Evening star., 1955-02-02
.B-CC-SuitIand Game
Postponed; Carroll
Suffers Double Loss

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postponement of the basketball
game between Bethesda Chevy
Chase High and Suitland. one of
six games scheduled in the area.
The game. a Maryland BIZ
County League contest, will be
played at a date to be set later.
One other game was post
poned, Georgetown Prep at
Friends. The game will be re.
scheduled at a future date.
In games yesterday, Carroll
High suffered a double loss. The
Lions lost a 1853 game to Sping-
arm, and also lost the services for
an indefinite period of Larry
Smith, 6-foot-2 guard.
Smith Twists Ankle.
Smith collided with Spingarn's
Francis Saunders in midcourt
in the third period. He limped
of the floor with a turned ankle
and today it was badly swollen.
Carroll, tied with Georgetown
Prep for third place in the Catho-
lie League, plays second-place st.
Johns Sunday. If Smith is un-
able to play it will hurt the
Lions chances.
Smiths absence began to tell
almost Immediately as Spingarn
proceeded to hang UP 26 points
against Carroll's 13 for the pc
riod and take a lead it held to
the end.
Saunders wound up with %
points and teammate Tony
Washington with 81. Frank
Wightman of Carroll was the
games top scorer, however, with
80 points.
Jim Collins with 16 points, Bob
Talbot with IA and John Frazier
with 13 led St. Johns attack
against Wilson as the Cadets
took an easy 73-44 decision. The
Cadets held a substantial lead
thl oughout the game, holding
Lew Luce, scoring sensation with
Wilson last year, to II points.
Tech, which has played in
and-out basketball this season,
upset Gonzaga, 70-56, as Bob
Bolen and Gordon tHoot) Glib
son combined for the victory.
Bolen scored 80 points and the
6-foot-3 Gibson, an All-High
tackle, did most of the rebound
ing. Ronnie Bennett was the
only consistent scorer for Con-
zaga, finishing with 20 points.
Ken Erickson, 6-foot-5 center
of Roosevelt, paced the Riders
to a 61-41 victory over Mackin
with IA points. Tom Mcmahon
was high for Mackin with 13
points. Roosevelt's record is 90.
Mackin 3-9.
Calvin Knot and Fred
Schwartzman combined to hit
for eight straight points late in
the third quarter to give Ana
costa a 54-51 victory over Pat
terson Park of Baltimore. It was
the ninth victory in IL games
for the Indians.
Don Dell scored 81 of his total
Of % points in the second half
to give Landon a 61-49 victory
over Boys Latin at Baltimore
yesterday in an Interstate Ath-
letic Conference game. Landon's
league record is 81 and for the
season Ga.
Julian Doc) Weingarten and
Bob Wondrack each scored 20
points to give Coolidge a 63-46
victory over Eastern. It was a
nom -Interhigh league game.
Each team has a 4-8 season
record.
National Training School
scored its seventh win in eight
games, 1924, over woodward
Prep as Bill Thomas hit for 81
points for NTS.
The schedule:
TODAY
Armstrong vs. Dunbar at Terrell, $3.50.
Bell at Eastern, 3:15.
Phelps at Fairmont Heights. $3.50.
Charlotte Hall at Gwynn Park, z.
TOMORROW.
SpinRarn at Cardozo, $50.
Fairfax at Washington-Lee.7
Parker-Gray at Richardson, 3.
Episcopal at st. Albans. $3.50.
St. Anthony at Landon, $50.
NTS at Gallaudet Prep. 2.
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