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Evening star., 1955-01-09

STEEL sHEEynsG, 81 per unit q
9 shslxes, 1lcHNEk. s5ls q q.
lsfEN0IfPE perfect eenditioa; yours
for S25; csn sunday, CO k-ze2s;
sSsSoGkaraa HssH as, q g iIslS;
new, LsastnR town, must sen Can
IsfoRE SHOWCASES. asoslsr safe.
several TRUCKS cheap: is4e 5th q.
NV. NO. z-ls7s after $3.50 an.
lsrovE-Ai-state cost $500; i ".
old. perfect condition; win take
Slt0 for quick sale: can be seen at
1900 Clsseiand ave- nv. or phone
IN ssipi SSH nsvsnpess S. n Sss: &. onss. n.a
ISTUDI0 Couch AND C0FKR. good
condition; $50 or best afer. Lu.
TaBi.E. mahos. library or Nv. rm.
TABLE, Eariy American repfodnetion
san: bfend-neW, will sell less than
yholssais. 34lo Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
TxBIE, din. rm.. mshosany. with
three 10-in. extension leaves. g
Alaska ave. ia. e-S613. 20 z
TELEvisI0N, eorrespondence courses
used onss. RcA SaS. .,Ssa ERi Via Sisn
and Nv books. IA. 2.l97S. --e
TELEYISI0N. new 1885 models. u
you have cash and want Z terrtnc
deal soc us now, PARAMOUNT CO..
-22so2 Ge9rgia ave. p.ws,
nes eesos @ se, ssSsIs sS Ts:,stc
needs further work; $50. RA.
TIfaISssvsiisIoN, phileo, 1a-,n,. eonso-
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tObIN6ON GUMbEn OO
1899 Keniiyorth Ave, NE.

MACHiNERY--Driii press, air COM
pressor. automatic t,nk type: oxy-
at: also lead burning and sQlderinr
TIPS; heeFy-duty eutting torch. new,
half price; heary-duty Erindfng ar
hpur: pistol ecllsctor'a shovcast.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
DESKS

grey Or tan. $3.50. New 6ox30
executive walnut, So4.6 SO: new
household-ty maple, AZ" length.
S34.50. We have Q large selection
Of new and used at rock bottom
prices Shop US and save. N.
FRANK & SON, 4l4 3rd st. NV.
Ex. 3-s074
DIAMOND. "a carat. engagement ring
and wedding band set, matched plat
inlm mounting. Will sell at best
reasonable offer. LII. 1881.
DIAMOND RING, ~ carats, Ii. s.
2053: 461 18th st. ne. all day
sun. aftAf d m KaekdaYS.
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JEWELRY REPAIRED

JEWELRY REPAIRED
RoDIN JEWELS. sos 18th st. NV.
JIG SAW, Delta. 24-iri. throat: 4
speeds: excel. cond. "a h.p. motor
and stand, 500 complete. RA. D.
..YYiTSCaEN SET. 5-pc.. red metal. in
perfect condition: $50. $685. Nevada
kfTCHkN iYsi Nm CABINETS. set; gas re-
frigerator, gas stove. burner with
oven and broiler; complete set Of
porch screens. porch furniture; new
" leather upholstered porch sofa;
wrought iron din. table and
KITCHEN EXTEN. TABLE, formica
top and 2 chairs: metal clothes cab
met, like new. KE. 7-0033.
KITCHEN SET, 4 chairs and table;
blue and gray Formica: lovely; $3.50
set: also mahog. frame bed. Best
offers. JU: S.342l. p
50. #. 4xS. Sale Mon.- Tues. Wed. >.
1920 Wilson blvd. ia. 4-1234.
RUCKER LUMBER.
LATHE - Metal, in, Craftsman.
ike new. with accessories. Call La.
6.5tl2s. all day sun,
condition; SOS. Call CO; 5-S506,;
LEATHERCRAFf - Carving tools,
leather. accessories Of all kinds, pre-
fer sellins complete outfit. IA.
V-04Ul.
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FURNISHINGS

e.I.lsiis 5ssii;i .sisss.a sisssss e s1su i1as 8.
sss: sse: 3 g Ass sseiis s. sas & pas aS.
mses. no%ss dloS mShHs issf. :ssy ssy: stsSI: sGI;
couch, $22; mahog. cor: tehle.
soeksr: So 81 4 fold ST ssresns;
Hollywood beds. chests, de
nette chairs ct lowest pricee:
sssEes:ss, sss4s s4suus &C. eornslns ns t4ss hs.ls
Wisconsin ave. nv. mr. Sears.
Open weekdays tn 2 pm.
&C oPESo So ossUtiapAY. z-e PM
Evening star., 1955-01-09
FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
Govt. surplus-Tyo drawer. wood,
legal size. S10.95; legal-size metal
transfer. .files.. S1.95: new, 4-drawer
steel, letter size. S32 80: 4b-drawer.
wood. mahogany finish. 3x6 card
files. $29.95. Make excel parts
cabinets. N. FRANK g. SON, t14
3rd ST. NV. EX. 3-8974.
FIR PLYWOOD, cut to size: mahog.
4-i234. RucRER LUMBER. 90
FIRE 'EXTINGUISHER. 2ls-ga. S-A.
$40; foam. St2.50; Is lbs. COZ,
S37. 90. 2513 NJ 81. Elk. 3-3527.
FIREPLACE SCREENS. $40 val. for
So; heavy log rest. S4.50. 2b13 N
st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FIREPLACE, viii heat Q 6-rm. house:
very good condition. VIII sell to
highest bidder. LO. 4-b63a. -
FLUORESCENT FIxTURES. 3-tube
2Sl3 M st. NV. Ex. a-a527.
FLUTE OUTFIT, new. metal; greatly
reduced to SS9.g5 from S125.
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE. 736
18th st. NV.
FOAM RUBBER, for cushions, pads;
buy at wholesale. ]. II. GICHNER
2513 N st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FOAM RUBBER. cut any shape: cush-
ions. jumbo mattresses. CHILLI
LAND. 2l45 + st NV, Elk. 3-d633.
FOLDER-A.B. Dick model So. cleo
IoN$ IT'S $ISo vERqgsfN rsT Sgsn aor pss sEFyIeE IA
Evening star., 1955-01-09
LUMBER

LUMBER
Open Sat. Sun. Till 6 PM.
New Flush Doors, S4.95; your pick
Of size; ENDS, but most near perfect.
We help you make that desk. table,
sofa or that odd-size door. BRING
that cutting list OF lumber or ply
wood, II It's not In our cuttings, We
will cut or machine to suit; you as
semble, we take the risks. Better
shelving, I5c; 8" trim. 7e: pine fig.
I2c: all framing. mldss.. Masonite,
hRrdwoods, clear cedar and X, p.
paneling Free kindiing. GENERAL
MLIwoRK CO. : 43oo. knowles
LUMBER-LUMBER
save as much as 5Ocs on good used
lumber now: 2xs. ac; 2x3, &c: 2x4
and 2x6, &c: sheetinK, ~ lumber.
ali sizes. $50: 9" lumber. $50: spe-
ciai flooring, $25 per N. Bring your
list in and save 3,
We will not be undersold.
ARROW WRECKING CO.
HOO 8. Capitol st. Ii. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-01-09

REERI0ERATOR-oibssn. n NOS,
ssa..: %; -. sss Is ls s-lssG Bio nu.' 9.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
LUMBER--LUMBER
Lumber 1-1200
OPEN Z DAYS A WEEK

MI sPEciziss AFT FoR III fins WEEK.
s-ft. studs. 4oe en-: 2x4-.s nr. 4Qe
ss s lsis .eiset. M ss ns,s e. ns snSs Ss1s,,ns, g.
i6e 3D.. ft,: beautiful ixi2 VI.
shelving, Ice It.; de luxe eeiiing
tile, N.6s Z box: wall plankfne in
4xs. sf.T6 Cd. PiyVood. shingles.
siding. mclding. roofns. mortar
Quantity discounts: free delivery;
lung-term financing; free estimates.
free do-it-yourseif booklets on rec.
rms, atties, garages and add-s-
room. Can Lu. $4,000.
ROBINSON LUMBER CO.
191o Kensiwortk Ave- NE
Evening star., 1955-01-09
FURNISHINGS

Beds, $3.50; dresser, $3.50. chest,
$40; couch, ga; 30; easy chairs, 81
$3.50 up: bookcases, $3.50; lamps.
pictures, mirrors. 81; breakfast set,
$3.50; odd chairs. 81; cabinet, S5:
rockers. 81. Many other bargains.
See our ad under antiques. BELL
HINDS, 4l2 East Capitol St., Ii.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
FORMICA

TaRLF az ia Tips pssYWooSb u To {, AZ woNDHR saGSHp
ETC. LIMITED SUPPLY. 2513 NJ
ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FOUNTAIN SODA, 51a It. perfect
Evening star., 1955-01-09

FREEZER OWNERS
We supply U. 8. Choice Western Beef
and frozen foods for home freezers.
Sah q sSaEs s tsT@s Saa Ssv.s9 N9
to your home with unconditional
guarantee. Call WO. 6-6536.
COLONIAL BUDGET
FOOD PLAN
Evening star., 1955-01-09

ELEVAToRs (2l. OTIS. PASSENGER.
2.00O-lb. capscity. 200 It. per min
ute: automatic collective. In excel.
condition. VIII sacrifiee. for immedf-
ate sale. Located IN bldg. 70 be de-
moiished. CLEVELAND WHECkIN0
CO., st. Paul and 6aretoGa st..
Baltimore. Nd. sA. 7-7s64.
ENCYCLOPEDIA, Funk q wasnaIls;
% volumes. never used, S25. JU. q
EHSscSY2ciLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. COM
plete; supplements 70 date. includ-
ing BOOKCASE; cost $500. sell $50.
KE. S-6747.
ENGLISH SPRINGER sPANIEI-If
you want an all-ptrpose dog, beau-
tiful, lovable and useful. see our
ch.-sired, AKC-res. puppies, We Of
fer only the best. oil. 2-7563.
EXEkCYCLE, excellent condition,
S175. Ii. 7-9107.
FAN, 20" Emerson eiec. roll-about: |:
also Royal standard typewriter. For
apptY call EN-. 3-s940. sun. or ewes.
FILING CABINETS. legal, letter.
Sunday, co. '5-4625; week, CIRCLE.
741N 18th st NV DI 7-7372
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SOFA SALEll
" OFFll
STEEI
STEEL

STEEL LOCKERS
% Dss DIOR. ss1s y .. n-v.
Evening star., 1955-01-09

FURNITURE
UNPAINTED
SPECIAL
FOR SUNDAY AND MONDAY
BIG BARGAINS
You can furnish your home with
The isrsess seisssicn IN washinsten.
Here's one Of our hArgain3. A.
drawer chest. iaree size. SI6.a5:
dinetts droplsaf table, $l4; corner
eupheards, desks, bookcases. head
sanscs sinSor. 0as so.ls ssio .mS sorass ss .iss
ana corner tables, picture frames
and mouldtnss.
THE UNPAINTED SHOP
sol pElsNeYLvANfA AVE. NV.
ss 5sssr sSs; sss.. y = 4 IT EasSE SsE. s.isas
Evening star., 1955-01-09
MIscELLANEoUs FOR sALE


DUPLICATERg. Pfint-p-Alatie and
LETTERGRApH, CHNcKWHI1ER9.
hand, elect CIRCLE. 74l 18th ok.
NV. DI. 7-7372.
ELKCTRIC nIoT0RS-M h.p.. 50:
Ssahslp + ahips -. Good condition. "A. o
ELECTRIC RANGE, Hotpoint: eood
EiLfE5ctsfiRic RANGE. z-5urner. auto.
Jan. 'B3 for $500. used 8 mos. Sell
Sl60. KI. $1,000. -10
ELECTRIC
BroiI Quick Chef Rotisseris- 5000
froetor fnsaof Iloi,. % With speed seleetor 4oo'
and fabric dial - 100
Westinghouse Sandwich Grill 1000
Presto. 3-qt. Pressure Cooker 1000
Individual Coffee ServiceTs 400
ALL BRAND-NEW Ju. 9-942o
Evening star., 1955-01-09
REFRIGERATOR
n,EARANCE

okhA5AL 1lI,,5 1I5sIhlc -
ERIGIpAlRE
CoOLERAToR
cROSLEY
NORGE
KELYINATOa
Reduced for quick clearance. All re-
ffigerators new and fully guaran-
teed No reasonable offer refused.
TIRE h BATTERY co.
10th and II stS. NE. Open EVENINGS
til 9. Ii. 3-90S2.
Evening star., 1955-01-09

VTasTgsEHsa col! s.:l :lrs, !, iHasT S1sg
ers, q breakfast sets, kitchen cabi-
eoior}. 1858 Elgin Sis h.p. out6osfd
motor, and other odd pieces. Very
reasonable. Leaving town. 1S47-A
st. q. s,;,IJr n;s; II; 4ss52s. nx.,.-n.- ,...
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm., iiv.
3rm. suites: factory samples and
inss Gss' for cash. LION WAREHOUSE
BLDG, 4f0 New York ave. nv.
sDaily, I0-B; Sat, till &, RE, 7-4310.
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Ia. 1-O0oJ

PIANO. sTKINwAY, 6-FT. GRAND
Sl:3e0
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FURs, out Of pawn: mink. Persian
lamb, sable. ocelot. muskrat. many
others, all at very low. prices.
ROSSLYN LOAN CO., Rosslyn, Va,
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Interhieh
Continued From Page A-l3.)

Coolidge and Charlie Jenkins Of
Armstrong, both about 6-foot-3.
Weingarten can hit from the
corners and around the key.
while jenkins speciality has been
tap-ins and throwing in re-
bounds. jenkins gets help of
the boards from 6-foot-4 Bob
Archer and 6-foot-3 Bob Green.
Weingarten has Jack Silas,
about 6-foot-1, for aid on the
rebounds.
Orinzie Hooks. one of the
smoothest floor men in the city.
and Willie Woods give ARM
strong good strength outside.
Bob Wondrack leads Coolidge's
floor game along with Mike
Breuer and Bob flanagan.
The quarter-flnal round con-
tinues tomorrow afternoon and
night with Tech against Car
dozo and Spingarn against
Roosevelt in that order.
The playoffs rest Wednesday.
with semifinals scheduled Thurs
day afternoon and night and
the championship game for 8
pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
NorveI Lee Heads u. S. Team
For Pan American Boxing

One upset in the finals dis
posed Of George Davis Of Fort
Meade, Md, a 119-pounder who
was the star Of the tourney until
he lost to Ward Yee Of Sandia
Air Base, N. Mex, a rangy lad
Of Chinese extraction.
Others on the team are: l12
pounds, Sherriedale Morgan of
Fort Lewis, WASH; 125, Harry
Smith of Sampson Air Base. N.
Y: 1872, Jimmy Hornsby Of Los
Angeles; 139, William Morton of
Kansas City: 147, Joe Dorando
of Beall Air Base, Calf; 1856,
Paul Wright Of Flint. Mich; 1856,
Orville Pitts Of Milwaukee; and
17s, John Stewart Of Hamilton
Ain Base, Calf.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
TsioropouIos 10 Head
Athletics al Andrews

Lou Tsioropoulos will take over
as athletic officer of the Andrews
Air Force Base Wednesday, at
which time 1t. Charles Newton
receives his honorable discharge.
Newton has been. outstanding
basketball and baseball player at
Andrews for the past two years
and was also a teammate of
Tsioropoulos on the pro Sklar's
Stars basketball team.
A former star athlete at Ken
lucky, Newton, pitcher, is
under contract to the Yankees
and will report to their Bing-
hamton farm club in the Eastern
League after his discharge.
Evening star., 1955-02-28

be fully mended to make the
Braves a definite pennant threat.
Roy Campanella'S left hand and
Don Newcombe's right arm are
the keys to the Dodgers cham
pionship hopes. The Cubs and
Pirates are rebuilding and the
White Sox, who finished II
games out of first place. need
more power.
Charlie Dresser inheritS a diff
flcult situation in Washington.
Kline. up from Birmingham,
may plug the shor stop gap,
but Dresser needs hitting badly,
especially in the outf1eld.
The pitching-plagued Tigers
have gathered II new hurlers
into camp. The best that can
be said of the Athletics right
now is that they can't finish
lower than last year.
Evening star., 1955-02-28

Six members of the Walter
Reed Swimming Club have been
named to the women's SWIM
ming team which will represent
the United States in the Pan
American Games, March 1926
in Mexico City.
Altogether, 18 women and II
men were named to the swim
teams, most Of them as a result
Of trials held over the week end
at Fort Lauderdale. Fla; San
Francisco, Santa Barbara, Calf ..
and New Haven.
Heading the picks from WAL
ter Reed is Shelley Mann, the
17-year-old senior at Washing
ton-Lee High School, who was
chosen in five events-freeStyle.
backstroke, butterfly and two
relays. Miss Mann has been
touring New Zealand and Is ex-
pected to head back to this
country today. according to her
mother.
| Miss Mann, Pat Mccormick,
the Olympic and National div
ing champion. and Mary Lou
Elsenius of Berkeley, Calf. were
chosen automatically without
benefit of trials.
Other Walter Reed girls
named include Wanda Werner.
Susan Gray, Mary Jane Sears,
Marie Gillette and Betty Mullen,
an Army lietenant physiothera-
pist now stationed at the Walter
Reed Medical Center.
The mems team is headed by
1t. Clarke Scholes of the Armed
Forces team, the former Michi-
gan State star who set record
Of STA seconds for the 100
meter race in the 1852
Olympics.
The teams:
l00-meter freestyle-Carl Woolley,
| Williston Academy, Brockton. Mass:
Milward Martin Armed Forces: scholes
! Armed Forces. James McLane, Armed
| Forces: william Yorzyk, New Haven,
| g. C..
| l.5O0-meter freestyle--McLane. Moore.
| YorZyk
| 100-meter Observation-Disclosures bud
dyl Baarcke Armed Forces: Frank Nc
| Kinney. Indianapolis A. c.. Peter Wit
| teried, Armed Forces
| 200-meter breaststroke Richard
Fadgen, North Carolina State; Fred
! Maguire. Armed Forces; Ronald johnson,
! Armed Forces.
/ 2O0-meter butterfly John Nelson,
/ Armed Forces Yorzyk, Fadgen.
| S00-meter freestyle relay--Moore. Nc
/ Lane. Yorzyk, Martin Smith, Armed
/ Forces Alternates--Woolley. Martin
| 400-meter medley relay-Baarcke, Nc
Kinney, Fadgen. Mcguire, Nelson. YorzyE,
! Woolley, Martin.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Lions Battle Blades
Here Wednesday ir
First PIayoff Game

The Eastern Hockey League
championship playoffs get under
way Wednesday night with the
Washington Lions meeting New
Haven at Uline Arena and Bal
timore playing at Clinton.
This pair of first-round series
is set for the best-three-of-five
games. The winners then will
meet in the best-of-seven round
for the league title.
The Lions are looking like the
team that could take it all. They
bounced New Haven out of Sec
ond place and held off a late
challenge by Baltimore by VIM
ming seven of their last eight
games. The final was a rough.
Ga victory over the Clippers in
DdltlIllOIC yCoICl udy.
New Haven on Spot.
Only a few weeks ago the
Lions appeared hopelessly buried
in third place. a considerable
distance behind the Blades. Now.
the Blades are on the spot and
they've got to beat Washington
at least twice at Uline. Because
Of previous commitments, the
| ice at New Haven will be avail
able for the hockey playoffs only
next Sunday night. The teams
meet in the second game at
Uline Saturday, transfer to New
Haven Sunday and return here
for other games if necessary.
Player coach Stan Wafecki
directed the Lions from the
bench yesterday in winding up
the most successful regular
hockey season here in many
! years.
Officials dealt out 16 penalties,
! including six major ones for
fighting.
F.! Ross Kelly scored two goals.
while Art Dorrington made one
his 34th. tops in the league
this season.
| Clippers Score First.
| Lloyd Buchanan scored after
, Just 5 seconds of play to give
Baltimore the lead before Ait
paid fans. largest home crowd
| for the Clippers this season.
l Fern LaPointe took pass from
Dorrington and sank the goal to
tie it at 3:02. and Buchanan and
Kelly each scored to make it %
at the end of the first period.
! Roger Maisonneuve and Dor
rington scored In the second
period to put Washington out
| front, AZ, but goal at 15:4S Of
that period by Bob Maxwell and
one at 2:12 Of the final by Bib
ber O'Hearn tied it again.
However, Kelly broke the tie
and Reg Meserve put in. the
clincher at 1906.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Six Walter Reed Girls Named
ToU. s. Pan Am Swim Team

sprinsboard dive - Gary Tobian
Armed Forces, Robert Clotwor:hy
Platform divins-Clotworthy Tobian
Coffey.
WOMEN.
100-meter freestyle--Miss Mann Miss
Werner, Gretchen Kiuter, Cleveland.
200-meter freestyle-Miss Werner
Miss Gray Carol Lee TAFT, Santa Clara
Calf, s. c.
400-meter freestyle-Miss TAFT. Mis-.
Gray, Carolyn Green. Fort Lauderdale
Fla.
100-meter breadstroke--M.ss Mann
Cora Lee O'Connor, Lafayette, Ind.
Cynthia Gill, Fort Lauderdsle. Fla.
100-meter butterfiy--Miss Mann. Lieu
Mullen, Miss Sears
200-meter beckstroke--Miss Sears.
Miss Gillette. Miss Elsenius
Three-meter diye--Mrs. Mccormick
Jeanne Stunyo. Detroit: Emily Houehton
Lafayette, Ind.
Platform dive-Mrs.. Mccormick. Jun,
Irwin, Pasadena, Calf Paula Myers
Glenora, Calf
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Betty Jameson Beats
Old Jinx al Sarasota
BY the Asseeietsd Press

SARASOTA. Fla. Feb. 28.-
Betty Jameson whipped an old
jinx and played some Of the best
golf Of her career to win her
first medal play tournament in
two years.
In winning the Sarasota Wom-
ems Open Golf tourney yester-
day. Miss Jameson, who lives at
San Antonio. Tex, gained first
place honors for the first time
since winning the 1858 Miami
Beach Open.
She shot a 285 for the 72 holes
on the 6,282-yard Bobby Jones
course and topped Louise Suggs
of Sea Island, Ca, by two
strokes.
The 285 shot by Miss Jameson
is a new women's 72-hole tourna-
ment record for courses where
mems par is 70. Miss Suggs
holds a 284 mark for q course
with par Of 10.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Bolton and Silent Partner
Lease Manor Driving Range

added to the I'd Army tourna-
ment.
The Middle Atlantic area has
only Fred Mcleod of Columbia
and Chandler Harper of Ports
mouth. Va. as eligibles for the
Masters tournament at Augusta.
according to the player invita-
ton list released yesterday. Nc
Leod qualities as the 1908 Ma
tional Open champion and
Harper as the 1850 PGA titlist.
OF course, the District will
have a roofing interest in Lew
Worsham and Representative
Jack Westland, the latter if con-
ditions on the Hill permit him
to attend.
Mcleod plans to play the first
round at least If his ailing elbow
permits, and of course hopes to
be paired with 70-year-old Jock
Hutchison.
The Masters will have II new
comers this year, Arnold Palmer
as the National Amateur cham
pion; Joe Conrad, Tex Baxter.
Hllman Robbins and Ed Meister
of the Walker Cup team; Max
Evans, Shelley Mayfleld and
Johnny Weitzel, who were in
the top "a of the National Open
last year and DR.. Ted Lenczyk,
Davis Love and Ed Martin. Ma
tional Amateur quarter -flnalistS.
Billy Joe Pattons 1855 tourna-
ment golf schedule was uncov-
cred by Smith Barrier in the
Greensboro Daily News. Patton.
the amateur sensation of last
year and the last decade, has
the Masters, the Greensboro
Open, the North-South Amateur,
Walker Cup, British Amateur
and Southern Amateur on his
schedule. He finished third in
the Masters and led the National
Open for a day last year.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
CoIonios PIoy Hoyus Tonight
Rest May Help Terps in ACC;
.GWOut to Avenge SC Defeats

The three-day layoff for
Maryland's basketball team was
over today, and Coach Bud Mil
likan was hopeful the rest would
have q desired effect before the
start of the atlantic Coast Con-
ference tournament Thursday in
Raleigh,
The T'erps begged down in the
last fourth of their schedule,
losing three Of their last six
games. One of the victories was
a double-overtime triumph over
Georgetown that was not i'm
pressive. So Millikan excused
them after the Georgetown
game.
The Terps' tournament out
look is not rosy. They draw q
dangerous team in Virginia in
the hrst-round game at 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. While
Maryland twice has beaten the
Cavaliers this season and never
has lost to them In Millikan's
five seasons as coach, a first
round game against South Caro-
lima or Clemson would have been
more desirable.
Maryland meets Duke in a
Friday semifinal II both win as
expected in the first round, and
Duke now is the second hottest
club in the conference. The
Blue Devils won seven of their
last eight games.
Millikan scheduled long prac-
tices today and tomorrow. The
Terps will fly to Raleigh We'd
nesday morning and work out at
the Coliseum that afternoon.
In the second game of the
matinee Thursday, Duke plays
South Carolina at 4 o'clock. The
night games will be N. C. State
VS.. Clemson at 7:30 and North
Carolina against Wake Forest
at 9.
The tournament will have bas-
ketballs all-time major college
high scorer in Dickie Hemric of
Wake Forest, who made two free
throws late in the Clemson game
Saturday night for 1859 total
for four years. That broke Frank
Selvy's record of 2,538 in three
years.
North Carolina State, which
won its 25th game against four
defeats against George Wash
ington Saturday, is the ACC
tournament favorite, as usual.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Star STAFF Photo.
By GEORGE Huber

George Washington's basket
ball team picks up the Big Three
trophy for the Washington area
basketball championship tomor-
row night. then heads for the
Southern Conference tourna-
ment at Richmond, where it
hopes to make up for two of the
defeats it suffered this season.
The Colonials play George
town at Uline Arena tomorrow
night, and between halves will
be presented the Big Three tro-
phy they already have cinched.
In the conference tournament
opening Thursday at Richmond.
the pairings are such that the
Colonials will face Richmond in
the semif1nals, providing, Of
course, they don't founder
against Davidson in the opening
test. If successful against Rich
mond. and barring an upset in
the other bracket, they take on
West Virginia in the final.
Richmond and West Virginia
are. the teams which defeated
the Colonials during the regular
conference season. Last year CIV
went through a 10-game sched-
ule undefeated and continued
unbeaten through the cham
pionship tournament.
Pairings for the Journeys first
round Thursday are: Washing
ton and Lee. the No. 4 team
(8-5 VS.. Furman, No. 5 (6-4)
2 pm; West Virginia, No.
Old VS.. Virginia Military, No
g 40, 4:30 pm; George
Washington, No. 2 (8-2) VS.
Davidson, No. Z 4-6). 7:30 pm.
and Richmond, No. 3 d0-4 VS.
William and Mary, No. 6 (7-5)
Aside from Davidson and
VMI any of the teams appear
capable OF putting on a three
game winning streak for the title
W&L has been very hot lately
W&M upset Richmond just last
Saturday night and Furman is
a high-scoring outfit that not
only leads the conference in that
respect, but also the country.
Furman also has the Nations
leading scorer in Darrell Floyd
who topped the conference with
an average of 38.5 points a game
Johnny Mahoney of W&M
comes next with 27.8, followed
by Corky Devlin of CIV with
23.9.
The conference scoring lead
Evening star., 1955-02-28
By the Associated Press

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 28.
-Norvel Lee of Washington, D,
c., the Olympic light-heavy-
weight champion, heads the
United States boxing team ready
for the Pan American Games at
Mexico City March 1926.
Lee, now weighing 209 pounds.
had little trouble winning his
final test over Arthur Statum Of
Fort Sam Houston, Tex. Statum
hit Lee with a good left in the
first round and never landed
again.
Lee Is the only civilian on the
United States team. which other
wise has one Army man and eight
Air Force fighters.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Putty Bows in Finals
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

SAN RENO. Italy, Feb. % tP),
-Jaroslave Drobny of Egypt
the Wimbledon champion, fought
to a four-set victory yesterday
over Bulge Patty Of Los An
geles in the finals of San Remo's
International tennis tournament
Drobny beat the Californian
81. 60, 1911, 60.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
ScuII to Miss Truinino

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 28 (P.-
Outfielder Angel Scull of the
Cincinnati Redlegs, will miss
spring training because Of an op-
Grafton on his wrist. which was
broken in a Cuban League game.