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Evening star., 1955-02-09
Gonzogo Win Over Roosevelt
Avenges EorIy-Seoson Defeat

It was about this time last
year that Coach Tommy Nolan
Of Gonzaga. dissatisfied with the
way the basketball team was
performing, made a few changes.
The Eagles started to click
thereafter and went on to win
the Catholic League title.
Nolan made a few changes in
yesterday nOnleague game
with Roosevelt and the Eagles
came out ahead, 53-47, to avenge
an earlier season defeat by
Roosevelt.
Dennis Pekin started In place
of Frank Vita. Vita later saw
action but Nolan intimated there
may be more changes before the
season is out. The Eagles have
a 40 record in league play, but
Nolan wants a smoother COM
bination come time for the
playoffs.
The Eagles held a 1877 first
quarter lead. The Riders pulled
even at 1915 with 612 minutes
remaining in the second period
on shots by Dick Preziotti and
Charley Featherstone.
Ronnie Bennett and Tony
Natoli then started to connect
for Gonzaga and the Eagles went
into a 24-18 halftime lead. Tom
McCloskey and John Farrell be-
gan controlling the board for
Gonzaga and as Bennett and
Natoli continued to score, the
Eagles stayed out in front.
Natoli finished with 18 points,
McCloskey 16 and Bennett Is.
Preziotti, who sat out the third
quarter with four personal fouls
against him, led the Riders with
IL points. The victory gave Con-
zaga a 6-5 season record.
Dan OLeary, 6-foot-4 for
ward of Carroll High, scored 18
points and did a good Job Of
rebounding as Carroll defeated
Tech, 1856. Bob Bolen with
81 points was high for the
Trainers. Carroll's record Is
now liza and Tech SO,
Coach Russ Lombardy emp
Evening star., 1955-02-09
@4ssH'eH SCHOOLS {
Star STAFF Photo.

the league is concerned is Nc
Lean.
Mclean High. just off Route
123 and Westmoreland street,
will be ready in September. The
expected enrolment will be about
900-950. 1t is quite likely that
participation in the league will
be held back until next year.
Close on the heels of Mclean
High will be Hammond and
Groveton High Schools.
Hammond, in Alexandria, is
being built on Seminary road,
just off Shirley highway. It is
expected to open in September.
1856, with an enrolment of
about 1900. Groveton, located
just off Route | in Groveton, q
few miles south Of Alexandria,
is expected to be ready by Feb
ruary, 1856.
Yorktown High, adjacent to
the present Yorktown elemen-
tary school in Arlington, will
open in 1860.
Two Catholic High Schools,
one in Arlington, one in Alexan-
dria, are in the blueprint"
stage. The Arlington school
would be located on property in
the $500 block Of North Twenty
sixth street. The school in Alex
andria would be erected on an
11-acre tract of land known as
Woodley on Duke street ex-
tended.
Also in the not too distant
future are three more high
schools contemplated in Fairfax
County. One would be in Spring.
field. for which ground already
has been purchased. !,
BY 1860 the Northern Virginia
League could be a 12-team
league. It could then be split
into two divisions, like the East
and West Divisions of the INTER-
high League.
It Is not out of the realm of
possibility, as one school official
visualized it, that within the next
five years the Northern Virginia
League also would embrace such
Group / schools as Warren
County High at Front Royal,
Handley High at Winchester and
Loudoun County High at Lees
burg.
RATING LIST.
!. Montgomery Blair (15-0).
2. Armstrong Ql-2).
8. Washington-Lee (12-2).
4. George Washington (9-2).
S. st. Johns (10-4.
6. Roosevelt (10-3).
7. Cardozo 10-3).
8. Spingarn (9-4).
8. Carroll did.
10. Oxon Hill t14-0).
Evening star., 1955-02-09

enrolment ngureS In iparenJne-
sis) is Suitland Il d,93D, Bethesda
y-Chase 0,794). Montgom-
cry Blair (1,783), Northwestern
Q,496), Bladensburg 1.48D and
High Point G,37D. Wheaton has
l,403 students.
A seven-team league next year
would cause one of the teams to
draw a bye each week. The
only way to get around that
would be to add another team
and there is no prospect of an
eighth for several years. The
closest to it would be Richard
Montgomery in Rockville, with
910 students, and Gaithersburg,
with 796.
The picture in Northern Vir-
ginia, particularly Fairfax
County, is vastly different.
The present league consists
of five teams. Washington-Lee
High, with only the 10th, 11th
and 18th grades, has 2,227 stu
dents. largest enrolment in the
State. George Washington, in
cluding it's freshman class, is
the third largest In the State
with 1850. Next is Falls Church,
1887; Mount Vernon, 1900, and
Fairfax, 1855.
The league will jump to six
with the addition of Wakefield
in the fall. Wakefield, includ-
ing grades Z through IL, is ex-
pected to have about 2,400 stu
dents in September.
Apnandale, with an expected
enrolment of about 1,400 this
fall. will enter the league in bas-
ketball in 1866. Only the in
ability to fit into George Wash
ington's schedule keeps it out Of
the football league this fall. An
nandale has booked football
games with the other league
teams.
A border-line case so far as
Evening star., 1955-02-09
CIV Jayvees Halt Streak
Of Terp Freshmen, 92-87

George Washington's Jayvees
knocked the Maryland Fresh
men from the undefeated ranks
with 92-87 overtime triumph
last night in a preliminary to
the varsity game. It reversed a
1850 decision for the Terps in
the previous meeting, and left
the Jayvees with a 7-3 record
to Maryland's 6-1.
The tight and exciting contest
developed into an individual
battle between the backcourt
men, Maryland's Nick Davis and
Dick Cilento of the Colonials,
with Cilento tying the game
with four seconds remaining
when fouled by Davis.
Previously Cilento had broken
an attempted one-man freeze by
Davis, the Pittsburgh area
youngster who kept the ball
from CIV in the last few min
utes of the previous game with
the Sopoo 70 o+icc
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Coach Saban Predicts
Good Team Next. Fall
For Northwestern
BY the Asseeictsd Press

EVANSTON, H., Feb. 9.-Lou
Saban, new head football coach
at Northwestern. is looking for-
ward to a good team this year
but is reserving specific predic-
tions until after spring practice.
Saban, 33-year-old former In
diana University and Cleveland
Browns back, was appointed to
succeed Bob Voigts yesterday.
Saban was one of Voigts' four
assistants last season.
voigts resigned last week be-
cause of alumni criticism. He
had been head coach Of the
Wildcats for eight years.
1--WE have a good freshman
team coming up and the varsity
presents an excellent nucleus"
Saban said. 1--WE should have q
good bali club, but we really
won't know until after spring
practice"
Saban, who signed a one-year
contract at an undisclosed salary.
is undecided about his staff.
Holdovers include John Kovatch.
Bob Reihsen and Earl Svendsen.
I'm going to talk to the fellows
this week to get their ideas be-
fore I make my decisions" he
said.
Saban, a star quarterback at
Indiana from 1910 through 1912
and a defensive specialist for the
Browns through the late 1940s,
has made one decision.
"We1l operate from the basic
T rather than the split T." he
said.
Under Voigts last season
Northwestern used the split T
and finished with two triumphs
and seven losses.
From the records, the Wild
cats had an excellent defensive
team but lacked offensive fire.
Saban's work as defensive
backfleld coach was given much
credit for Northwestern's defen-
sive record. He came to
Northwestern last year from q
three-year tenure as coach at
Case Tech in Cleveland.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Redskins
Continued From Page C-1.)


give and take on both sides.
Kuharich talked to George Mar
shall, owner of the team, by
telephone yesterday after meet
ing Guglielmi at lunch. Later he
met with the Irish backfield
star and Julius Tucker, South
Bend business man and self
appointed advisor to Notre Dame
football players in pro contract
negotiations.
Guglielmi is reported to be
weighing an offer from a Ca
madam team against the Red
skins proposition, but Kuharich
earlier said he wouldn't pay the
Notre Dame quarterback a "fan-
tastic" salary in his rookie year,
even though the coach con-
siders him a topnotch all-around
player.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
GW-Terps
tContinued From Page C-1.)

N~oAAoAAadSA AAS1A o6S @-41
a 24-point spree. To most
people CIV is Corky Devlin, Joe
Holup and a half dozen others
But not to Maryland.
The Colonials carried Devlin
their star, on another of his
bad nights at College Park. Last
year he made seven points at
Maryland and last night he made
six, his first field goal coming
four seconds before halftime
and his second and last 80 Sec
onds after the second half began.
A technical was called on Dev-
lin for humping Bob Kessler in
an unnecessary manner after
Kessler had fouled Petcagich.
Referee Arnold Heft and most
of the fans saw the obvious ell
bowling and in a time-out that
followed Coach Reinhart took
Corky aside and obviously gave
him a dressing down. That in
cident brought a few papers to
the court.
Reinhart's scouting trip to
Williamsburg last Saturday to
see Maryland without 6-foot-7
Frank Fuqua brought results, as
shown by Petcavich's different
style of play from the first game.
The Colonials had help from
the bench, too, in Ed Catino. who
took over from George Klein in
the first half and stayed the rest
of the way. Catino tied the score
after Maryland's only two leads
of the second half, $3.50 and So
81, as he Clipped in with 10
points and came up with some
rebounds and helped control the
ball. It was Kessler who had
helped the Terps back into the
ball game.
George Washington plays
Richmond, team it has beaten
10 times in the last 20 meetings,
Friday at Uline's and Maryland
plays North Carolina here Sat-
urday night in the next outings
for both. Richmond beat CIV
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Davis Drills for Soldier

GREENWOOD LAKE, N. z,
Feb. 8 R.-Teddy (Red Top)
Davis of Hartford, Conn. yes~
terday began serious training for
his title bout with Featherweight
Champion Sandy Saddler at
Madison Square Garden, Feb
ruary Is. Davis boxed two
rounds with Johnny German, q
lanky lightweight.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

that setup for
the remainder
of this year.
w he q t o n
High, oper-
ating under q
so > G q lie d
three : year
plan" In ath-
leticS will not
be ready TO
] o in t h e
league until
1856. II
The six
team league
with latest
Evening star., 1955-02-09
81. John S Tunes Up
For Title PIayoffs
By Trouneing WI

st. Johns High. knocked on
in the Catholic League basket
ball playoffs last year. still feels
the sting.
It was the first time in the
six years of the league the
Cadets hadn't won the cham
pionship.
They are out to regain the
title and on the way are COM
piling an impressive record over
some of the areas better high
school teams.
The latest was a humiliating
1925 defeat Of Washington-Lee
last night at WI in a nom
league contest.
The victory offset a beating
st. Johns received earlier In the
season. The loss snapped an IL
game winning streak for WI.
These boys are just getting
around to their real potential, !"
Coach Joe Gallagher Of ST..
Johns said.
Some of the players need
more experience, but we're near
ing a peak. We hope we reach
it for the lague playoffs."
The Cadets. using a 1-3-1 de-
fense, completely stopped the
Generals offense. Jim Wool
bridge, 6-foot-4 WI center, who
had an 18-point average, saw it
shrink as he was held to one
field goal and a foul for 3 points.
st. Johns held an 11-6 first
period lead and 22-9 at half
time.
John Frazier with II points,
Bob Talbot with IA and Jim Col
lins with IL were top scorers for
ST.: Johns.
Durwood Register scored 16
points, Ralph Boswell 13 and
Bill Clark 10 to lead Fairfax to
a 57-42 victory over Mount Ver-
non in a Northern Virginia.
Group /, league game. Fairfax
now has a AZ league record and
8-5 for the season. Mount Ver-
non is 0-5 in the league and
3-5 for the season.
George Mason took over first
place in the Group II. District
II, League with a 58-42 victory
over Garfield. Ralph Havens
with 20 points and John Tasker
with Is paced the Mustangs win.
George Mason now is 80 in
league play and 1913 for the
season.
In other league games. Os-
bourn of Manassas and Wake
field scored upset victories. Os-
bourn defeated Nokesville, 43-40,
and Wakefield won over Hern-
don, 47-40. In one other league
game. Loudoun County defeated
Marshall, 47-37. Nokesville and
Herndon, as a result of the losses,
are now tied for second place in
the league with To records.
Falls Church made its season
record 5-6 with 64-49 victory
over Bell. Bob Cline with 10
points was high for the Jaguars
and Sam Cheri with 26 high for
Bell.
Annandale broke a 10-game
losing streak with a STAG victory
over the George Washington
High jayvees. 1t was only the
second win in - games for An
nandale. HANSON.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

decision to the New Haven
Blades. Wholesale injuries
wrecked them, but by beating
Baltimore tonight and New Ha-
ven Saturday night they could
return to the winning side of
the ledger.
Currently in third place. the
Lions are leading the Clippers by
only percentage point and
must win to avoid a dip to
fourth place In the f1ve-team
league.
The Clippers will import a one
two punch comprised of two
bothersome ex-Lions in Bibber
O'Hearn and Gordon Warner
Both scored as Baltimore beat
the Lions, 80, Sunday night in
Baltimore after being routed by
Washington, 1871. in Atlantic
City Saturday night.
EASTERN STANnYNES
Evening star., 1955-02-09
By Bob Honson

With the recent addition of
High Point High School, the
Maryland Bi-County League
comprises six teams.
No change is expected In
Evening star., 1955-02-09

tied the bench as Anacostia
swept by Western, $3.50. Don
Rhine was high for the Indians
with II points and Sal Lom-
bardi with IA high for Western.
Anacostia is now 11-3 and West
ern 2-8. The game was a non-
Interhigh League contest.
Bob Wondrack scored 20 points
to pace Coolidge to a 1850 vic
tory over Mackin; Lew Luce had
II points and Gus Muir and Pete
Abbott 16 each as Wilson de-
feated Georgetown Prep, 1850;
AL Dutch with 16 points was
high as Cardozo defeated DOUG
lass of Baltimore, 1912, and
Damian Crane and Chris Walsh
each had 13 points in Priory's
44-42 victory over Gallaudet
Prep.
Dave Gross "a points was
high for Frederick Sasscer as it
defeated Calvert County, 1888.
Sasscer's season record is TT.
Glen Raby scored % points
and Larry Gray % to lead La
Plata to a 66-4l victory over
Southern High. LaPlata's record
is TT.
George Kemp scored four
points in an overtime period to
give Damascus a 1895 victory
over Middletown. Damascus is
now 90.
Glen Burnie scored a 43-37 up
set victory over Lackey High at
Indian Head last night.
The schedule: ..
Cardozo VS.. Armstrong Frncis. 2.
Bitimore Dunbar at Spingarn, $40.
Gonzasa ct Episcopal. $3.50.
George Washington at GEORGETOWN
Johnson Williams at parker-oray.
1870.
Hoffman Boston at Richardson. 8.
Landon at Friends. $500
st. Anthony at National Training
School, $3.50.
Tomorrow.
Columbian Prep VS.. Kendall at Gal
Eastern VS.. Bulls at Walter Reed. 4.
Frederick Sasscer at Gwynn Park,
2:15.
Stafford at Garfield. 8.
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Northwestern Victory
Shows B-Cc Coach
Has Big Job Ahead
By Dick sIoy

1t@N SsS/
Jud Judkins is the first to
admit that he's pointing his
Bethesda Chevy Chase outfit
for next basketball season. But
judging from the 67-54 licking
administered by Northwestern
High yesterday. Judkins' task
amounts to much more than
waiting for his underclassmen
to develop by themselves.
Judkins has been using only
one of his seven seniors George
Welcker-in the starting five.
Coach Bill Yarnall does the
same at Northwestern, except
that Jerry Brogdon is the only
senior on the whole club.
That comparison alone means
that JudkinS has a difficult
teaching job cut out for him,
even though both coaches point
ed out that Northwestern had
one" of its best offensive games
yesterday while B-CC was suf-
fering about its worst.
The Wildcats came to Be-
thesda with the intention Of
solidifying its hold on second
place in the Maryland BIZ
County League and they didn't
waste any time.
Early Accuracy Pays OF.
According to Judkins' figures,
Northwestern hit on 10 per cent
of its floor shots in the first
quarter to grab an 1910 lead
and B-CC threatened only once
thereafter. Bob Thomas. sank
five goals in a row without miss
ing and finished with 20 points
to pace the Northwestern attack.
Gene Tyndall picked up the
habit with phenomenal outside
shooting in the second and third
quarters and ran his total to IL
for the afternoon.
Hank Sanderson experienced a
hot streak soon after intermis-
sion by making four shots and,
with the aid of a B-CC break,
closed the gap to ABA. It was
Welcker. however, who stole the
scoring show for both teams.
He was the Barons' only effective
rebounder and he combined that
talent with good shooting from
the post. plus nine free throws,
for Is points.
Northwestern improved its
league record to 6-1 and over
all mark to 11-2 by winning it's
seventh game in a row. B-CC
suffered its fifth defeat in 16
games and now has a 3-3 record
In Bi-County play.
Blair Wins 18th Straight.
Meanwhile, two other league
games resulted in Montgomery
Blair defeating Suitlahd, 68s41, |
and Bladensburg winning over
High Point, 1888.
Alan Alkire with 19 points and
Herb Jacobsen with Is paced |
Blair to its 18th straight victory |
without defeat. The Blazers |
lead the league with TO mark. |
Kenny Moreland with 10 points
was high for the Rams, who
now have a LIS league record !
and 8-6 for the season.
Bladensburg's league record is
3-4 as a result of yesterdays
win and 8-6 for the. season. High
Point has lost all seven of it's
league games and has a $40
season mark.
Oxon Hill kept pace with Blair
as the areas only two unbeaten
high school teams. Oxon Hill
won its 18th. 72-44, over Laurel
as Joe Horne paced the winners
with 20 points. The victory gave
Oxon Hill SO record in Prince
Georges County Class B games.
Bobby Logan broke the school
basketball scoring record as he
made IS points yesterday to lead
Gwynn Park to a 67-46 victory
over SurrattsVille. The old rec
ord of 80 was held by Frank
McDonough.
In other nearby Maryland
games, Gaitherburg' defeated
Wheaton, 64-53; Glen Burnie
won over Lackey, 43-37, and
Sherwood edged Poolesville,
E6.SA
Evening star., 1955-02-09

Coach Russ Lombardy emp
Evening star., 1955-02-09

Glen Raby scored % points
and Larry Gray % to lead La
Plata to a 66-4l victory over
Southern High. LaPlata's record
is TT.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

George Kemp scored four
points in an overtime period to
give Damascus a 1895 victory
over Middletown. Damascus is
now 90.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

Dave Gross "a points was
high for Frederick Sasscer as it
defeated Calvert County, 1888.
Sasscer's season record is TT.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

Annandale broke a 10-game
losing streak with a 57-46 victory
over the George Washington
High jayvees. It was only the
second win in IL games for An
nandale. HANSON.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '53 Custom Tudor; rordomatic
7; and h.. seat covers; clear
throuRhout, 81 .295: 2-day money
back trial. 4-month written Guaran'
tee HILL a. SANDERS. wash Old
est Ford Dealer. lila Vernon ave
NV. AID. 4-43O0. Open ewes. till 0
rom i '' 81 p Victoria VS.: r. and h.
Wv. tires. top condition through.
out. 81 .495; 2-day money-bacl
trial i-month written guarantee
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'S Oldes'
Ford Dealer. 1114 Vermont ave
NV. AID. 4-430O. open ewes. till 8
FoRD 80 IS crestline convertible: Ford:
cmatic. r. and h.. Wv. tires. /.
owner. low mileage. showroom con.
dition: 81 .595. 2-day money-bacl
trial, 4-month written guarantee
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s OIjest
Ford Dealer. l114 Vermont ave. NV
NV, AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. TIL o
Sat. till 5.
FORD 81 de luxe IS" Fordor; witt
radio, heater: raven black finish anC
IN AL condition; $685..
PARKWAY-FORD
305l NJ st. NV. AID. 2-OlSs
q TILL q; SAT. TILL, Il