Evening star., 1953-12-16
Impressive Victories
By CIV High, WI
Point Up Twin Bill

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ing basketball victories last night
by George Washington High and
Washington-Lee, double
header starting at 7 p. m. Friday
at wills gym promises to be the
high school attraction Of the
week.
CIV, runnerup last year in
both the Metropolitan and Vir-
ginia State tournaments, will
meet John Marshall of Rich
mond and WI will play Bla-
densburg in the nightcap.
In it's opener last night, CIV,
led by veterans Doug Yates. WAL
ter Davis, Wilmer Anderson and
George barley, handed Bladens-
burg its first loss in five starts,
55-41. Yates had II points, Davis
IL, Anderson 10 and barley 8.
The Presidents held the Mus
tangS' scoring aces, Ed Colbert
and George Uranium, to 8 points
each.
Washington-Lee, taking a 81
16 half-time lead, was never
headed as it defeated North
western High, 50-31.
Chamberlain Wins Fifth.
Led by Bill Rice and Russ Will
liams, each with IL points,
Chamberlain rolled to its fifth
straight win without defeat, a
53-41 decision over St. Mary's
High at Annapolis. Norm Finkle.
st. Mary's leading scorer last
year, was high for his team with
% points.
Opening victories were scored
yesterday by Carroll, 64-23, over
Woodward Prep. led by All-Prep
Bill Hessler with Is points;
George Mason, 70-30. over Guam
tico High as John Tasker and
Bill Berger each hit for IA points;
and Tech, 61-37. over DeMatha
as Hans Jepson scored "a.
Led by Ronnie Crown, who had
Is points, Suitland High won it's
first game in two starts, defeat
ing Frederick Sasscer. 67-40.
Blackie Bruner was high with Is
points as Landon won its second
game in three outings, 1912,
over Bell. In an Interstate Aca-
demic Conference game. Sidwell
Friends lost to Baltimore
Friends, 54-40. at Baltimore.
Priory Tops Little HOyas.
Priory won its third game
AGAINST one loss. defeating
Georgetown Prep. 67-58. Phelps
spoiled Parker-Gray's opening
with a 40-24 victory. Surratts-
vile won over the Alumni. 55-43
Richard Montgomery defeated
ST Stephens of Alexandria, 34-
81
Lackey High won over Sher-
wood, 41-26, and Colidge dropped
its opener. 57-38. to Patterson
High of Baltimore at Coolidge.
Wakefield defeated Herndon jay
vees, 55-21. Carver of Baltimore
won over Spingarn. 55-47, and
Charlotte Hall defeated Great
Mills, 27-13.
kt, Anthony at Anacostia, $40 pm
Columbian Prep At woodward Prep;
Parker-drayT yToM6kRoWr q H;1nT1nd ArmstFonE'
Northwestern at Anacostia, 3 go pm,
lackey at Annapolis, PIN.
Howard at Leura!, 80 pm.
Makefeld vs.. chamberlain w at
Thomas Jefferson Junior High, pm.
John Marsba,i KsDee vs. George WASHINGTON
sIadensburg at washinston-Lee, $40
st. Johns at American U. freshmen
Carroll at Priory. $50 pm.
Anacostia at Suitlsnd, Sis pm
g.. s.bHsa Anthony at TeSh, Sb., s;3o pr; roo,,dss
Bell w; vs. St. Mary's in Annapolis.
chamberlain at oxon Hill, Els m.
Frederick at Western 3:45 m.
Mount Vernon at Fairfax. pm.
rotSsrHy' tSsH'Sst'e7i at Takoma oa Park Junior High
Woodward VS.. Capitol PAGES at Wilson
Hith,
st Stephens at Quantico ust. s pm
Damascus at Sherwood 7:lj pm
Prince Frederick at Sherwood Sasscer.
= pm.
Eackin at Surrattsvlle, s o m
f-anassas at Hcrndon.
Eongarn at Parker-Gray.
CardOZo at Baltimore Dunbar 3:l5
pm a.,
Dunbar VS. Sellers Al Dundalk, Md,
pm. .,,r,,v,,x
Mont50r1pry blair Westminster.
pm.
SUNDAY
st. Mary's at Carr ou, 2:30 pm.