Evening star., 1954-01-14
Bell and Chamberlain
Out for More Glory
In Games Tomorrow

Bell and Chamberlain, the
two biggest surprises in high
school basketball this season,
will be out to continue their
winning ways as the District
Interhigh League presents. an
other day-night doubleheader
combination tomorrow at Tech.
Bell (2-0) faces Tech (1-O)
and Chamberlain Q-0) meets
Eastern in the afternoon dou-
ble-header starting at $3.50 pm.
Wilson (1-0) takes on twice.
beaten Western, and Anacostia
Old meets twice-beaten Roose-
velt in the night action start
ing at 7:30.
Leaderships in the Catholic,
Maryland Bi-County and Inter-
high Division ! leagues also are
at stake. while in the big Vir-
ginia game George Washington
travels to Washington-Lee. The
Presidents and Generals will be
opening their Northern Virginia
League season in this one, start
ing at 8 o'clock. Mount Vernon
is the league leader with q 20
record.
st. Johns Meeting Carroll.
In Division II games, Dunbar
and Spingarn, both with 10
records. play Phelps and Car
dozo, respectively, in a double
header at Spingarn. The last
two teams have OIL records.
The st. John's-Carroll game
in the Catholic League in the
second half of a double-header
at Carroll will result in undis-
puted possession of first place
for the winner. Both have 10
records. st. Anthony and Con-
zaga. 10, are not scheduled in
league play until Sunday. The
first game Of the double header
will be Priory (0-D against
N1COIScCOWn hTep (U-l).
Tech, consistent for its late
splurges. came from a l0-point
deficit midway in the third quar-
ter to nose out Gonzaga, 4l-4O,
yesterday at Tech. It was a
driving layup by 5-foot-6 Don
Hunter with 80 seconds remain
ing that gave the Trainers their
fourth victory against three de-
feats. Fred Thornett, high scor-
er for Gonzaga with II points,
dumped in a two-pointer Just as
the horn blew which would have
given his team the win. but the
goal was nullified when officials
ruled he took an extra step while
shooting. Tony DiChiacchio was
high for Tech with II points.
Blair Scores Sixth Win.
Montgomery Blair and Roose-
velt each hit for Is field goals
IN their game yesterday at
Roosevelt. but Blair sank IS of
n foul shots against only six
OF Is for Roosevelt and that
margin gave the Blazers a 47-38
victory. It was Blair's sixth win
IN nine starts while the Riders
have yet to win in four games,
Led by Bob O'Brien, who scored
80 points. the Maryland Fresh
men defeated Montgomery Ju-
nior' College. 85-72.
While Sidwell Friends defeated
Georgetown Prep. 71-55: Fair
mont Heights defeated Cardozo
56-45; Wakefield defeated the
Falls Church jayvees. 47-23, and
Western jayvees defeated Ana
costia jayvees. 36-33.
Today.
Episcopal At Eastern. 3.3n
Suitiand at ST. Adams. $50
Sherwood at PoolesvilIe go
Tomorrow.
chamberlain VS.. Eastern at Tech,
Bill at Tech. 4:45
wilson VS.. Western at Tech 7:aO.
AnacoStla VS.. Roosevelt at Tech S.A5
Priorv VS.. GeorEetown Prep at Car.
| ct. Johns at Carroll, s:45.
dunbar VS.. Phelps at Spiagarn, TAO
Cardozo ct Spinearn, S:45
George Washington at Washinston-
r. MEontsomsry Mont Blair VS.. s.adensSurz at
Northwestern at Bethesda-chsvv
Chase. $50 s''
occoorsn at George Mason. &.
GonzaEs at Coolidge. = 30
Landor at De Matha, l.
3l5 -''''
Falls Church at Charlotte Hail NJ. g..
Mount vernon w at Wakefield s
Bulls at American U. Frosn. $50.
Stuyvesant at Friends. 3
q Stephens at Oxon Hill Z.
100 ~S'u us'
Sherwood at Gaithersnurs :.
Frederick Sasscer a. Gwynn Park, T.
SurrattSville at Laurel
LacEey at Margaret Brent. g.
Herndon at Nokesv!lo
| Terrell.
WalkerGrant Rt Parker-Gray
Hoffman Boston at Manassas, l.
falrmont Heights VS.. Banneker at