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lNIScEllANE0us FOR SALF
iCONflNUEDl

DINING ROOM sUITE--n-piece ma
hog, including buffet. china cab.
table. 0 chairs. $3.50. JU. S-531a
lining ROOM SET. mahogany: ta
Die. buffet, O chairs: good condition
SO cash. OIL. 2-39s9
ELECTRIC MOTOR, 5.h.p. G-E
never used; $3.50. JE. 9-l32O
FsBiEsRI.GLAs--corrugated sheets TO-
s Dial nrice surP Shower DcoF yh CO
OF WASH. RA. 3-267i.
REPLACE EQUIP. gas or electri,
STOVE. 1911 7th NV. Ma. s.SS6S
poeT FISCHER 4 ,y x; Jv y,,, 500 voa
MR. coPPioEIco. III 81. 7. SfIs
FRIGIDAIRE. S75: Thor auto. wash
s.s7 sssp' HOLY gas rance ss'' cI
FROZEN CUsTARD MACHINES
tel-Perfect: sell both or ind,
wanuaiiy; very reasonable. JE
FOAM CUSHIONS. mattresses. boil.
ee. Nas NuliG yVu 1Nib. 41LLlb'
LAND. 2l45 Z NV Elk. 3-6633
FuRN.-Entire contents Of moderr
enc. apt. at 1900 Mass. ave. NV
Leave town: must sell. AID. 4-13Ot
after Q pm.
FuRN. --Dinette set, 9 chairs, $40
Nv. rm. chairs, $40: lei" PhilcS
console. SIS: RIA. f-5364.
FuRN.--For sale between q am, ans
] pm. Tues. at 3l0l RittenhousI
81. NV bedrm. suit. dresser, break.
last table. office chairs. buffet ant
FuRN.--Drop-leaf table, mod. bool
case and kit. cab. co. 5-S062.
FURN. - Hollywood bed, dresser. din.
cite set. sofa. bookcase. cornel
table. Wo. 6-7S64.
FURNITURE double beds. Holly
wood bed. misc. articles, reas. IA
p-s46S, after $3.50 pm.
FslRNITURE. etc. by auction a
WESCHLER'S tomorrow. 905 Z ST
NV. Commencing $50 am. TeIe
vision. refrigefators. mirrors, rugs
ranges. living, dining and bedroom
suites, Roto-Tiller and attachments
CHINA, glassware, linens, PLATED
ware, etc.
FuRNITURE--Duncan Phyfe sofa
500: practically new 6ealy Holly.
wood bed. $50: large wing chair
$50. on. 4-S7S7.
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'IANO. baby grand. good condition.
good tone; Sl2b. Cali after 4.
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BLOCKS

I749 Lee Hwy. IA $4,000
Note Our New Nd. Location
BEDS. like new: youth bed, comnl.
With mattr. spring and side rail-:
$40. WIN del. ia. b.5314.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES
AND FURNITURE WANTED
Il piece or entire estate. china.
silver: rugs, bric-a-brac. etc
THIEVES MARKET
s. n s dlsbe Rd.; Arlington
AUCTION SALE
EVERY Sat. II ANIL PM.
AT THIEVES MARKET
ANTIQUES WANTED
silverware. any condition: jewelry
MILESTONE. NO 10000.
APPLIANCES. GOOD USED FURN.
refers.. Tv. stoves. Cash and i'm.
BE FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 2iC
eth st. Sc. Ii. 6-O5s5.
BEDROOM. dining rm.. contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage
reasonable rates. ia. 9-e037. 23'
BEDROOMS. ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ABBOTT n LANDoN EN- 2-8G77
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity
! M ~ eQoB SHOP. isdS Pa
ave y W 81 3-b0AS,
FURNITURE for Z students: Bedrm.
and liy. rn.. clean SCI, beds, desks.
NO. 7.062f after pm.
FURNITURE wANTED-wiil buy all
kinds OF. good used furniture rop
prices ia S-Ssi0 We do moving
FURNlTURE--TV. Frigidaire. Nv
I'm, bedrni. and din. RIM highest
prices paid NO. 10000
FURNITURE WANTED TODAY
Furniture and household effects
Also need piano, refrigerator and
gas stove Please call Mr.. GRADY,
M S-aBl9
PIANO WANTED--Top cash. spot
cash ihmed. removal. RE. 1.443i
piANOS--ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Mint. JU. p.J03p
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APIS. FURnIsnED-vA.
APIS. UNFURMIsHED-D. G.

BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert Of
din, rm., kit Also l-bedrm. apt
and apt. next to Capitol. EN-
3-nOTT
1881 WEST VIRGINIA AVE. NE
Second floor mod. duplex. facing
netie. only SIDE incl. heat. NV
and refer. sTEUART BROS. INC
DI. 7-s695. Dl. f-2434.
CONGRESS HTs,--l -bedrm. apt
So 80; utils incl. 10. a-S527,
Sc. WASHINGTON and Q bed
rm. apis. In modern. up-to-date
bldG close to shopping and 10 all
cows: newly dec; on Wa bus
line. 10 2-Oi5l.
1912 BURKE ST. Sc. mr.. 10th and
Mass. ale.---f3rieht cor. apt, re-
decorated mod. duplex, lge. din.
rm,, porch heat INV, lee, refrie.
SCI Dl' N' ss..seSS,N pI. A9 T.ei isd"u'''
CAPITOL AREA---clean, bis. mod
rent ju' % 9.sa4 "nu sftsr ~ pm He'S'
.StO 9Th ST. NE. vic. Catholic u
md floor, Nv rm.. bedrm., kitchen,
hlhNAhts NNNtlt cAls polNIt ItAIlhNI-
Alor; gas heat Kew at Apt. I. S55
". L. SIMPLIFY, 0"1 18th st. NV.
MA, S-ll5U.
Sc, Mr.. CORAL HILLS and An
drews airfleld; beaut. 2.hedrm. apt
rcas, JU S-b3a0. Lu. l-Oi35.
ia9s MASS. AVE. N.W.--Efie. apt /.
500, includes utilities. ERODE a.
COLBERT, INC, 1891 X ST. NV.
Ma S.SSib.
Mr.. PENNA. AVE. s.E.--Recently
redec, | bedrm,, COW, to shopping
50. 20 per mo. Call Lu. 4-3i0O
WALK TO WORK, 1914 i4th st.
NV bedrms,, liy rm., kit, di-
nettc. bath. SHS. SEE JAN1TOR.
EDMUND NJ. O'sULLIvAN. l4Ol
Eye st. NV. MA. S-7S4S.
Mr.. ANDREWS AIR BASE. ga Port
land 81. s.e,-.Adults; = bedrms.. liy.
i'm. k. and b.. SIS. EDMUND NJ.
o'sULLIvAN, l40l Eye st. NV.
MA. S.1S4S
FORT VIEW APIS, 5000 18th pi.
NV. Lovely l-bedrm, apt SI5.
kER u DUNLOP, INC, CO. 5.O2s2
ANACOsTIA, 1909 Good Hope I'd
Sc, Ant. No. al bedrm., kit. d.
nette. living rm. and bath: S5h.
DUNLOP. INC. CO. b-0222.
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CALCuLATORs--Your choice. late
model Marchant. Friden, Monroe,
fun automatic. elect. at $24b, semi.
auto from SllD. D1 7-73B4
NoRTHS 1886 Penna ave. NV.
DESK, small nah. Dinner service for
lamps PAINTINGS, brie.a.brac. fitch.
en- utensils etc. EN-. 3-3I09
DESK, executive; Hollywood beds
with headboards, wrought iron table
and chairs, wing and other chairs.
bookshelves, draftsman's lamp
other items. all In good oond dip-
lomai leaving city. Du. 7.3bT5.
DIAMONDS, Lady's 49, cts. beauti.
full color, We. baguette fntg., 5000:
Lady's bh cts. emerald cut, set In
plat. baguette mtg. sf.nDb mans
~ cts tefriflc baraain, S4nb. LfV-
INosToN a CO.. 1898 X st. n,w.i
NE. s-520B.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CALVERT HOUSE. l4Oi 18th NV
Nice rms, business people, students,
selected menu. switch board. Nv
COLUMBIA RID. NV. .OOt--NicC
rms. good meals. free nv In all
TO ST. wk. co 5-a4A3. 90
TODD HOUSE, 1890 Mass. ave. NV
Nice rooms. young ladies; excel
lent meals; reas. NO. T-On72.
n. ARLINGTON--Mother and child
loving. 2f.hr. care for child; all
home PRIVILEGES for mother; rea-
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, mex
TO bath, excellent meals, use oil
III. i-0ss3.
MT. PLEASANT AREA = Beau,ifu
FUN. nm. home comforts excel
dble rms. AID f-lbOa.
THE MAR.LEETA. 1921 18th st. NV
Nice rooms for young ladies nno
"a.
BIGGEST AND BEST
You can make real friends and
live well on moderate budget In
one OF our 40 resident halls for youne
men and women for as little as
$14 A WEEK
Including room, breakfast and din.
nef, daily maid service. TV bridge
club and frequent orchestra dances
HARTNETT HALL
1925 2lst ST. NV.
HU. 3-5432
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APIS. UMFuRMIsHEp-r. Q.
(coNIINUep)

CHOICE: ei9 OGLETHoRPE NV
Liv rm., bedrm., din. kit, bath:
h.w.. EX. 3-s500: eve. IA. $500
BARNEY CIRCLE. 1915 K st. Sc
So 80. Incl. ali uti is viii iT furnish Iisi
II desired for small add. rental
Res. mgr. TRACY CO.. HU. 3-666I
CONG. HTS bedrm., kit. bath: ]
Blk. 9. Cap. at Elmira: 5000 incl
utils: 1888 HALEY ter. Apt. 1.
Mr.. HAWAII AVE. at Allison ne.
bldg; choice OF LIST or End floor.
IT.. refrigerator. locker and laundry,
only S55; 80. incl. heat and h;y.
STEUART BROS, INC. DI. 1906
CAPITOL HlI.L--Beaut. new 2-bed-
rm. lux. ant. spacious: $13R. Open
daily: llS 4th ne. Ii. 3-2e3s. AID,
1901 EASTRRN AVE. N.E.-Liv. rm..
bedrm.. kit. and bath: ell utils.
furn.: S67 30; Can RE. 7-246l
1900 29th 81. s.E.-Lge.. modern
2-bedrm. apt: cow. to everything;
$40 mo. Key At Apt; l01 after 9
p.ul., VI CdlL III. I-0fUU WeekQtyS.
27I6 4th ST. N.E.-Lge. 2-rm,. kit
and bath apt: rear porch: cow
to everything; $3.50 mo. Call DI
7-6400 weekdays.
1890 WISCONSIN, AVE, near Mass.
rm., kit. bath; new decorated;
SS5. Sec Janitor.
FOGGY BOTTOM. 28l7 Eye st. NV
--3 rms, kit. and bath. Open FIRE.
pl.: > exposures. ST. 3-S220. FE
40 IIth ST. SEE rms, kit.
bath, refgr.: utils. furn: newly dec
So 90: I'd FIR. ia. 9-34O5.
1867 GOOD HOPE RID. SEE rms.
kitchen, dinette, bath. heat ant
gas; $1,000. tSee ianitor.) z. p
SCHWARTZ. INC, Dl. 1920.
$50 CHESAPEAKE STREET Sc.
CONVENIENT BOWLING FIELD
| bedroom. $3.50. Vacant. move
right in. Res. mgr, Apt. col. Cal
10. 2-294S or AID. 4-2OO5. MAR.
SHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1224 l4tt
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Experienced, wishes TO organize and
operate research and development
library: 20 years experience in
classified and special air and anna
200. washington area preferred.
Box 492-Y. Star. 22'
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DOWNTOWN
FOGGY BOTTOM

9i9 l. st. n.w.--2 rms. kit, bath:
heat, hot water: elevator: janitor
service: $5R. p. J. WAISHE, INC :,
|11l5 Eve st. NV. Ma. S-B46S,
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Sc. WASHINGTON. 20 minis. from
Dept. Of Agriculture. FBI, etc
Lovely 2-bedrm. apt, newly dec.
new furniture 10 0-01hI
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cOLORED sTUDENTs--start today
tco !nass s mSys n sS.iyt,o incur. M
sfs1, Typ ntp Sho finland civil ser y
ice. ir. acct.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ADDITIONS. BRIcKwoRK. CAR
sENTax fToNE% rs xo Az TYPES e
PAY. CALL FOR JIMMY. RE.
ELECTRIC PRAIN AND SEWER
service work. Reasonable prices
I'M 3-.036. .s'
YES. MONEY Is TIGHf-if you
naneing for the construction Of
yeuf home or any type Of build
ing. or will do any type OF renod.
cling. We will prepare the plans
for you and secure all permits
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sITuATIoMs-WoMEN
LIBRARIAN

CLERK-STENO.. temporary. middl
aged; experienced. Box ABBY. Stai
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STUDENTS
TOP INCOME
SUMMER JOBS

APPLY WHILE YOU ARE on
s sRoa sE kaP ItSni OFFICE ICE
l3A1 q ST. NV. IN. 200.
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TO Iith ST. SEQ rms. kit.
bath, refgr.: utils. furn; newly dec
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FARM AND GARDEN

WE'RE MOVING-Discount prices
thru spring. Open $40 70 5 daily
ROTH'S AZALEA GARDENS, S2li
Sligo crk. pkwy.. TAX. PIX, Md.
specialize in azaieas
only Hardy and coiIluaet same
location for rs years 80 cents and
up. 25lO 18th ST. ne.
BULLDOZERs AND LEADERS for
excavating, grading and land clear
ing. Can UN. 4-Sb33: nights, MA.
QUALITY TOPSOIL suitable for
use by builders and landscapes.
Z,UO0 Gu. yos. vie. Mclean. ALAS
hwy. Arl.. MA. S-5ss5.
TOPsOlL, fill dirt. hlnestone. road
grayel; trees removed: manure. MR..
HARTING. 10. 2-33ab.
T sis' H. ! .t .SS;. delivered locally
RHUBARB. Canada red; tender,
juicy. red all the way through;
strong divisions, s for So IS, post
paid. Ask for free copy new spring
price list in color. Saiespeople
wanted. WAYNESBORO NUR9ER-
les. WAYNESBoRO. VIRGINIA.
s0DDING AND GRADING-LarRe
and small Jobs. work guaranteed;
free estimates. Garden 4-SS43.
LANDSCAPING, shrubbery, ever.
greens. sodding, seeding: reas. price
on lawn care. Alex. area. 1910
Prince St, Alex. XII. S-SlI9.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping,
trimming; lots cleared MR. Clay
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LAB. TECH

IMMEDIATE ENROLMENT
Inexpensive Day and Eve. Glasses
for Men and Women
High School or Equivalent
Inc. complete laboratory and micro.
seroiosy 1 Baet and tjrinalyyslnss '0i Pree
placement. Grads In great demand
For info, call ID S.7123, or visit
WASH, SCH FoR PHYS. AIDES.
ll77 New Hamp ave NV Courses
also offered in DENTAL AsSTS. AND
DRS. ASSTB. Write or call or visit
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ATTR. nv APIS. --si4 wk. up chi.
vel: sleeping and hskp. rm,, 81
wk. up l10I 18th NV 81. 7-7sSs
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA-Lovely
l-bedrm, apt. mod. turn. newly
dec; Close to downtown. 10.
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FOGGY BOTTOM. 26I7 Eye st. NV.
--:i rms. kit. and bath. Open fire.
pl.: 3 exposures. ST. 3-S220. FE
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z ADULTS ONLY-Liv. rm., bedrni.
kit.-nin., tile bath. closets, pvt
entL.. $50 mo-. utils. incl. Ii
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1872 10Th ST. NV. THE Floral
Mnnor--Elev. bldg: large 1-room
efficiency; rent bv week. SlH.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
w.--Elev.. ] bedrm.. liv. rm., KIT.
bath; $50 mo. Also enc. EN-
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1880 WISCONSIN AVE, near Mass
ave- bedrms.. liv. rfn.. din.
rm:' KIT. bath; new decorated;
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27I6 4th ST. N.E.-Lge. 2-rm,. kit
and bath apt: rear porch: cow
TO everything; $3.50 mo. Call DI
7-6400 weekdays.
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1927 HARVARD ST. NV rms.
and Ice. mod. kit. semipvt. bath;
SIT wk;, sos mo. EN-. 2-S14S.
2 RMS. pvt, bath; cple,. only; nicely
dec; S55 mo, Also Ink. rfn., S55
mo. l43s Newton. st. NV. DU.
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2:bedrm. apt: COW. to everything;
$40 mo. Key at Apt. 101 after
pm, or call DI. T-6400 weekdays
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CHOICE; ESQ OGLETHoRPE NV
eonv. Stores. sransp.: $50 81 ST. inca cf.R +
INV. EX. 3-S500: eve, ia. $4,000
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SUNDAY
$50
9-AIfred Hitchcock Presents.

Zone for the Road A soIes-
mons ottemct to keep his w'te
ionorant OF his girl friend runs
ofoul when his secretary gives
the wife q right telephone num-
Der OF the wrong time John
Boroorey, Louise PIott 0soroonn
Johnson.
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1000
4-Loretto Young Show.

THE Peoh." A Joponese fisher
mon finds vouoble pearl and
tries 10 keep II O secret from
his wife. Loretto Young stofs.
Repeot
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Presidents Payment lHossie
May Come to Head Saturday.

hart Eastern Hockey League
president) and my protest has
been upheld" DeLise said.
Either New Haven pays or
Turner should be suspended. ("
Meanwhile. the Blades solidi-
fed their hold on third place
with a 40 shutout over the
league leading Charlotte Hor-
nets last night at Charlotte,
N. c.
II was the fifth straight VIC
tory for New Haven and its
18th against two ties and only
four defeats In its last 10
starts, a pace calculated TO put
the Presidents on the spot
Saturday night.
In one other league game
last night. Philadelphia main-
tanned the runnerup position
with a go victory over the
Johnstown Jets. the latter the
Presidents opponent Sunday.
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The Presidents ice hockey
team begins practice tomorrow
for It's game with the New
Haven Blades Saturday at
Uline Arena wondering II a
feud OF sorts that has developed
between the two teams will
come TO a head.
Jerry DeLise. general man
ager Of the Washington team.
and CAT Turner. veteran de-
fenseman Of the Blades, are
the principals involved.
Turner. player-coach Of the
Washington Lions last year.
was released by the Presidents.
but with the stipulation that
any team acquiring his serv-
ices within a five-day period
must pay the Presidents for his
services.
New Haven. DeLise MAIN
tains. picked UP Turner. but so
far has rejected Washington's
demands for payment.
81 protested to Tom Lock-
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BY DICK sLAY

OF of one appearance, there
is the temptation TO under
rate the Walter johnson High
School basketball team this
winter. But who cap forget a
similar temptation regarding
these Spartans in football. and
their subsequent all-conquer-
ing season?
Walter johnson is not yet In
the Maryland Bi-County
League but 1t elected to open
its season yesterday. at home
against a league member and
1t beat High Point. 1885. High
Point, sorely in need of expert
ence. squeezed by st. Anthony
last Friday. 37-35. in its opener.
Lacking height and its best
shooter from last year. Willie
Wilson. who moved to Omaha.
Johnson depended on hustle
instead of finesse yesterday.
Coach Allen Swick allowed that
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Baker Wins EusiIy

LONDON. Dec. II R.- Bob
Baker Of Pittsburgh came on
fast in the final five rounds and
outpointed Dick Richardson Of
Wales in a l0-round heavy
weight bout last night In Har-
ringay Arena. The 31-year-old
American. former high ranked
contender. counter-punched eff
fectively to win decisively.
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Blades Refuse
To Fret About
Rivals Styles

The Bladensburg High School
basketball team. coached for
the first time by Carl Butkus.
isn't going to worry about the
offensive styles Of It's opponents
this season. Last night in
| Alexandria, Bladensburg was
faced with a Sailing opponent.
but beat George Washington
High School anyway. 1928. al
though the Mustangs do not
favor that type Of game.
We're going to let the boys
adapt themselves to the situa-
ton. the way the other club
wants to play It," Butkus COM
mented afterward about future
games.
AS the score should indicate.
IL wasn't exactly that simple
last night. CIV. the Northern
Virginia Group / champion last
winter now thoroughly de-
pleted by graduation. had only
six days Of practice. but still
led at halftime and going into
the last quarter.
The widest margin was 22-l8
at the end Of three periods.
Bladensburg took the lead at
27-25 on a shot by Steve Pres
ton with about 4 minutes TO
play. Doug iCrupper. fed by
Carlin Ridgely. gave the lead
| back to CIV with a 3-point
play. 1927. Then Jack Divers
made the last points Of the
game. on a Jump shot with 2
minutes remaining.
Crupper led all scorers with
IS points. Divers sank 10 for
the Mustangs.
Prince william County had
two opening games in the Dis
trict 9 League Of Virginia's
Group II class last night. In
an intra county affair. Gar
Field pulled away in the sec
ond half for a SAG victory
at Nokesville. Osbourn fell be-
fore visiting Marshall, $685.,
In the other.
Gar-Field's fast break wore
down Nokesville after the lat
ter led by 1923 at halftime.
Steve Ferlazzo scored 81 points
for the victorS. aided by IA
from Jed Smith and - by John
Maher. Don Steenburgh topped
Nokesyille with IL.
Everett Ellis was the main
culprit at Osbourn. scoring "a
points for Marshall. Osbourn.
with practically a brand new
team. was led by Lacy Comp
tons 10 points.
George Mason High led from
| the start to win its basketball
opener In Virginia's District 9
League Of Group II. 59-45. over
visiting Loudoun County last
night. Jimmy Ricketts, scored
10 points and Tony Hodges l6
to lead Mason.
Ralph Price and Frank
Murphy scored all but six
points for st. Stephens yester-
day in q 46-43 victory over
SurrattSville which opened the
Saints season at home.
| Price scored % points and
Murphy II as st. Stephens
stayed in front the entire game
though never by more than 6
points. Eddie McLain scored
ll6 for Surrattsville. which lost
Its second game in q row.
/ Clifford Harris scored 2:
points for Parker-Gray last
might in Alexandria. but didn't
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Walter Johnson Relies
On Hustle for Victory

his team looked much better
In scrimmage last week against
Wakefield. and expects to show
II soon.
The Spartans won four
games and lost is last winter
IN its first season. I'VE Just
might reverse 1t this time, /"
Swick warns. I'VE have APP
proximately the same type Of
schedule as last year. except
for Blair. Wheaton. Landon
and Wilson. The kids think
they'll win IA or IS ball games. "
With few exceptions. the
entire johnson team played to-
gether last season. and 1t was
the players familiarity with
each other which produced the
hustle and swung the tide yes
terday.
High Point pulled into an
early LIS lead. But johnson
put on a l4-point burst at that
point and scored Is in a row
in the second half to settle the
issue. Little Pete Tredick was
the main culprit with his ball
stealing and finished the high
scorer with II points.
High Point scored only 5
points in the second quarter
and 4 in the third. obviously
ratified by Johnson's aggressive
and noisy zone defense. Harry
Dreamy and Wayne Matthews
led the visitors scoring with
II and 10 points.
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Bethesda Chevy Chase enter
tanned another tall team from
Virginia yesterday and lost its
second game. in q row. TO
Wakefield. 52-40.
AS against Washington-Lee
last Friday. B-CC suffered
from lack Of height. Gar
Schweickhardt. Ronnie Ter
williger. Jerry Gerich and Dave
ILockman gave the Warriors
from South Arlington q huge
advantage in rebounding. which
paid OF in the second half.
B-CC held q 22-2l edge at
intermission, but Wakefield's
fast break ruined 1t soon after
ward and the hosts switched to
a man-for-man defense. Lock-
man then began hitting on a
Jump shot and wound up with
Il6 points as the Warriors
finished with a rush to open
their season successfully.
Terwilliger and Schweick-
hardt contributed 10 points
each but the highest scorer Of
the game was Bucky Brum-
baugh OF B-CC. with 81.
Suitland High overcame q
three-point halftime deficit and
won impressively over visiting
Woodward Prep. 44-25. yester-
day.
Bill Haupt who got all his
IS points in the second half.
scored eight in a row at the
-art to put Suitland ahead to
stay at 23-lS. Bob DeCham-
beau Clipped In II points to
help keep the Rams unbeaten
/ in two starts. Tito Leutario led
Woodward with Q points.
DeMatha High School. one
Of the favorites In Catholic
League basketball this season
lost its second game in three
starts. 1918. to the George
Washington University fresh
man last night at Uline Arena
| Ernie Cage kept 1t Close
throughout with a 39-poini
performance. Joe Quinn and
Mike Costello helped with IL
and IS points. GW's Bill In
gram scored 80.
Dunbar High opened its sea-
son with q ALAG squeeze ri
Fairmont Heights yesterday,
the winning goal coming in the
last minute on a jump shot
near the corner by James
Little.
Lamont Lawson. who fed
Little on the winning play,
scored II points for Dunbar.
Alphonso Hill added IL and
Little 10. Alfred Gamble scored
Is points and Richard Smith
IA for Fairmont. which lost its
second game in succession.
A layup by Ricky Owens with
l:23 left IN the second over
time gave Gwynn Park a 47-45
victory over Ryken. q new
school in Leonardtown. last
night at Gwynn Park.
The score was tied at 4l-all
at the end Of regulations time
and 45-45 at the end Of one
extra period. Owens was top
scorer with 20 points.
Ronnie Monin's II points
and 10 more by Jack Leasurt
were the leading scoring effort:
/ in a 47-4l victory by George
town Prep yesterday at Priory
in a non-league game between
Catholic League members.
Bell Vocational. its first gam'
Cancelled last week. finall!
opened its basketball season
last night with a 1888 victory
over Mackin at DeMathal
gymnasium. Fred Harri,
scored Is points for the winners
and James Henson added 10.
Northwood opened its bas'
ketball season at home yester'
day with impressive success.
1885 drubbing Of Sherwood
The home team used all /.
players and IL scored. led b!
Mike Dantzie and his % points
Bernie Cox scored % point
and Bunky Abel another II
and between them outscoret
Laurel High as LaPlata won
47-28 victory last night al