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Evening star., 1955-01-22

1t probably win come as no
surprise to followers Of the Cath
olic League to see Gonzaga. de-
Tending champion, ON top.
The Eagles. having it q bit
tough in games outside the
league, found q soft touch last
night in st. Anthony, winning
61-46, in the second Of two
league games at DeMatha.
In the opener, Mackin climbed
into fourth place at the expense
Of winless DeMatha, taking q
6l-43 decision.
Gonzaga. with its scoring
punch Of Ronnie Bennett and
Tony Natoli. is going to be hard
to stop from taking q second
successive title. It has yet to
meet st. Johns, Priory, George
town Prep and DeAdatha. Only
Evening star., 1955-01-22
By Ire Assoeinisd Press

BALTIMORE. JAM 22.-Un-
less they can get 3 court to rule
otherwise. Virginians and West
virginians win have TO pay Mary
land to fish in the Potomac
River above Great Falls even
though they do 1t from their
own shores.
The Maryland attorney gem
erals ONCE ruled yesterday, after
searching through 323 years Of
legal lore. that the outlanders
must have d special Maryland
license. II costs SITS.
The state legal minds figured
il this way:
The 1852 charter granted Lord
Baltimore hy the English crown
gave him the Potomac right up
Evening star., 1955-01-22
D. c. Pinn,en Avert
Shufout on Victory
By StoIcup, Weedon

A victory by Billy Stalcup and
Sonny Weedon In doubles saved
Washington from a shutout in
an all-star duckpin match with
Baltimore last night at claren-
don.
StaIcup Shot l2l and weldon,
ss7. against sss for Dave volk
and 1868 for Augie Schroll to win
by Il pins. s08 to 767.
Baltimore won the team con-
test by 81 pins. 1889 to l,772,
For Baltimore, Volk rolled 3S4:
Jimmy Dietsch, 381: Schroll.
326: George Young. 365 and
John Weinkam, 383. For WASH
ington, Weldon shot 39S. Pat
Crescent, 353: Frank Micalizzi.
$40; Tommy Mock, 225 for two
games: Guy Andes, 208 for two:
Cletus Pannell, SO and Stalcup.
140.
In singles, Weinkam defeated
Weldon, 38l to $50.
The scores we're disappointing
to a large gallery, but the re-
ceipts gratifying TO the Bowlers
Victory Legion. which got $50.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
NORTHERN VIRGINIA LEAGUE
STANDINGS.

E;;s,;E;i S:;;,.. z.:a Ei''' 1:ssss sssisA !
Washington-Lee, defending
Northern Virginia League cham
pion. has met all league teams
but Falls Church in the first
round and from all indications
1t will fare as well in the second
round as 1t has in the first.
The latest league victim was
Mount Vernon. which couldn't
cope with the fast-breaking
Generals and dropped its fourth
consecutive game to a league
opponent. 57-37. last night at
Mount Vernon.
WI plays Falls Church Tues
day and isn't expected to have
any trouble recording its fourth
league victory. The second and
final round begins next month
and only George Washington.
defeated last week. is apt to be
troublesome for the Generals.
The areas second -ranker high
school team, Washington-L Lee,
had little difiiculty In proving its
superiority over the Majors. It
held Mount Vernon scoreless for
the first 1914 minutes of play,
meanwhile building up q 19-
point lead.
Mount Vernon attempted a
zone defense for the first time
this season, but it was only par
TALLY effective as the Generals,
led by Jim Woolridge. sifted
through.
Woodbridge. who also did q
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Victor Over Mueller,
BasiIioto keInainldIe
Until Bout for Title
sy N. A..osie,sd Pres.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Jan. 22.-
Carmen Basilio, q convincing
winner last night over tough
Peter Mueller Of Germany. won't
box again until he meets Cham
pion Johnny Saxton for the well
terweight title.
Harry Markson, managing
director of the international
Boxing Club, and Basilio's
handlers talk of April / in Syra-
cuse as an agreeable site. Sax
toms manager. Blinky Palermo.
Is baking.
In the meantime, Basilio, sliced
around the eyes, will sit 1t out.
taking no chances on that No. /
rating in the 147-pound class.
Basilio proved himself a solid
workman by softening up Mueller
with q solid body attack last
night and then switching up
stairs to gain an unanimous de-
cision in 10 good rounds.
The crowd Of $3.50 paying
$35,899 to see the nationally
televised bout, got plenty OF
action for its money. despite the
lopsided scoreboard. 1t simmered
down to one simple thing ANY
thing Mueller did, Basilio did
better.
Judge Harold Barnes had It
8-1-1 and Referee Harry Kessler
7-2-1. Both were imported from
New York to work the show.
Judge Jack Kimball. a local man.
scored 1t Cd.
For q time it seemed Basilio, a
Stool favorite, would knock out
the tough Clown Of Cologne"
A left hook in the fifth might
have done the job If Mueller
hadn't been close to the ropes.
As 1t was. Mueller hung on the
strands, staring across the ring
in q daze. while Referee Kessler
picked up the count. He snapped
out OF it and walked to his
corner while Kessler gave him
the compulsory eight-count.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Big Boys Make Big Difference
As Unbeuten Blair Wins No. TO

i took scoring honors for his team
with Is points. all Of them made
I IN the second half.
Another team matching Blair's
| 10 straight is Oxon Hill. which
had little trouble disposing Of
Frederick Sasscer. $40.
In winning No. 10 without q
loss. Oxen Hill. paced by Sonny
Pipef's II points. took q 32-19
halftime lead and continued to
add to it in the next two periods
Damascus and Sherwood
hooked UP in q low-scoring game
that found them tied, 36-36. at
the end Of regulation time.
| George Kemp Of Damascus then
scored four of the six points his
team made in the extra period
to give Damascus a 42-37 victory.
In another overtime contest,
LaPlata defeated Great Mills,
56-55. Glenn Raby's field goal
and, Marbury Hawkins four shot
for LaPlata provided the mar
gin Of victory. Ben Grimes of
LaPlata and Mike Miller of
Great Mills. each with 20 points.
were high scorers for the night.
Gwynn Park also had to 60
into overtime for q win, defeat
| ing Laurel, 56-54. With the score
51-5i in regulation time. Bob
Carroll and AL Mangrum hit for
field goals and Jebby Wells a
foul shot to put Gwynn Park
out in front in the overtime
/ period. Carroll finished with %
points for the winners.
Junius johnson scored lS
points for Carver High Of Rock
vile as it scored its hrst victory
in .five games. defeating Charles
Town High, 1882. at Charles
Town, w. Va. last night.
Paced by Burt Kilbey's II
points. Gaithersburg won its NTH
straight. defeating Richard
Montgomery. 62-45. Gathers
burg had only q scant 1926 lead
at halftime, but pulled away in
the last two quarters. The vic
tory put Gaithersburg on top
in the Montgomery County Glass
B league.
Lackey High romped to an
81-35 victory over Margaret
Brent at Machanicsville as
Chuck Simmons, with 20 points,
| and Terry Bernard with II, led
| the attack. It was Lackey's
seventh win in nine starts.
Bill Wiles scored "a points at
Charlotte Hail defeated Surratts-
vile, 50-43.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Stone, Football Star,
To Play With SkIar' 5

Ayatus Stone, former Arm
strong High School star who
later sparkled at Syracuse Uni
versity and who is now playing
pro football in Canada, will be
In the lineup for Sklar's ALI
Stars tomorrow when they meet
the Brooklyn Brown Dodgers at
5 pm. at Turner'S Arena,
Stones running mate will be
Jay Peterson, q teammate at
Armstrong where they co-cap-
tanned the basketball team that
won city honors In Division Two
and went on to capture the
South Atlantic championship.
After starring in the Syracuse
backfield. Stone was drafted by
the Chicago Cardinals of the Ma
tional Football League, but
elected to play in Canada instead
and signed with the Ottowa
Rough Riders. His ball carrying
and punting made q hit with
Canadian fans. He also played
with Shaffer's pro basketball
team in Canada.
Stone also Is reported to have
received and rejected offers to
try out with the st. Louis Browns
and Brooklyn Dodgers baseball
clubs.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Arcaro and Neyes Escape
Injury as Horses Collide
by me Assoeiaisd Pres.

ARCADIA, Calf. Jan. %. -
Eddie Arcaro and Ralph Neves.
two Of the country's top jockeys,
were involved In a bad spill at
Santa Anita yesterday but
escaped with q shaking UP.
Rounding the far turn into the
stretch in the eighth race, Neves'
mount, Dixie Valor. broke down.
As the horse was being pulled
up. there was q collision with
Arcaro's mount, Foolish Boy.
Both riders fell.
Preliminary examinations at
the track hospital indicated
neither rider was hurt sum-
GENTLY to prevent his riding in
today's races. Neves Is scheduled
to ride favored Miz Clementine
of the Calumet Farm In the
$40. .O00-added Santa Anita
Handicap.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Jockey Broussard Wins 5,
But Last Race Streak Ends
By ihe Assoeiased Press

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-Ap-
prentice Jockey Ray Broussard,
the Nations leading rider, rode
fiye straight winners at the Fair
Grounds yesterday to boost his
years total to 80.
The 18-year-old rider from
Abbeville. La, won the FIRST race
with Blue Reno t$6.60). the third
with Booral 1851. the fourth with
Diamond Flash ts6.20), the sixth
with Main Speaker t$i3.40) and
the seventh, the featured S2,800
Opelousa Purse, with Cajac
t$4.6O). He had no mounts In
the second and fifth races,
Broussard failed to finish in
the money on his other two
mounts, Old Prospector in the
eighth and Sue-Te-Paul in the
ninth. Previously he had won
the ninth race on the card for
six straight days.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Non-MoryIonders Must Pay
To Fish Above Great Falls

to the high water mark on the
Virginia shore.
In 1785. Maryland and Vir-
ginia signed q compact sharing
fishery rights on the Potomac.
but only as far as Great Falls.
q dozen miles northwest Of where
Washington now stands.
Above there. Maryland rules
the river. West virginians have
to pay because their State was
carved out Of Virginia.
The question came 10 the at
torney general from Magistrate
Donald w. Mason Of Cumber-
land. He was confronted with
the problem Of what TO do with
two West Virginians picked Up
by game wardens while fishing
from their side Of the river near
Paw Paw. w. W.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Lions Meet Worcester
In Atlantic City Ionioht

The washington Lions hit the
road tonight for q two-day trip.
opening against the Worcester
Warriors in an Eastern Hockey
League match at Atlantic City.
/ Tomorrow the Lions move on
to New Haven. Conn. to play the
second place Blades. returning
home after that engagement for
almost q full weeks rest before
their next match.
Marlowe Mcdonald. hard
skating center. who has been
sidelined for three weeks with
torn ligaments in his right
shoulder, Is expected to return
to action tonight. But Goalie
Jack Spencer's sprained ankle
win keep him idle. Frank Pascc
win replace him.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Babe zaharias Ties
For Lead at Tampa
By the Asseeio,sd Pres.

TAMPA. Fla. Jan. 22.-Two
old rivals who have won the
event twice each were tied for
the lead at the halfway mark
in the 5000 Tampa Women's
Open golf tournament today.
4 Hard-hitting Babe zaharias
Of Tampa and precise Louise
Suggs Of Cincinnati finished the
first 36 holes yesterday with 146
for q three-Stroke lead.
Miss Suggs couldn't hit any
thing wrong as she tipped around
the tricky 6,207-yard Palma Ceia
course in So. six under women's
par and stroke better than
mems par.
The Babe hit plenty Of bad
shots but smashed her way out
Of trouble time and again to
come IN with n IN
Evening star., 1955-01-22
0uaniiro Bounces Back
10 Roui Boiling, 1854
spssIal pispoish : NJ s,url

QUANTICo. va. Jan. ~. SIS
Quantico Marines blasted Boiling
Air Force Base. 1864. here last
night. indicating the Leather
necks are back in stride after
their recent loss to Fort Lee.
Quantico's regulars played only
about 10 minutes before giving
way TO the reserves. Ernie War
lick saved Boiling from an even
worse defeat BY tossing In 80
points.
Quanticoss aBn team defeated
Ariir q Hall. 74-5l. In the
prelh Aary.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
khans Dazzle Gallery
With Squash Mastery

University Club squash rae
quets enthusiasts who watched
Hashim and Aim Khan play
an exhibition match there yes
terday came away satisfied that
they are the best in the world.
While the crowd took turns
watching from the clubs linn
tied gallery, the visiting experts
from Pakistan displayed q fas-
cinating repertoire Of shots.
Hashim, the world champion,
defeated Harry Goodheart, Uni
versity Club squash instructor,
in q three-game tuneup. and
then whipped his younger BROTH
er In i've sizzling games. 1910.
lis, 18--14, 13--l5, 15--T.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Police Boys co9ers
PIoy Six Games Today

Two night games are on to-
days Metropolitan Police Boys
Club basketball schedule. Six
games in all were scheduled for
the Club No. 4 court at $40 Sixth
street S.W., starting at II am.
Teams in the 120-pound
bracket win have the spotlight
tonight, with Clubs No. IL and 5
meeting at Gas. and No. 4 play
ing host to No. II at 7:45.
Ninety and l05-pound teams
were scheduled to play at IL
am, ] pm. and 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
All Giants Regulars Signed

NEW YORK. Jan ~ R).-The
signed contract Of Davey WI
liams. New York Giant second
baseman, has been received. COM
pleting the signing Of all regulars
except pitchers for the world
champions. Williams contract Is
the nth announced by the
Giants.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Boil, 4Sirokes Ahead,
Remains Man 10 Beat
in San Diego Journey
Ap Wlrepho.o.
BY ihs As.oeia,sd Press

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Jan. 22.-
Tommy Bolt remained the mar
to beat today as play headed
into the third round of the
$4,000 San Diego Open goli
tournament.
The tall Texan from Houston
with rounds Of 50 and 81 for 1871
held q commanding lead of four
strokes as he set forth over the
broad. Flat Mission Valley
Country Club course.
Today may tell the tale for
Tommy. If he holds firm. he'll
be hard to overhaul in Sundays
final round.
One Of Bolts strong chal-
lengers is Gene Littler. former
National Amateur champion
who won the San Diego Open a
year ago and three weeks ago
was top man In the Los Angeles
Open.
The other Is Stan Leonard Of
Vancouver, British Columbia
often called Canada's finest
tournament player over q period
of years.
Littler. "a. turned professional
after winning the San Diego. He
/ is well acquainted with Mission
Valleys 6,706 yards and par
36-36-72. San Diego is his
home although he plays out
Of Palm Springs fashionable
Thunderbird Country Club.
Littler Swung around the val-
ley acres in workmanlike style
33-33-66.
Leonard fashioned a 36 on the
first nine and then posted an
astonishing 80 for the trip home
"a trip that included an eagle,
i've brides and one bogey.
4 T.. \ . 4
Evening star., 1955-01-22
81 Bob Hanson

ssssesss.ce. sssdssss.ss5e aish as'il-8s Raln.. !
By Bob Hanson
Montgomery Blair Highs bas-
kethall team continues to steam
roll most Of its opponents and
as long as 1t. has its two big
players, Dick Brown and Herb
Jacobsen. under the baskets. the
areas top-ranked quint win re-
main hard to beat.
The unbeaten Blazers scored
their 10th straight victory last
night over q game but OUT
manned Bethesda Chevy Chase.
69-51.
In its winning streak Blair
has had q couple Of close calls.
scoring by only one point over
both Washington-Lee and Con-
zaga. Tuesday it takes on a
fast-surging Roosevelt team.
ranked eighth.
The game viii match two
teams with big players. While
Blair has Brown, 6-foot-3. and
jacobsen, 6-foot-9, the Riders
have Ken Ericsson. 6-foot-5
and Charley Featherstone, s.
foot-l. Blair may ind its match
in this pair and its winning
streak may be seriously threat
ened.
For the first quarter last night
lft appeared that an upset was
In the making. Despite its size,
Blair was outjumped on the
boards as the Barons kept pos
session Of the ball most of the
first period. B-CC led. 1913, at
the end of the quarter. with 10
of that total coming on foul
shots. It was the last substan-
tial lead the Barons held. how
ever.
With Brown and Jacobsen
gaining control Of the boards in
the next three quarters. Blair
pulled away to q comfortable
lead, It was just a case Of Blair's
size and experience winning out
over q smaller and greener team.
Four Blair players hit in
double figures, Brown getting 20
points. Jacobsen II. Dick Street
II and Frank Corcoran IL. Angus
Lamond. jr.. with IL, and Bruce
KesSler and Hank Sanderson,
each with 10 points. were high
for the Barons.
In other league games, North
western retained second place
with an easy 65-3l victory over
High Point. and Bladensburg
edged Suitland. 52-49. Jerry
Brogdon Of Northwestern was
high scorer with % points. War
rem Richards of Bladensburg
Evening star., 1955-01-22
NFL and Canadians
Discuss No-Raiding
Agreement Today
sr .hs A..esialsd pts..


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a
Pro football officials from two
nations sit down today to try to
work out q no-raiding agreement
on player contracts.
They admit it won't be easy.
SITS q step in the right di-
rection. but there are many OBJ
stacles to overcome said Conn
missioner Bert Bell Of the Ma
tional Football League yesterday.
On the other side of the fence
is the Canadian Big Four. rep
resented by Ralph Cooper. league
president. and officials from each
Of the four teams.
81 don't know what line the
talks win take" Bell said. They
called me and asked If they could
come down, and ] welcomed
them
Repeatedly, the Big -Four has
been seeking to patch up its re-
cent feud with the NFL which
has resulted in contract jumping
and high salaries.
1--WE met several times before
with representatives of the Ca
madam league" Bell said. Last
year we sort Of outlined a plan
we thought would work but when
they took it back home, the deal
fell through somehow. ~
.All ! know about this new
move Is what / read in the
papers. However, also read in
the papers that one team.
Toronto. has signed eight Of our
players.
I'VE didn't start this thing
but we're very happy to sit down
with them and try to end it.
We feel that everyone should
honor his contracts and options.
whether he be Of the NFL or
the Canadian League. Encour.
aging anything but that policy
is bad for these young men who
play football"
Los ANGELES. Jan. % (P.--
Tank Younger, star fullback Of
the Los Angeles Rams. says he
will. fiy to Toronto tomorrow to
discuss an offer from the Toronto
Argonauts.
Younger, who underwent
surgery to correct a knee injury
sustained late last season, told
Owner Dan Reeves Of the Rams
he. would not commit himself on
the Canadian offer until he re-
turns and discusses 1t with
Reeves.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20 CP).
Billy Wilson, star end for the
San Francisco Forty Miners.
signed q contract yesterday for
his nth year with the team.
Billy, named most valuable
player at the pro-bowl game at
Los Angeles last week, and tied
during the 1854 season with Pete
Pihos Of the Philadelphia Eagles
as the champion pass receiver
Of the National Football League,
had been sought by a number Of
Canadian teams this year. An
offer from Vancouver. B. c..
would repeatedly have doubled
Wilson's salary.
NEW YORK. Jan. ~ R.-
Two veteran tackles and two
rockies. including Rex Boggan.
All-America tackle last fall with
Mississippi. have signed 1855
contracts, the New York Giants
announced today.
The veterans are 235-pound
Ray Collins. a regular on de-
tense. and 245-pound Roosevelt
Brown. jr.. starting left tackle
on offenSe. The other rookie IA
Howard Lehman, a 235-pounder
from Mississippi Southern who
has been In the service two years.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
interhigh Gage Schedule
Moved Up Next Week

The Interhigh League basket
ball schedule next week has been
moved up one day because OF
the mid-year holiday Friday in
District schools.
Friday games win be played
Thursday, same time and place,
and Saturday games have been
reset for Friday. That makes the
schedule read:
Thursday chsmhsrlain u Tech. $50
Bel vs.. Wilson at Roosevelt. 1885, car.
". Roosevelt at Teeh a.ls. Friday--
anasosiis " sprinsSrn ns 4 4 TssS. ssSa sis o
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Navy Gymnusts Win

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. % lH1.
Navy smothered Georgia Tech in
4 gymnastics meet yesterday BY
taking ilrst place in every event
to win its second match OF the
year. 76-io.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
RedIess Sign seminick

CINCINNATI. Jan. q GP).
Andy Seminick, veteran catcher,
has signed his 1855 contract with
the Cincinnati Redlegs. He batted
.235 IN a6 games last year.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Blair and Coli Dates
Ahead ior Roosevelt
After Beating Cadets

II -
Roosevelt High takes ON the
areas top scholastic basketball
team next Tuesday. but the
Riders might be excused II they
look past this game to the one
Elater IN the week against
Coolidge.
The Riders, rated eighth. have
. modest win streak going, Their
fifth straight q 63-43 victory
over st. Johns yesterday al
Roosevelt. It was the seventh
win against one loss for Roose-
welt.
In running into Blair. Roose-
welt takes on the hottest team
among the big schools in the
area. The Blazers have won Il
without q loss. A victory fol
the Riders would come as some
what Of an upset.
What would be Of more sig
nificance. perhaps. would be q
win over Coolidge next Friday
and q more solid standing in
the West Division Of the Inter-
high League.
Coach Gabe Ferazzi has his
team in full stride now. Even
the loss Of Bob Wright through
graduation next month won't
be felt too much. Wright,s
place will be taken by Ed Grant.
who returned to the lineup the
other day after being out with
a back injury and celebrated by
scoring 10 points against st,
Anthony.
Roosevelt mixes up its attack
In most instances and yesterday
it was little Dick Preziotti who
had q hot hand. He scored 20
points, high for the game, and
played an excellent fioor game,
several times stealing the ball
and following up with successful
shots.
The Riders didn't find st,
Johns having exactly an Oh
day, The Cadets, with Bob
/ Talbot and John Moore finding
the range in the fourth quarter,
pulled up from . 29-l9 deficit
at halftime to take q 44-42 lead
Roosevelt then turned on the
heat and, with Preziotti doing
most Of the scoring, hit for nine
straight points to take q lead
it held to the last.
! Carroll High. its scheduled
/ game with Landon Cancelled yes
| terday because of d virus epi-
demic at Landon. hastily ar
ranged q game with National
Training School and scored q
73-46 victory. The loss ended
q 2O-game winning streak for
NTS. extending over last season.
Bill Hessler and Frank Wight
man OF Carroll each had 81
points and Dan OTeary Of Car
roll 20 as the Lions were taking
their seventh victory against
three losses.
Priory took the measure Of
Woodward Prep, 77-56, for its
fourth victory IN IL starts.
The game between Friends
and Sanford of Sanford, DEL. an
Interstate Academic Conference
contest scheduled at Friends yes
Iterday. was postponed until q
/ later rakn hhnrfiuA ~ nwn vv,i,,o :.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

- ~ W &SAS3b "a SAAAAANAAAnACs
s Loudoun County High, taking
an early lead, coasted to 4 So
38 victory over James Wood
High. its fifth win in, eight
games. Tom Helm with 18
points wasshigh for the winners.
Walter Griffin scored l6 points
in the flrst half to pace Parker
Gray Of Alexandria to a 58-42
win over A. q. Richardson High
at Parker-G Gray last night. Perry
Lyles Of the winners took scor-
ing honors with 10 points.
Nokesville overcame a I2-point
half-time deficit to hand Mar
shall High a 39-37 defeat. Gene
Beaver Of Nokesville and Ray
Russell Of Marshall. each with
II points, were high scorers.
George Mason. after two
straight losses. got back on the
winning track with a 76-43 de-
cision over Osbourn High of
Manassas at Manassas. Wall
lace Hook Of Osbourne was the
games high scorer with 1s
points.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Appears Only Threat
To Sweep by Woshington-Lee

large share of the rebounding,
finished with IS points. Dave
Davis was high for Mount Ver-
non with "a.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

Ray Fox hit for 20 points to
lead Herndon to its fifth straight
victory after two opening losses.
q 61-35 defeat Of Annandale.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

Maryland Bi.csanty Lsasus stanainEs
Mont. Blair 8 Blad.nsburr
Northuestern 5 / suifland 3
Bsthesda-c.c. Z Alsh Point Q 8
Evening star., 1955-01-22

The game between Friends
and Sanford of Sanford. DEL. an
Interstate Academic Conference
contest scheduled at Friends yes
terday. was postponed until q
later date because of exaEnina-
tions.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

Priory took the measure Of
woodward Prep. 77-56, for its
fourth victory In II starts.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
High School Basketball

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