Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-02

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Here it is barely February anc
ready has whipped rival Wash,
ALREADY has whipped rival Wash
ington-Lee twice in basketball
The score was 1890 last night
lat WI, for a much more COM
Portable evening for the Alexan-
drians than last December 81
when they were hard put te
beat the Generals by $3.50.
CIV hadn't done it twice in
one season since Rasty Doran''
last team of 1928, and Of
course it is the first time fol
Steve Osisek, who is coaching
CIV for the fourth year.
Chuck Davis. who was to be
wills high scorer with eight
points, tossed in a basket fol-
the Generals after they worked
the ball a full two minutes
Walt DenSmore tied it for CIV
and then made a free throw
and Bob Garda sank jumL
shot and the Presidents were
of to the races.
I Quarter scores were 14-6, 81
Is and SLIP, all for CIV, anc
Osisek used all u players pres
ent. Densmore was the only boy
who stayed in any length OF
time and only in order to keer
him high up in the State scor-
ing race. Big Walt scored 2t
points, hitting IL of Is fou
shots, and Garda was next
with 81.
CIV now is on an ll-game
winning streak since an open
ing defeat by Bulls Prep. The
result last night was the worst
/, beating suffered by WI at the
hands Of its rival since at least
World War II and left the Gen
erals with an overall 4-8 record
Wakefield. hitting with pre-
!, cision from the floor, drubbeC
Hammond, 66-42. in a Northern
Virginia Group l League game
last night at Wakefield.
The Warriors broke fast anc
held a 3l-16 lead at the half
, Everyone who dressed for Wake
field scored with AL Lederle' {
II points leading the way. John
Hotter and Bob Stauffer helped
the cause with 10 and II points
Hammond's Bucky Pryor was
/. high man Of the game with %
points Bob Mitchell had IA
The win was Wakefield's ninth
in II starts.
Led by Big Keith Holman, who
controlled the backboards anc
hit l3 Of 81 shots for all his q
points. Falls Church won it's fifth
straight game, 60-49, ovel
Annandale last night at Fall,
Church.
The Jaguars led all the wa,
in their fight for a better gril
on third place in the Northern
District Group I standings anc
an 8-3 overall record. Butcf
Eybers added IL points for Fall.
Church.
Annandale. playing its frs
game without Bruce Hewitt. hac
only one boy in double figures
Hill Walker with IA points
Annandale's overall record /.
SIS.
In another Group I game, Nc
Lean overcame a Mount Vernon
lead IN the third period anc
pulled away to a 61-5l decision
last night at Mount Vernon.
With Malcolm Brown. top mar
Of the game with "a points. head
ing the assault, the Mount.
pushed to a 25-21 lead at inter.
mission and were within striking
distance in the final period but
faded as Mclean got hot.
Barry keenan, was best for the
winners with Is points. with Dave
Hough and Ev Cloud accounting
for IL and IL more.
Barry Clark dunked 35 point.
to set a new school record as
Fairfax downed Groveton, 1859
last night on its home court.
The Rebels. ahead all the way
never were seriously threatened
and were apparent victors al
halftime The big show. however
was Clark, who broke Bob
Sawyer's mark of "a set last
year. with two and a half min
utes remaining in the third
period. He left the game at the
beginning Of the last period.
Pete King Clipped in 20 more
points for Fairfax, which was
winning its fourth game in seven
starts. Dick Bramley and Mike
Trimble led Groveton with %
and 20 points.
Nokesville, which was tied with
Rappahannock for first place in
Virginia'S Group II District 9
standings. squeaked by Gar
Field, 1874, last night at Nokes-
vile.
The score was tied six times in
the first half, which ended with
Nokesville on top. 22-l6. Gar
Field took command at 1927 at
the start of the last quarter but
Dow Utterback made a three
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