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FORD '62 custom 9's" Tudor: beau
tiful original green flnish. very 10y
and turn SIGNALS. Truly . clean ca
at only 1905.
Edmonds (Ford)
s2os Wilson Blvd, Blvd Arl.. Va.

$3.50 WllSOu blVQ., All. va.
ia. 5-S822 -6
FORD 1855 VS. Fordor: shimering
sea green, overdr., heater. excel.
.ires: car has gone only S,712 miles
with one owner; ready to take you
on your vacation; country club
used-car special at $1.S45.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 WIS. AVE. OIL. 4-6100
Home Of Country Club Ued Cars"
FORD 1853 Country Squire; Fordo-
matte transmission. radio. heater.
This is Ford's luxury 8 passenger
wagon: one owner; S1,695. WATA
warranty.
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 M ST. NV. AID. 2-O1S5
OPEN DAILY. 90: SAT. TILL 6
FORD 81 Country Squire: cd. r.
and h: excel. cond., wood peri.
$3.50. M: s-601O, after 8. IS
FORD 1949 station wagon: perfect
condition with r. and h.; $425
HA. 2-s4S2. 10
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AUTOS FOR SALE (coat.l

DE SOTO '52 VS. hardtop; power
steering, tofQue converter, r. and h.,
,euto; window liftsi 2-tone paint;
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

NASH so Ambassador sed.; radio.
ssrms; asaasi sis ySnA On. ~RopER. SS fstS Ss and
| q. L ave. ne. 3"
NASH 80 2-door sedan: r. and A..
| with beds: 1895. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe
+ I'd. Arl., Va. IA. 7-7722.
NASH 1862 Statesman 4-dr.: 1895:
overdrivt. Weather Eye, custom
Equipped: 20 to % miles per gall
Ion; . factory back 60-day war
ranty. WILLIAMS 4 BAKER 25th
anniversary sale 29th and NJ SITS.
NV. Ho 2-S7O0.
NASH 1851 Ambassador 4-dr.: 1896;
Hydra-Matic, new finish, bed. en-
gine tip top; . factory back CO.
day warranty. WILLIAMS &
BAKER. 25th anniversary sale,
goth and M SITS. NV. HO. 2-S7O0.
NASH '46 4-door: radio and heater.
How can you lose for only S407
SILVER SPRING MOTOR Co, NC.
sii sps.. Ma. t ii. s-45oo. A'e'''
NASH '52 Ambassador 4-dr.: T. and
owner: excel. mech. cond.
ssdd;o95. Call BILL SMITH. JE, s.
1000. -l3
NASH '52 Rambler convertible: orig.
black finish: +. and h.; low MI:
can be arranged. Only S695.
ADDISON CHEVROLET
2303 14th st. NV. HO. 2-750O
NASH 80 Ambassador super 4-door.
r. and h. Ideal for that fishing
trip with its dble. beds. sos.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th St.. sil. spg.. JU. 5-6lS6I
OLDsMOBILE I94S 5-door sedan:
Hydra-Matic; heater and radio;
newly painted; snow tires: excel.
cond.: $500. Call JU. S-3034. %
OLDSMOBILE 1855 series "9s":
company demonstration, Hydra
Matte. radio. heater. power steering,
pSwes SEsae;; eiee Tindovs Esaf plus
oIDsMoBILE CADILLAC CO..
Eairlington shopping center, Alex
andria, ov. 3-0350.
OLDSMOBHE '54 4-door sedan;
nearly new. fully equipped: 10000
1mntddeage; leaving country. AID; A.
|oLDsMOBILE 80 club coupe: r. and
r.; Sc; real clean throughout:
S595: 30-day guarantee. HILL Il
SANDERS. Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer 1900 14th st. NV. NO.
7llIi; 1nlMos3pEn 1pen eye eyes ~ Q; sat; I'll s.
Hydra: gray finish: excel. cond.;
$395. Call BILL SMITH. JE: g.
oIDsMoBnE oaHSs model "ss": splendid MsS
eond.; Ss5 cash. full price. 1880
r. /. ave. ne. 90
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h. Fordomatic: 2-tone finish; Wv
tires; low mileage: 81 ,095.
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE,
$685. Wis. Ave-, ST. 3-7107

FORD 81 Country SQUIRE all-metal
station wagon; Ike new: $685.;
Butler-Bonded. LEE D.. BUTLER,
INC. corner Conn. and Fla. ave,
FoRDs-,5s Tudor. green. r. and
h. 81 .Oeg: "a Ford blue Tudor; r
I'T Hqies s.d2sl Rsaler. Fla. ave- ne. At 9Th
HILM2S 81 4-dr sedan; equipped
sale price, S595. Largest selection
Of ,foreign and american ears
Realsr IsI. for AHstin Of Ensland; Aus,
HAITIAN AUTO. INC 9Est. 1910
9TH and r sts. nv. North 7.2700
branch sales. 1870 King st.. Alex.
HUDs0NS-'56 Commodore ..s'' Sc.
h.; Soc. '5s Hornet 2.dr.; Hydra.
Z. and b., S1.199. HORNER'S COR,
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. NE. at 9th
HUDSON 30 "6" 2-dr.: r. and h.
3 geeea tires; $2s5. MR.. VAN, co
HUDSON '5s wasp club coupe;
heater. seat covers. beautiful me-
Inluc green uulSu. c4Celeut COnul-
ton; written guarantees; bank n
nancing. Enjoy the safety and COM
fort of Hudson's safe step-down
design at only $595.
of course!
DODGE PLYMOUTH
NJ STREET AT FIRST Sc.
Ii. $4,000 Closed Sundays
HUDSON 81 Hornet 4-dr,; equipped:
HyaTsMstis; sSssIsii stSi in excellent condition;
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
$685. Wis. Ave-, ST. 3-7107
HUDSON '52 Wasp club coupe. r.
and h., seat covers, 2-tone ivory
and green: Very clean, $685..
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st.. sn. spg., JU. 6-6ls6
HUDSON 80 WASP
4-door; 2-tone black and ivory, =.
soSe,i, snS b. 'seaF ediTeetionsl signals seat
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia. 2-oOO1
HUDSON '51 4-dr. Commodore "S";
radio, heater. Hydra Matte; re-
Gently reflnished in sparkling Ma
rine blue. completely reconditioned,
ready for miles Of hard wear: writ
ten guarantee; bank financing. VIII
go quickly at only $685..
HALEY'S of courSel
DODGE-PLYMOUTH
M STREET AT FIRST Sc.
Ii. $4,000 Closed SUNDAYS
JAGUAR "a Model Xxx 100 M; all.
white roadster; low mi: .or cond.
$4,000. TU. 2-3R27 or 10. 6-OS35
for appt. only. If Interested. Is
JAGUAR '52 Roadster White; 81 .S95
Also '53 Roadster and hardtop
See JACK PRY before you buy
14th and p. Est. 1928
JAGUAR '52 XK-120-M: wire wheels
low mileage, bucket seats, new
tires. ME. S-06S4. --12
KAISER 40 4-dr.; take over pay
ments Of SO week and drive II
away! SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO., INC. 1902 E.-W. hwy. (at Ga.
aveO, Sill. Spr., Nd. JU. 9-45O0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PARKWAY.FORD

FORD '54 VS. Tudor: Sheridan blue
finish with r. and b., turn signals,
etc.: looks like brand-new: used very
5000 miles. today's super special.
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Is
h., original Jet black finish: far
above average: S545. Car No. 66T-
A. MONROE FORD. 1887 East
West hwy. Sill. Spg.. Nd. Open
evenings til 8. Ju. 5-7S04.
MERCURY '52 Monterey hardtop: T.
and h., Merc-O-Matic: canary yel-
low body, jet black top: In excel
605-A. MONROE FORD. 1887 East
West hwy, Sill. Spg., Md. Open
evenings till 8. JU. 5-7S04.
MERCURY 81 club cpe.: radio, htr.,
Hydra. dr., splendid, sacrifice; 1888,
terms. ROPER" 18th and r. I.
ave. ne. o.
M. G. 81 ROADSTER
Black. tan top; heater. red leather
interior; SS95.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd, Arl,, IA, 2-90O1
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MERCURY ,62 Custom 2-dr.; raven
black finish with contrasting seat
covers. Merc-O-Matie. r. and h.,
turn signals and many other ac-
ceSsories: one-owner car, extremely
low MI; looks like brand-new; spe-
cial today. 81. 1.095.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1886 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 1-se47
Evening star., 1955-09-21

Marshal Gerald Bracken tool
|Grunewald from the jail to the
Post ONCE Building for bond ar.
|rangement. It was discovered
there that he had only IS. the
four 81 bills and the loost
change.
The marshal called Capt. Johr
|B. Kenealy. police commander
for Baltimore's central district
He began an investigation.
The police captain. during hi.
inquiry. found the $40 bill pastec
beneath q wooden bench in the
cell Grunewald had occupied
Nobody seemed to know why Il
was there.
Grunewald's Washington at.
torney. Armand Newmyer, sait
Grunewald had nothing to DE-
with the investigation Of the
policemen.
He didn't make any squawk.
Mr.. Newmyer said. "It's some.
thing they're doing. We've made
no complaints. He was In nc
condition to make any COM
Iplaints-he's B sick man"
And Mr.. Bracken said: "As
far as ] know he just passed out
Evening star., 1955-09-21
GrunewoId Tip to Police
Is Probed in Baltimore

matter Of the tip came about
this way:
Grunewald was brought to the
Baltimore JAN at $3.50 am. last
Thureday. pending arrangements
for bail on the income tax
charge. He had q 500 bill with
him. Sergt. Purcell. the desk
sergeant &t the time took the
500 and gave him q receipt for
|it-a normal property procedure.
|Patrolman Gumpman. the turn
key. took Grunewald to his cell.
A short time later. Grunewald
sent word he wanted the 500
bill changed into something
smaller. He wanted to "give the
boys around the place q little
present." police said.
Grunewald Given Change
The bill was changed. AT
|Grunewald's suggestion, Sergt.
Purcell kept SIS and handed
|Grunewald what was left-a $40
bin. four 81 bills and 81 in
change. Later, according to the
police investigation. the sergeant
gave Patrolman Gumpman $25
out Of the SIS.
At $3.50 am. United States
Evening star., 1955-09-21

Henry The Dutchman) Grune-
wald, whom the Government says
had q better time Of It financially
than he told them about. may
ind one small item Of expense
cancelled after today.
It involves o $75 "tip" which
two veteran Baltimore police are
accused Of accepting from the
Washington influence peddler
and which ct least one Federal
ofncial believes was handed out
because ''they got him q nice
clean cell"
Police said the money win be
returned to Grunewald-if he
wants it-aftsr it is used Is evi-
dence at o hearing for the two
suspended policemen, Sergt
James ]. Purcell and Patrolman
Michael q. Gumpman.
Lodged Briefly In jail
The tip. police said. was given
when Grunewald was lodged
briefly In Baltimore,s Central
Police Station In connection with
another money matter-the ac-
cusation that the evaded paying
$o6. .207 In Federal income taxes
In 1919, 1850 and 1851.
Baltimore police said the
Evening star., 1955-09-21

Iron Curtain countries, said he
was not allowed to see the ailine
cardinal on his visit to Hungary.
Hungary announced last July
that Cardinal Mindszenty had
been freed from q life jail term
on charges Of treason and es-
|pionage.
Senator Kefauver also told a
news conference he was worried
about the fate Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Endre Marion.
(Mr. Marion. Budapest corre-
spondent Of the Associated Press,
and his wife. employed by the
United Press. were arrested ear
lier this year. The Hungarian
Interior Ministry announced
July Q they had been charged
with espionage for United
States intelligence."J.
Evening star., 1955-09-21
Researchers Plan
Atomic Eurthquuke

TOKYO. Sept. q B.-The
International Geodetic and Geo.
physical Union wants to use
atomic bombs in artificial earth
quakes studies. the newspaper
Asahi reported today.
Asahi said Prof. K. e. Bullen
of Australia. chairman Of the
unions seismological section,
asked Dr.. Kiyoo Wadachi, d.
rector Of the Tokyo Central
Meteorological Observatory, for
his advice on the project. Seven
other experts in the United
Evening star., 1955-09-21

Ia tip to the boys for getting him
10 nice clean CELL"
The suspended policemen face
o hearing. probably today. be-
fore Baltimore Police Commits
|sioner James p. Hepbron. on
charges Of accepting money
without reporting 1t and conduct
unbecoming an officer. II the
charges are proved they could
be dismissed from the force.
|Sergt. Purcell has been on the
force II years and Patrolman
Gumpman IS years.
Evening star., 1955-09-21

States. Russia, Britain and
Switzerland were also queried.
Prof. Mankichf Hasegawa Of
Kyoto University. recently re-
turned from q union COMMITTEES
meeting at Brussels. told Asahi
"the plan is being carefully
studied by union seismologists."
The Tokyo observatory said an
atomic earthquake. If created
would be the biggest artificial
quake in history. The biggest
was In Heligoland, Germany, in
1948, when the allies blew ur
1000 tons Of German ammuni-
ton. the observatory said.
Evening star., 1955-09-21
.Mindszenty Well,
Kefuuver Assured

BELGRADE. Sept. 81 R.-
Senator Kefauver, Democrat Of
Tennessee. said yesterday he has
been assured Hungary's Joseph
Cardinal Mindszenty is well.
Senator Kefauver, who arrived
here after an extensive tour OF
Evening star., 1955-09-21
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
Illness, Shooting Miseries Hurt
Basketball Fortunes at POUhdtan

trend, when the Indians had 10
play without varsity guards. Wor-
sham and Wash. who we're down
with sickness The loss to {. r.
Smith reversed the decision gain
ed by Powhatan back IN January
IN Memorial Building gym.
The Rockville game Friday vas
tough one To lose. An Indian
rally appeared ready to even the
score late In the game. after the
Norton men had shaken of .
miserable first half slump during
which they could collect only
II points But the Rocks height
and blackboard work nipped The
rally short By eight points for a
49-4l loss.
Coach Norton says now that
Rockville and Caroline Will clash
tonight Tuesday for the district.
Title over the regular season
Against Rockville, Center George
Lee collected IL points 10 top Pow
hatan scoring. while Archie Good
uyn came up with good floor
and blackboard work.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22

The tides Of basketball fortune
running smoothly at pswhatan
High for six weeks, we're cnurned
into hurricane Of misfortune the
past week Coach Hank Norton S
Indians suddenly dropped ST.
50 contest TO Washington Henry.
lost TO c. r. Smith e0-48 and fell
victim to Rockville Highs height
ss-sl Friday night.
Injuries and shooting niseries
plagued the Indians for 10 days.
and an easy s43s victory over
Marshall District High Of Arvon-
d, early last week, was the only
bright spot on the horizon.
Nov Norton isn't sure whether
his squad has tournament berth
or not. and won't know until the
percentages are figured by dis
triet officials this week. The an
nual tourney la scheduled Friday
at c r Smith High. in Caroline
county The top four teams will
meet for the tournament title,
and a spot IN the State Group III
championships.
The 5l-50 loss 70 Washington
sienry started the downward
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
PampIin Loses 5O-3S.
To Appomattox;
Pilots Await Tourney

pampllns Doug JanHsson tai
lied 20 points for SCORING honors
but Group II Appomattox dealt q
50-3s defeat to the Pamprin High
Pilots Friday night At Appnmat-
tox.
II was tire final contest of TIE
regular season for the Pilots. Who
nov are pointing for the Dlstris.
J Group III tournament 81
Lynchbue COLLEGE THURSDAY to
Saturday this week.
The Pilots after playing ting
Hornets 20 d 1l-all first period
fell behind b. II points AT inter-
mission Appomattox leading 25-
Is after collecting II points 70
four for pafnplin In ne. second
period
W#h Teddy Mitchell and Jer-
ry George hitting III The second
half while contributing IN and ~
for tho game Apponatto1 mains
tained'e the edge the rest OF the
way
Bill Ransom. Pilot center adde's
u markers. and Jim Miller sly
more in the losing ca.&se,
The loss closes out the Pilots
with SO mark for the season
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
BOonsboro Hi Edges
Pamplin High ITO
In Overtime Contest

Pamplin High came within a
point Of swapping Boonsboro S ID
game undefeated streak while
dropping a ITO thriller to the
district leaders Wednesday night
n the Appomattox gym.
Boonsboro copped the verdict
In an overtime period capital4z-
ing on three free throws oppor-
tunities to squeak through to VIC
tory No Is
Those three points were one
more than Pamplin got IN the
extra time. Bill Ransons hook
shot being the Pilots production
The Pamplin center however
collected 80 points to lead the
scoring for the night
The Pilots lost despite Ransom S
81 markers and Doug JameTson' s
"a points, both scoring above
Deaner. Boonsboro guard. whose
20 points led the visitors
Boonsboro's all-round strength,
however. gave them four players
in double figures. Stienspring. 10,
Stallard II and Swisher Il. in ad-
dition 10 Deaner's 20.
Jim Miller contributed nine
more for the Pilots. Bob Beale
four and Ben Baldwin one
Pamplin trailed the winners %
to 27 In field goals but collected
on Is Of II charity losses while
the winners capitalized on only
IL Of % free throws.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
Powhatan High Girls
Take District Title
BY Unbeaten String

Coach john Guidon8 Ppwha~
ton High Girls basketbals team
closed out their season frldap
night with a 60-38 spanf1g q
the Rockville High lassies for an
unbsaton season Of 10 victories Iii
district play
only a loss ID Fluvanna mars
the great record Of the Guidons
cites this season
Ruth Stokes collected "a point%
in the defeat Of Rockville, while
Phyllis Green added l8 The two
losses TO Powhatan were the only
ones suffered BY the Rockville
girls over three seasons
TIE two teams viii clash Sat.
urday at c. T Smith High in the
annual district girls tournament.
Since the Guidon squad already
holds two regular season wins
over Rockville the going looks
smooth ahead
But Coach Gmdon is cautious
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
Bucks Top Amelia
55-44 In Crewe Gym

Buckingham Central HIg i
Jumped of 70 a first quarter lead
and was never headed while post
Ing d 55-44 District 3 win over
Amelia High Tuesday night il the
YMCA gymnasium at Crewe.
The contest featured a scoring
duel between Bob Moss. Bucklng 1
ham forward. and Larry Hammer
Amelia ace who has tile top game
AVERAGE IN the district. Moss col
Fcted o while Hammer hit for
20
Leroy Shiflett BuchnQham
cente' again was heavy com
tributor with Is points.
With the viii tile Buck
strengthen their hold on second
place II District 3 With ~
marx
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22

Hampdcn Sydney's hoopsters.
VINO hadn't whipped Roanoke in
-four years slipped past the Ma
rooms IN an a4~78 overtime VIC
tory Wednesday night IN Gam
mon gym here
Charity losses by Russ Holcomb
and Freshman TED Shepherd
gave the Tigers -four point edge
TIGERS BRBEAk 4-YEAR DIR
after two and half minutes Of
The overtime With IS seconds left
Chuck Motley Bengal guard
canned one 10 ice the contest
Otis fairfield Maroon forward
top scorer for the evening with
20 points then hit for Roanoke,
but Shepherd matched the shot
Motley led the Bengal scoring
with II markers. followed By
Wayne Land 10. Carter IS, Shep-
herd ID and Holcomb 10.
The scrappy game by Coach
M llam's aroused BenRaIs knocked
Roanoke out OF first place in the
Little Seven conference, as Emory
and Henry moved 10 first with a
10000 win over Lynehburg. Wed
ncsday night
The WaspS. however, aren't
bidding for the title since they
play only three Little Seven games
this season The title will rest be-
tween Hampden- Sydney, now with
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
FraZer's Heaye Sets
MD Shot Put Mark

Jun Frazer MISUNDERSTANDING
sophomore weight whizz. cracked
a!s own Mason Dixon Conference
indoor shot put mark Saturday
with 4 heaye Of as feet. -four and
half inches. The former mark
ct last year was 43 feet, two
inches
Wiley. also Of Hampden- sydney
vas second to Frazer IN the event
10 give the Bengals their met
-otal Of eight points
Roanoke College captured the
MD indoor title in the annual
Championships held at Lexington
You never know what's going
To happen In these do-or-die
tournaments" he declares. We
Il have to keep UP The teamwork
we've had all season to win
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
ReaSSeSSSment
Continued from Page


Assessors arc permitted 10 make
adjustments where they feel them
justified. and the law permits
property owners recourse to such
hearings for that reason Dis
agreement with the assessors may
be carried TO the Circuit Court in
cases OF inability to reconcile both
sides
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by
Virginia statute every six years
does not cover public service corp
oratlons. These are appraised an
nually by the State Corporation
Commission These, however. are
subject 10 the same assessment
and tax rate as other forms OF
real property. once established
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
Dump Jays Roanoke, Hopkins
Dump Jays Roanoke, Hopkins
7hree-Cane Victory Spree for Week Moues
Hampden-Sydney to Third In MD Standing

Hampden Sydney whipped
,jonnt Hopkins Saturday night at
Baltimore 1913 70 climb into
third place in Mason Dixon Con-
fererice standing II vas the Ben
gals ninth win in J MD starts
II was d team strength victory
witn FIVE Tiger players hitting for
doubae figures. led by RUSS Hol-
COMBS ~ points The loss push
ed hopkins down 10 lith in the
conference ard virtually knocked
them from a tourney berth.
Cpach Milan Hampden- sgd
neg squad started cautiously but
pulled away from ls-aH score
after nine minutes To taxi a.
"a fYalftime margin
Their lead Jumped ~ CLAP at
ter eight minutes 81 the second
halt and the Jays couldn4 there
altar close the gap
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22

TIE Falmville toxin team pac-
Cd By sharp shooting Lacy Cum
by polished of the Kenbrldee
town team. 1881 and tie Buck !
Inghani Has Beens. 1882 Ill road
games last week
Cum5Y hit for l8 markers
against kenbridge followed by
Billy Franklin and Bob Gagnou
with IS and IA respectively Lankv
Bill Drumeller's controlled re-
bounding aided the win
Cumby notted in the see- saw
Battle against Buckingham on
Thursday night. Bill Hupps is
ard Dave Cobb III were hi1h 10
The losers
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
District 3 Tourney
March 3-5 Matches
Top Six High Schools

TIE top SIX teams OF the TO-
team DisttIct ; d9rbup II bas-
ketoali race VIII converge on the
Hampton Sydney College gym
Aarct- :, ! . for thf all-deCisiye
district tournament
WIFE as many ais three games
Jeff On sume schedules. nairings
toT tilt thFee day tourney plll not
b. 4 selcetl until title end of thlS
week.
LawFeneeyille with a 1911 rec
ord thus far and ONE game re-
manning has cl.nched first place
in The district. Kenbridge and
sarm7sl.s, the number TWO and
three tear2s respectively also have
3ne game lcft 10 play A Win or
|loss either way witt decide tile
second and third place tour
|ley STANDINGS
On Match !. the four teams
.ranked seventh through tenth.
viii claSl in THE Blackstone ar
|mory 10 decide the number seven
ana eight. place Standings
This coming Friday and Satur-
day Fpb 1925, the top four girls
teams VIII meet at the Randolph
Henry Hialh School gym IN Char
lotie and runner- 4p honors
Game time Friday is Z 90 D. III
and Saturday, D. nh
District Roundup
Tuesday LawrenccVille rompcd
over Blackstone, 70-31 and Friday
iumped Randolph Henry ST.
~ kanbtldge kept pace In the
second place by wtrni,g It's tenth
and eleventh games 10 offset its
four losses for he SEASON The
comets defeated (9pwe. 81 40.
Tuesday then handed Bucking
ham 4 6l4G ,Waliopne on Fr.-
DAY the loss ID Kenbrdec gave
Buckingham a split t5r the week
The Huc S las defeated Amelia
p0-44 Ola Tuesday with Bobby
Moss scoring % points
F3rmVllf's Wolverines came off
with q pair oi victories to move
INTO a tight spot behind Ken
bridge with i 1914 record The
Woive \ Tailed M d2+29 triumph
avcr Ranfolph-Herllt and de-
|rastaj Fythyl+at,4e. Iti IA Ys,-tFss4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-22
Hampden-S Sydney
Tops American e.

HamDdcn Sydney and Amer
can University matched field goal
production at % but the travelling
Tigers collected II charity tosses
to II for the Eagles to win a Ma
son Dixon Conference thriller
6l-58 Friday night at Washington
The Tigers. using q height ad-
vantage effectively held a 34-25
halftime advantage. but the Ben
gals rallied with outside shooting
TO narrow the gap in the second
half
Hampden-Sydn never head
ed throughout. got double figure
performances from four players
10 hold~the edge. Chuck MOTLEY S
last second shot clinched the
touch-an-go last half and the
game ended with the scoreboard
reading $3.50.
MOTLEY and Center Russ Hol-
comb had IS points each, while
Wayne Land and Ted Shepherd
a pair Of freshmen performers
Clipped in ID and 10 more.
Americans finest center. Weiss
took scoring honors with II mar
kers.