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FOR SALE
VIM. n. Weeks

| VIM. n. Weeks
Real Estate
185 Townsend st.
GA T. 1897
Roxbury 10, Mass.
Il LOWER BRACKET
Fenwiek ST.. Roxbury - 3
family house. 5-5-5 rooms.
stove heat. 3 piece white
bath. price ss.ooo.oo.
Mills ST - family, 8 room
house $500
Thornton ST.. RoxburY II
family single. 8 rooms, IL
steam heater with oil, hard
wood floors. large yard.
(Slo.00o)
Townsend ST., Roxbury-3
family brick, 3 seperate
heaters. 3-4-4 rooms and re.
ception hall. GIL. appraised.
$4,000.
MIDDLE BRACKET
Deekard ST.. Roxbury %
family brick 5-6.s rooms.
tile baths. hardwood floors.
large yard spacious for
flower garden. parking
space for car. Price sla.so0
Iniervale ST. - 3 family
brick, ass rooms $500
Crawford ST., Roxbury ~
214 family house, frame, a.
e-4 rooms. reception halls.
all hardwood floors, moo-
ern apt. tile baths, 2 car
garage. Price $4,000.
HIGHER BRACKET
Brookledge ST., Roxbury -
2 family brick, TT rooms, 2
car garage, 2-sep. oil heat
ers. hardwood floors.
$4,000.
Homestead ST - Q family
brick TT rooms. 2 car ga
rage. 2 sep. oil heaters
Crawford ST.. RoxburY -
2]& family house. s-s-S rms.
2 baths on each floor. tile
kitchen and baths. / car
garage 5000 So. feet of |
land $4,000.
Pasadena Rd., Dorchester
2 family brick. III rooms
with reception halls, sun
porch. 2 sep. h.w. heaters
with oil. 2-ear garage. /
$4,000.
Any of these houses can be
seen at any time. Call for
an appointment.
VIM. N. Weeks |
Real Estate
Garrison 1897
The guardian., 1956-02-11

For Sale White Gas Stove
almost new.
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oil ondfb gloss GIAe
FRIEND fresh filters
filtered without drafts
hard Perfect h
filter
rubber
@ glowing lightweight gives
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SAFE-GARD
Air-in VentiIatOr
without Fiber Glass Filter

7" Hoh-l2" 10 p" Length AS
7" Highs" to "a" Length 2.98
Y" High" to AZ" Length as
7. Hioh-s6" to So" length 5.4S
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,OnIIfldn Cn6VrOIG
anF7n HE nn NJ VTy

|CHRYSLER 'b3 New Yorker sedan
radio. heater, automatic transmits,
sion. power brakes. custom sea
covers, original metallic blue finish
clean. low mileage, on'
owner, worthwhile guarantee. ST.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ASS MORTGAGE LOANS, conyen-
tional 20-yr. plan on private homes
Mr.. SMITH. OIL 2-t1ll. -22
End TRUSTS. virginia: immed. &C.
ton; low rates. MECHANIC. 210(
wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 2-330O.
FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS
pur. BARLOW REALTY CO.. Real
tors. 1881 @ st. NV. NE. S-249b.
MONEY ON End TRUsTs--We vii
buy End trust notes. D. c., nearb,
Nd; q We; Rsasonsele rates x,v "a.
MENT CORP. 1872 n. 7. eve. NV.
ma. 1882. NOTES nuren...d ar
S improved virginia properties. SHIP
MONEY GvAiLABLE-Por reflnanc'
ing LIST and End trusts, AARON RE
Atty CORP. 1924 K st. NV; pi
sn ndsf f9Rusr OWNERS ArrENTi0N
Don sell before getting my promp'
absolutely top spot-cash ofiersi Nd.
Va. b. C. MR.. QUICK. 10. 4-656b
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ALDER

CHEVROLET "a 2-door; power
glide; all-leather Interior: 81 .295.
1901 BLADENSBURG RID. NE.
III. 4-69S2 Open TIL Q PM
CHEVROLET '54 Bel Air sedan: r
land h.; cleaning black finish with
matching dark gray interior In Al
condition throughout; only $1.245i
terms and trade; 30-day no-cosi
warranty. Car. No. 355-A.
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76-ACRE FARM
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACRE HOME SITES. located In
beautiful Howard County. lust IL
mi. from MOL, close to Johns Eop-
kins Lab, ist time Offered; Can
oENESY AREA, Several lse. tracts
from $50 70 37o acres. AS lev Is
RIvERDALE, MD.---S1 900 UP.
Rambler sites. near Baltimore
b TTssShS Tut soT. n s1rf n Arlington
60xi 90. Price, $4,000. ENzOR
REALTY CO.. IA. 2-100O. lie
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18th AND h SITS. N.W.-Sgle. rIn.
NJ; Sf7 mo. Cali ME. s-42l1.
18th AND X N.W.-Furnished or
estate and law ofiiceS. AUERBACH
a co. DI T-flbOI tn 2.9SS9.
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CADILLAC '54 $50" Special Fleet
wood sedan; beautiful blue; fully
equipped. power steering, power
brakes. Today only $3.l95. cCC
sus Tn.s;ta, r.od;,1ao o,ds
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1917 S.,,, i:sh ST. .,,, SwAya liable
for air conditioning; other ofhees
at $50; studio ONCE, S25: good
parking area. ST. $3.50. LII
SHARE OFFICE with writer or art
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TAKOMA PARK. d. C.
Fine bldg. sites. mr.. schools. stores.
churches. bus; $500 and up.
KAY REALTY co. RA. $4,000
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GOOD Sc. LOCATION
Ideal for small construction or pro-
fessional ONCE; 375 50. IT. OF air
space; reasonable rent
Call 10. 2-0151 or 10. 2-7119 for
-21
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sss5: ss NC TD Tca q! ID 10y .nI n,
Heaiy sport trdstr.. 81 ,9a6: 30 NC
rdstr.. sos: "a Morris minor cony
$3.50; '52 Morris cony., $547: '5l
others. JACK PRY, LTD.. I4th and
AUsTiN HEALEY "ioo", new 1856
incl. LeMan's models; real hot per
former at popular IDa TisNs;, nest I.lpst,
&. NV, No. s-s7;oo' Branch .ai.s
1910 King st.. Alexr W.: XII. T.
Route sS-sii. Merriheid. Va. u
' S1SS i a.. :'ds s.gs s.'fH sSgsREsss.
Rg1cKs oo ,IDovntovn). I'LL 15th
B 81 i-s ~ convertible: extras, stiaso
JIM, z TO D pm, Ii. 4-6og2. III
BUICK 80 Roadmaster 4-dr:; com
pieteiy equipped. Cali LIZ. 3-2e63
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rURN., downtown ONCE, for public
acct. or steuo.. in exchange for
compensatory services. Elk. 3-4110.
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Is LOTS for Q builder in Kensineton.
Md.-Sewer, water. storm sewer In
stalled. You put in the street. j
cash. subordinate the balance.
4-66ss. ROBERT B. HALL Co,
oil. 2-3250. III
NR. LANHAM, MD.-Choiee lot, 5Oz
$50; city water; thickly settled
COM: 5 MI. D. c.: SLIGO; easy
terms. HE. 4,3500, W. w. LEWIS.
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CADILLAC '63 sedan: attractive I'm
fish with matching INTERIOR. fully
Equipped. including power steering
and brakes. spotless throughout;
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ARCADE PONTIAC

BUICK 1858 2-door; fully equipped;
excellent condition: 2-tone blue and
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GRADY MOTORS, INC

ARCHAEOLOGICAL Deslers
nnen y An "a III Pm. Daily
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POTOMAC, MD.
pIfITnTNG SITES

2 to 80, ready to go. Conn. Ave
Estatesi $1,000 Will subordinate.
Also acrease Mont. County.
C. P. FLETCHER
JU, $4,000 JU. 6-S744
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Washington, d. C.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1855
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ar HEApTnY l shboPFiNo a. SEN ~ En-
oPEN ThURs. Ewes. TiLL 8
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MILIS BUILDING
1925 CONN. AVE.

An excellent building and location
for your ONCE: fine hotels close by.
Several attractive suites now being
Iredecorated for March occupancy.
Visit or phone Mr.. McCUE or MR..
WALSH. Ma, S-2266. lie
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McLEAN.s0.ft: front. 10000 50. It.
seg sgss aHs sTsss5; $500 ss,.. water
percolation approved: S2,760.
1. BARcROFT-1h acres, 250-ft
front; sewer and water; 81 I 900:
=. FAIRFAX ACRES-i00-ft. front
Y acre, water. percolstion approved;
S2,25Q,
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l1s7 .I Iryin s.. g. :. NV AD a.ss2S
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

BUICK "a Roadmaster Riviera T.
door; 2-tone; dyna.. r and h.. power
steering, Wv. tires; many other
extras: exceptionally clean: only
1895: safety tested for your pro-
lection; 30-day written warranty.
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A All. $685. NcHf os S1s "a G Gsbs
rd.., near Wash. Golf and Countr,
Club.
Arlington g Cavalier sE. Land Corp
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AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1854 de luxe sedan;
excellent condition. $1,000. HoR.
NER's BUICK DowntoWnj, Ill
14th. d. 7-3993. III
CHEW. late AT StyIemaster 5-pass
club coupe; good tires, r and h.,
spotlight. oil filter; orig. black I'm
ish and seat covers: runs peri. De-
pendable transp., very clean: pvt
owner: $245. Ii. 6-4S36. III
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Capitol Cadillac-O Odds
1929 22nd ct. NV. st. $4,000
CADILLAC '53 "62" sedan: besuti-
full powder blue finish: fully
equipped; low mileage; today only.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BE pPEN AiHH MR Ewes. o TiiL g.7 Z
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- -s-F"
CADILLAC 1855 hardtop: r. and. b..
hydra. power steering and brakes,
eIec. windows, 4-way seats: Wv
ares. beautiful 9-tone blue finish;
this carefully kept l-owner car. like
new throughout. Is q great value a
S:3.6a5. HOyLE MOTOR SALES,
1717 r. I. ave. ne. DU. 7-63en.
LIZ
CADILLAC 1854 zee" 4-dr. sed ;
blue with cream top; r. and h /;
hydramatic, power brakes. steering;
cleo. windows, Away cleo. seat.
autronic eve, tinted glass, Wv,
tires, driven less than 10000 mi:
by owner. Looks and performs like
new. Must sacrif. $3.0g5. ia, =
f0bT after nm. III
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CADILLAC 1855 (hardtop) eonv..
spare new, transparent covers;
1900 aeutal miles: one owner; i'm
maculate: sacrifice, $3,505; 3 yrs
to pay. NATIONAL MOTORS, INC.
14th and Columbia I'd. NV, AID
2-7555, lis
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CHEVROLET 1854: 2-tone beige and
intsrior: sI.li5. s25 down. % "a,
CHEvR0LET 1885 2-dr. "2i0.:
beautiful , ShrCSsho s,snasEs trsns
mission: Ike new. $1,575. $25
down. IA. 6-0l9T. 30
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DRIVEN BUILDING

Suitable for any large volume whole
Sales- retail operation including
furniture. floor covering, appliances.
1000 50. IT. Of ground floor ofices
and showrooms. Total area ap-
rroximately $4,000 50. II. Con-
renient to public parking lots.
eKASS-B BERGER, INC.
~. .s100 Ewes. 10. 5-357S
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AI.RER

CHEVROLET '52 4-door de luxe
sedan; {. and b.: light green. one
oS isoi WILLIAMSBURG RID. NE.
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AIRER

CHEVROLET '53 2-door: z. and h.
2-tone: good clean car: reduced TO
iS0i BLADENsBuRo RID. NE.
LII. 4-69S2 Open TIL o Pm
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PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wisconsin Ave. and Eliicott st. NV
IKE. 7.13OS Open Ewes. TIL 9
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CADILLAC 1888 "62" coupe: ORES.
Seaes eHs iny Gee
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HpCHnE pONTTAC

CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air 4-df.
very desirablee car in perfect con-
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TRAlLERs
GARAGES
MACHINERY end EoUIPMENI

NO. 1904 B0IcE. CRANE is"x4"
PLANER. with. cabinet, a. stand;
. h.p. bailbearinG repulsion indus-
ton motor. directly connected to
cutter head. for q. c single phaee.
90 cycle, liQ/210 volt, ineludins
2 yrs. Call 10. b-44s4 for inspec-
ton -l1
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Suburban Cadillac-Ol

CADILLAC '55 .o2" sedan; e-ton,
green; radio, heater, hydramatic,
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MONROE-FORD

Open Ewes. IN Q Pm.
CHEVROLET 1850 Fleetiine de luxe
2-dr.: excellent motor and tires
plenty of extras; S345. Hudson
|Pacemaker conv.. 81: $195. '49
Frazer Manhattan .4-dr.. S145. 40
Hudson Comm. 4-dr.: =. and b.. q
beauty. S295i AZ Odds "6' 2-dr. :;
II. and h.: S145. As low Is S. down.
ASK S ,fr AT, S ne .f,ha,,,olat
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CHEW. '53 4-door; equip. with
heater. seat covers, ETC.; very clean;
warranted Q months or 5000 miles:
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1900 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-9sg7
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CADILLAC '65 converitble: manda.
Isl is sny sas est a Sfsut saap sSaTeH
GLIDING power Steering. poWel
brakes and premium Wv. tires
9 terrific bargain. Gail To. 2-4200
CADILLAC '4s: GOOD condition; ny.
dramatic: 7. and h.. elec. windows;
S3fl0 or bAgt infer 0V 2-029T
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one game in edging its big rival,
Chevy Chase Chevrolet, as Bits
Amanuel chalked UP 147-415 and
Nick Rinaldi, 4l0.
Only other 400 of the evening
reported was Jack Barkley's 153-
420 for Bethesda Forty Alleys.
which shaded Hicks Chevrolet.
Arcade Pontiac blanked Miller
High Life, Falls Church shut out
National Bohemian and Wheeler
Restaurant edged Silent Sales.
The standings: Pepsi, 30-1s;
Chevy Chase, 29-19; Falls
Church, 1922; Arcade and Sill
Ient Salees. 1922 each: Miller.
25-23; Wheeler and Bethesda,
1925 each; National Bohemian,
1852. and Hicks. 1892.
+ 4
Jean Rothgeb of Band Box
Music was the best bowler in
the District Women's Minor
League with l40-383. Others
who beat $50 were Louise Vance,
Thompson's Transfer, 375; Marie
Scott, Prince Georges Properties,
375; Joyce Kaiser. Central Valet,
1854; Nell Huff, Fleisher's Jewel
lers. 1863, and Mabel Ohge,
Guido's Auto Upholstery, 359.
! Ceramic Tile, the leader, swept
George Deoudes and Thompson S
/, Transfer, the runnerup, blanked
Fleisher. Other sweeps were
scored by Guido's and Beall's
ESQ. Other winners were Band
Box, Central Valet, Hendrix
Steak House and Bladensburg
Bowling Center.
/ Standings: Ceramic. 3l-14:
Thompson's. 30-15; Miller, 27-
ID; George Deoudes, 26-l9:
Mann's, 26-19; Guido's, 1920;
Beall's. 25-20; Fleisher. 24-2l;
MPM Market. 24-21; Bladens-
burg. 24-21: Lustine- Nicholson,
2l-24; Kotzin's. 21-24; Martin
& Boyd. 2l-24; Band Box, l8-
~; Central Valet, 1927; Hem
dirk. 1929; Prince Georges,
1890. and Parke Sunoco. 1882.
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.COLONIALS

Continued From Page C-1
that beat CIV but also dropped ir
% points.
Coach Bill McCann Of W&I
doesn't place all his hopes on one
man. however. Lee Marshall
6-foot-5. is back in shape after
injuries hampered him all last
season and is hitting at better
than 25 points a game. Also
around is Barry Storick, a senior
who suddenly has blossomed into
an important player.
Washington & Lees record is
Az. The Generals lost to two
really tough clubs, Kentucky and
West Virginia. and beat Hamp-
den-Sydney, William & Mary,
Richmond and Virginia.
Evening star., 1956-12-19

Internationally, Northwestern
and Wakefield returned to old
fashioned basketball last night
at Northwestern High. Tight de-
fensive play, especially in the
second half, highlighted a sur
prising 1898 victory for the
home team, its second since an
.opening loss to Carroll.
Wakefield scored only le
points to trail by IA at inter-
mission and then turned on a
lfull-court press which all but
overhauled the Wildcats. Jerry
Benitez matched Wakefield's six
goals in the first half by him
self to feature a good shooting
performance by Northwestern to
that point.
| Wakefield's pressing tactics
held Northwestern to nine points
in the third quarter and none
in the final, but the Warriors
clicked on only three shots from
the floor after halftime and
couldn't make up the difference
from the foul line.
Benitez scored IA points to
top everyone, while Dennis Hill
and AL Lederle were high for
Wakefield with six each. Ed
Brady, Walt Curtiss, Jim Lind
lstrom. Bill Scharnikow and Fred
Comings were the only other
players for Northwestern.
Wakefield. rated one of the
powers In nearby Virginia. lost
its first game in two starts.
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BASKETBALL

Continued From Page C-1
missed the free throw that
would have tied the score.
st. Louis. which holds a one
point decision over Kentucky
and followed that up by knock
ing TCU from the unbeaten
class. led sixth-ranked Louis
vile from the early moments
Harold Alcorn's 80 points were
tops.
Hundley. who refused to shoot,
scored only five points for West
Virginia but Lloyd Sharrar and
Bob Smith picked up the slack,
Sharrar getting IS points and
Smith %.
Close Ones In CarrOuSel
| In the CarrouseI tourney,
Wake Forest, the defending
champion, edged Florida, $3.50.
and the second game was Just
as closely contested with Auburn
getting the victory, 1854, after
the officials decided a tip-in by
ISt. Joseph's Kurt Engelbert
came just after the final buzzer
and didn't count.
The referee who made the call
had to be escorted of the court.
The Quantico Marines, Bel
mont Abbey, Hampden- Sydney
and Mount st. Mary's won OPEN
ling-round games in the Christ
mas tournament at Quantico.
Va, and two teams stretched
their unbeaten streaks-Brandeis
to seven. 1926 over Colby, and
Georgetown to five, 91-66 over
Catholic U.
Indiana defeated La Sale,
$3.50, and Temple crushed
Penn. 1856. in a double-header
at the Philadelphia Palestra.
Canisius defeated Cannon (Pa.)
90-67; De Paul surprised
Wichita, 71-61: Dayton eased
past Los Angeles State, 78-41;
Georgia Tech walloped Georgia,
S0-58, and Rice edged Oregon,
6l-59.
Evening star., 1956-12-19
Plight of the Senators
Continued from Page Oh

High School be grabbed by the Yankees And
they missed the boat AL Kane Detroit outeder who led
the league in batting in 1885, Kaline recommended
highly by the late Mike Martin when he secuted the Baltimore
youngser but Billy Robertson and Sherry Robertson didn't
believe Kaine would make the grade. He did, big.
Washington has signed 104 players in the last IL months
Seventyseven remain the player lists which club officials
consider high ratio It's improvement for years ago
Senators were signing than rs players year.
Buege feels he could three four full-time
scouts but the industrious oupoken farm director realizes
the Senator's must be ucker than other They won't bid
high enough to get the more desirable youngsters.
course there's the prospect Of quick elevation to the majors
the youngser has ability but there's that
OF Yankee scouts They pull out the book The
finished in the first division for the years getting cut
OF each World Series in that Nineteen times in that
period they've been in the World Series reapng hand
rewards
There's the prestige Of playing with the Yankees There's
the additional revenue to be gained from televon
anceS from and cigarette advertisers from magazine
articles from dozens Of sources
You're Schooboy standout You've been offered $4,000
by the Senator'S The Yankees match the offer sena-
tors get you? Chances are they don't.
THERE CAN BE NO outstanding improvement in the
Senators scouting situation until Buege and his scouts are
granted the occasional opportunity to priced young
ser The Senator'S must take the calculated risk They can't
take as frequently the Yankees Cardinals Red sox
but 70 keep faith with their they must 20 aout once in
while.
The timid approach leads 70 Illustration And unlesS
Buege and his scouts be bold occasionally outbddng
other clubs for the young sparer the will continue
TO fzie True they may up with worthless Billy Joe
Davidson But they also may inherit Harvey Kuenn or
Robin Roberta
Evening star., 1956-12-19
MILLIKAN REVELATION
KentuckyComing Back
College Park in ST

Millikan said the biggest dis
appointment to date has been
lMaryland's spotty defense. The
ITerps are averaging only so
points per game, low in modern
day basketball, but according to
the coach that would be enough
Iif the defense was clicking.
Wants to Add Height
He's going to try to add height
ito the starting five. giving Wayne
McGinnis, 6-foot-7 sub center,
full opportunity to make the
team. The Terps have been
badly handicapped by a lack of
Irebounding. and knowing what
to do with the ball when they
get a rebound.
Maryland is 2-3 in its pre-
holiday play and December %
meets Montana State in the first
round of the All-American City
tournament in Owensboro. Ky.
NOTES - Benny Robinson,
Maryland's ticket manager, said
the school easily would sell its
allotment of 200 Orange Bowl
tickets. Sully KrouSe, the
Terps' wrestling coach, is taking
an 18-man squad to the Rose
Bowl Wrestling Tournament"
Christmas week in Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Millikan complained to the
Owensboro tournament promo
ters about pairings for the bas-
ketball tournament. The Terp
coach objected to being paired in
the same bracket with George
town because it will take the
edge of the two games with the
Hoyas here in the Big Three
series. IF we both had made
the finals, all right" Millikan
said. but it's bound to hurt our
rivalry at home to play an ear
lier game someplace else."
The most popular coach at
Maryland during the dull season
is Frank Cronin, golf coach. The
other coaches hound him to use
the new indoor golf nets on the
second floor of the Field House.
Evening star., 1956-12-19

the Admirals were to lose. their
first game in two outings in their
first season.
George Washington High, rated
tops in Northern Virginia, played
the role to the letter last night
in a 7l-52 victory at Mount Ver-
non, displacing the Majors in a
tie for first place in the Group
I standings.
Big Walt Densmore dumped in
III points. Bob Garda II and
Mike Delnegro 10 as CIV won
its second of three starts, and
first in league play.
Despite a 23-point perform
ance by Bruce Hewitt, Fairfax
mustered a 47-45 victory in
double overtime at home last
night over Annandale. Peter
King drove IN for a layup Sec
onds after the start of the sud-
den-death period to provide the
winning points. Barry Clark
was high for the Rebels with
10 points and King dumped
in 13.
Groveton, Fairfax County's
new high school, won its Sec
ond game, 61-27, over st. Ste-
phen's last night at Groveton,
st. Stephens is winless in two
starts.
Evening star., 1956-12-19
Tough Grid Stort
Faces VPI-in 81

ROANOKE, Va, Dec. 10 (P).-
Virginia Tech runs into a pair OF
toughies right at the start of its
IlO-game 1857 football schedule
The GobblerS open with Tulane
lat New Orleans and meet West
Virginia, Southern Conference
defending champions, at Nor
Igantown, w. Va, the next week
Villanova joins West Virginia
as a newcomer to the VPI card
announced by Coach Frank
Moseley. Missing are Clemson
and East Carolina.
September 21. Tulane, at New orleans;
2gS, west Virginia. at Moreantown, W
va; october 3. William and Mary, al
WILLIAMSBURG: 10. Virginia, at Richmond
70, florida State, at Tallahassee, Fla,
November 2. Richmond. at Blacksbure;
10, North Carolina State, at Roanoke;
2S, Virginia Military, at Roanoke
Evening star., 1956-12-19
n. VA. GROUP I STANDINGS
BY DICK SLAY

A naturalized citizen Of two
months, a slim, 6-foot-2 center
land a transfer from Wakefield
High-all juniors-could make
Coach Ken Holloway forget his
practice Of not relying on under
Iclassmen.
Mclean High has its first
Graduating class this year and
Holloway expected his seniors to
carry the brunt of the work.
but Juniors AL Bagramian,
Barry Keenan, and Dave Hough
were the standouts last night
las Mclean won its first varsity
basketball game since the school
Iopened In the fall Of 1855. The
victim was Hammond, 59-43, at
Mclean.
Bagramian, whose father
|broadcaSts for the Voice of
America, was born in Kharkov,
Russia. and has been in this
country six years. A citizen for
Ionly two months, Bagramian
learned practically all his bas-
ketball from Holloway.
Keenan,, high scorer for the
Eagles last night with % points.
lis the tallest player on the
squad. Hough, just an inch
taller than Bagramian at s.
lfoot-7. is the transfer from
Wakefield.
Bagramian spanked Mclean to
IAN early 14-2 lead and was the
lplaymaker the entire game,
lHough played the entire second
half and settled down the Nc
Lean attack after Hammond
caught up. Keenan, contributed
IL Of his points in the last quar-
tier when Mclean broke a 41-41
ltie with 13 points in a row.
Before that turn in the final
period, Bucky Pryor of Ham
Imond almost single handedly
wrecked the Eagles with "a
points, all on field goals. He hit
seven of eight shots in the Sec
lond quarter to give Hammond a
1928 halftime advantage, but