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Evening star., 1952-03-07
Ten Race Horses Lose Lives
AS California Barn Burns
BY the Assoeioted Press

PLEASANTON. Calf, Mar. Z.
Ten thoroughbred race horses
were destroyed as fire swept
through a barn at historic Ala
media County Fair Grounds last
might.
Some so horses were in the
|800-foot barn when the fire broke
|out. Seven burned to death in
their stalls; one was burned SC
severely it had to be shot: another
was killed by a cement truck
and the 10th broke a leg and was
destroyed.
Track Publicist Robert Wuerth
said the dead animals represent
led a loss of 'at least $50.000.'
The barn was valued at $55, 200.
Sheriff H. p. Gleeson said the
fire apparently was caused by q
cigarette carelessly thrown by a
stable boy.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
Ikonno 5 Record Swim
lin Big Ten Meet Called
| Almost Incredible
sy ,he As.osia.sd pre.. J.

Il ) y d ~
EAST LANSING, Mich, Mar. 7
Ohio State jumped into an earl,
lead today In the Western Con.
ference swimming champio
as Ford Konno. q tireless littlt
Hawaiian, took a first in the 1900.
meter free-style race with a rec.
undertaking time of 1918.
Konno, using the American crawl
swan the 65 lengths Of the poo
last night with machine like pre-
|cision. He finished the metri,
mile good rs yards ahead o,
Bert McLachlan Of Michigan STATE
lin second place.
Charles McCaffree, jr.. Michigan
State coach and director Of the
meet. termed Konno's perform
|ance IAN almost incredible feat
.sKonno should clean UP In the
|Olympics this summer" " McCaffree
said. IT doubt there a swimmer
going that can come even close tc
him in the distance"
Records bettered included:
/ 1.-The intercollegiate short poo
time Of 1898. set by John Mar
shall Of Yale at Austin. Tex. ir
1851.
2-The pool record Of i8:41.8 sci
by McLachlan here in 1851.
3-The Western Conference rec.
ord time Of 18:43.3 set by Ohit
States Jack Taylor at Minneapoli.
last year.
Konno's time also bettered tht
world record of 18:19.0 by Hiron.
shin Furuhashi Of Japan at Lo'
Angeles in 1850 but will not bt
recognized because it was swun
lin a short" 25-yard pool. Worlc
records have to be set In a poo
lat least 55 yards long.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
|Terropin No. | Defeats
|CupituI Rifle Club

Roy Oster's 293 score paced
Terrapin No. team to a 1,145-to-
Il $50 victory over Capital Rife
Club last night at College Park
in the Maryland Rifle League.
Mrs. Virginia Robinson posted a
'273 for high score among the
women.
In othel matches GPO defeated
|Greenbelt Bears. 1901 to 1.046.
Iand 933- Gun Club outf1red the
|Greenbelt Lions. 1000 to 942.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
Bright Weighs Offer
From Canadian Team
BY the Assoeicied Press

DES MONIES, Mar. 7.-Johnny
Bright, Drake University halfback
will wait awhile before deciding
whether to accept "a fabulous Of
fer" made him by the Calgary
Stampeders Of the Western Inter-
Provincial Football Union.
Bright confirmed yesterday that
he has been talking with c. E
Cheser, president of the Stam-
|peders, but he said he was going
to wait until he received a con-
tract offer from the Philadelphia
Eagles before making decision
Bright, who holds the college
football ground-gaining record,
was first choice Of the Eagles in
the National Football League play
Ter draft.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
Jack Burke Displays
Iron Nerve 10 Share
81. Petersburg Lead
BY shs Assoeiu,ed Pres,

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar.
THE marked man of the win
ter golf circuit, Jack Burke, jr.,
Of Houston. Tex, showed no
signs today Of whiting under the
pressure applied by his envious
fellow professionals.
Handsome Jack, winner of
three straight tournaments and
the top moneymaker Of the 1852
season. definitely is the man to
beat in the $4,000 st. Petersburg
Open.
The 160-pound Texan was right
up there in the lead again, dead
locked with three other pros, as
the bulky field Of I'll teed of for
today's second round. They Joined
him yesterday in shooting sizzling
rounds of .66, six under par for
the Lakewood Country Club
course.
Gradually Gains Momentum.
The way Burke earned his first
place tie as he finished in a driz-
cling rain indicates that the guy,
instead Of weakening from the
red-hot pace he has set in recent
weeks intends to go on winning
tournaments indefinitely.
Clayton Heafner Of Charlotte.
N. c.; AL Besselink Of Chicago and
Skee Riegel Of Tulsa. Okla. had
come in ahead Of him over q dry
course with 66s.
Burke was only q stroke under
par with IS on the front nine.
When the rain started no one in
his big gallery would have risked
q nickel on his chances Of catch
ing up with the front-running trio.
But Bruke gradually picked up
speed along the home stretch and
passed the 17th i've under par.
His second shot at the 18th, a
par-four hole, was on the green
but 80 feet from the cup.
Drops 3O-Foot Putt.
Strolling to the green through
the drizzle, Burke detoured to the
scoreboard and noted the three
Cos that had been posted. It
meant he needed to sink that 80
foot putt for q birdie three to tie
for the lead.
Burke stroked the ball smack
into the cup.
The 29-year-old Burke has won
the Texas Open, Houston Open
and Baton Rouge Open in sue
cession. He leads this years money
winners with $6,720.
The DarbuSterS:
Evening star., 1952-03-07
THE EVENING STAR ca
Washington, d. G. ss
FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1862
LEGAL NoTIcEs icont. ]
IL. SHELDON. Attorney,
613 10Th Street NV.

BlS 10Th street NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
tor the District Of Columbia, Hold
Notice: That the - subscriber, C 4 Of the Tie
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the. Dis
trict Of Columbia. Letters Of Admin-
poherty. also known Is Mona Lillian
Columbia. deceased. Ali persons hav-
ing claims against deceased are
with the vouchers thereof. legally %
on Or before the 9th S day sdiDssuUst. y Aae1st..
AID 1852; otherwise they may by
ssid ssid estate. sa.s Given under my hand
LINDEN c. PRATo. 5sSi Potomac
AU5r Aye; NV C, qsp SSsap Attest: THE0-
Of q the e pro6s.e s' Court 81 'qI1a mh9 i4sf frk
ANDREW l. HICKEY. Attorney.
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ministration. This rs to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
trict of coIu%Sia. eaaa Iessers q Of 'he Admin &
istration on the estate of Louis J,
eaa%sl. dsss.:sa Al ps1sens aassrisi haS e.
hsreSH claims asspst rs The are
with the yoSchsrs thereof. d lssaiis; lS;
authenticated to the subscriber, ON
o%r Sef9ss Issa, the e.hsrI, eth day & Of August
law be excluded from ali benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day Of February, 1859.
AANlgDREW T.. HICKEY. ZIG BOND
the Probate Court. mh7 ,i4,s1 %
OIs r street. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court;--No.. rs, 1888, Admin
That the subscriber, Of the state oi
New Jersey has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of
Goiumbia: Letters Tsstamentary, on
ceased, All persons hsvins claims
warned VA ne1,,t to exhibit the same. with
ticated to the subscriber, on or
before the 30th day Of June. AID.
1853; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under my hand this
3rd day Of March. 1859. ETHEL c.
PRICE, 562 South Warren Street,
Trenton: n. J; (Seall Attest THEO-
PORE COGSWEIL, Register Of Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk
OF the Probate Court. mh7 .14.21
THOS. II. PATTERSON, Attorney,
Woodward Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
MARTHA Ma HhEoea'e A. MoNTooMSHTRAYTE MGooNSETESSTATE 6s or
ton Docket i67 7.-Application hav-
Ing been made herein for probate OF
the last will and testament OF said
deceased. and Tor letters testament
tery on said estate. by Frank O.
Mdontggomsry, MOI e Msrc 1t Is orSssred this 9Th 9Th
Schmidt. Robert L. MONTGOMERY.
William Gracely, an infant and Paul
Gracely. custodian. and all others
concerned. appear In said Court on
Monday, the 14th day of April. AID.
1852, at 1000 O'Clock am. to show
cause why such. application should
not Pc granted Let notice hereof be
once in each Of three % successive %
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before
said return day. Witness. the Hon
orable BOLITHA ]. LAWS, Chief
Judge OF said Court, this 9th day Of
@ M@srch A.D. I95? SSeal. Attest:
Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1952-03-07

Ito Don McAuliffe when we were
close and he'd take it over"
State routed Michigan. $50, and
Notre Dame. $50, in two of its
most important games and Dorow
thinks the Michigan score, would
have been larger If he had relied
more on power and less on such
trick stuff as a spread formation
The Spartans were simply ready
for the Irish.
I'VE were as good that day as
Maryland was in 1850 when it beat
u.s." Dorow said. 1--WE weren't over
confident against Maryland. We
knew it was good and we played
our best but Maryland was up and
did everything right"
Likes DON Coleman.
Dorow thinks the Chicago
Cardinals picked great prospect
in Don Coleman. Michigan States
180-pound speedy Negro tackle
who was passed up by most clubs
because of his weight. AL thinks
the Cards will make a defensive
end out of Coleman ."and he'll be
down the passer's throat all after
moon"
Dorow said Jim Weatherall OF
Oklahoma, very rough character,
was the only opponent who "han-
died" Coleman all season. They
were opponents in the East-Wes
game.
Dorow smiled at report that
The was Strange" or "swell-
headed" He's not very talkative,
which might have given rise to
stories that he was too aloof. Shy
lis almost the word for him. He S
economical with baggage, too. He
flew in yesterday with only a
shaving kit. Well. he's flying back
to Michigan State today and why
burden yourself unnecessarily?
He might be a pretty smart
quarterback, too. the Redskins
thope.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
MEssRS. DRURY, LYMAN 4
POWELL, Attorneys,
Colorado BLDG.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Holding
sII Rroeats bate G1urt;SIn Co tn the the Matter Of
P0siIcATfoN. 5sSIi IL .,OSfioRpEE The Natio1ai 0E
Say.ngs and Trust Company OF
Washington, D. c.. as administra-
tor Of the estate Of Leonard Hol-
iingsworth, deceased. having filed
among other tGa tSines. tsst Sssns L IS sofln un:
able to determine q, whether at
Leonard Hollingsworth his only heirs
at law and next Of kin were two
Hall. Of 209 Monroe Place Nom
rov,a. California, and Myra A. Max
well: Of 2g9 Monroe. Place. Mon
Tovia. California. and t2) whether
the. there we're re- other h sa.d heirs Ct Law and
known to said petitioner. and pray
ing that this cause be referred to
. Special Master to take such
testimony as may be adduced before
1im and to make findings Of fact
to the heirs at law and next Of kin
of said Leonard Hollingsworth, de-
ceased. and the object of this pro-
ceeding being. to obtain the ir-
structions Of this Court with respect
w NuS hEiucI HI WHICH ana Lne
persons TO whom the assets Of said
estate should be distributed. and it
appearing to the Court that process
has been issued AGAINST all Of the
persons hereinafter named or des-
cribcd and that the same has been
duly returned marked Not to be
found'' and It further appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court from
the affidavit Of counsel fled herein
that the known next Of kin ard
heirs at law are. non-residents OF
the District Of Columbia, on motion
Of petitioner. 1t Is this 5th day Of
n, nMarch, ig5y. i5y. ORDERED that I'd
Monrovia, California, (2) Myra A.
Maxwell. 200 Monroe Place, Mon
royia, California, go the unknown
heirs at law. and next Of kin OF
Leonard Holiingswo-th. deceased.
and a. all other persons having or
claiming to have any right, title,
interest or claim in and to said
estate, cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the 9th
day Of June, 1862, otherwise this
cause viii be proceeded with as In
csss Sa. q sIs Ssfssult: prcSy1idsd pS1;is that this
Evening Star Newspaper and In the
Washington Law Reporter twice
month for three successive months.
JAS. w. MORRIS. judge. iSeai.J
A Tr1'c Copy. Attest: MELVIN ,.
MARQUES. Deputy REGISTER Of wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
q mhs ,hs j le.sD4'f fersDa4.f .Ssa.s. GSaTss
continued on Next Psesl
Evening star., 1952-03-07
|Quontico, Porris Island
East Coast FinuIists
spseioI Dispatch to The s,or

QUANTICO. Va, Mar. T.
Quantico and Paris Island will
meet here Monday night to de-
eide which team will go to the
West Coast to play for the ALL
Marine basketball championship.
Quantico defeated Marine Bar
racks Of Portsmouth, Va. 86-58,
last night to take the Northern
Division honors in East coast play.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
AUCTION SALES
7. AastionesIs.A y; sISaN s.AppIsis.r.. q 81. aNC.

LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
sTaS6zRbbN lHEzz bNP pYPHWRaTERse, YPHkNdSHEises AED Is
PERs9MTAL EFFEcTs OF EVERY
AZ sLoAN's
sAruRap5SSY.i INA aaRea stFssa ssh. ETY AZ 10 AM.
ROYALS. Underwoods. Rsmingtons
and 2 Mail-a-Voice magnetic sec.
Essnds EEs.srss by. BY orsss e ssSlSc SssSnal
Suite. nearly new upholstered sofas
and lounge chairs, mahogany COM
modes. portable sewing machine,
large Oriental rug Dining Room
China. Glassware. BrIc-a-Brac, one
pair. 1ox4S; siiverware, Linens.
PAINTINGS. etc.
Terms: cash.
c. @. Sloan q Co. Inc; Auctioneers
Established 1891
mar6.7
THOs. ]: OWEN 9 son, Auetioneers'
ABS southern BuildinE;rc ;rco,,r
TEHssssF TR6sT sals ss If ys@asas4lsE ssTa4E sES9H
SIpE lIgv, ROAD. Road. SILVER SPRING.
p g.stss Ssqs Do S1 ssSr eSnss f the he Satsa
No. 247I-5l. we win sell at public
auction. within the ONCE Of THOS.
]. OWEN d SON, Room .435 South.
SwsfsNssr TwENrYsEvE%rH EMii ~ IpSYsSAM BAY OF AMARcH
AID. 1852 AT ONE THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following -de-
scrihed Second Trust Real Estate
One second Trust Real Estate Note
dated December. l. I949 In the orig
inal amount Of $5.24l 80. PAYABLE
AZ Six per cent per annum on the
flrst day Of each month, and reduced
to S4,l56.4S as Of January l. 1859.
being secured on Lot 8, Block D,
ssS soerJ Ps5a Hls ssstSa ohas%s. aSas
known IS premises jog ParlAide
Terms Of Sale: All Cash; $4,000
Sssnse SsRSt II n a CASH q or ssT.d esrsd CHECK aSsaf
Court. Trustees reserve the right to
reject any and all bids deemed by
them to be tnsufdcient All parties
IN 'n'elfF: SRrR1R R1sasf 1. 'sFf MfrncHER. ne1ass
RoBERT z. LYNcE.
S21 Fifteenth Street Northwest.
Action No. 247l-51.
fe29 .mh7,1 ,21.
THOS. .. OWEN . SON, Auctioneefs.
43S southern Bnildins.
Trustees ay Sale !s, ,y q yalgable TIL THREE:
FNTG RRTGK r,o,q gUHDJEG PIN Sr,,!,S:Es AEEANaE5
asp aHoT-WATER ys1p TEE HEAT; A1 ALSO TWO;
PREMISES NUMBER 1891 TWFN-
TY-FIRST STREET NORTHWEST
By ,,,1 virtue & q 3 certain deed Of trust trust
Folio $50 ct seq, Of the Land Rec
and at the request q the % party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees viii sell. at public auction.
BAY TaE Il 'hs sLEvENTa LEEsRasss o pAT ToES 81
oSLocK Pm. the following.
described land and premises. sit
uate IN the District Of Columbia,
IS In HELEN, ct al. subdivision Of
corded in the Once Of the Surveyor
Liber 10 Al iies folio " " o0iam0'a IN
Terms Of sale: All cash A deposit
Sf fiss 81 Il 10000 eeie Eill be rsGured Ct
cording revenue stamps. etc. At
to be compiled with within i y thirty isty
days from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to
cess ess Of ths segsrsy ggrSHsrty Ct The risk ,s End
fiye days advertisement OF such re-
sale in some newspaper published
THORNTON W, OWEN.
ROBERT W. KIDWELL.
fe27,mh1,4.7.1O. Trustees.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
By Lewis r. Atchison

AL Dorow, Michigan State quar-
|terback who signed with the Red
skins yesterday. might still be pay
ing his way into football games II
it hadn't been for the keen eye
and encouragement Of Forest
Evashevski. former University Of
Michigan backf1eld star, who
spurned an offer from the Red
skins 10 years ago.
Dorow. a close-cropped, 22-year-
old with the finely chiseled fea.
lures Of a play-actor. went tt
Michigan State on a track scholar
ship. He was a hurdler and pole.
vaulter who liked football but
whose 160-pound chassis seemed
|unsuited for humping into 200.
Founders. But in the spring, wher
everybody-even cheerleaders-is
Encouraged to come out for foot
ball, Evashevski. then an assistant
coach at Michigan State. per-
suaded Dorow to take a crack al
lit. Two years later Dorow quit
track to concentrate on the grid
game. ---~-------
The Spartan quarterback, who
directed State to an unheaten sea-
son. thinks he'll like pro football
and the Redskins, although hi
didn't have time enough to think
about it during the season. State
used the Information so per cent
|of the time. but it also employed
the single and double wing and
lit kept a fellow busy keeping
everything straight.
Just as Easy to Pass.
"The season was half over be-
fore discovered it was just as
easy to throw a touchdown pass
from the 2-yard line as it was to
buck the ball across" he con-
fessed. 81 usually gave the ball
Evening star., 1952-03-07
Fort Myer Quintet Suffers
First Defeat in Tourney

The Military District of Wash
ington basketball title picture be-
gan coming into focus today in the
wake Of Vint Hills elimination
and Fort Myers first defeat last
night in the double knockout
tournament at Fort Belvoir.
Arlington Hall eliminated Vint
Hill, 88-48, with Jack Lory tossing
in 26 points for the winner. Jim
Weunker of Fort Belvoir Tailed 29
as his team bumped Fort Myer,
96-57.
Evening star., 1952-03-07

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
two-story brick and frame, four
room and bath, one family dwelling,
being known as premises S07 5lst
Street. Northeast.
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly resorded n II Lios1 nd No; e.co1Gs sT9s os az
the District Of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction in front
g S1st sni Day plsH5iss OF MARCH. al is5s. AT
THREE O'CLOCK, PM, the follow
situate s in the District of colum5ia,
and desisnased d.nt as 1s snd De1ng s1ag LG.
sGpare sa1sl1H numbered 'Ww.Tifty .ons Hun
dred Ninety Eight tW-519Sl In the
subdivision made by the suburban
per pla. recorded LED N q. the ,s}r1s 9mcs q
coiumSia. esa sShsesHa II Eiber I2s Il folio
So; subject to the building. restric-
tion lines shown on said plat ana
to the agreements set forth OF, the
Rsts snG SeeGrfab % fbe4 r Ia haes at q S 0S IL
the said surveyors Once not to
build outside Of said lines except
as permitted by the building regu-
lations of the District OF Columbia:
also SuDJcCt W - tAsAg-OA~WeS ASh.
al feet wide across the southeast
corner described as follows; be-
ginning at the southeast corner Of
said lot and running with part Of
the south line thereof: thence south
S9o 53 West 4.5 feet to point;
thence. north 40o 3S, II" East $50
to q point In the west line of
public alley and curving with said
alley, said curve having radius
Of 141.13 feet, to the beginning,
which together with rights-of-way
established over parts Of Lots 5, 8.
~, rs, 8 and 10 in said SQUARE
W-5I9S form q right-of-way eight
feet wide for the purpose OF ingress
and egress over the rear Of said
lots In said square to the public alley.
TERMS OF SALE: An cash. A deposit
81 Five Hundred t$50O.OO Dollars
will be required at time Of sale. All
eonVeyancing. recording. revenue
stamps, etc, ut cost Of purchaser.
Terms of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from date Of
sale; otherwise the Trustees reserve
the right to resell the property ut
the risk and cost Of defaulttng pur-
chaser. after i've days advertisement
Of such resale In some newspaper
published in Washington. D.
FREDERICK X. WILSON.
WILLIAM BOWIE.
mari, ,11.1A,17,20. Trustees.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
WILBUR L. GRAY, Attorney,
Colorado Bldg.
Filed Jan 8, 1852, Harry N. Hull.

CLERK.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
TEr 1or the M0s MRistrict Of ot Columbia ;;E.cAPI-
Ys BETTY SodS MosnGgS eaTgSraisf f. Pslaini s be.
tendants;-Civil Action No. 5111-5l,
The object Of this suit is removal
Ct cloud on title to Lot 9. Square
SoTn,da0I SSSV more nsn particularly described In
plaintiff, it is this Sth day Of Janu.
ary 1862. ordered that the defend
ant BETTY MOSLEY, also known as
BETTE MOSLEY. IF LIVING. cause
her appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day. exciu-
occurring after the day Of the first
publication Of this Order; otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as
In case of default: PROVIDED 9
COPY q this order be published once
IN The Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star; and Il Is
FURTHER ORDERED that I'M.
KNOWN ALIENEES OR ASSIGNS
RElRS OR DEyISEES IF SHE BE
iSEhesGD aiso enoWn os q BE4TTE BETTH MM3osfEX MosfEXy
cause their appearances to Be en-
tered herein on or before the first
rule day occurring after the expira-
ton q three months from the day 6f
ths flrst publication Of this order.
r,S,,shdi; PrSSy,,idedi; 2 copy Of this order be
months in the Washington Law
reporter: and The Evening Star.
saGETos ffGEf isid Sz4rHE4s. aaz 81 su5SdaTA SSdT.
BENDURE: Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
MISUNDERSTANDING.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FooD MARKET
AND RESTAuRANT ,FIxTgRES.
EQUIPMENT. STOCK ~ TRADE.
4 LICENSES, PERMITS. ETC.
BY virtue Of Chattel Deed Of Trust
recorded In Liber 960l, folio ,5l3;
the District Of Columbia. and at the
request Of the parties secured there:
by. the undersigned trustees viii sell
BY public. auction at 245l Good
O'CLOCK PM. refrigerated and
frozen food cases. gondolas. bottle
cooler, slicers, booths. tables. water
cooler, refrigeration. Garland range.
Toastmaster toaster. fan, cofiee
brewer. cash registers, stock In trade,
licenses, permits. ETC., more par
ticuiarly described in said trust.
Terms: Cash.
LEONARD B. MEYERS
SOLOMON n. FELDMAN, ATTORNEY for
Parties Secured. Bank Of Commerce
d Savings Building. mh5,7,8,1O
Evening star., 1952-03-07
Raleigh
Continued From Page CID

ing N. c. State again. But the
brilliant Frank Selvy and Neild
Gordon, who lives just a long set
shot from College Park, Md,
fouled out late in the game and
they are about all Furman had.
North Carolina State will have
a sizeable edge in height on the.
Colonials but the team does not
play as smoothly as the past five
championship quintets. The Fur
man team that almost won
last night is not a cham
pionship caliber team despite
the all-round brilliance Of Selvy,
an all-conference performer. and
Gordon. who used his 6-foot-6
effectively at the beginning, but
who tired near the end.
CIV Plans No Tricks.
Coach Bill Reinhart said he has
no tricks to display against N. C..
State tonight. 1--WE will play our
own ball game and if we're on
we can beat them," he said. Rein
hart figures he has almost as
much bench strength as State.
This also will be the first time
he has played the Wolfpack that
Ken Herschf1eid has been an
established member of the team.
Herschfeld scored only seven
points against Clemson but he
had more assists than the entire
Clemson team. and also grabbed
nine rebounds.
What Reinhart liked about his
ball club was that when he re-
placed 6-foot-5 John Holup and
Elliott Karver in the second half,
Ed Catino and Bob Edenbaum
gave the club a lift, and between
them scored 13 points before half
time. -
Despite Groat's popularity and
Dukes 13-game winning streak,
Maryland had a nice following
among the afternoon crowd of
11,100. The Terps' pattern-of-
play style was not hooted like it
was last year, when they lost to
N. c. State in the Semif1nals. In
fact, Maryland took more shots
than Duke, 54 to SO, and outscored
the Blue Devils from the field.
IS to IA.
What hurt Maryland most was
q miserable 10 percentage in
shooting in the first half. At one
point after Maryland led, 1915,
Duke outscored the Terps is to 2
in taking 20-to-12 lead.
Millikan Praises Shue.
Coach Bud Millikan thought
Shue did q fine job on Groat. but
Shue was out on fouls when Groat.
the stop-and-go artist, scored the
three baskets that beat the Terps.
Millikari was asked q number Of
times why Lee Brawley, his vet
eran center, and Don Moran were
sitting on the bench at the end
and Ronnie Brooks and George
Manis were in the game.
Bud said he had to press the
Blue Devils at that time and
Brawley and Moran were ineffec-
tive in q press. It was young
Brooks who had q clear shot al
the tying basket with seconds re.
naming, only to pass it up and
| throw the ball to a teatntnate who
was surrounded.
Duke was not particularly good
defensiyely and was aInateurisf
d attempting to protect its lats
Fad, but after all. it won fol
le 14th straight time. A lot d
Sople can't figure how. but tl1l
wer must be Groat.