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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27

caju. John Spitz, Sr., procel-
nix banketa potpredsjednik
odbora "a gradnju move crk-
We, lijepo je docekao i po-
zdravio gostc prijatelje ma
seq naroda. Pa iako on nije
Hrvat, ali je ozenio Hrvaticu,
zlata je vrijedan u nasoj ko-
loniji i generalno "a mas ma
rod i narodne podhvate. John
Spitz, Sr., je covjek velikog
una velikog polozaja, koji
Ije Generalni Manager produk-
CHE Ford automobile u South
Chicago plant.
Glavni govornils bio je Nick
Svalina, mas State Represen-
tative u drzavi Illinois IL "a
distrikta i predsjednik od-
bora "a gradnju move Hrvat-
ske Crl1ve. On je odrzao lije-
pi govor ocrtao nase velike
aktivnosti u South Chicago.
Owe velike aktivnosti, rekao
.je on Il svom govoru, dobro
su doslc "a gradnju move
crl1ve, te "a H.B.Z., pjevacki
zbor, kuglacku ligu, kolo
tamburitza klub, kao "a sa-
mu d o m a c u politiku sve
drugc nase pothvate. Talo-
djer jc izmedju ostaloga re-
kao to, da Sc sa slogom sve
gradi, a mrznjom i neslogom
rusi.
Odbornici radnici banketa
su: kralj - John Spitz, Jr.;
Kraljica - Miss Mary SUI
dar; Prince - Wheeler STAN
ley, Jr.; Princesses - Miss
Mary Jane Nosich Miss Bar
bara Zarkovich; duhovni vo-
dja - Father Ljubo Cuvalo 4;
General Chairman - Nick
Svalina, State Representative
Co-Chairman = John Spitz,
Sr., te slijedeci suradnici:
Mrs. Joseph Dichele, Mrs.
Michael Pocernich, Mrs. Ro-
bert Perkovich, Stanley Gros-
czyk, Dan Aisanich, Sr., Mrs.
Mary Amado, Mrs. Edward
Kompare, Mrs. William Mar
tin, Mrs. William Pave, Mrs.
Nick Sopcich, Joseph Dichele,
Arnold Kahn, Mrs. Arnold
Kahn, Mrs. John Spitz, Sr.,
Mrs. Peter Niksic, Mrs. John
Poropat, Mrs. Margaret Ro-
zich, Mrs. Anton c. saric,
Mrs. Mary Kozul, Mrs. Man
da Babich, Mrs. Anna Lisac,
Mrs. Manda Sudar. Mrs. Bar
bara Persin, Mrs. Draskovich,
Mrs. Michael Dean, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Anderson, Helen Alb,
Mildred Grahovac, Kay Pic
ciariello, Lucille Hoynes, To-
nj Lulich, Virginia Yancey,
Angela Bandera, Ida Mosac-
chic, Mary Mosacchio, Mary
Harnish, Deva Bandera, 10
O'Ganovac. Stephanie Miklas-
czewski, N a d a Mihajlovic,
Betty Grahovac, Eva Brn-
cich, Jean Ratkovich, Pau
line Stanley, Sophie Barbich,
Helen Chorak, FANNY Zanini,
Adele Ciotti, Helen Grosceyk,
Frances Sopcich, Irene Cutich
Mildred Quinn. Helen Jerbic
Mary Plesha, Michael Pocer-
Mich, Peter Brncich, Peter
Brunski, Michael Spretniak
ST., Frank Catich, Sr.. PAU
M G Ivan, Joseph Krcmaric
John Krcmaric, Frank Ban.
dera, William Pave, Sr., Ell
Duganovich, Matt Perkovich
Robert Perkovich. Anton Pa
vicich, Mile Nicksich, George
Macan, Charles Brncic. Johr
Spudic, Tom Furlan, Victor
Vrdoljak, Joe Zarkovich, Geo
Mrkonich.
Anton G.. Saric, izvj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27
0dsjek br. 248 prikazati &c |iiepi film
"0vo je nasa Hrv. Bratska zajednica

Carton Pa. Odsek broj 24S prikazati ce jepi film,
poni6nu sliku Ovo e nasa Hrvatska Bratska Zaednca
u nedjelju 81. 1851 Drustvenom Hrvatskom
Domu Maple Avenue Cairtonu Prkaz &c poceti toe
7:3O u vecer
Kroz oval film prikazuje gavni ured H. B. Zajednce
Pttsburghu, prostore MENU, odbornke, Gasnike
cinovnie kako rade te tskara gde slaze zaedncar
press gde konacno zgotovlja Zajedncar osobe
koje rade vezi toga. Prikazuje Djecj Dom HBZ.
Des PLANES, Illinois, zgrade IL iznutra, lepo
vanjsko predvorje kupaliste kako djeca hrane
avljau, pax upravelj osoblje ko tamo rade Uz to
prikazue kuurne akvnosti gnjezda Pomlatka broj TO-
koje je pod pokroytejstvom odsjeka broj ITO HBZ u
Gary Indiana, kao njhov ep nov Drstven Dom, t.
Slike bojama engleskom jeziku in tumaci brat
Stephen F. Brich urednik engeskog dea zajednicara
Buduc da je vrlo mali broj Cd vdio, a
moguce da ne nedan pa stoga pozvljemo anove
seq odseka kao cance Cd sesrnskog odsjeka, e osta
mas narod mjesa okoice da vide krasne sike
zajednce nedjeju 81 marcia 7:3O vecer nasem
Hrvatskom Domu Maple Avenue.
Uz oval film biti ce i drugi kojem &C prkazat
prosavu 6O-godsnce Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce za
jednicarskom Danu West View Parku. Uaz je svakom
slobodan besplatan.
Svi ste dobro doSl.
Ivan Pezo, predsjednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27

Bog ne da svakom covjeku
sva dobra. - Hrvatska po-
slOvica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27

Mary BLAZER, predsj.
Fannie MalekOvic, tai.
Maria Biondic, perov,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27

Ivan Pezo, predsjednik.
John f. Bolcic, potpredsjednik
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

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Evening star., 1957-12-09
Bruins Near Second Place
As Rangers Continue Skid

Boston Goalie Don Simmons
handled 81 chances flawlessly
last night in posting his second
shut out as Jack Bionda. Vic
Stasiuk and Real Chevrefils
found the scoring range. The
game was enlivened by a third
period brawl when Ian Cushe-
nan Of Chicago fractured Doug
Mohns' jaw with a solid right
nand punch. CuShenan was
assessed a match penalty and
an automatic $50 fine.
Rookie Gary Aldcorn's goal
midway in the second period
gave fourth-place Toronto its
victory as the Maple Leafs
rugged defense turned back the
Rangers late drive. Brian Cul-
len scored Toronto's first goal
before Andy Hebenton evened
matters for New York.
Dickie Moore scored twice In
the third period-his 18th and
18th goals-to spark Montreal
Jean Beliveau's 18th goal in
the second period gave the Ca
nadiens a lead they never re-
linuutshed. Alex DelVecchic
produced Detroit's lone counter
Evening star., 1957-12-09

The Blades started the sea-
son by losing six in a row, but
since have posted an 1l-4-2
record. They play the league
leading Clippers In Charlotte
tomorrow night. Charlotte re-
gained the lead by beating
Philadelphia twice over the
week end.
The Presidents thought they
had a solution for their de-
Tense problems last week when
they made a deal with Clinton.
sending Winger Ed Moe Bartoli
to the Comets in exchange for
Doug Falby. But the Comets
reorganized and their new
coach. Ed Calhoun, asked to
keep Falby and make another
player available to Washington
later. General Manager Jerry
DeLise Of the Presidents
agreed.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Presidents Trying to Bolster
Defense Before Blades Game

The Presidents don't have 10
pick up a stick until they re-
sumo practice Thursday. but
their bosses are hard at work
trying TO land a top defense
man In time for their next
match against the New Haven
Blades Saturday night at
Uline Arena.
The unusually long rest pc
riod is particularly satisfying
TO Center Jack Porter, who Is
recuperating from a bruised
hip.
The need for help on de-
Tense was pointed out Friday
night when the Presidents blew
a 80 lead over the Ramblers
In the last four minutes at
Philadelphia. They tied Johns
town, 2-all, In overtime al
Uline's Saturday night and lost
third place to the onrushins
Blades.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
By. the Associated Press

The erratic Boston Bruins
are pointing toward second
place in the National Hockey
League.
The third-place Bruins. a
hard team to figure. have un-
obtrusively crept within two
points Of the Runnerup New
York Rangers after starting
the season IN real topsy-turvy
fashion. Boston won its first
four games only to lose the
next six.
The Bostonians blanked the
Chicago Blawk Hawks. 80. last
night while the slumpina
Rangers bowed to the Toronto
Maple Leafs. 2-l. The league
leading Montreal Canadiens
turned back the Detroit Red
Wings, 3-l. boosting their first-
place margin to seven points
over New York.
In Saturdays action. Boston
and Chicago played TO a 2-a
tie in a nationally-televisec
game, New York and Toronto
tied. 3-3. and Detroit edged
Montreal. 2-l.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Don Levin Seeks
Sweep Over ToIos

Don Levin of Buffalo, N. Y,
will be seeking a victory sweep
over the Tolos brothers and
also revenge for his own brother
Mark in one Of the wrestling
bouts Thursday night at Capitol
Arena.
Levin beat Chris Tolos last
week. but Mark lost TO John
Tolos in an unpopular decision.
So. this time Don Levin is
going against John Tolos.
Other attractions Thursday
will be a team match pairing
Chief Big Heart and Don Eagle
against Prof. Roy Shire and
DR.. Jerry Graham. and single
bouts pittinR Mark Levin
lagainst Gene Dubuque and
Ricki Starr against Steve
! Stanlee.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Dutrow, 2 Other Duke Sturs
On Navy AII-Opponent Team

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 9 (Spe-
cial) George Dutrow, former
Tech High School star who was
a standout for Duke in its 6.6
tie with Navy in Baltimore. has
been named by the Midship-
men on their All-Opponents
squad.
Dutrow far outshone other
more heralded Duke backs. He
set up and scored his teams
touchdown as the Blue Devils
tied Navy for the fourth time
In five years.
Two other Duke players made
the team-Tackle Tob Top
ping and Guard Buzz Guy.
The rest Of the backfleld IS
made UP Of Quarterback Den
Allard Of Boston College, Half
back Pete Dawkins Of Army
and Fullback Theron Sapp Of
Georgia.
Army Center Jim Herman
also made IT,. while North Caro-
lima was the only other school
with more than one repre-
sentative--End Buddy Payne
and Tackle Leo Russavage.
Notre Dame was represented by
Evening star., 1957-12-09

Mulloy has two things
against him. One is his age
which might whip him In q
long 5-set match. The other
is an erratic overhead.
II feel I am playing very
well and I would welcome the
chance TO play the singles II ]
could help the team" Mulloy
said. But 1t might be touchy
if have q hard match the first
day. play the doubles on the
second day. and then have an
other match on the third day
with the tie still undecided"
Mulloy has beaten Brichant
in their only meeting and has
whipped Washer i've times.
Flam beat Brichant in four
sets at Wimbledon this year
after dropping the first. But
the Belgian is confident he can
beat the retriever from Beverly
Hills. Calf.
Il am not afraid Of Herhie. -
Brichant said. Il have good
passing shots and he does not
have the poweE TO hurt me-"
The Americans and Belgians
worked out on adjoining courts
today under q warm sun.
Dinny Pals. Australian pro,
worked out with the Yanks
while Ken McGregor practiced
with. the Belgians.
Talbert sent Pals against
Holmberg in the hope Of get
ting the youngster ready for q
possible emergency.
Evening star., 1957-12-09

DALLAS. Dec. 3 (P.-Rabid
football fans kept the Cotton
Bowl in turmoil long after the
final gun in the Notre Dame
54-2l defeat Of Southern Meth
odist Saturday.
A small group Of young red
iacketed SMU supporters pur-
sued q p0st-game brink OF
war" outside the players dress
ing rooms. accosting members
Of a Notre Dame booster club
Several young men jerked
away and stomped Irish-green
Western hats from members OF
the Mohawk Club. a booster or
ganization from Hammond
Ind. and then demanded a
ilght.
The Mohawks took the har-
asSment cheerfully until the
SMU supporters began showing
and fist-fiaying. No fights oc-
CURED at the scene.
Heavy and continuous booing
and cat-calls marked the game.
The fans apparently took ex-
ception to the officials' decisions
and progress Of the game.
The vociferous response came
mostly after penalties against
SMU and puzzled Irish players,
I've never heard anything
like this" said Carl Herbert,
Notre Dame halfback. What's
the matter with these people?
Evening star., 1957-12-09
z Soccer Teams
Remuin Unbeuten

Central Valet Knights of
Columbus and Washington
Sports Club. both District en-
tries. are the only teams still
unbeaten in the National Soccer
League.
Both won their fourth games
yesterday. X. Of c. dumped
Prince Georges County into
third place 80. at Hams Point
rs the losers suffered their first
defeat in six games.
Washington Sports beat the
British Lions. 6-3. at Twenty
third street and Consultation
avenue NV. A game between
Charles County and Andrews
Air Force Base was postponed.
The standings: Central
valet-K. of C. and Washington
Sports Club. 400; Prince
Georges. 5-1-0; Myron Cowell,
2-2-0: Charles County. 0-3-l;
British Lions, 0-4-l. and An-
drews, 0-5-O.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Meredith, Hill.
And Shofner
Top Statistics

/ DALLAS. Dec. Q (P.-Don
Meredith Of Southern Metho-
dist. Jimmy Shofner Of Texas
Christian and King Hill of Rice
won the major statistical cham
lpionShips OF Southwest Confer
ence football.
Meredith. SINUS great soph-
omore paSser. not only led in
both compilations and yardage
but he also set a national rec
ord with a completion per-
centage Of sos. He completed
II passes out OF l02 throws and
had seven touchdown shots.
Hill. who was second in pass
ing with a. connections on 81
throws for 798 yards. was the
total-offense leader with a
bulge OF l8s yards over Mere
dith. Hill had 446 yards rush.
ing while Meredith showed
only l43. Hill gained l.244
yards on i72 plays.
7 Shofner was the leading bali
carrier with 6o2 yards ON I3l
runs. Gerald Nesbitt Of Arkan-
sas was second with 624 yards
on las carries.
( Buddy Dial Of Rice and Lon
Slaughter Of Southern Meth
odist tied for the pass-receiv-
ing title with 81 catches each.
but Dial rolled UP sos yards
while Slaughter showed 2O3.
Dave Sherer of Southern
Methodist easily won the punt
ing championship with an aver
age OF IS yards on 50 kicks.
Bobby Williams Of Rice led
the punt returners with l3s
yards ON eight runs-an aver
age of l7.3.
Nesbitt led the scorers with
81 points. Roddy Osborne OF
Texas Ann was second with 4S,
Rice led in total offenSe with
an average OF 347.6 yards per
game. Arkansas was second
with 3l0.4. Texas Christian
had the best defense. giving UP
only 202.2 yards per game.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Shamrock &C Ends
Unbeuten Season

Shamrock AC completed an
unbeaten. united football sea-
son yesterday with its ninth
victory. $50. over Brooklyn
Park in Baltimore.
The visitors scored. on the
first scrimmage play when
Halfbaek Jack Bowers swept
left end for 43 yards. They
added single touchdowns in
each succeeding quarter on a
7-yard sneak by Quarterback
Reds Quade. a 2-yard plunge
by Halfback Joe Clay and an
l8-yard run on right tackle by
Fullback Bill johnson. who also
kicked the only extra point.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Moss Borrows Ferrori
And Wins Nassau Race

Moss drove 70 victory was
wrecked two days before the
race by its owner, Bill Lloyd
of Green Farms. Conn. Re.
pairs were completed Just In
time for Moss to get into the
starting lineup.
Moss, a wizard on the curves
and bends IN the 5-mile oakes
Airfield course. wrested the
lead from Shelby for good after
"a laps and padded his margin
steadily.
Third was Phil Hill Of Santa
Monica. Calf. who drove q Al
Ferrari.
Joachim BONNER Of Sweden
took fourth place In a 3.5 Fer
rari and Richie Ginther OF
Santa Monica was NTH in g
40 Ferrari.
The car Moss drove is owned
by Jan De Vroom OF New York.
Moss also won a iO0-mile
preliminary race which he
entered Just TO familiarize him
self with the FerTari.
Evening star., 1957-12-09

NASSAU. Bahamas. Dec. 2
tR).--Stirling Moss has proved
again he can turn apparent
disaster into a brilliant success
The sports car racer from
Britain won his second straight
Nassau trophy race yesterday
driving a borrowed 3.5 Ferrarl
at an average speed OF 10i.60a
miles an hour for the 50-lap,
250-mile grind.
The worlds second-ranked
sports car pilot switched TO the
unfamiliar Ferrari after his
Aston Martin was wrecked Sat-
urday BY Ruth Levy Of Los
Angeles during q woman'Srace
The switch didn't seem u
bother him. Moss tipped across
the finish line about l2s miles
ahead OF Carroll Shelby OF Dal-
las. Tex. who was driving a
IS Maserati.
This was the second straight
year q pre-race wreck threat
ened Moss chances. Last year
the 3-liter Maserati which
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Young Knieks
Start 10 Click
ny the Associated Press

The New York Knickerbock-
ers. stresSing a youth move
ment, are starting 20 reap divi-
dends on their new policy.
During the l956-57 season a
veteran New York team finished
last in the Eastern division and
the owners decided 1t was about
time 70 clean house. In the
on season such "old reliables"
as Sweetwater Clifton. Harry
GalIatin. Dick MCGUIRE and
Jim Baechtold were traded or
released.
It took q while for some OF
the inexperienced youngsters
to click-and early-season in
juries to key players didn't help
but the Knicks now are roll
ing along on a four-game VIM
ming streak.
New York spurted In the fourth
quarter to throttle the St. LOUIS
Hawks. ll3-ll0. last night. The
Cincinnati Royals moved with
in one game Of the Hawks. the
Western Division pace settlers
by whipping the Philadelphia
Warriors. 99-88. in the only
other game. Jack Twyman led
the Royals with "a points.
The KnickS advanced to third
place in the Eastern section as
Philadelphia dropped to last,
a half game behind. New York
trails runnerup Syracuse by a
half-game.
Ron Sobie. in his second seas
on with the Knicks. and Kenny
Sears. a third-year man. spear
headed the New Workers. to TN
uphill victory. Sobie clicked for
32 points and Sears collected
rs.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

spectator. Dawson was q by
stander until Fleisher inveigled
him into the competition to I'LL
out a squad.
Others to hit TOO were Rob-
ert A. Goodwin. 10S-7l4 and
Mel Ehrlich. 96-700. The top
awards were $50. $40 and $25.
Others who collected were
Pierre Goze. 1860: Cliff Glad
ding. 1868: Sarah Babbing-
ton from WalkerviIIe, Md, 100
692: Ed Payne, 1851; Gene
Alder, 92-6e0: Carl Bohme. 96-
$50; Carl Konfednak. 140-6S9.
Consolation winners were Eddie
Owens. 66l, and George Simons.
1869.
The Hyattsville- Mount Raj
nier Boys Club received Is
cents from each entry fee and
this was matched by the Hy-
attsvilIe Bowling Center.
AE
Washington bowlers took q
beating in the Ray Won Dreele
Memorial Open for men and
the Toots Barger Open for
women in Baltimore. Dave
sVoIk won the Won Dreele with
a 6-game score of 873, an av-
erage Of 1853. with Frank
Turner of Hagerstown second
at 1863. and his pal. Jim
Wolfensberger, third at 844.
Washington's best was Billy
Watson with 805 for 10th.
Ruth Kratz broke her own
world four-game record to win
the Barger with l,048 for eight.
In the last four she shot 184.'
1876, 116 and l67 for 602. She
established the previous mark.
500, in the John Dennis Singles
at Charlotte in 1856. For the
first four Mrs. Kratz totaled
only 446.
Lyn Kuczek led the Wash
ington contingent with 944 for
eighth, including a high of l46.
and Ann Habercom, l40-935s
was 10Th.
There were 96 entries in the
Won Dreele and So in the
Barger.
Evening star., 1957-12-09

Promoters Of duckpin tour
flanents dread a whopping
score in the early going. Usu-
ally 1t deters many bowlers
from entering. but II wasn't
that way IN the annual Jack
Mooney Memorial at Mount
Rainier.
Proprietor Eli Friedman. dis
mayed when a wrong date for
the tournament was published.
thought his lucky had run out
when Dale Valentine, one a.
the first TO shoot in the
Mooney. rolled 701 for flve
games and with q Sc handicap
crossed ISL.
II was enough to discourage
the staunchest. ordinarily. but
for some reason 1t didn't.
Throughout the afternoon and
evening the tournament stead
lily grew. When the deadline
fell at 10 pm. Tournament pi-
rector Len Belas was surprised
to discover that a record had
been set for one Of the towns
most popular duckpin events.
The field numbered 130..
One Of the last TO roll, Fred
Swartz of the Langley, Hebrew
League. finished second at 634-
Se-722.
Valentines performance, for
consistency. was one Of the
finest Of the season. with a
high Of lat and low Of 1872.
The games. In succession, were
l39. 1872. 147, 1877 and 146.
Swartz's ranged from 1873 TO
l2l. Only others to hit 700
were Johnny Parke and John
Shea, who tied at an even 700
for third, Parke with a "a
handicap and Shea with one
Of 80. Major prizes were 500,
$50 and $50. with the third one
split.
Others in bayon were: Don
cutSail. 1866: Bob Hynek
2S-6S5; Jerry Brown. 40-683
Eddie Owens. 24-682: Cliff
Gladding. 1862: John Coli
was. 69-632: FL Harding. &C.
678; Harold Wilson. 36-677;
Albert O'Neill. l20-677: Ray
Trego. 96-676. AL Lucas. GA
676: Carroll Roberts. lO8-676:
Robert Kee. l28-674: Carroll
Russell. l00-673: Hal Inman
44-673. Bits Amanuel. 152. and
Bill Wrestling. 627, got the con-
ISOLATION prizes.
What happened Saturday al
Mount Rainier was repeated
last night at Hyattsville where
the Hyattsville-Mount Rainier
Boys Club Benefit Handicap
was staged by Al Fleisher,
Sherman Howard Of the Pub
lie Health League and George
r. Dawson of the King Pr
Super $40 League. posted for
midable scores as early start
ers. Howard with 636-l08-744
and Dawson with 6l0-108-7l8
but the tournament attracted
a record entry of 96. a dozen
more than last years.
Howard, who averages l03
as does Dawson. had no inten-
ton Of entering until a friend
lured him to the event as a
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Quontico Coeers
Seek 5th Straight

CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind.
Dec. 9 tSpeciaD The Guam
tico Marines unbeaten basket
ball team goes after victory No.
s against Wabash College here
tonight.
The Marines. who defeated
Scott Air Force Base Saturday
and won at Fort Knox last
night. will face the Little Greek
CVa0 Amphibs Wednesday be-
fore returning home to play
Fort Eustis Friday.
Their own Christmas Invita-
ton tournament will provide
the action after that.
John Brewer. 6-foot-4 prod
uct OF the University of Ken
tucky. scored IA points to lead
the Marines to last nights IA
6S victory over Knox.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Frostbite Reeotto
Won by Bowdoin

Although Rick Davies of
George Washington University
emerged as top skipper with SO
points. the. Colonials finished
second to Bowdoin Colleges
national champion polar bears
yesterday in the llth annual
Frostbite Sailing Regatta OF
the Corinthian Yacht Club.
Bowdoin amaSsed lis points
in the two-day event to l02 for
George Washington.
Navy. Fordham and Detroit
tied for third place with 9S
points and were followed by
Princeton. 80: Georgetown. SO;
Colgate, IS, and Catholic Uni
versity, "a.