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Evening star., 1952-02-22
|Celtics Throw Fists
|As Well as Baskets
In Rout Of Pistons
BY HE Assoeio,ed Pres,

The Boston Celtics and the Fort
Wayne Pistons threw in a fist
fight in their early morning game
at Boston today in the National
Basketball Association.
The Celtics not only won, 88-67.
but their Bob Brannum floored
Fort Wayne's Fred Schaus with a
punch. Referee Riley Pitcock,
who worked the game alone,
promptly banished Brannum.
A crowd of 1883 watched the
contest, which didn't start until
after midnight and wasn't over
until approximately 2::25 am.
Boston's Bob Cousy tossed in "a
points to top the scorers. The
game followed a performance of
the Ice Folloies at the Boston
Garden.
At Syracuse, in a game begun
at the more conventional time of
9 pm, Syracuse whipped Min
neapolis. $3.50. The Mats pulled
away after breaking a 52-52 tie
late in the third period.
Minneapolis George Mikan COL
lected Is points to pull "a ahead
of Philadelphia's Paul Arizin in
the scoring derby. Mikan now
has 1924 points to Arizin's 1850.
STANDINGS.
Evening star., 1952-02-22

While rain By Bill Leetch.
over last week end muddied nearby
streams, they have cleared in good
shape for the opening of the
|spring-run sucker fishing which
|traditionally opens today. Further
more. angleworms with which to
fish for the suckers are available.
This is lowly fishing, but a lot of
fun. especially if a gang goes along
and makes a picnic of the trip.
And the suckers, which most peo-
pie scorn to cook, actually make
"a tasty meal at this season when
properly prepared. They are bony
fish, but their flesh is succulent
and when baked for a long time at
low oven temperature the bones
are dissolved just as those in shad
prepared in like manner.
The season for angling for cat
fish in Maryland opened a week
ago and in both Maryland and
Virginia pike, bluegills and crappie
are legel as are black bass in Vir-
ginia east of the Blue Ridge and
in the tidal water of Maryland.
Col. Townsend Whelen's revised
edition of why Not Load Your
own" which is the finest book on
|handloading ever written for the
tyro, now is available at book
stores. 1t is a complete text book
for the beginner.
Anglers for rockfish who have
Evening star., 1952-02-22

Johns and st. Anthony's are tied
for the Catholic Leagues first spot
and George Washington and
Washington-Lee are deadlocked in
the Northern Virginia race.
The Johnnies and the TONES
both must meet Priory and the
Panthers might decide things
without a playoff. st. Johns
faces Priory Sunday and St.
Anthony's goes against the Pan
thers next Wednesday and if the
two leaders are still tied, their
playof won't be until February 20
or March /. ..
Things are even more compli-
Gated in Northern Virginia.
WI upset CIV last week to avenge
a previous defeat by the Presi-
dents and supposedly tie the race.
But there's a gimmick.
1t seems WI has scheduled
Lane twice and CIV played the
Charlottesville school only once.
The Presidents and the Generals
have lost only to each other and
that gives WI an 81 record, the
same mark as CIV, with Febru-
ary 30 date at Lane still on its
schedule. Technically, if the
Generals beat Lane next week,
they would win the Northern Vir-
ginia title on a percentage basis.
Agreement Between Coaches.
However, Rasty Doran, CIV
coach, and John Rothrock, WI
coach. agreed before the season
started that the Generals extra
game with Lane would not count
in the league standings. But does
this clear things up?
The principals of the. two
schools have decided that's not
according to Hoyle-that a game
played must affect the standings.
Doran is not one to lose the
league title, one his teams have
monopolized for the last decade,
on a technicality. Lane and CIV
have open dates next Tuesday and
if there is no other way to
the matter. Doran will
send his team against the Char
lottesville school then. Assuming
victories for both WI and CIV
over Lane, they would finally get
around to their league playoff
sometime after The Star tourna-
ment.
The seeding committee will go
into its meeting Tuesday not
knowing who the league cham
pions are and which team should
be rated highest.
What Happens Then?
In addition to this problem, the
question arises what will happen if
Eastern upsets Tech tonight? In
Evening star., 1952-02-22

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Notice of Hearing.-The District
Heights Commission, having deter
mined to construct storm drainage
in the districts described below, will
hold public hearing at 8 pm, on
Monday. February 25, 1862. at the
District Heights Firehouse. at which
time and place property owners
having. an interest in the construc-
tion Of storm, drainage in the fol-
lowing districts will be heard: /.
District Heights Parkway from 18th
Ave. to County Road; County Road
from District Heights Parkway to
Foster st.; Elmhurst st. from Coun-
ty Road to 71st Ave, 2. 18th Ave.
from District HEIGHTS Parkway to
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Ave BY order of the DISTRICT
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Evening star., 1952-02-22
" HIcH SCHOOLS +

the past, the winner and runnerur
in the interhigh playoffs have
automatically qualified for the
tournament.
That would mean that Eastern
and either Roosevelt or Coolidge
would represent the interhigh ano
Tech, winner of SO straight games
and 18 straight league clashes
wouldn't be in the event.
An interhigh rule that would
clear UP this problem has been
needed for some time. 1t should
read that the team winning the
league round-robin automatically
qualities for The Star tournament
and in the event it is beaten in
the first round of the playoffs, the
winner of the playoffs would be
the other representative instead
of the title series victor and the
|runnerup.
However. at present there is
mo such clarif1cation and the in
terhigh coaches have been pes
tering Athletic Director Hardy
Pearce for a ruling. So far
Pearce has avoided the issue
probably thinking Tech will solve
the problem by beating Eastern
In any event, it is almost incon-
ceivable that a team with as great
la record as the Trainers be left
out because of a deficiency ir
the interhigh rules.
Bearing on Seedlings.
The Montgomery Blair-Bla.
Idensburg game tonight also viii
have a bearing in the seedlings
Blair has qualified by taking the
Montgomery County Glass A title
and Bladensburg, winner of the
Prince Georges Glass A crown, i.
favored to beat Oxon Hill for thu
county championship and a spot
in the tournament. It is almosr
certain that the two Maryland
county champions will be seeded
seventh and eighth. Tech shoulc
get the number one spot anc
would meet the eighth seeded
team in the opening round. This
lis not envied by any club anc
Blair and Bladensburg are prob
ably fighting tonight for higher
seeding and a reprieve from the
Trainers.
The pairings will be handled BY
the committee, made up of repre-.
sentatives from the schools ath-
letic departments.
Writing without any officia,
standing, my choice for the best
seed would be Tech, the Catholic
League champion, the Northern
Virginia titlist, the Catholic
League runnerup, the Northern
Virginia runnerup, the interhigh's
other representative and the
Maryland teams in that order
Ihe brackets pair one and eight
two and seven, three and six anc
four and five.
Rating List.
/. Tech. 6. Washington-Lee
.. St. Johns. r. Coolidge.
3. st. Anthony's. g. Eastern,
4. CIV q. Wilson.
5. Roosevelt. TO- Priory.
Predictions: Tech over Eastern
Roosevelt over Coolidge, Tech tt
win playoff finals, Bladensbure
over Blair, Northwestern over De-
Matha, Suitland over B-CC, st
Johns over Priory, CIV over
Petersburg, Blair over Suittand
Friends over st. Adams, st. An
thongs over Priory.
Last weeks record. 8 wins,
losses.
Seasons record: IS wins, &c
losses
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Mats
Continued From Page CID

deal with the Yankees we're plan
ming to follow up with another big
trade"
Vernon, obtained frem the In
dians for Pitcher Dick Weik after
a slow start in 1850, now is being
sought by Cleveland in a move
which would shift Luke Easter,
Cleveland's big first baseman, to
the outfield.
Second Pay Cut.
Sitting it out at his Crum
Lynne, Pa, home, where he is
considering a second successive
pay cut by the Mats, Vernon prob
ably would welcome the switch.
He signed with Cleveland for $24,-
900 before the Mats obtained him
in 1850. Last year he was cut
to $21, 900 and this year he's be-
ing asked to accept another slice
to $4,000.
The Mats would be willing to
part with Vernon without acquir-
ing first baseman in return, pro-
wiling they deal with the Yam
KEGS. Sam Mele can play first
base" says Calvin confidently. In
addition, Cerv has experience at
the post and was to be groomed
for the fob with the Yankees.
But the Indians will be asked
60 bid high for Vernon. Detroit
and st. Louis already have made
offers for him and the Mats are
in a demanding mood.
Washington's sudden bravado
in baseball's market is a COM
plete switch. The Mats have been
reluctant to part with their more
talented performers when ap-
. preached previously, but appar-
emily have awakened to their
desperate plight and are eager to
stir their followers.
Bob Ross in Camp.
The Mats are prepared to stage
their first official workout tomor-
row. Fourteen players are here
including Pitcher Bob Ross, who
previously had notified officials
he wouldn't report. Ross has
taken his physical examination
for induction into the Army, but
he says he may not be called for
some time and will stick with the
club, meanwhile.
On hand are Pitchers Joe
Haynes, John Dixon, Glenn
Elliott, Tom Ferrick, Mickey
Harris, Sid Hudson, Don Johnson,
Bob Porterfield, Al Sima and
Ross, Catchers Mickey GrasSo,
Clyde Kluttz and Frank Sacka
and Outflelder Mele.
Dick Starr. righthand pitcher,
has been given permission to de-
lay reporting few days because
of an addition to his family.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Rugged Schedule Saps
WI, Barely Beaten
BySt. Johns Five

Washington-Lee High claims to
have played more tough teams
that any other school in the area
this basketball season, and look
at its schedule in the lst seven
days bears out the contention.
Last night, WI dropped a So
81 decision to st. Johns to make
the Generals record 14-5; Tues
day. it fell before Tech and last
Friday it upset George Washing
ton.
In addition to these three
rugged opponents, rated among
the top four in the area, WI
has taken on Roosevelt, Western
twice, Gonzaga, Mount Vernon
twice and Bladensburg.
Johnnies' 10Th Victory.
st. Johns rang up its 18th
victory against two defeats, but
not without a fight. The john
nies got a l7-point performance
from the usually low-scoring Nick
Poulos and it was Poulos who
broke a 51-51 fourth-period dead
lock that got st. Johns in front
to stay.
Ted Groom and Jim Hill led
the Generals scoring with 18 and
Is points.
Gonzaga overcame a 12-point
second-period deficit to go in front
in the final minute and a half and
upset Priory, 48-46, in a Catholic
League game. Led by Mike Lucas,
who tossed in is points, the Eagles
rallied from a 1925 Priory half
time lead to go ahead on Jim Null
hollands field goal. They froze the
ball to win.
Williams Guards Well.
Mike Williams, 14-year-old Con-
Zaga sophomore, used his 6-feet-3
inches to do fine job of guarding
Priory's Jerry Eckholrn, the Cath
olic Leagues leading scorer. Eek
holm, who has averaged better
than % points game. was held to
II points and only one field goal
and pair of fouls in the last half
before he fouled out midway in the
fourth period.
In other games. Carl Smith
tossed in a field goal with 10 Sec
onds remaining to get Frederick
Sasscer a 1882 upset win over st.
Paul's; Bill Kimball's IA points led
Sherwood to a 44-41 victory over
Laurel; Woodward's Frank Nc
Cauley picked good time to score
his only two points of the day-in
the final 20 seconds-to beat Rich
ard Montgomery, 1921, and
Mickey DiMaggio scored % points
in leading Charlotte Hall to a &C.
81 triumph over Oxon Hill.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TARY CONIMISSION.--CONTRACT
No. 077-W.-WATER MAIN CON-
STRUCTION. Sealed proposals for
constructing in Columbia Park and
Cabin Branch Roads, Prince Georges
County, approximately 1880 feet OF
16-inch water mains will be received
at the ONCE Of the washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission. Hamil-
ton Street. Hyattsville. Maryland,
until Monday, March 3. 1852 at
2:1O PM. Eastern Standard Time.
at which. place and time they will
be publicly opened and read. Plans
and Specifications may be obtained
from the ONCE OF the Chief Enei-
neer of the Commission. Hyattsville,
Maryland. upon deposit of $500,
which deposit will be returned to
bidders or to those returning plans
and specifications in good condition.
Attest: JAMES B. PARKHILL Sec
retary-Treasurer. RAYMOND w.
BELLAMY. L. S. RAY, ]. NORMAN
AGER, Commissioners.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Tommy Fine HurIs No-Hittel

PANAMA. Feb. % (P.-Tommy
Fine. former Boston Red Sox
righthander, last night pitched
the first no-hit, no-run game ever
recorded in the Caribbean base
ball series as Cuba defeated
Venezuela, l to 0, in the second
round of the tournament. It was
the second no-hitter for Fine, who
turned the trick for San Antonio
last year against Tulsa.
Evening star., 1952-02-22

uC4LI1VC z v j
dence that the
yellow perch are
becoming active
in the South
and Severn Riv-
ers and in the
upper PatuXent
near Big Point
and any day
now the first
runs should be
in at Aliens
Fresh and other
fishing spots.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
HELP MEN
LABoRER
MACHINISTS

TOOL, INSTRUMENT. DIEMAKERs
Of ,.rst class men; top rates with
many advantages and opportunities
SsEsd egsdlgfN oysTsi9e svailsSls Apply
co, 1891 Bethesda ave.. Bethesda.
MANAGER-TRAINEE needed BY Q
national small loan corp. Applicant
must have at least high school
education. between 21 and 35 .yrs.
of age No selling Job; auto essen
tial. company benefits. Apply in
person. LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE.
INC, ESe;,r 1919 81 Georgia Ave. Silver
MECHANIC, 1st class; farm tractor.
and equipment expe-. necessary;
5I2 day wk.. average earnings $70-
500 wk.; paid holidays. vacations
and hosp. See Mr.. Moore or Mr.,
Snively. MALONEY'S, INC. Sl26
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. go
MECHANIC. for lawn mowers and
garden tractors; shop exper. with 3
and 4 cycle motors; 5Ia day wk.. VI.
round work. paid vacations, holidays
and hosp. See Mr.. Ritter. MA
LoNEY'S INC. Sl26 Georgia ave..
MECHANICS stSai NJ - & MECHANIC HELP.
ERS. must have tools. Apply GREY
HOUND GAR. 1345 New York ave.
MECHANIC. lawn mower, expert
enced. capable handling all repairs.
See. SIMMONS REPAIR SHOP. 2004
14th st. NV. pa
Evening star., 1952-02-22
With Bill Leetch

taken part in the Schaefer-Salt
Water Sportsman tagging con-
test will be interested in the catch
of a 31a-pound striper in the
York River recently. The angler
returned the tag the fish was
wearing and learned that the fish
had been tagged at the mouth of
the Mullica River in New Jersey
February IA, 1851, almost a year
earlier.
If you are planning on early
spring fishing from boat, it is
time to take your outboard motor
from storage and get it tuned up.
That is, if you depend on your
dealer for this service. Other
wise you're liable to find him so
jammed with work that you may
havei to do a little rowing before
you can get it back. Nearly 2.5
outboard motors have
been sold since World War II
and there are far too many still
in use to be taken care of by
service stations in a short period
of time.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
PERSONAL

vACANcYaFor AZ IA sS3 elderly lady; adj.
REAL ESTATE BROKER wants party
to type few deeds and trust notes
easa effee Wssa Sex ss-L g hes stap own home or
TAX RETURNS PREPARED; reason
illngton; ~ V. lat Clarendon circle).
IA, ~, GSS 27S777 day or evening. IS.
and chronicaily iii. MRS. BRYAN
NEAL. Director. Ashton 4a4I
NURSING CARE for those who really
care. by graduate nurses. at Mt.
EsTaHn Escaen foas Hospital p G.
Accredited and licensed. CO. sSs4.
DIR. EMMA c. WELLER. Bio-Psycho-
Analyst. Attitudes opens door to
opportunity What's your problem?
1si5 an s5ea Rearney ne. BY appointment.
Miss svHIi vHEMA DorEN, please call
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zone Z: Send cheek or money order.
"a SiAARKER' p. o. BOX 8. sfentEocd.
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NOW you, too, can have your dear
est ones oil painting portrait made
by q very fine artist from your photo
for the low price of $45 for 11x14
size. Bring your photo to RAPHAEL
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MECHANICAL ENGR. desires tracing
work to do at home; Write or con;
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MOTHER will give excel. 24-hr. care
for infant or small child; large yard.
Lie. home. AP. 044S.
MOTHER OF 2 will care for child,
age So, OF working parents; private
home, desirable loc.; nr. D. c. line
in Silver Spring. Box 50-M, Star.
SPECIAL-HEMS, 75c
Skirts, dresses faverage width in
groups. COAT HENS, $500. Linn
tied time. LEA ENGEL, DRESS
MAKER, 1110 st. NV. Elk. 1903.
Evening star., 1952-02-22

with quite a
problem.
| March 3, 4. 6
and z are the
dates for the
annual Metro
politan basket
ball event but
the bra C k e t S
must be set up
in advance and
there still Will
b e so m e u n
decided it'll e S
Tuesday.
At the pres
ant tina Ct
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Well-Numed Juveniles

.MIAMI.-Among the better
named juveniles this winter at
Hialeah are two Brookmeade
Stable colts One is Blue Law, sired
by Shut Out, and from the mare
L'oiseau Bleu. The other is Amati,
which means violin-maker. The
sire is First Fiddle.
Evening star., 1952-02-22

Twenty years ago-Herman
Brix tossed the 16-pound shot
81 feet Az inches to take first
place in the national AAU meet
in New York.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
OUTDOORS

Barring too frigid weather,
anglers have an even chance of
catching a mess of fish of some
sort over the week end. There is
Evening star., 1952-02-22

AUTO BUYER, used cars. largest used
car company in Washington has an
attractive opening for qualified
used car buyer Effective new. car
dealer contacts helpful. but not es-
sential. Good salary and commission
assured for . eonscientious, honest.
sonally for details Sam Michaelson.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC. 1881
Bladensburg Rd. n.e.. Ii. 3-SS0o.
Your reply will be treated IN striStess
Evening star., 1952-02-22
AUCTION SALES

THE STANLEY GALLERIES
321S M ST. NV. Telephone AID. 6476.
Licensed Anctioneers and appraisers
of furniture. bric-a-hrac. china, sil-
yer plate. rugs, beds. etc. Auction
Sat. starting at IL am. Cookies
and coffee served At noon, fe22
Evening star., 1952-02-22

Trustees sale Of RESTAURANT. TAv-
ERN AND KITCHEN FIXTURES
TER. AIR CoNDTTIoNER. OFFICE
ETesa ETNes4THs At .coNeosp s5srAmF REs4AG.. a54HsG.
RANT" 312 KENNEDY ST. NV.
ALSO LEASEHOLD INTEREST.
TRADE NAME LICENSES. STOCK
IN TRADE. ETC. BY virtue OF a
Chattel Deed of Trust Recorded in
Liber 1922, folio 20S ct seq. one
OF the Land Records of the District
Of Columbia and at the request Of
the, parties secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will sell BY
PUBLIC AUCTION at the above
mentioned premises on MONDAY,
FEBRUARY %, 1852 at. 2;30
O'Clock PM. tables. chairs, booths,
bar, refrigeration, fans, complete
kitchen eauipment; china. glass
platedWare utensils, etc, more
particularly mentioned in said trust.
Particulars of lease at time Of sale.
Terms: Cash. WILLIAM SCHWARTZ
4 LOUIS lions, trustees. MIL
TON M. BURKE. Attorney for
parties secured. Denrike Building.
fe2O,21 1928
Evening star., 1952-02-22
By Brian Bell. Jr.

The Star Tournament Seeding
Committee, which meets Tuesday
to decide on pairings, will be faced
Evening star., 1952-02-22
CLERK
II pm. to z am.

25-35 years Of age. capable Of han.
ding details. and willing to give reg
ular attendance; 40 hr. wk.; icb
consists OF performing clerical oper-
ations necessary prior to sending
Personnel, Room sos. Open week.
days 3:30-5 ana Sat. 9-1. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Doppo Ava NJ Wy
Evening star., 1952-02-22
REAL ESTATE
GAI.ESMEM IOl

For small active established
Silver Spring off1ce. Specializ-
ing in Mont. County properties.
Member multiple listing. We
build our own houses and have
20 now for sale including other
builders homes in Parkwood.
Moving March 18th to our ul-
tramodern air r-cond. 1st-fioor
office. Men must be exper. and
prefer they be county residents.
See Mr.. Lutes, 81. 1922. with
LAWRENCE v. LUTES, CO.
Realtors.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
PELIyERY- TRUCK DRIVER; Api

Mr; spicer. oURIsMAN CHEvRoI*T.
DEsk Sas n CLERK. Ii Rif. experienced, age s4 IS
say Fl z6qEl ABRE m s5
DTsHwAsHER, exper; good nay and
hrs: mealS fnrn. Apply COLONIAL
KKITcHEN, 2o45 Wilson blvd, aArl..
nIsHEW.AsaER, IslE.AsH I'd asy 2 y. xesk. Apply ,a,
Georgia Ave. wheaton. Md IA
CRAFTSMAN, mechanical experience
machine parts. assemblies and sub
assemblies Excellent salary and
employe benefits. Call ME 6911,
DEIyEE snS 1:eeel seorea esgsr,sness +.
work. II you lack above exper. do
not waste time calling. For inter-
view. JU. s-9431. day or evening.
DRIVER, part time, for nursery
school; must be dependable and
careful driver; collese student pref.
DRivER-sALEsMAN for established
iss4n,po sser route; dY dstra.sht salary .n while
holidays. Apply in person, 90l
Eyarss Mnndsv st. ne. between 4 and p Siso
DRuG RRiRsati CLERK for evening shift. good
MERIDIAN HILL DRUG store.
1901 10Th st. NV. -23
DRUG CLERK. exper.; 6 days. no
Sunday, top pay, good hrs Apply
in person, MT. VERNON SERVICE
Alex, Va. ga
DRUG CLERK, good hours. good pay;
experience necessary. Apply Mrs.
Turco, MAXWELL q TENNYSON.
Room 103. 915 10th st. NV. ~
nRTffs CLERK exDer filll time. excel
salary plus comm; hosp. benefits.
WHEATON, PHARMACY. I140l
Georgia ave, Silver Spring -2S
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, coiored: per-
init: 4;30 pm. to IL pm; $50 mo.
1871 Columbia I'd. AD. Ol36. r-2A
Evening star., 1952-02-22
MESSENGER

Permanent inside position for alert
young boy, 1918 yrs. of age; neat
in appearance and willing to give
regular attendance; 40-hr. week;
bring birth certificate If under Is.
Apply 3ersopnel. Room sos: open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No