.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
I. b. Hudson RetireS
As Soil District Head
CONTINUED from ursI page0

oped into one of the outstanding
farmer controlled Soil Conserva-
tion Districts in the county today.
Mr. Smith stated that the Board
has requested the State Soil Con-
servation Commission to appoint a
replacement to fill out his uneX-
pired term, which ends this year
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
Noted Folk In Sussex
Get COP Backing
Ccontinued from first pager

was taken to- recommend that the
committee so instruct the delegates.
Among those who indicated their
interest in Senator Taft's nOmina-
ton were former State Senator G.
Clifton Maui Sr., of Lewes, chair
man of the Sussex County Republi-
can Committee. and Speaker of the
House Harvey H. Lawson.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22

The roots of a common weed, the
oxeye daisy, have yielded an insect
Killing chemical that may prove
more powerful than pyrethrum, but
just rs safe for humans.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22

In 1949 in the United States,
there were 1,585.44O marriages
compared 10 3S6,000 divorces.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22

Learn and obey farm safety rules.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
Hks Expect Boys Camp
To Be Ready This Summer
by the Asseciated Press

HAvRE DE GRACE, Md, April
2l.-A new camp for underpriv-
ileged boys is expected to be ready
for use this summer.
The Regional Association of
Elks' Clubs of Maryland, Della
ware and the District of Columbia
announced yesterday that work
would begin Immediately on the
site, 8 miles northwest of An
napolis.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
Catholic Men Re-eIect
ID. c. Doctor as Treasurer
BY iha Associoted Press

TOLEDO, Ohio, April I'll
Francis I. Nally Of Maumee. Ohio
was elected president Of the Ma
tional Council Of Catholic Men
here today at the closing session
lof it's two-day convention.
Others elected included: Albert
Sattler Of New York, vice presi-
dent, and Judge David McMullan
Of st. Louis, secretary. DR..
George Ellis Of Washington. D. c.,
was renamed treasurer and out
going President Stewart Lunch Of
Wilmington, Del, was elected
delegate-at-large to the Executive
Committee.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
Air Force Sergeant Killed

CLINTON, Ill.,, April 81 P.-
An Air Force sergeant was killed
yesterday when his motorcycle
collided with an automobile. He
was identified as M/Sergt. Menno
Wells Of Fort Worth, Tex.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
Clocks Set Aheud
One Hour in Britain
By the Assoeiated Press

LONDON, April 81. - Britons
have set their clocks ahead one
hour for the summer.
The change, which went in
effect yesterday, puts the time in
England six hours ahead of East
|ern Standard Time in the United
States. instead of five. English
time is now the same as in France,
Italy and Germany. They made
no summer change.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
Royal WELCOMED!

Eoch Ioof is mode with unbIeoched northern hard
spring f|our-hieh in body building proteins. We
use no chemical to bleach the fIour-no chemical
to soften. the bread
With all this natural goodness, the breed is fully
enriched with essential vitomins
And Heidi MILK and HONEY White Breed is fresher
-thon ony other loof on the morket-becouse its
boked and delivered the same doy to your nearest
Giont Food Store! Take home loaf todoy
Evening star., 1952-04-21

X EVER before has new breed been welcomed
IN 50 royoIIy in the National CoptoI Area. And
no wonder!
Each one-pound Ioof of Heidi MILK and HONEY
White Breed gives you full holf-pint Of SeoItest
Milk from the Chestnut Forms Dairy.
Eoeh Ioof is mode with pure Loke Shore Clover
Honey-for naturally deIieote sf|ovor. for better
toosting quality
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18
ROTARiANS IN
ATTENDANCE CONTEST

DU QUOIN, ILL., (AP)-Pinck-
NEVILLE Rotarians wheeled an ac-
cident victim into a Rotary meet
ing in their efforts to win an at
tendance contest with the Du
Quoin club.
Moreover he Pinckneyville
member was wheeled into the Du
Quoin club to get credit on Pinck-
neyville's record. It's a rule that
visitors attendance be credited to
home clubs.
The visitor was Ray Shute who
had been injured at Pinckneyville.
He had not been released from
the hospital in time to attend his
home clubs weekly meeting, SO
he was taken to Du Quoin in an
ambulance.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18
Pennsylvania
Wars On Foxes

PHILADELPHIA, Up, State
Game Commission Agents, health
authorities, hunters and even
housewives throughout Pcnnsyl-
vania arc battling 10 halt what
has been dcscri5cd as the worst
plague Of mad foxes in the his
tory of the commonwealth.
Since the beginning Of the war
hundreds of cases of foxes attack
ing children, women ana others
have been reported in scattered
parts of the state. At least two
persons have died as the result
of being bitten.
The Game Commission has cr-
ganized groups to tray the ami
mails and is carrying out plan
TO lay out poisoned bait.
The Game Commission hopes TO
get rid Of $4,000 foxes by the end
of next month.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18

lock, winner of IL at Hollywood,
Calf, and Tom German, who
won Il at Beaumont. His relief
ace probably will be Bob Hogue,
who lost only one game last year.
and that with the lowly Browns.
MY pitching is tops" says
Casey, "and my catching isn't
any worse than it was last year.
Joe Collins is my first baseman
and I've got big John Mize. Phil
Rizzuto is set at short and Gil
McDougald will play third or
second, depending on whether
Billy Martin makes il at second
or Andy Carey. bonus boy from
st. Mary's College, makes it at
third
"If we opened the season to-
morrow I'D have six outfieIders-
Gene Woodling, Mickey Mantle,
Hank Bauer, Jack Jensen, Bob
Cerv and Archie Wilson. Cerv
led the American Association in
hitting and Wilson was the inter-
national League ace. SO you see,
I'm not so bad off. Even without
DiMaggio, Jerry Coleman and
Bobby Brown, we're liable to win
again. My big job is to see If any
ct the boys not on the roster are
good enough"
Stengel has 10 boys here who
belong on the Kansas City roster.
One of them is Carey, the best
looking prospect who signed for
a $4,000 bonus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18
|%xss" ~.
BY Barb, Jan, and PhyI

Those tccnagcrS who are most
interested in having a student
council at LIS. went visiting last
Thursday. Washington c. II. and
Greenfield McClain were the
scenes Of lneir investigation of
student council organization. They
came home with their enthusiasm
renewed and their education Of
student government more COM
pIetc They plan to observe stu
dent councils in other schools, too.
And perhaps ours will be set up
soon.
Last Fridays all star game
proved The value Of team work to
all of US Having practiced to-
gether SO little, the All Stars just
couldn't seem to click. But Lon
don's reserves and Worthington )
varsity did all right for them
selevs. Our reserves won 1929
and Worthingtons varsity 63-43
Perhaps make the coaches feel a
little more necessary. And it was
fun for all
The home &C classes that have
been studying home planning went
gallivanting again last week. This
time they took a school bus and
went in style. If you saw them
sitting in front Of your house star
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18
SPORTS

ing, you should be complimeatei.
They were admiring the arChitec-
Wrc. The most interesting part Of
the excursion was a tour through
the houses that Mr.. Ralph Whit
ai.er is building on North Main
Street. Mr.. Whitaker explained
the principals Of house building,
and the girls felt they had been
royalty entertained!
The American Legion Essay
Contest has kccomc an annual af-
fair at London High. Every year
the hopeful writer's take this op-
portunity to try their writing
abilities. The names of the stu
dents from London whose essays
were county winners were rcceiv-
cd last week. They showed Lon
don will be well represented in the
district contest. We're hoping that
some Lbs. 'crs will be on that list
OF winners, too.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18

has the best pitching staff i'm
baseball? Don't let Yankee mana
ger Casey stcngel hear that be-
cause he'll put up a terrific argu-
ment.
L know what they got" says
old Case as he shifts his tired
legs on the bench at Miller Hug
gins Field. Il also know what
I've got. I'll put Ed Lopat, Vic
Raschi and Allie Reynolds up
against any three in the American
League.
"lopat'S n for another good
year, J think. He's been down in
Florida since January. Reynolds
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18

Holmes third baseman. Bob Eli
Oft, once Mr.. Team, has slowed
down and his place is up for
grabs.
No. / rookie for the job is Ed
Mathews who, they say, has as
much power as Babe Ruth and
Ted Williams. He drove in l06
runs and hit 81 homcrs for Allan
Ia in 1850 and I've got to go along
with a boy like that. He can fly.
Hes only 20" says Holmes.
Mathews was signed ~ the
Braves in 1919 the night he was
graduated from high school v'hic
close to a dozen scouts sat in Il
hotel lobby Ed spent much Of
1851 in the Navy but managed
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18
REDS PLAN TREE WALL

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) = The
Chinese Communists boast that
they are erecting a modern Great
Wall in Manchuria-a vast shell
ter belt of trees intended to alter
the climate of Windswept region
of arid dunes.
The Peiping radio says that the
shelter belt is to be 683 miles long,
extending from Heilungkiang
Province down to Liaotung penin-
sula and Shanhaikwan, southeast
crn end Of the actual Great Wall
Of anScient China.
Width will range up TO 1856
miles, the Reds say.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18
Tommy Holmes Shoots the Works
To Make Braves Pennant Winner

Holmes is going to try every
possible combination in the hopes
of regaining patronage for the
the Braves and a long-term con-
tract for himself.
Boy" Tommy enthuses, Il
could play a team of eight left
handed hitters with Grove in the
outfield and .Ebba st. Claire
catching. He's good enough to be
No. l but Walker Cooper will be
back. Forget those trade rumors.
Crop played great ball for us last
year. But with st. Claire CATCH
ing and all those left handlers,
think what fits we could give
those right-handed pitchers.
My pitching incidentally, is
the least of my worries. I'll take
Warren SPAIN, Vern Bickford and
Chet Nichols over any three in
the league, and that goes for the
Giants Maglie, Jansen and Hearn.
Max Surkont and Ernie John
son look like my other starters
at this early date, johnson had a
1914 record at Milwaukee and
won five more in the playoffs and
Little World Series. Back of them
are Jim Wilson, Dick Donovan,
Dave Cole and relief pitchers like
Bob Chipman, Virgil Jester and
Maynard Thiel.
Gene Conley might make it.
Most valuable player in the
minors in 81, big Gene had a
20-9 record at Hartford with 9
shutouts and a 2.16 earned run
mark. 1t l can't find a starting
spot for him we'll send him to
Milwaukee where he'll be regu-
lar starter Then when / need
starting pitcher I'll know where
/ can find one. Conlcys that good
despite only one year in organized
ball.
Il like the way the players are
hustlipg. That's always a good
Sign. My big job is to pick the
right ones for the National Lea
que race If we get a good double
play combination Wen be mighty
rough on everybody in the lea
que"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18

them are Righetti on short with
Harry Hanebrink on second.
Hanebrink is a lefthanded batter
and l liked him at Hartford where
he hit .309. Righetti is good field
no hit. John Dittmcr is also gctt-
ing a thorough trail on second
and he might be the best hitter
of the lot. He hit .334 at Atlanta
and, drove in los runs.
Earl Torgeson is being given
a fight for first base by George
Grove, the tall Negro lad who
hit .339 at Milwaukee, batted in
119 runs and hit "a homcrs. If
we bring Grove up and Torgy
returns to his old form, don't be
surprised if Grove plays the out
field"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18
Baskes ball Here
Booked 3 Nights
At School Gym

The basketball scneuulo for
West jefferson gymnasium this
week, calls for three nights, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, the
FIRST game each night starting at
7:30 pm,
Opening Tuesday nights play,
the EX-Ballcnger and AmVets of
London, will meet each other for
the first time this season. Follow
ing that the West jefferson ACs
will play the City Merchants Of
Columbus.
EX-Ballcngers of London will
put on the first show again Thurs
day night when their opponents
will be the Margola Department
Store Of Columbus. West Jeffer-
son ACs will meet London'S Am
vets in the second game.
Saturday nights card has not
yet been set up, but there will be
two-game entertainment teams to
be announced later
Charles keefer, London and Bob
WoOdard Of Columbus, are trying
out for spots with the West JEFF
ferson AC team.
Sunday afternoon the West JEFF
fCrson ACs in a contest lost to the
Lockbourne Air Police on the
Lockbourne floor, 90 TO 81. West
Jefferson led at the half 40 to
38. Playing for the first time on
80 foot floor, the local lads were
Winded shortly after the opening
OF the second period and forfeited
their lead.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18

finished strong and elbow chips
or not that's always good sian.
Raschi had a knee operation
during the winter and looks
great"
Stengel, who is confident the
Yankees will make it four straight
pennants and as many World
Series, also has Tom Morgan and
Bob kuzava as starters. Morgan
as a freshman compiled a 9-3
record.
Casey is rcserving his opinion
on the rest of the staff, which
includes such former stars as
Johnny Sain and Frank Shea, not
to mention youngsters like Jim
Mcdonald, obtained from the
Browns, Harry Shaeffer, 19-game
winner at Beaumont, Art Shall
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18

.BRADENTON, FLA. This is
the time of year when every ball
club is a pennant winner, every
starting pitcher a 20-game Win
ner, every batter a 300 hitter and
manager an optimist. Manager
Tommy Holmes of the Boston
Braves is no exception.
I'm shooting for the works,
says the youngest pilot in the
majors who is starting his first
full year at the helm. mo use
fooling around We've got the
greatest collection of young pros
poets / ever saw and I've been
with the Braves since 1941. And
the Giants might back up to the
rest of the field due to the loss of
Stanky and Mays. The Dodgers
certainly are weaker with New
Combe in the Army
Only his outfielders, Sid Cor
dan, Sam Jethroc and Willard
Marshall are sure of their jobs
and Gordon could wind up as
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18

to hit .289 in 81 games for Atlanta
and 1873 in y games for Milwau-
kcc. In back of him, the Braves
have Bill Klaus, rated another
Billy Cox in the field at % Hc
hit .2S5 at Milwaukee. Both Ma
thews and Klaus are lcft-handed
batterS.
"Shortstop and second base are
my trouble spots" says Holmes.
Before we leave here l will have
tried four combinations on the
double play Johnny Cusick. OBJ
tanned from the Cubs, is a great
glove man and has been working
at short with Bill Reed, a lefty
swingcr who hit ,3l1 at Milwau-
kee. Back of them are Johnny
Logan and Sibby Sisti Behind
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18
kEl-StaFs Are
Downed 63-4i

The Wo7thington Cardinals,
who tied with Marysvillc for the
1852 NJ / Six basketball champion
ship, were also too tough for the
All Stars Friday night on the
Worthington floor and defeated
them TO the tune Of So to Al.
London's reserve league champs
came out just as well, beating the
All Stars 34-29.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18
From where | sit j.. W Joe Marsh
1t Isn't the Heut-
It's the Hide!

Big discussion after the Grange
meeting Friday night. Tx Ander-
SON was arguing that hogs were
lots more affected by the hot
weather than cattle. Skeeter Nor
gan declared that it wasn't so-that
he nerer saw any hogs bothered by
the hot sun like his cows were.
was glad when Rusty Robin
son stepped in.
Boys" he says, "don't get so
riled up. 1t all depends on what
color the livestock are. Hogs or
cattle, the ones with light-colored
coats absorb less heat from the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18
NEW TELETYPE IN
INDO-CHINA

HANOI, Indo-China fAP) ~
This headquarters city for French
and Vietnamese forces battling
the Communicated Yietminh in
Indo-China is now linked by tele-
type with Saigon, the capital OF
Vietnam.
The Vietnamese premier and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18

other high government officials
assisted in the Inauguration of the
new communications system, the
first of its kind installed here. II
is said the telctypc will handle
messages between Hanoi and Sal
Gon at the rate OF 80 words per
minute.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-18
1951-52 BASKETBALL RECORD

Marshall B. Cupp coach of the West Jefferson High School teams
the 195l52 basketball record follows:
League Record; Won Lost 2 Tied for second with Midway
Regular Record: Won 10, Lost 10.
All games: Won II, Lost II
Points games), 982 Average 1859 per
Opponents: 1886 Average 4722 per game
Free throws attempted (Al gamc) ACT
Percentage. 1d75
attempted by opponents: 349.
throws made by TT. Percentage SOIL
fouls committed: 313. An of 1850
Opponents average pei