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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
SPLIr LENELs. Fairchester--a I'D.

rms, din. rm., Nv. rm, wonder-
ful hsmtS.. wooded lot. all city utilS
All types OF financing and special
TO GI. Directions. Out Arl blvd
Rte. 50l. ga mi. past Fairfax
circle. turn right at Gulf station
10 omen sign IA 5-f2gu EN-. 81
595G. WILLS HOMES. INC.
ARTISTS RETREAT Reminiscent
OF the old Southwest tins pictur-
esauc ranch home IS tucked away
oil almost an acre Oi secluded
woodland. completely split-rail
fenced, yet is only 20 minutes TO
downtown ID. C., 3ON | 5-t lty-
ing room. packed with charm.
featuring wide picture windows and
completely pancleo fircpl. wall. sep
arate dining room, huge, carefully
planned xii. sleeping wing has 3
very large bedrooms and - fun
tiled baths, lower level has color
ful Fiesta room with additional
fireplace, separate den. workshop
and built-in n-rar garage, Your
own private estate nj only Sad.glO
Call IA. $4,000. REAL ESTATE
SERVICE INC 1000 N. Glebe ton
Lee hwy ODpn n-N
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LOOK WHAT WE HAvE-A brand

new brick rambler: BLOCK 1 or
Arlington blvd in Arlington: 3
bedrooms, bath, "a bath roughed
in; full bsmt., large equipped kit
chen, birch cabinets, etc. Owner
will sell with reasonable cash down
and carry the balance In one trust
at 5et. Price SI95O0. To inspect,
call MONCURE AGENCY. Multiple
Listing Realtor. 6Sl2 Lee Hwy,
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BUICK IN goes with this tchildren
love iD--Older home on beaut
corner lot In suburban. N Arl. area.
It's DIFFERENT, and among the
nice features are CHILDREN S
rumpus sleeping storage quarters
ppstarsrlsa res d rmi ,i II k@tlt,I
DBL. gar, Sth,SOO JOHN M
ANDERSON, IA. 7-6l0d. ia.
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YOUR LARGE FAMILY cRAMPEp

Is YOUR LARGE FAMILY CRAMPED
FOR SPACE? Then this Is the
house for you--1wo BIG bedrooms
and bath on md floor. two BIG
bedrooms and bath on LIST floor
plus larpe living room with hre-
place. huRe Kitchen with disposal,
dlshWAsher and full dlnine space
There is full daylight basement
with beautifully finished rec. room
with fireplace built-in bar and fun
bath Located on u dead.end street
iu one of the best sections OF n
Ari ONLY f1ha5O HOLIFY
REALTY. $500 Lee highway, KE
S-i3hO
OPTN ~ NOON, brick Cape Cod
3 bedrms den kit with din area
washer and dryer close 10 schools.
Slh $50 excel terms wilson blvd
90 y Edison Al righi to opcn sign.
HEDGES REALTY. IA. 5.lS3O.
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FALLS CHURCH-Owner has left.
must sell this weekend. Price re-
duced: 2-leyel contemporary, in
Holmes Runs Acres: . hedrmS. and
bath; Bird bedrm. or den: = fire.
and End bath: large wooded lot,
FLA financing: $4,000. 23l9
Surrey Lane. .lE, 9-a5SS.
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No DOWN PAYMENT to anyone.
3-bedrm rambler in town of Fair
fax. This house Is on a commercial
corner and being sold at a rest
Dental price Call for complete de-
tails on listing No. 3I2 Priced at
only SlI.gi4.44 STARNES REAL
TY CO. CIR. 3-25l1.
ALL YOU COULD HOPE FOR in this
custom Roman brk. rambler. Ideal
conv. lse. lot with view. Of Alex.
.S2a,95U. Gas INV BIB. heat ctr
hall entr; 3 bedrms., y Heatalator
firepls., tile bath, ige elec. kit i;
lge. bsmt with tile bath: outside
entr: dble carport, Open 90 Duke
St, TT Long View dr. No. ~.
NORMA JEAN POE. XII. 9-l745.
ONLY S2l,OOO BRk. SPLIT-LEvEL
- bedrms, !. baths, fin: rec. rm. {;
bSInt.; space for :. additional bed
rms on upper level c. NJ HALEY
REALTOR, JE 2-7944 1875 East
Broad St. Falls Church.
ASSUME SIS.1OO; 81 LOAN-Total
payments SOS .3l--:}-bedrm.. 2-bath
brk. rambler. Picture-book Kitchen.
tops ideal rec rm. bari; full hsmt
cRrport Only S22,950 c. NJ
HALEY REALTOR, JE g-194i
l2d East Broad 81. Falls Church
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HLEo. INI., M. N-DWW1
OPEN STfNnAY
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CHEVERLY
4 BEDROOMS

New brick Cape Cod with liv. rm..
on LIST ir. ) bedrms and bath on
Ind Ar $50. 5n0 VIII ccnS!de- trade
on District property. Ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. 6oO7 Kilmer St.
Cheyerly Call PHILLIPS c. RO-
GERS Builder WA 1-0OO1
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FBI Official to Speak

Bernard M. Suttler. adminis-
trative assistant to FBI Director
j. Edgar Hoover. win speak ut
70 pm. Thursday at the Green
|brier Baptist Church. 540l Sew
Ienth road, South. Arlington, Va.
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Wesley Church
Plans Open House
Event Tomorrow

An "open house" viii be held
from ; to 5 pm. tomorrow ct the
recently completed structure Of
the Wesley Methodist Church,
Richmond and Washington ave-
|nues in the Mount Vernon dis
trict Of Fairfax County.
The church, one Of is new
ones organized by the Board Of
Missions Of the Methodist Dis
trict Of Alexandria in the last
i've years. is the eighth Of the
group to complete q new build.
ing.
Since It's organization in
March. 1854, the new congrega-
ton has grown to more than 240
members. Its pastor Ii the Rev.
Clifford l.. East.
The new building, the first Of
three projected units. has II
classrooms. Q combined temper
airy sanctuary and social hall
that will seat 2l0, q pastors
study, q church. ONCE, Q kitchen
and utility rooms.
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us Episcopal Delegates
To Convene Mondoy

More than 225 clerical and lay
delegates representing o5 con-
gregations in the Episcopal
Diocese Of Washington viii at
tend the annual diocesan con-
vention Monday in Grace Epis-
copal Church. 9121 Georgia ave-
nue., Silver Spring. Md.
The Right Rev. Angus Dun.
Bishop Of Washington. will pre-
side as president of the conven-
ton.
Grace Church win be celebrat-
ing Its centennial year at this
time. The parish, which began
with only q small group in 1857.
now has over 100 members and
$50 children in its church school.
The members also are observ-
ing the anniversary by worship
ing in their new $41O. 900 church
which seats about 500 persons.
It was first opened for services
on Christmas eve.
The one-day convention will
open with q holy communion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
Ukruiniun Fete Slated

The Holy Family Ukrainian
Catholic Church Of Washington
will hold the traditional Easter
dinner known as the "Svya-
chenne" at 4 pm. tomorrow in
the Knights OF Columbus Club.
ol8 Tenth street NV. The din
ner Is an age-old tradition among
Ukrainian Catholics Of the
[Hyzantine Rite.
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Manassas Church
Sets BUILDING Rite

The new educational building
Of Grace Methodist Church,
Manassas. Va. WILDE consecrat-
ed at IL am. tomorrow.
The three-story structure has
II classrooms. minister's ONCE,
church school Office. fellowship
hall. choir room. kitchen and
scout room.
The Rev. Roland p. Riddick,
superintendent Of the Methodist
Virginia District, will speak. The
Rev. Lee o. Mortzfeldt is the
pastor.
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|ChiIIum Perish Holds
| urnivol Next Week

st. John Baptist de Ia Sale
Church will open its annual
spring carnival at 2 pm. Monday
to continue each night at thu
same hour through May 10 on
the grounds Of the church. 5700
Sargent road, Chillum.
The Right Rev. Msgr. John s.
Spence. pastor. said that In addi-
ton to the amusements for both
youngsters and adults. O 1857
sedan will be given away on the
closing night. Proceeds Of the
event will be used for parish
activities.
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service at 8 am. with Bishop
Dun as celebrant. The Rev.
H. w. Lamb. jr., host rector. will
assist.
The meeting will close with q
dinner at s pm. The Rev.
Vladimir E. Hartman. director
Of research and church plan
ming. Washington Federation OF
Churches. win speak.
A preconvention service for
the delegates will be held at
pm. tomorrow in Washington
Cathedral. The Rev. Clifford
L. Stanley. professor Of system
attic theology. Virginia Theolog-
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the motion picture, The
Measure Of q Moment" mar
rated by Raymond Massey and
produced ct the Omaha General
Council Of Congregational Chris
tian Churches last June, Will be
shown during Q meeting Of the
Evening Circle Of the Women's
Guild Of Westmoreland Congre.
|gational Church. Westmore-
land Circle NV. at 8 pm. Mon
day.
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Mission to Be Opened
Tomorrow in SuitIond

A mission Of the Epiphany
Episcopal Church. Forestville.
Nd. viii be opened at 0 an
tomorrow when the new Gloria
Del Chapel. Suitland. Nd. ID
|ofncially organized.
Approximately 40 families are
expected to join the new mis-
sion. which will hold its meet
Iings In the West Law ONCE
Building, 400 Silver Hill road
Suitland. The Rev. Benjamin
]. Ridgley, rector Of Epiphany
Church, will conduct the service
tomorrow.
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Prison Chaplain to ToIk

The Rev. Knox Kreutzer, chap
lain at the Lorton (Va.) Reform
atory. will speak at the regular
monthly meeting of the Women's
Guild Of the Ingram Memorial
Congregational Church. Massa-
chusetts avenue at Tenth street
NE, 8 pm. Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04

The moving picture Faith Of
Our Families" win be shown at
GAS am. tomorrow during the
Sunday School hour Of Twin
brook Baptist Chapel. The group
is holding its Sunday School and
services In Lone Oak Elementary
School, Rockville. Nd.
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A spring dance will be held in
the parish hall Of Ascension
Episcopal Church. $50 Silver
Spring avenue. Silver Spring.
Nd. at $3.50 pm. tomorrow. The
affair Is being sponsored by the
vestry Of the church.
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ical Seminary. win preach on
Building Bridges for the Flu
ture."
A picnic viii be given in the
Bishops garden after the wor-
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04

BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04

EVANGELICAL AND REFoRMED
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is q member Of the high school
band. county orchestra and both
State orchestra and band.
Mrs. Roberta w. -McColl
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
B. Walker. 1904 Cherry Tree
lane. Silver Spring, has been
graduated from Pembroke Col
lege, Providence. r. I.
II Il
Rheta R0udabush, daughter OF
Muriel Roudabush, 1910 Biltmore
street NV. has been graduated
from the College Conservatory
|of Music, Cincinnati. Miss
Roudabush. a graduate Of Cool
Iidge High School, received a
bachelor Of music degree. She
plays the oboe.
=
Robert S. M0user, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Loris N. Mouser, 6O33
Broad street NV, is a graduate
of the University of Georgia in
Athens. His degree is in veteri-
nary medicine.
y
Margretta b. Cox, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cox, Of 5403
Lambeth road. Bethesda, is one
of the 245 graduates Of Becker
Junior College, Worcester, Mass.
Delphine Haley. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew G. Haley,
1915 Huntington street NV, has
been graduated from Rosemont
College. Rosemont, Pa. The de-
gree was presented Miss Haley by
Bishop Fulton j. Sheen. Miss
Haley was president Of the senior
class at RoSemont.
-
Two Maryland students have
been graduated from st. Francis
College in Loretto. Pa. They are
Richard c. Dillon. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Leo r. Dillon, 1927 Bal
timore street. Kensington. and
William Walker. son Of Thomas
Walker. 1887 Linden avenue. Ia
koma Park.
~
Richard B. Scarf. jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Scarf, ASIA
Connecticut avenue NV, has
been graduated from the School
Of Medicine of st. Louis Univer-
sity.
The local students at Stanford
(Calif) University, have been
elected to undergraduate mem
bership in the schools chapter Of
Phi Beta Kappa. They are Mrs.
Irene Beardsley Ortenburger,
daughter of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. George F. Beardsley, 1904
Albemarle street NV: Roger F.
Griffin. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fair
c. Griffin. 1912 South Thirtieth
street. Arlington. and Thomas c.
T'hayer. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas P. Thayer. COL North
Lincoln street. Arlington.
Among the 367 graduates from
Wellesley tMass) College are
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nine from this area. They are
Margaret Lacy, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. Graham G. Lacy
3045 Fifteenth street NV;
Helen Austern. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Thomas Austern
3506 Garfield street NV; Eliza
beth Heap, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robson Heap, 5408 Edge
moor lane. Bethesda; Martha
Carmichael, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Leonard C. Carmichael
4520 Hoban road NV, and
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COLLEGE NEWS
Student Oboist Wins
$1,000 Scholarship
COLLEGE NEWS

student at Bethesda Chevy Chase High School has been
awarded four-year $4,000 music scholarship Valley Forge
Military Academy Wayne Pa. He is F. Reilly son Of
and Mrs Robert Rely of S54 Raymoor road Rock Greek
Hills. Kensngton, Md.
Robert will attend his last years of high school at
Valley Forge and years college, An oboist he now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
Dogs Live Longer

NEW YORK. - Four to five
years have been added to the
average dogs life in the past rs
years.
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Estella Case. daughter Of Mrs
Frederick w. Case, 5315 Duval
drive. Bethesda.
Also, Nancy Gardner, daugh-
tier of Mr.. and Mrs. Leland G..
Gardner, 1891 Western avenue
NV; Ruth Rudolph. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 1. Ru-
dolph. 4707 Connecticut avenue
NV; Lenore Hale, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Hale. 40O8
Underwood road, Chevy Chase,
and Lydia Blanchard, daughter
|of Col. and Mrs. Wendell Blan-
chard, 42l6 Leland street. Chevy
Chase.
4 4 y
Bettina Hartley. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Livingston
Hartley, 1922 o street NV, APP
peared in the recent comedy,
"Sabrina Fair" presented at
Wellesley (MasS) College.
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Hoyo-Novy
Game to Test
New Lineups

Both Georgetown and Navy
will be trying to improve on 7-5
basketball records tomorrow
night when they meet in game
at Georgetown at $3.50 A pre-
liminary at $3.50 matches the
Georgetown freshmen and st.
Johns.
Coach Tommy Nolan Of
Georgetown has hinted at sew
eral possible changes in his line
up. one of which will move Jack
Mics, a 6-foot sophomore from
Jersey City. into the starting
five.
Ben Carnevale, Navy coach.
also is going along with his most
recent change that puts AL Swan.
son. a 6-foot-1 football player.
among the starters. Swanson
was late reporting for basket
ball, but now has rounded into
top shape and was the individ-
ual high scorer in his first START
ing game against Gettysburg.
Dave Smalley. Navy team cap
tain. is the leading scorer with
a AL average.
The only other game this week
end for a Washington team has
Gallaudet playing tomorro
night at Baltimore u. The Blues
have q lilo record and were
beaten by Baltimore earlier this
month, 1864
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Schedule
ConfrontsL Lions

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S
Especially The Washington
Lions. who can't afford to slip
any lower in the Eastern Hockey
League standings If they hope
to gain the playoffs, are now
faced with a schedule that could
send them crashing down in a
hurry.
The Lions face the Rsmblers,
a team that beat them in WASH
ington Wednesday night, here
tonight and take on the power
laden Charlotte Clippers in
Washington at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow.
Then comes the back breaker
eight straight games on the
road.
The Ice Capades move into
Uline Arena next Thursday and
the Lions won't see their own ice
again until February 16.
The result could be disastrous
for the Lions, who are in q
three-way fight with Clinton
and Johnstown for fourth place.
The top four clubs will play In
the championship series.
The Clippers will bring into
Washington tomorrow night the
hottest scoring line In the league
In Stan Warecki. ex-player-coach
OF the Lions; Bibber O'Hearn
and Jim McNulty. All three are
numbered among the leagues
top 10 scorers.
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and beat Short, who now is at
Maryland.
Washfn 6 ton-Lee, which
squeezed by Cardozo for the team
trophy last year, PAN points to
%, wiz be pinning its hopes for
a repeat mainly on the talents Of
Chuck Davis and Pat Grafton in
the high jump. O'Connell in the
hurdles and Frank Colayita in
the mile run.
Colavita didn't contribute a
point toward the WI total last
January, but apparently he was
just warming UP. He won the
Virginia Group I indoor mile
championship in 4:51.7, shaved
912 seconds of that to win the
VPI Relays mile, won the North
|ern District half-mile and fin
|ished second in the State half
mile.
Coach AL Haringer says he
thinks the above foursome will
be his only point-makers this
time. and "they should score
about 15." But AL is a clever one.
He predicted a year ago: Il think
20 points will win it," And look
what happened.
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Leading scores:
Tourney Survivor
To Fight Homio for
Feutherweiqht Title

NEW YORK, Jan. rs (R. -
Cherif Hanna Of France was
given a bye into the finals of a
featherweight title elimination
series today. with Hogan (Kid)
Bassey Of Nigeria, Miguel Ber-
rios Of Puerto Rico and Carmelo
Costa Of New York picked to
fight for the right to meet
Hanna for the championship
vacated by Sandy Saddler.
Julius Helfand. chairman of
the New York State Athletic
Commission, told newsmen this
plan was the result Of converse
tons with Edward Rabert of
France, secretary general Of the
European Boxing Union: j.
Onslow Fame Of the British
Board of Boxing Control, and
Floyd Stevens Of Detroit, presi-
dent Of the National Boxing As
ISOLATION.
Helfand said a Consensus"
rating Of the MIA, Ring, officials
OF the EBU and the champion
ship committee showed Hanna
as No. contender. Bassey was
rated second. followed in order
by Berries and Costa.
Hanna was given q bye into
the finals by unanimous agree
ment, Helfand said.
The title was vacated Monday
when Saddler retired on advice
of his physician because Of i'm
paired eyesight. He hadn't de-
gended in q year.
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
cardozo, So; Wilson, AZ.
Damascus, 30; Poolesyiiie, %.
gsithershurg, 81; Walter johnson. 80.
peorge washington, 81 Hammond. As.
Richard Montgomery. 36i Sherwood, 33
Wakefield, SO; Episcopal, a..
Wheaton. ~; High Point, "A.
western at Coolidge, 1880.
Dunbar 1t Roosevelt. / 80.
Phelps VS.. Chamberlain at Eastern,
Tech at Eastern. $3.50.
Armstrong ys. Spingarn at Tech, 1880,
Bethesda Chevy Chase vs.. Northwest-
IN at Richie Coliseum, 8,
Lackey at LaPiata, Z.
qwynn Park At Oxon Hill, 2.
Bates al Fairmont Heishts, i "
Great Mis- at Margaret Brent, z,
Falls Church Of Mount Vernon,
Annandale at Washington-Lee 4.
Qroveton at Mclean, z.
Qeorge Mason ct Osbourn, z.
Honman-Boston at Luther jackson.
Manassas Regional at LessburE Doug
'WarfsStOn a. Garfield. 8.
Marshall at Herndon, $40.
Parker-qre At WalkeT-orant tFrsd-
Rappahannock At Nokesyille, 8.
Mackin at DeMatha, 1850.
81. Adams ~ 81. Stephens, $3.50.
Charlotte Hail at woodward Prep, 9.
= FRIENDS at 81. Andrews tMiddletown,
81. Anthony at Priory. 8,
St. Jane! az Landon. BIO.
81 sI J chm q nscrsssCwn Frosh. $50.
Kendall ct Maryland School for Deaf, 8.
o'0'''On GAMES SUNDAY
y oQecsgetoyn Prep VS.. Mackin at
81. Anthony ct peMstha. 1850.
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|Cardozo Hoping
Dunbar Upsefs
Roosevelt Today

Cardozo High, which breezed
Iby Wilson, 82-47, yesterday at
Roosevelt. keeps its attention on
THE same court today in hopes of
Ia Dunbar victory over Roose-
welt in the feature West Division
basketball game in the Interhigh
League.
Roosevelt will be seeking it's
sixth straight league triumph
and retention Of first place in
the West standings at the half
way point Of the schedule. Car
dozo lost only to Roosevelt in its
six games. Dunbar lost only to
Cardozo in five league games to
date.
It will be just as tense in the
East Division today when Arm
strong and Spingarn. a couple
of young clubs which somehow
have taken the measure of the
other five East members. meet
at Tech to settle first place tenn
lporarily.
Western plays at Coolidge in
the other West Division contest
to-day. A double-header at East
fern takes care Of the rest of the
East schedule when Phelps and
chamberlain clash in the opener
and Eastern is host to Tech. All
Interhigh games begin at 1870
pm. except the nightcap at
Eastern.
In other leagues tonight. Con-
zaga begins defense of its
Catholic League championship
against Carroll at DeMatha.
after DeMatha plays Mackin in
the first game at 1880: Bethesda
Chevy Chase and Northwestern
settle their Bi-County League
second-place tie at Richie Col
iseum: Washington-Lee, trying
for its fourth straight Group I
League victory, is host to an
Annandale team with the same
ambition; Lackey goes to La
Plata to break q tie for first
place in the Tri-County League,
and Warrenton is at Garfield
and Rappahannock at Nokesville
in two important Group II
games.
Cardozo led from the early
moments against Wilson yester-
day as AL Dutch, Hillary Brown
and Tom Stephens scored 20,
IS and IA points, in that order.
John Luce led Wilson with Is
points. followed by Paul Kaldes
with IL and Dick Drummond
with 10.
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HOLDOUTS
CONTINUED From PAGE &

Continued From Page Gel
Jim Bolger and Gene Fodge,
righthanded pitcher.
Elsewhere, Ty Cobb said he
thinks Ted Williams, Boston's
30-year-old batting star, should
have two. or maybe three, more
seasons left in the majors. Cobb
played until he was AZ.
Owner p. X. Wrigley mixed a
rumor that his Cubs were plan
ming to install lights. leaving
Wrigley Field s'the only major
league park without q night
game schedule. Lefthander
Johnny Antonelli, Giants ace,
says he isn't satisfied with the
clubs 1857 offer. but doesn't
think they'll have trouble.
The Pittsburgh Pirates listed a
66-man roster. IA from farm
clubs. for the opening Of spring
training February 20 at Fort
Myers, Fla. The Red Sox,
signing Pitchers Tom Brewer
and Frank Sullivan. announced
pitchers and catchers will report
for training February rs at their
SCI Rsota, Fla, camp.
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FIGHT

Continued From Page CT
this one" said Jack Kearns, his
manager. HE must have boxed
200 rounds and he's trimmed
down to 1876 pounds. And he has
a world Of experience back Of
him. joey has fooled a lot of
people before. ! know he'll be
able to handle this youngster. I"
Machen, who has climbed from
unknown" status to the No. 3
heavyweight contender in q year,
expects to enter the ring at about
1914.
Machen's handlers prefer to
bring their boy along slowly and
surely but q victory over Maxim
would move him up close to q
championship shot at Floyd Pat
terson.
Machen Fast and Powerful
Billy Brown, matchmaker Of
the International Boxing Club,
said last week that If Machen
beats Maxim. his next fight would
be in Madison Square Garden
next month against Harold
Carter. Linden IN. j. school,
teacher, rated No. s among the
title hopefuls.
Machen Is fast and throws
sleep-inducing punches with
either hand. He likes to pound
an opponents midsection with
rights and follow with left hooks
TO the chin.
The last time Maxim was up
against such q walloper, his cum
ming won him an upset decision
over Patterson. only loss on the
heavyweight kings record.
Maxim, who lost his title to
Archie Moore, has q pro record
Of 82-24-4. He hasn't fought in
iYlr months.