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and fIorol arrangements, proper con-
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condIes from this informative little
booklet. Poroeon's new Poroeum bo's
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ner candles in 20 coors and white, a
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Shown, Tiny Lobro, holds 5 Tiny Topers
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into a recipe, you pour
it out Of a bottle. So much
easier, simpler :. lemon
juice at your 6ngertips
ready to pour just the
amount you need. And
remember, when a recipe
calls for lemon juice, I
recommend that you
reach for a bottle Of
REALEMON.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
AIM Demands RutfeI
Bar Teachers From
PartyConventions

The Executive Committee of
the Arlington Independent
Movement today called on School
Supt. T. Edward Rutter to keep
teachers and other school en-
ployes out of the School Board
nominating convention.
The group asked Mr.. Rutter
ito put all school personnel on
the same basis as county en-
ployes in respect to political ac-
tivitieS." The letter to Mr.. Rut-
ter said that all county workers
are required by law to refrain
from active roles in political
campaigns.
1--WE have full confidence that
you and your staff will observe
the proprieties of the situation.
that school administrators and
employees will not take part in
either the AIM or the nonparti-
san nominating conventions.
Both conventions are expected
to name candidates for the three
seats on the School Board to be
filled in the November elec-
tionS.
All five present school men,
bers were elected as nominees
of the School Board nominating
convention.
The AIM announcement indi-
Gated the groups intention to
link the School Board nominat-
ing convention with the non-
partisans, who have supported
candidates for Arlingtons gov
erning body, the county board.
The extent of the influence of
nonpartisans-and teachers-in
the nominating convention has
been an issue in past campaigns.
In the 1858 election the nom
mating convention candidates
were successful against AIM OPP
position. In the county board
race that year the nonpartisan
candidate was beaten.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
LAURA SIMPLER
DEMONSTRATION

Be sure to see Mrs. Louro Simpler Demon
strote home redecorotine for do-it-your-
sellers. Friday, 2:3O, Chevy Chase Audi
torium; Saturday, 2:3O, 3rd Floor, North
Building. Washington.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
r Points for Parents BY Esyth rso"o. wo'os.

Mother-Your teacher said
you should read at home so 1
am going to quit reading to you
and make you do all your read
ing by yourself.
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Flint knives, sharpeners
EKCO CUTLERY

Come in and let US show you how to
keep your knives sharp ond shining
See Ekco's new low-priced Pokkowood
handle line
Shown, top: Sharpening steel, 2.95
and 8" corver, 2.75
Shown, below: Shorpener, los
and 3" pairing knife, Csc
We will sharpen on old knife without
charge os O demonstration.
Evening star., 1955-03-10

out Mr.. Campbell and ms merry little
cans! even keep a quick check list
of CAMPBELL'S eight meatless
Soups on my kitchen cupboard door
=. . so some days | serve one and
some another! Again, get ambitious
and mix tt0o soups to get neW soups
:. such as CAMPBELL'S Tomato
and Vegetarian Vegetable or Tomato
and Green Pea. You'll love the variety
you get that way >. so let me give
you my Lenten list for once day,
erery day Soup with 8 meatless
CAMPBELL'S Soups:
Cream Of Asparagus Tomato
Green Pea Cream OF Mushroom
Black Bean Vegetarian Vegetable
Clam Chowder Cream Of Celery
Evening star., 1955-03-10

COZY TwOSOMES AND CAY GROUPS are
more fun than ever when you perk up the party
by popping and eating JOLLY TIME Pop Corn. Its
sure to make hit because every kernel pops
crisp fluffy and deliciousi It's guaranteed or
your money back. JOLLY TINE is always hulless
too with no hard ceniers And its packed in air
tite metal tins for perfect poppin' freshness!
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lenten Suggestions

Happy thought for
appetizers and
desserts during
Lent -. FLORIDA
Grapefruit! You
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O'CEDAR MOPS

Mop your floors with wet mop that
keeps your honds dry. O|Cedor sponge
moPs have buitin squeezer to press
water out. During this offer you re-
ceive 90 trode-in credit toward q
new O'Cedor sponge mop If you bring
in on old mop or broom.
+7e. handled squeezer, regularly 4 so.
$50
H88. v-oetion squeezer. regularly 5 SO.
$50
Evening star., 1955-03-10

Der NABISCO
l009o Bran is the
only bran cereal that
gives you a natural
laxative the bulk
you need for a healthy
diet and good taste
all at the same time!
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learn to use and care for
MIRRO-MATJC
4.au.rt size 1875

Let Marie Creighton, factory consult
ant, service your -motic pan. She
can show you many new uses for your
pressure pan, and how to keep it in
top condition. You only pay for re-
placement ports to repair your pres
sure pan during this clinic.
Evening star., 1955-03-10

AND MAY l NOMINATE LA CHOY Meatless
Chinese Dinner as most likely to succeed" with
your family for an exciting change from your usual
meatless "standbys" during Lent? In one handy
package you'll find everything you need . can
Of eleganttastiRg meatess chop suey with bean
sprouts water chestnus and other exotic ingredi.
ents), can Of crisp chow mein noodles and even a
bottle of piquant La CHOY Soy Sauce All you do
Evening star., 1955-03-10

Lunches and dinners
are more delightful
if you serve CAMP.
BELLS Soup =.
in fact, | couldn't
H. II
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Of it as you like and lose weight while
you're at it! That's because FLOR.
IDA Grapefruit is short on cdlories
and long on pitdmins .. boasts lots
OF Golden Vitamin c, one vitamin
your system can't store up and needs
a big supply of every day. FLORIDA
Grapefruit is really worth its weight
in health and good taste so from
now on say mo" to too-rich desserts
and appetizers and go for" FLOR.
IDA Grapefruit. Enjoy it fresh - and
use canned FLORIDA Grapefruit
Sections for low.calorie salads. Drink
canned or frozen FLORIDA Grape.
fruit Juice whenever you're thirsty!
Evening star., 1955-03-10
NNHA: NN>SHA: Begin the Day Feeling Good

~OW end it feeling even bet.
ter! So | suggest NABlSCO l00%o
Bran as your morning breakfast
cereal! What a delightful flavor =.
it's so crispy.good and tasty, you'll
love it even without sugar. And natu.
rally this cereal gives you all the
well.known benefits of bran so
If you need bulk in your diet to keep
you regular, do try NABISCO lOO9o
Bran with milk or cream. Add fruit
and, il you like, sugar any way
you eat it, it's delicious! And remem.
Evening star., 1955-04-09
Youth to Compete
lin Mason Contest

Frances Smith. %, who recent
ly became Washington's 1855
champion bricklayer apprentice,
will travel to Buffalo, May 19 to
compete against &C other ap-
prentices from across the Nation
for the national championship.
Mr.. Smith, who lives at 3005
G street Sc, won a 5000 United
States Savings Bond in the local
contest. Second place and a S100
bond went to Patrick Farrell,
216 Anacostia road Sc. Gary
Lee Null, of 2730 Richmond
highway, Alexandria, won third
place and a $50 bond.
Evening star., 1955-04-09
More Construction ApprovoIs
Issued in Montgomery County

$2l 900; architect, Walter Wood
house.
j. Baldwin. Bethesda. owner:
commercial building at 7745-47-
40 Georgetown road, Bethesda;
cost, $4,000.
J. A. and H. B. Clark, 606 Sligo
avenue. Silver Spring, owners:
dwelling at 9315 Weaver street,
Silver Spring; cost. $4,000.
Monarch Properties. 6301 Six
teenth street NV, Washington,
owner; four dwellings at Shaler
drive, Wheaton; cost, $4,000
each; architect. James T. Tho
men.
Lawrence v. Lutes, 9705 East
Bexhill drive, Kensington, owner;
dwelling at 9811 East Bexhill
drive, Kensington; cost, $23 900.
Robert A. Kaiser, RID No. /.
Silver Spring, owner; dwelling at
Layhill road. Silver Spring; cost,
$13,300.
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cost, Sl5.OUO; architect, r. s.
Senseman.
Alvin L. Aubinoe, 1915 Nine
teenth street NV, Washington
cost, $4,000 each: architects
Aubinoe, Beery, and Edwards.
Charles and Howard Gel
sleichter, 1912 Lacy drive, Sill
yer Spring, owner: dwelling al
l2706 Lacy drive, Colesville; cost
$4,000.
j. Randolph Wilson, 1865 Pres
ton road. Alexandria, Va, owner:
dwelling at 63l3 Dahlonega road
Glen Echo Heights; cost. SIT, 900;
architect, David Baker.
The Karbco Corp, 22O9 I
street NV. Washington, owner;
dwelling at 10038 Renfrew road
Silver Spring; cost, $4,000;
architect. James T. Thomen.
Thomas Shroyer. 1913 Quesada
street NV, Washington, owner;
dwelling at 5801 Hillburne way
Chevy Chase; cost, $50, 900;
architect, j. Raymond Minis.
James j. Bogart, 1921 Claren-
don road, Bethesda, owner:
dwelling at 5613 Warwick place
Bethesda; cost, $4,000.
Warts Construction Co., Wood
ward B uilding. Washington,
owner; four dwelling at Chanute
drive and Gretna street. Be-
thesda; cost. SIS, 900 each; archi-
tect, Edmund w. Dreyfuss.
Longmeadow Dew e 10 p m n
Corp, 6135 Kansas avenue NE,
Washington, owner; five dwell
ings at Elsmere avenue and Wis
consin avenue, Bethesda; three
to cost $4,000 each, and two to
cost $4,000; architect, Morton
w. Noble.
Albert Mcintyre, 1924 Fortieth
street NV, Washington, owner;
dwelling at 90O3 Glenville road,
Silver Spring; cost 0,000; arch
itect, Harold Eggers.
Donald l.. Turkal, 1170O
Hatlher place, Silver Spring,
owner; dwelling at 205 North
west terrace, Silver Spring; cost,
Evening star., 1955-04-09

Recent building permits issued
by Montgomery County include !:
Robert Heater. Burnt Mills
Village, Silver Spring. owner;
dwelling at 209 Northwest ter
race, Silver Spring; cost, S28, 100;
architect. Walter Woodhouse.
Small g. Greenberg. 1861 East
ern avenue. Silver Spring, owner;
five dwellings at Hutting place,
Silver Spring; cost, $4,000 each;
architect. Jack Cohen.
Whitehall Manor Corp. 5701
Bradley boulevard, Bethesda,
owner; six dwellings at Durgin
road. Bethesda; cost, $4,000
each: architect, E. j. Muth.
Rockingham Builders. Inc,
Dennis and Julep avenue, Silver
Spring. owner; % dwellings at
Dennis avenue and Inwood ave-
nue., Silver Spring: cost. 500
each; architect, Joseph A. Siepel.
Lancaster and Hedrick, 4438
Ellicott street NV. Washington,
owner; two dwellings at Edge
field road, Kensington; cost,
$4,000; each: architect, E. j.
Muth.
Luther w. Cramer, 1007 Elm
avenue, Takoma Park, owner;
dwelling at 1912 Carroll avenue,
Takoma Park; cost, $14,500; ar
chitect, c. c. Wright.
Virginia S. Homer, TOO Bren-
non lane, Chevy Chase; owner;
dwelling at $500 Marywood road,
Bethesda: cost, $4,000.
Milton Pollinger, Pauline drive,
Chevy Chase. owner; two dwell
lings at Brooklawn terrace,
Chevy Chase; cost. $4,000 each;
architect. Hyman Cunin.
Robert H. Loveless, TOTO Pyle
road, Bethesda, owner; dwelling
at 1905 Inverness drive, North
Chevy Chase; cost, $4,000: ar
chitect. Warren Shoemaker.
o. F. C. Corp, 3045 v street
NE. Washington. owner; two
dwellings at Wendy lane and
Loyola street, Wheaton: cost,
$4,000 each; architect, Philip
Mason.
p & Development Corp, 1911
varnum street NV. Washing
ton. owner; five dwellings at
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring;
cost, $4,000 each; architect, M.
Mescobia
Edward F. Fry, Inc. 4918 Cor
dell avenue, Bethesda, owner;
dwelling at 9420 Rosehill drive,
Bethesda; cost, $4,000; archi-
tect, J. j. Schlosser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laupp,
2008 Rhode Island avenue. NE.
Washington, owner: dwelling at
1901 East BeXhill drive, Bethes-
da; cost, $4,000.
N. B. Turner. Virginia. owner;
commercial building at -23-
25 Old Georgetown road, Beth
esda, cost, $4,000.
w. c. IL A. N. Miller Develop
ment Co.. 1926 Forty ninth street
NV, Washington, owner; two
dwellings at Scarsdale road,
Bethesda; cost, $4,000 each.
Charles and E. H. Mcclure,
8640 Greenwood avenue, Takoma
Park, owners; dwelling at 1905
Franklin avenue. Silver Spring:
Evening star., 1955-05-04
ANOTHER PREviEW TONIGHT
Del Miller Stable Tops
Arrivals at Rosecroft

torious campaign at California's
Santa Anita Park where he set
a new track record Of 2:00a5-
fastest trotting time of the year
thus far.
Adams also vanned in 10 other
performers. including Express
Hal, a 2-minute PAGER nominated
for the $4,000 Henry Volo Pace
May 81 and all three $4,000 legs
OF Maryland's Triple Crown"
pacing series, starting with the
Rosecroft leg May 80.
Three other pacing stars are
preparing for Rosecroft's rich
free-for-all stakes Eddie Tay-
lor's Wilmington Star, Wendell
Wathen's, Chuck Volo and Bob
Parkinson's Walter McKlyo. An
other nominee for the big pacing
events, Banner Direct, owned and
driven by Bill Burton of Cam
bridge, Md, moved in today.
Ted Leonard, the tracks rae
ing secretary; who this morning
held the drawings for Friday
nights inaugural card, termed
the influx "tle greatest inva-
sion of 2-minute performers and
world record holders in Rose
croft's history"
Biggest news of the daily work.
outs was a blistering 2:05 chalked
up yesterday by Chuck Volo,
whose winnings total $128.S57.
This is the fastest time posted
to date at RoSecroft.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Sugar Roy Meets
Ponter Tonight in
UnteIevised Bout

DETROIT, May 4 R.-Sugar
Ray Robinson's comeback cam
paign completes its first full
circle tonight and the former
middleweight champion still is
trying to get it Strengthened out
on the road to another title shot.
Robinson is scheduled for 10
non-televised rounds against
Garth Painter of Salt Lake City.
who has lost six of his last seven
starts. -.
In his heyday Robinson could
have whipped Painter with one
hand. The result tonight is a
little less certain.
Robinson opened his come
back at Detroit's Olympia
Stadium in January with a
six-round kayo of Joe Rindone.
He's back in Detroit after a loss
and two decisions in three more
bouts. Nothing in the four
fights has indicated that Robin
son has regained any cons.d-
cradle part of the wonderful
skill and timing he displayed
while ruling the worlds welter-
weights and middleweights.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Fuirfux Truckmen
Win 3-Wuy Meet

Dennis King and Sam Ellis OF
Fairfax High both were double
winners yesterday in a triangu-
lar track meet at Wakefield High
as Fairfax squeezed by Wake
field, 5412 points to 54. Falls
Church had 301a points.
King took the 120-yard high
hurdles in 1875 and threw the
discus 125 feet, IL inches. Ellis
won the 880-yard run in 2:11.0
and the mile in 4:51.2. The time
for the mile was a new record
at Wakefield.
Wakefield won the mile relay
in 1892, only one second off the
State record for Group II high
schools.
In another meet between Vir-
ginia schools, George Mason de-
feated the Washington-Lee jay
wees, 602s to 48Hs. John Miller
and Ray Peterson were double
winners for George Mason
Miller won the shot put with a
heave of 40 feet, "a inches and
took the discuss with 112 feet,
Peterson took the 100-yard dash
in 1913 and the 220 in 22.7.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Fordhum Nine
Seeks No. 10
Against Hoyos

Fordham's baseball team will
lay a nine-game winning streak
on the line this afternoon when
it meets Georgetown on the
medical school field. The Hoyas
have won five and lost six.
The Rams preserved their per-
feet record yesterday at the ex-
pense of Navy. beating the
Middies, 10, in Annapolis as
Righthander Bill Hanrahan al
lowed only four hits. Southpaw
Dale Mcclure of Navy also
pitcher four-hit ball, but was
the victim of an unearned run
in the eighth. 1t was his own
error that put the winning run
on first.
Navy now has a five-game los
ing streak and stands SIS for
the season. boosting Maryland's S
hopes of beating the Middies
when they play tomorrow in An
napolis. Navy won last year, 5-l.
and has a 1915 edge in all
games against Maryland.
The Terrapins are going no.
where in the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference this season and seem to
be saving some of their best play
for non-conference foes. That
was the case yesterday when
they started with four runs in
the first inning and went on to
beat Richmond, 9-6, at College
Park. That left both teams with
81 records. ,s.
Outflelders Bill Walker and
Ralph Ward were Maryland's big
hitters, driving in seven runs be-
tween them. Walker had three
singles in five trips for five runs
batted in, while Ward hit two
run homer in the first inning.
Wake Forest, the ACC leader,
increased its record to 80 yes
terday by trimming Virginia,
9-5, at Charlottesville. The Cava-
lers now stand 0-9 in the league.
Catholic University and Amer
lean University are meeting in
a Mason-Dixon Conference game
this afternoon at AU. Gu fell
below the 500 mark yesterday by
bowling to Johns Hopkins, 1870,
at Baltimore. Gu now is 3-4 in
the conference and AU 1-6.
In other games yesterday VIII
son Teachers trimmed Naval Re-
ceiving Station. 1871, and Boiling
Air Force Base topped Howard,
11-5.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Wilson Edges
LeagueLeaders

Apparently Wilson Highs base
ball team has forgotten-or.
perhaps, taken to heart-that 6-1
smearing by Roosevelt last week
in the Tigers league opener.
Yesterday on its home field
Wilson frightened up its defense
behind the three-hit pitching of
Jim Eichberg and bumped the
West Division leader. Coolidge.
2-l. despite some sloppy offensive
work.
Except for baserunners being
caught in rundowns three times.
twice resulting from missed
squeeze bunts, Wilson lived up
to its reputation as one of the
tougher clubs on the West side.
The Tigers clipped Coolidge's
Tracy Chewing for only six
hits. but punched three of them
in the second inning when they
produced both their runs.
Eichberg, a lefthanded junior,
required no more of a lead.
Larry Connoly's double in the
first inning, which was lost in
the sun by Centerf1elder Rick
Barth; ground-rule double in
the third by Jack Silas, who
later scored on double steal.
and Gary Miller's single in the
seventh amounted to the only
Evening star., 1955-05-04

Del Miller's harness racing
stable, topped by Stenographer.
1854 harness horse of the year. :"
headed the new arrivals at Rose
croft Raceway today as the Oxon
Hill track prepared for another
nom wagering race card tonight
as a preview to the 20-night
pari-mutuel meeting opening
Friday night.
Tonight's eight-race program
will begin at 8 O'Clock, with the
public again invited free of
charge. Post time for the regu-
lar meeting will be $3.50 pm.
with the daily double closing at
500
Stenographer, holder of IL
world records. heads % stars
in the Miller stable ready to
compete in Rosecroft events
Stenographer is nominee for
the $500 Rosecroft Cup Trot
May 13 and the $4,000 Symbol
Gantle Trot May %. The Mil
Ter stable also includes seven
nominees for the $27 900 William
E. Miller Memorial Pace for
2-year-olds May q.
The horses that may be Ste
nographer's toughest rival in the
big trotting kes-Sharp Note
also is at the track in the
Stan Adams stable. Winner of
the 1852 Hambletonian, Sharp
Note arrived here from a VIC
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Denver Signs Pesky
As Managers Aide

DENVER, May 4 (P.-Johnny
Pesky, veteran American League
shortstop who drew his release
from the Baltimore Orioles two
weeks ago, has been signed by
the Denver Bears.
General Manager Bob How
sam said the 35-year-old Pesky
would be his first assistant and
also will draw utility infield as
signments with the Bears, now
buried in the American Associa-
ton cellar.
Pesky, a resident Of Lynn,
Mass. played eight seasons with
the Red Sox and was a member
of their pennant-winning team
in 1916. He was traded to De-
troit in 1852. to Washington in
1854 and later to Baltimore.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Many D. &. Entries Place High
In NutionuI Duckpin Tourney

Washington captured only one
major title in the National duck
pin championships just ended at
Pawtucket, r. l., but the upper
standings in many of the events
are dotted with District area
names.
Incidentally, Washington pro-
duced a future president of the
National Duckpin Congress in
Paul K. tKenny) Beck, named
sixth vice president. who will
succeed to the presidency under
rotati ton.
Charles E. Barnard of Wash
ington was succeeded in the pres
idency by Frank Vance of Meri-
den, Conn. Under Barnard's
regime a Congress tournament
record was set with an entry of
1,117 teams, six more than the
previous mark established here
in 1858.
After 25 years of participation
In the Nationals. Barnard finally
landed on a winning team
Office Force No. l in the mixed
regular booster division.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Answer Due Today
On Offer to Olson

PHILADELPHIA, May 4 P.-
Promoter Herman Taylor may
get an answer today from Man
ager Sid Flaherty on an offer OF
$4,000 for Middleweight Cham
pion Bobo Olson to box Light
heavyweight Harold johnson at
Connie Mack Stadium some
time in July"
Taylor made the offer yester-
day in a telegram to Flaherty
In San Francisco, spokesman
said Flaherty was in Los Ongeles
and had no knowledge Of it.
The mlddleweight champions
manager was expected back in
San Francisco today.
Taylor said both fighters
would have to make a 175-pound
weight limit and added the pro-
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Course Tougher
For VirginiaCup

WARRENTON, Va. May A.
Horses entered in Saturdays 30th
running of the famed Virginia
Gold Cup race face a more exact
ing test than those who ran in
previous races. The contest will
be staged over a measured 4
mile course for the first time
this year. making it longer than
the old route of "about 4 miles. -
The new course, laid out
over William E. Schlusendeyer's
Broadview Estate, also will have
81 jumps-three more than the
previous races and five more
than steeplechasers are required
to negotiate in the tough Mary
land Hunt Cup. The route was
mapped by Robert Bartenstion.
a civil engineer. ..
All entries are not in for Sat-
urday's race, but Henry w. Pool,
chairman of the Race Commit
tee, said he anticipates a field
of at least Is starters. Democles,
a local representative owned by
George w. Offutt III, shapes up
as the early favorite. Democles
won hurdles race in the colors
of L. r. Troiano last year and
was purchased by his present
owner in the fall.
A gray gelding, Democles made
a successful timber debut last
month, winning the Deep Run
Hunt Cup at Richmond under
Rider-trainer Grover Stephens,
who will have the mount again
Saturday.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Win Over Carroll Helps
Gonzogo I Toword Pennont

The Catholic Baseball League
race, as in football and basket
ball, has narrowed down to a
fight among Gonzaga. Carroll
and st. Johns for the champion
ship.
Gonzaga won the title for six
straight years until bumped two
years ago by st. Johns. Last
year it was Carroll. But the
Eagles, leading the league with a
81 record, may take a lead the
other two clubs will find hard to
close. st. Johns is So and Car
roll Az as result of games yes
terday.
The Eagles had little trouble
disposing of Carroll. 1912, and
st. Johns also had no trouble
with Mackin, winning, l4-2.
In one other league game, De
Matha took over fourth place
with 81 victory over George
town Prep. De Matha Is 81.
# Gonzaga has a game with
Priory t2-5O today and a double
header Sunday against George
town Prep (3-2). Victories in
those games would stamp the
Eagles as the club to beat for
the championship.
Carroll tried four pitchers but
none were effective as Gonzaga
took a 60 lead in the first two
innings Three more in the final
inning put the game out of reach
of Carroll. The Lions Clipped in
with six errors to make it easy
for Pitcher Bill Barnes victory.