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Evening star., 1953-03-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON '4S Com. '.6'' 4-dr,; 2.tone
green: DIN. and 0,d., r. and h.. Sc,
must Sacrifice; sos. liz. 4sSiiz.
HUDSON 1871 club coupe. 7. and h;
| eSas Granits soSas saass7eiS.l Sloo or best oner'
JAGUAR 1851 xK-12o; genuine
bumpers. new TOP, sSt sf. BODY, BODY leather,
! radio, few NIL, very good cOnd. /;
| $3.295; JACK PRY. Id. 14th and
JAGUAR 1852 Mark VII sedan: blue,
Z, and h., excel. cond.: $4,000. TIE.
yAGUAR xK-12o; only 10000 miles:
I TORS, 900 Wisconsin ave-. cWo.
JAGUAR '52 hard-top cpe.. only 4.732
ss.ss5. JACK pRY. ITD.. ii 18th
| and p NV.
JAGUAR 1850, Mark v, salon; excel.
SsHa ssther thESsfRSg inssFisq siSss ss9 F0Gs i9
7403, Monday 81. 80
yAGUAR Mark VII de luxe: dove
gray; peri. cond.; $4,000. oHo.
| 2-6422. go
JEEP 1916: good cond.: low mile
age: $475. KE. 8-6419.
JEEP AZ station wagon. fully equip.
mileage. Well cared for. Ready Tor
sazNpGEE sSlz s NASH Ssa & ss. ne.
kAfsEa tl fieoGSai y. $500 or best offer, or
trade for small car. AP. 7.32t2.
kHsEE kaHnEsEan'5 Isl ASao ssaa $s5S onz
bargains. AU}To WHoLEsALERsS.
INC, 1871 Blsdensburg I'd. ne.
KAISER '51 4-door sedan; overdr..
heater, seat covers; a one-owner,
%2TfTrccHHffaEfs %fTcHsEs iMoToo9Rsss,, ssiiSss: saisss
Henry J: and WHY'S. 222 I'd St; nv nv.
eond sss5 q4f1i fhs HySe MorcRs SIS
/ Kaiser r-Henry J. and Willys, osSG I201
NJ. 0iiyst rd: n.e.' L. 3-sSoo.
KAISER '49 4-dr.; T. and b.. over
Sest of9eH. Rx. s-Ss4S. fotD 81. =
KAISER ls4s sedan; radio, heater.
dnancins. aT5sSngsd, Sd,S WILLIAMS 40 R.
KAISER 81 4-dE. de luxe: excel
driys; $1,000 or best offer. od du'
LA SS1 SALE 1910 club coupe; T. and h.,
leopard upholstery; = real sport car
T1AKoMA tFoRD) MOTOR co.
sTG spTTinr. ds Nd. J6i seioo6.D D e-
LINCOLN 81 Cosmopolitan; academy
blue, r. h.. Hydra-Matic. This car
has electric windows and custom
| interior. A luxury car at a. poor
mans price. Grady inspected ald
| MOTORS. INC. Lincoln Mercury
dealers. 74O1 Wis. ave. Beth. Nd;
OIL. 4-3416. Open 8 to 10. 80
LINCOLN AT Continental conv:, pre-
MUM tires; equipped; a classic au-
tomobile; 81 800 or best offer. RE.
ILfiNtCoINi fSt1SIi AGd' 81 ciub; Si; sedan; 1853;
$295 down; 2 city bloGks S, Of f.S amazlng n 1Ra
INC. 1881 Bladensburg rd. ne;
LINCOLN Al; '49 Ford motor; excel:
body, r. and h. EN-. S-9551. 3615
| Ingomar pl. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.r.

BRADBURY HTS. $500 blk. w st.
s.e.-Brand-new brick bungalow;
$50. HARTMAN Realty NC,
l345 Good Hope I'd. sc. Lu. 4-S40o,
c hq S,Is7g h1LL-BY owNER-1c
rms. ga. baths. Just OF Pa, ave.
once; furn. or unf1rn. LU. 2-sS4S.
CONGRESS HTS, 407 xenia st. Sc.
b sTiSk' ,,y ss%id 1 Sin,S Ssdr rms ne
bsnt. with toilet, outside entf. b.
FAiRLAWN, 10th and MINI. s.e.-
Spotless 7-rm. brick. built-in gar,
h:-w.h., concrete porch. cedar. LINED
closets throughout: owner trans:
s-7sSs . sss.s I1 a- ffh;sna tn s Ii
HILLCREST-Det. Stone and brick;
custom built; 8 rms. 2h baths,
a ere Aft porc 5se b a ss s.r slSs
other good features. owner leaving;
priced right. HARTMAN REALTY
INC, t346 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU.
H n1.I1SS AREA-cutest uttle new
brick bungalow you've ever seen. Two
bedrms. with large closets, liy. .rm.
has large loft. picture wtndoy.
flrepl. and PARKWAY view. Kit. with
large dining area and beautifully
equip. with lots Of YOUNGSTOWN cabi-
mica cabinet top and garbage dis
stairway to attic for storage. No
basement; One block on Branch
ave, 2 blocks Pa; ave. $16,950, ct
least $1,000 cash required. Your
present home considered IN trade.
z. d. BURGESS, 10. o-o61S TIL
F0dR BEDRMs.. . baths. detached
homes with liv. rnn.. din: rn.. Kit,
t St Datr satra s n6s ss nef Va m 6 DstH
Eenne. ave. sc. II. 6-6707. ewes.
On n MxiISSaNSHgsorA AVE-. y block
from Pa. ave. s.e.-Tapestfy brick.
Seven rms, fun bsnnt. Here's what
you've been waiting for. Mr.. Kitch.
ems, ATLAS REALTY CO., ST.
3-13es; ewes. Ia: 6-08o6. -16
FIvE.RO0M FRAME HOUSE, at
M ss m sxs 5. d moved aSTS e up S@n Isl es
Priced very. very cheap; good for
NORMAN. HI. 1862 after $50
s liz; M. Ala, and southern ave.
Vacant, 4-yr.-old det.. brick; Q rms,
sor6 SsSrmis s 9sshs' HSasiRrhS sassi
n s.e., IL. z.Sloo, 4 IU .c s.bs7 SSps =.
NEAR NICHOLS-ATLANTIC - TWO
story brick; two bedrms.. recr. rm.;
Oh. Sl2,25O; $3.50 down. 20.
o-uS08. s 10
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MAN
OR
WOMAN
OPPORTUNITY

OPPORTUNITY
FOR SUBSTANTIAL
YEAR ROUND INCOME
With a NEW merchandise
ing service plan for one
of Americas best known,
trade-marked products.
The program is virtually
non-conpetitive and can
be serviced in spare time.
NO SELLING OR EXPE-
RIENCE NECESSARY,
as a company represent
alive will be assigned to
establish and set up the
operation.
EARNINGS START I'M
MEDIATELY! Initia !
stock of merchandise re-
turns about 800 of origi-
nal investment!
Must have car and be able
to invest minimum of
$4,000. Larger earnings
possible with proper
tionately larger invest
ment and operation.
For interview with COM
pany repre- S e n ia tive,
write briefly outlining
past history and include
phone number to:
iva, Dept. &c"
Box 220-Y, Star
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USED-CAR
LOT FOR SALE

ne. location. Owner has
other interests and must sell. All
fixtures and equipment will 90 to
purchaser. This lot has proven to be
records are open for inspection. Our
volume has exceeded an average Of
so cars per mo. This Is an oppor-
tunity Of q lifetime for good auto
mobile man to go into the used car
business. Terms can be arranged.
Write Boz say, Star, is
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SETTLED business couple desires
small unfinished house with dry
s Ssisge C9urLtE L. o daSi6 want to rent
for LIST or 18th March unfinished
8 bedrms.. Bethesda, NV. or Chevy
Chase; long lease; refs. WO. 6-9454.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

FIVE Rms, to share with quiet lady
or 2 girls; very reas.; l blk. from bus
and nrby ne. Call between 4 and
s pm. Ii. 7.427O. Ia
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR ExcH.

stone. stucco and frame home. Oil
heat, etc. l 50. Walter Reed Cow.
Hosp, Silver Spring. Md. Ideal loca-
ton for renting rooms. $22. 500.
Owner, JU. 6-5533. Id
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j. CoNuKL;s ;. ~ A =. g.. q
block from elem. school. shop. and
NaTsI Ar .da 1l sS SM hhG pep
fenced lot. ~ eppctnt.. Mr.. 4usuel-
lAIssizATE ]. WArLE co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
BARGAIN TODAY

NEAR 18th AND KALoRAMA RID.
Brick Colonial, like new. First a.,
side-hall entrance, large nv. rm. with
firepl.. exceptionally large din. rm-,
ern kit. and breakfast nook; 2nd a.,
3 lge. bedrms. and 2 baths. sleeping
porch, side screened porch to. Diet.
gar. slate roof, oil h..w.h.; approx.
$4,000 cash; monthly payments
INC. DI. 7-1O1k or III. $500.
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STATION. nav.

OelicateSsen, No Competition
$1,000 weekly; colofed trade; large
epGi sickness must sell. OSCAR
.nSHe A' ~oVA' ~ "a
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Make 1t o point to see this Diet. brick
home today. g spacious rms. plus
breakfast nook. screened rear porch,
gas h.-w.h. Huge fenced rear yard
with Diet. garage. Call Mrs. Chatham,
NE. 5000, or OIL. 4-2S06.
Kinks REALTY Co, REALTORS.
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. HOUSES ron sALk-h.M,l.
CHEVY CHASE, b. c.

CHEVY CHASE, .. C.
An unusually comfortable
detached brick home Just on
Western ave. on the District
side amid homes Of comparable
value: walking distance of the
circle, public and parochial
schools. busline within 1
block; living room with fire.
place and artistic bay window,
large dining room, splendid
Kitchen, breakfast room,
screened porch; End H., 8 com:
Portable bedrooms, 2 tiled
baths; stairway to unfinished
attic. ample space for addi-
tional bedroom. existing heat
ducts and insulation. Entire
property In perfect condition.
Owner anxious to sell. Shown
by appointment. Call MR..
SMITH (evenings. EN-. 3-S716l.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
Realtors
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81, 900 DOWN

NOVELTY AND VARIETY
Sc. Stock and and fixtures cost
$1,000. Partners disagree. A sacri-
nee at $4,000, lock, stock and barrel.
See and be convinced.
GAS STATION, NV.
Same owner over 4 yrs. Hrs. am.
to 8 pm. Closed Suns. No good will
asked. stock, fixtures and lease
worth more than asking price Of
$1,000. Terms. Exclusive. Ewes. Al
Gitoof, LU. 1-O064.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Osl 3 st. NV. Ma. s-937s
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
An imposing Corner Home

CHEVY CHASE, ID. G.
An Imposing Corner Home
Custom built. individual in
design, practical in plan, ),
decorated in exquisite taste.
Many outstanding features,
huge living room with al.
cove and marble fireplace,
TODAY'S NEW KITCHEN.
BREAKFAST ROOM including
deepfreeze. Spacious center
hall with artistic stairway,
bay-Lwindowed dining room,
lst.FL LIBRARY and TILE
t sNypASTSoaEXYs 3 TYY1Ni -AsIZzE
TILE BATHS. ard fioor, STU
DIO-TYPE BEDROOM WITH
PRIVATE BATH, Maids room
and bath. Cedar closets
throughout, fiagstone patio,
2-ear. built-in garage. Price
reflects an outstanding value.
To inspect. call Mr.. Vance,
(eveninRs. Wo. 6-7O92.l
ThoS ]. Fisher & Co., Inc
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S125. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
INC. D1. 7-1016 or ~. $500.
NEBRASKA AVE. NV.
Def. BRICK COLONIAL
JUST 2 BLOCKS FROM CONN. AVE.
Splendid 4-bedrm. home with 2 mod.
baths. Gorgeous large recep. hall.
lovely for entertaining. Spacious Nv.
f large Win din s mod k nr With
fast nook; full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.;. q
car, built.in garage. A splendid buy
in Q most conv. residential section.
Call EN-. 2-7400 till 0 pm. Exclu-
METZLER, REALTOR
6022 CONN. AVE. AT NEBRAsKA
COL0RED-14th AND KENYON SITS;
N.W.-Semidet. brick. 8 apts.; good
area. DON BLAIR. RIA. e-S4o9, or
cSSHHoREfp1 e - 18th AND BUCHANAN
srisi. Imp By Appt. a s4ss6S 0i ineis
many extras. BY, OWNER, RA.
COLORED-N.W.-Large row brick
recr. rm. and bath in bsmt.; gas
h.-w.h. $1,000 down. JAMES 8.
WILDER REALTY co, RIA. 3-l916.
COLoRED-sIDE ENTRANCE-HxLL
NV. Five Ice. bedrms.. Q baths,
beautiful liv. rrn. and guest-size din.
rm., 2-car garage. A lovely home
for Ice. family. Call MR.. Law
RENEE for appt., RIA. 6-1063. EN-.
c eolySsG; BLK. EMERSON 81.
M;W.-The showplace of Petworth.
flrepl.. din: rm.. ultramodern kit.
Second a.; twin-size bedrms., Mol
lywood tile bath. Full bsmt. with
heat, concrete. front porch, hardwood
yet priced ct $1,000. with So. 500
s seSn ia SiM9 3Elissee Z: s sEss Is
CoIoREI-I HAVE q beautiful : e
yr.-old brick home near exclusive
Crestwood for $4,000; attractive
ssTns; F5 s sSTglsti sst Ris. call "
c 1854; ~; NEE M5zEaRRiiprAs PIX. 1..
b. Nice lot. Price $4,000 With
:. ELIOT MIDDL EToN, Realtor. RE
c aI15s1; Ewes. ,S q; 1885, SownrR
RIM, Z bright spacious rms. semi
det.;. End a. bath; full bsmt.; 2
porches; auto. heat; immed. poss.;
reduced; $l.200 down. DI. 7-0s30.
COLORED-UPPER PETWORTH
Seldom will you 1nd as large Q home
in as good q location and in as
excel. cond. as this. A 2O-ft. row
brick. reception hall. LIST. q: den: 4
separate hedrms. on 2nd H., steps
to attic. Full bsmt. Gas h.-w.h. Call
Mr.. Wozniak, CO. 6-S546.
Kinks REALTY CO. Realtors
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CoLORED-VACANT

OLORED-MOVE RIGHT IN
1859 MERIDIAN PL. NV.
o rms. and bath. plus 2-rm. and
bath bsrnt. apt; Gas h.-w.h.; nice
yard; Just on 340O blk. 18th Sd.
Priced right. good terms. CAN ewes.
RIA. 1888.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
927 18th st. NV. ST. 3-93l6.
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colored NOW Hampshire Ave. NV.

Colored-New Hampshire Ave. NV.
LIKE NEW
decorated 3-bedrm. brick
home. Three Ice. rms. and entrance
foyer IN LIST A., including nicely
equipped kit. auto. .hot-water heat;
$ extra lavatOry and laundry" tubs
in fun bsmt.; storm windows and
doors: 3 porches and well-kept lawn.
Please call for further information
and terms. Priced low at S15,75O.
Ewes. and Sun. phone WO. 0-5226
or LA. 6-1166.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
72s Goth ct. NV. RE. 1855
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VIRGINIA.

Three-bedroom rambler, many extras.
snd Ns S SHnss s1a5 70 p.r mOnSh
immediate possession. Call MRS.
RICHARDS, evenings only, OV, B.
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SEE THIS NEW BRICK
RAMBLER IN d. c.
o I,soI h Z pains, 2-car sarage'
shaded lot. M. B. Weaver, WO.
6.4944.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
Realtor
1924 14th ct. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
100 BLOCK OF INGRAHAM ST.
Row brick, 8 rooms. 2 baths. plus
pine.paneled recreation room. f1n-
Mr.. Sweeney, JU. 9-6197.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5.
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RETI,EMEAn

Rock Greek Hills, Md.
Modern 2-bedrm. rambler with full
bsmt. and storage attic; gas a.-c.
heat; rear screened porch: avail.
Feb. 90 at $3.50 per month. To in
spect call BOSS q PHELPS, INC,
COLORED-N.E.-6-rm. house avail.
March l; rent; S62 mo-: must buy
S5o.z. STAR STAR '' ''UU''eo ia A
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Realtors
73S 16th ct. NV. DI. 7-6S3O

CLEVELAND PARK,
First Offering: excellent. semidetachet
brick home, located west Of Wis.
consin ave. and near the Washing.
ton Cathedral. Seven rooms, two In
closed. porches, full basement. de-
tached garage and nice yard; owner
leaving city. Price, S24,950. PHIL
LIPS. CANDY 3 FULLER. INC.
1012 18th st. NV, ST. 3-2400;
ewes. EN-. 2-0662. -13
CLEVELAND PARK +.
Wear the intersection Of Cleveland
and Cathedral ave.; LIST Offering Of
this substantial brick home. truly
designed for comfortable living. Lge.
rms. library on LIST floor; 4 bedrms.
and 2 baths on End floor; bedrms.
and bath on Ord. Entirely modern
lied inside. Won't last long at
S36,950. Exclusive.
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
.66S 33rd st. NV. HUI. 3-4346
1.-THE Best ListingS In Town
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semfdes.. 4 rms, hath. fun bsmt-.
h.-w.h. He said take TIE best ener
COIN 3 LEVINE, HO. 2-3020
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
VACANT
There IL no. wasted space in this
house. Well arranged for q grow
ing family. Near all schools and
transportation. A brick center-hall
home with large den or bedrm. and
powder rFn. on LIST a.; 3 bedrmS.
and baths on 2nd a.; stairway to
storage attic: modern kit, liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm., large recr.
nm; brick garage. Call Mrs. DaW-
son, WO. 6-4162 for appointment.
MARSHALL J, WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2oo5
BRIGHTWOOD
Near 18th and Longfellow-6 rooms
ana bath corner brick home; Anchor
fenced yard: gear brick garage.
MARsHALI J.: WAPLE Co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2Oo5.
sSs5s.ssSs33 GWHiAthsE,s iRs. $50 81
Committed. First Trust
This Isis Is z good buy. a Diet. brick home.
rm.. kit. and breakfast rm.: 5 spa
cious bedrms., 2 baths on End A.;
finished attic, recr. rm. in bsmt., oil
hh:;. IE 2-car Get, garage. Call Mr..
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS.
HO. 2.0778 -12
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Mr.. ST. AIMS. immaculate, Wilson
Beautiful, big, S-rm. semidet. brk.:
hne neighborhood; every conven-
fence. Owner wants offer. FRANK
OIL. 4-7156. -15
UPPER 10th ST.-one Of Washing
toms finest residences. Ten rms. Is
bedrms.), ga baths. Price and terms
will astound you. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, D1. 7-1411: eyes,, RIA. 6-5924.
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BETHESDA BEAUTY - Charming
white brk.. splendid quality; better
than brand-new house cond,; all
rms. large. bedrm. and bath on
1st e.; 2 bedrms.. bath. on End A.:
$29,95O and worth It. PRANK s.
PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7007: ewes. Of.
Evening star., 1953-01-27

Virginia State championship.
Rasty has had tough luck in
the tournaments. He almost"
won the Metropolitan - previ-
ously sponsored by The Star -
last year. Lost it in overtime by
two points to that Tech team
which won SO in a row. The last
time the Presidents won it was
in 1949 when they had visions
of making it a double champion
ship by sweeping the Virginia
tournament also. CIV entered
that one undefeated and with
The Star Trophy already rest
ing in it's case. Trouble was, the
Presidents came up against
another undefeated team in
&c. Glass of Lynchburg in the
final of the State tournament
and Glass won. CIV had a 25-1
record.
That 1859 team was prob
ably the best Doran ever had.
Four Of the starting five are
playing college ball-Jim Ga
hagen is captain of the Univer-
sity Of Richmond team; Jake
Dohner is captain of the Virginia
team; Tony Daukas is playing
at Boston College, coached by
Matt Zunic, and Earl Jones is
playing at Vanderbilt. Smiley
Moore also could be playing col
Evening star., 1953-01-27
@4SE HIcH SCHOOLS +

lege ball, but Smiley preferred
to join the Navy.
Better Outside Shots.
The current team, however.
could be Doran's all-time fa-
vorite.
This team hasn't the exper-
ience or height of that '49 team, "
Rasty says, "but these boys can
shoot better from outside than
any I've ever had. :. We don't
have the f1ashy players, the big
individual stars of the other
team, but we do have a team
that works together. Frankly, !
like it this way"
Only Les McMenamin remains
from last years starting five.
Bob KeSsler is playing with the
Maryland freshmen. Crenshaw
Hardy is in the Army at Fort
Dix, N. j. John Oliver has a
baseball contract with the Car
dinals and will be putting in his
second season at johnson City,
Tenn. Chuck Motley is playing
basketball at Hampden Sydney.
McMenamin is a 6-foot-3 hook
and set shot artist, who makes
all AS in his studies and is presi-
dent Of the senior class. McMen-
amin. Doug Fleming and Dan
Lehman all are members of the
Quill and Palm National Honor
Society, restricted to those stu
dents who are above average in
studies and citizenship qualities,
Squad Averaged S7.5.
If. a boy doesn't keep his
grades up I don't want to foo
with him." Doran says. Last
year the whole squad averaged
87.5 per cent in school work
This one is right up there, too"
McMenamin was the teams
top scorer until he injured his
knee. McMenamin is playing
again, but his left knee is taped
up. Billy Morton, a 6-foot-1
jump-shot specialist, is the high
scorer now with an average of
about 16 points per game. Butch
Barley stands 6-2 and Fleming,
60. Lehman is only about So,
but he is such a good floorman,
Doran can't keep him out of
there.
For reserves he has Doug
Evening star., 1953-01-27
Davey Sets Fast Pace
Preppiing for GaviIan
By the Asseeiated Pres,

CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-Chuck
Davey, stepping up his training
pace for his welterweight title
bout with Champion Kid Gavi-
Ian at Chicago Stadium Febru-
ary II, is giving his sparring
partners a rough time of it in
workouts at Tam O'Shanter
Country Club.
Davey appeared sharp and fast
yesterday in seven rounds against
Norman Webb. rugged Detroit
welterweight; AL Andrews, 5th
Army welterweight champion
from Superior, Wis. and Tommy
Maddox, a gangling Chicago
lightweight.
Chuck wore them all out with
his phantom-like tactics and
particularly impressed Webb.
who Wheezed, Man, you're really
setting q fast pace"
Davey. former Michigan State
boxer who is undefeated as a
pro, is training in a swank set
ting. Spectators, some of them
slipping highballs, view the work.
outs from red leather lounge
chairs and there have been
plenty of women and children
among the curious.
Evening star., 1953-01-27
Hoyas Will End Tour
Al Siena Tomorrow;
Lekoyne Easy Victim
Special Dispoteh TO The ster

SYRACUSE, Jan. 27.- The
Georgetown basketball team
ends its three-game swing
through upper New York State
tomorrow night at Albany, where
the touring Hoyas play Siena
College. Georgetown is batting
500 on the trip after adding an
S9-67 triumph over LeMoyne last
night to Saturdays 10-point loss
to Canisius at Buffalo.
This is the last extended trip
Of the season for the Hoyas. In
their nine games after tomorrow
night they have only two hops
to Philadelphia and one to Char
lottesville, Va.
The LeMoyne victory was one
of the easiest Of the season for
the Hoyas, who now have an 81
record. Georgetown led by IA
points at the end of the first
quarter and by Is at halftime.
The Hoyas had four men who
topped the 10-point mark and
three of them were their big men
Bill Bolger with 20, Hugh Beins,
13, and Denny Murphy. 10. The
other high scorer was Lou Gil
gante, the playmaker, who made
II. Dick. Kenyon scored 19
points for LeMoyne.
Georgetown returns home after
Wednesdays game with Siena
and plays Penn State next Tues
day. Siena is not having one of
it's good seasons and one of its
victories was by only four points
over LeMoyne at Siena.
Evening star., 1953-01-27
Red Sox May Switch Aggonis
7oOutfieId at Rookie Camp

aires, an independent team in
Maine. Lepcio thinks Harry can
make the grade, If not this year,
then next.
Throneberry and Dick Brod-
owski, two of last years pupils
who made the big Jump to the
big leagues, have gone into the
service, but in their places will
be such as Outfielder Gene
Stephens and Pitchers Ben
Flowers, Tom Herrin and George
Uhaze. Stephens had a brief
trial with Boston last year but
did most Of his playing with
Louisville, where he hit .282,
Flowers. a San Diego product,
comes up with a lilo record
Uhaze won 18 and lost 10 at
Albany.
Bill Henry and Hersch Free
man. up with Boston for a cup
Of coffee in so, are back. Free
man won eight at Louisville and
Henry copped seven at San
Diego.
Piersall Seen as Regular.
Jimmy Piersall. who began as
the regular shortstop last year
but was shipped to Birmingham
before he was hospitalized, is
back. But this time. he will be
trying for an outf1eld post. A
brilliant defensive performer
Piersall is almost certain to win
the rightfleld job, barring a re-
turn of his illness.
Charlie Maxwell, who batted
.282, drove in IS runs and
smashed 81 homers at Louisville,
is another outfield candidate.
Milt Boiling, a sure fingered
youngster who played well in a
brief appearance with the Sox
last September. will vie with
holdover Johnny Lipon for the
regular shortstop berth.
Evening star., 1953-01-27

Yates. a 6-foot-3 sophomore:
Walt Davis. 6-3 Junior; Stu
Knight, SO sophomore: Wilmer
Anderson, 5-8 sophomore, and
Ralph Kneeland, ST, better
known as a star halfback.
The Presidents have won
seven in a row under Doran,
who didn't want the job this
year. He wanted to retire from
coaching and serve only as ath-
letic director. But he had three
coaches lined up and all three
wired regrets at the last minute.
Quit After Two Weeks.
Perhaps it was just as well.
Rasty always did want to win
500 games. His record now: SOB
wins, 122 losses. Not bad for a
guy who anted to throw in the
towel after his first two weeks.
Rasty, brash 21-year old
fresh out of Ohio University, took
over as football coach at Robert
E. Lee High School in Staun-
ton, Va, in 1927. But Lee was
playing over it's head, Rasty
found out. Fisburne Military
beat 'em, 800, in the opener
and the following week Lane Of
Charlottesville did it again by
the same score.
"I went in to the supervisor
the Monday morning after the
Lane game and told him I quit"
Doran said. II guess he realized
I was only 81. He talked me
into staying. You know, we won
all the rest Of our games"
Rasty's teams have been win
ming ever since.